McColl's

Reviews

1. Mathew Markey ★★★★★

   Morrisons Daily: The Eighth Wonder of the Modern World If the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the Taj Mahal had a love child, and that child grew up, put on a green apron, and decided to sell sandwiches, you would still only approximate the majesty of the Morrisons Daily. The moment the automatic doors whooshed open, I was greeted not by staff, but by a radiant beam of light that I can only assume was divine in origin. The fruit and veg display was arranged with such geometric precision that Euclid himself would have wept. I picked up a banana so perfectly yellow it looked as if it had been Photoshopped by the angels. The staff, meanwhile, are clearly not of this Earth. Each member of the team glided across the floor with balletic grace, somehow scanning groceries, restocking shelves, and offering life advice simultaneously. When I sheepishly asked if they had any more of the chocolate croissants, the assistant didn’t just check the back—he sprinted into the ether, wrestled with the gods, and returned clutching a warm, flaky pastry as if it were the Holy Grail. And let’s talk about the meal deal. £3.50. Sandwich, drink, crisps. I’m not exaggerating when I say it felt like a personal invitation to dine at the table of kings. I selected a chicken salad sandwich so fresh I could hear the cress still photosynthesising. My bottle of Pepsi had condensation so aesthetically pleasing that a Renaissance painter would have quit his career in despair. The crisps? Crunchier than autumn leaves underfoot, and twice as poetic. Checkout was a religious experience. The self-service machine didn’t scold me with its usual “unexpected item in bagging area” nonsense. No. It purred, gently, as if thanking me for existing.

   almost 8 months ago
2. Joe white ★☆☆☆☆

   Popped down to Morrisons Daily for a quick cheese run simple plan: cheese on toast, nothing fancy. But no. Despite the sign saying open until 22:00 pm, they were already shut before I arrived at 21:40 pm. Doors locked. Lights out. Staff nowhere in sight. Now I’m standing in my kitchen with bread in one hand, toaster in the other, and no cheese. Honestly, the emotional devastation of unfulfilled cheese on toast cannot be overstated. If you’re going to advertise “daily” and post closing times, please stick to them or update your signage. I don’t ask for much, just dairy access at advertised hours. Disappointed, hungry, and cheeseless.

   almost 10 months ago
3. Stuart Johnson ★★☆☆☆

   Morrisons you need to better!!! This store is badly stocked, dirty, badly organised, crowded with broken equipment. Absolutely no reason to return and I won't be.

   almost 10 months ago

1. Alice L ★★★★☆

   I have been a regular customer of this shop for a few years now, and I have to say in the last few weeks the levels of customer service, cleanliness and the overall atmosphere of the shop have significantly improved. I am told there is a new manager who seems to be doing a wonderful job. Well done all, can’t wait to see what the future brings for the shop! ⭐️

   almost 11 months ago
2. leonard spillman ★☆☆☆☆

   Minus one star, without doubt one of the most miserable unfriendly shops i have ever been in

   almost 3 years ago
3. Joe Hurren ★★★★★

   Shop has improved massively the shop is much more stocked than previously was. New members off staff in the shop which has lifted the whole atmosphere. Staff are much happier would definitely go back.

   almost 3 years ago

1. callum churchill ★☆☆☆☆

   Turned up between their regular business hours at 18:05 to find “closed” scribbled on the door in pen. Turns out that half the staff have been sent to London to look after another store due to it’s inability to inspire a single person to apply for a job with them. McColls must be haemorrhaging funds in accommodation and transport. If you are able to make it in you are usually just met with rudeness and unpleasantness. Save your time and go to Tesco Express on Bathwick Hill, it’s just around the corner.

   almost 4 years ago
2. Alissa ★☆☆☆☆

   Really rude member of staff at the till on Monday morning, started yelling at me when I simply asked if he could give me change back in coins when I purchased something. Told me that people like me "ruin his business" and I should be ashamed of myself... for asking if he could give me back change in coins... Quite unnecessary if you ask me. A simple "No, sorry" would have been sufficient!

   almost 4 years ago

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