Reviews

  1. Alison Kiraly ★★★☆☆

    An ok store for snacks, drinks and many items you may be needing. Wish they had hot food available (like breakfast sandwiches). The 2 or 3 times I stopped in they had only cold sandwiches. I bought some chips, snack bars, sweets, drinks, and milk. Aisles are narrow and have to squeeze to let people by. They have a cashier as well as self checkout. We bought a redbull and didn't realize you had to be over a certain age, and the self checkout camera (or cashier?) somehow determined we looked old enough.

  2. Harmoney ★★★☆☆

    A ok shop for snacks when on the go it could be a bit more adorable co op is not the cheapest of places.drinks should be bit Lower.many are over £2 a bottle of juice.

  3. K RC ★☆☆☆☆

    Prawn sandwich £3.30 a total joke!!!!! Micro prawns, micro portion, microscope!!!

  1. Taafe ★★★★★

    Shop in my local co-op closer to home so popped in thinking it would be 10x more expensive with it being in a prime tourist area. Shockingly it was all the exact same price as back home with a cracking selection. Hot food, Costa machine and plenty of checkouts if you want in and out quick.

  2. Lou Zhong ★☆☆☆☆

    The female security guard was unbelievably full of herself — arrogant, dismissive, and seemed to take real pleasure in ignoring customers who needed help. Makes you wonder: is she the owner’s cousin or something? Because no normal employee would get away with acting this rude for so long. I’ve never seen service this bad at any Co-op. I thought I’d seen bad service before — turns out I was just innocent. One star is being too kind. I’ll gladly shop at literally any other supermarket nearby.

  3. Kyle Macmillan ★★★★☆

    Always a pleasant change from the larger shops

  1. Mark. Faulkner ★★★☆☆

    A good selection of food but out of date stock is left to rot as not checked properly. Staff friendliness can be an issue as one minute nice the next funny. When I use the shop it is funny how the speaker system goes off nearly every time as if I am being monitored as a suspected shop lifter. One young chap very helpful and has good customer skills. Could do without the beggar out front who probably has more money than me and is always hustling for cigarettes and spare change.

  2. D J ★☆☆☆☆

    Incorrect price label left on a bottle of Prosecco which wasn’t honoured. Took ages to get any help on the self checkout. The shop was very narrow and difficult to look round properly

  3. Sean McGinn ★☆☆☆☆

    Poor selection when compared to Sainsbury’s locals/Tesco metro etc. Meal deal items never in stock. Have been left waiting for items to be approved for ages before and just ended up walking out. Just walk a few more minutes and go to Sainsbury’s.

  1. Jim Shaw ★★★☆☆

    Decent enough shop with plenty of produce, but it's small and the aisles are very narrow. This leads to lots of social distancing issues as people try to get round one another and the staff when they are trying to stock the shelves. It is ok - just - when people are wearing face coverings but every so often you get some numptie who disregards the rules and in this particular Co-Op the staff must be a bit more on the ball to insist that face coverings are worn, even if only to protect themselves

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