“Clean store with helpful, friendly staff and consistent product ranges. As with many supermarkets, they just can't stop themselves from occasionally moving things around just to upset the complacency of the regulars!
We do tend to notice that prices can jump up, and I know sometimes that I can get the same product cheaper at a competitor, but overall we like our smaller branch.”
“I was on a weekend break in edinborough and the staff at their portobello road store were very helpful in giving me directions and helping me refill my windscreen washer bottle”
“Leading the field with new gluten free products every week. What a brilliant breath of fresh air for Coeliac sufferers. Fantastic brilliant keep up the good work.”
“Store opens at 6am, but pallets all over the aisles, cardboard everywhere, no bread available because its "too hot" only one till out of 18 open ? Hot deli not open till 7am. No newspapers?? Staff morale seems rock bottom.... what the hell are they running?”
“They don't, I've shopped there for a long time, but I'm finding now they're sell by dates, are the next day or following no length on them at all, so I'm going to change where I shop, asda has good sell by dates”
“10 o'clock Sunday. Nobody has re-stocked the shelves . Litres skimmed milk , own make 6 pack yoghurts only strawberry (only 3 left ) Medium fresh chickens only 2 left . Numerous other items were missing or in short supply. Went to buy a rugby paper only to be told it has not been unpacked along with the majority of newspapers and no attempt to even look for it by the young male assistant , very offhand . Aisles were blocked by palates as staff were starting to re stock shelves .If a store is opening at 10 o'clock it should never be in such a mess .Shop here every Sunday and although we are often amazed at the fact the store has obviously not been tidied up , cleaned or re-stocked from the previous evening . Today was the worst shopping experience we have had for a long time . I can now understand why people in Aldridge travel a little further afield and go to either Tesco or Sainsburys. Aldridge store needs to change its ways or it will soon lose a lot of customers. I will now have to go out again and motor to !Morrison's in the hope that the newspapers are set out. Very disappointed.”
“Went into Morrisons in Dover today. Bread shelves not filled up at 0900 and various other items missing from shelves. Fresh bread shelves almost deserted and usual BB date issues with same. Prices rocketing up!! Why don't they see to shelf filling before store opens for goodness sake.”
“Shopping yesterday for over 140.-- only to found on the bill that i had been charged 3x for one pack of expensive grapes (3.55 per pack), Went back to complain and get back my money, Took forever for someone at customer services to appear, and then didn't give me back the full amount even though loudly claiming that she did. WHY????”
“To be honest I only go into Morrisons if there is no other large supermarket nearby. The other day I went in and bought grapes (I noticed later from USA) which looked plump and tasty, they were totally inedible and I threw them all away. I also bought clemantines which also looked interesting and enticing. They were very pithy and horrid with a strange taste, so I threw them away as well. Previously I had tried a couple of ready meals and they too were inedible and very little actual meat in them. Potatoes I have found to be sometimes alright but often not. Tomatoes often tasteless (but this is not only Morrisons). Generally fresh fruit and vegetables are not good. I find it really annoying that most of the fresh produce is packed and not loose. I always prefer loose. I will stick with M&S or Waitrose. Fresh fish is generally alright but I notice the fish smells more than Waitrose, which is usually not a good sign but at least it was fine to eat.”
“Well any Morrisons is a nightmare isn't it, but this beats it all. £3:67 for a punnet of 4 so called fresh nectarines!! I say "so called" because like all their fresh produce it is on it's last legs.”
