Baby food store in Bristol

“Had prescription filled Sat pm14Oct22. Small que ahead of me that dissipated quickly. An absolute star of an assistant fulfilled my prescription, this despite me being newly registered and me arriving shortly after my prescription had electronically arriving. Fantastic service on the day I visited.”

“This Budgens is a pick up and drop off point for Hermes Parcels. Hermes mucked up big time which cost me almost 3 times what it would normally do to send a parcel but it would have been a lot more if the staff and management weren’t so helpful, friendly and understanding. I can not recommend this store or it’s staff highly enough and I just wish I could give more than 5 stars!!!”

“Celebrating Cadburys 200th anniversary, we sold Dairy Milk bars for as little as 1p! It was great seeing the reactions, receiving such a diverse group of customers in store, as well as increasing footfall in the store for the retailer! The community really got together for this one, and rightly so! One in a lift time celebration. Thank you to all of those who came to visit us!”

“In an age where the term “incompetent” is thrown about online with the same flippancy as an empty crisp packet on the pavement, it’s refreshing—nay, necessary—to set the record straight. Nestled in a neighbourhood that’s more “gritty realism” than “gentrified artisan bakery,” this corner shop stands not only as a purveyor of pantry staples but as a quietly heroic fixture of the community. Yes, the shop has its share of challenges—chief among them, the relentless battle with shoplifters, which must test the patience of even the most Zen-like retail worker. But what you’ll find here is resilience, warmth, and shelves that are, miraculously, still well-stocked. The staff are consistently welcoming, helpful, and patient—more so than most customer service veterans in less trying environments. And at the helm is Reece, the manager, whose dry wit and demeanour add just the right dash of levity to your weekly mission for oat milk and emergency biscuits. This isn’t a sterile supermarket with automated voices and corporate indifference; it’s a human place, with real people doing a hard job well. So if you’re inclined to judge based on one flustered Tuesday afternoon, perhaps take a breath (and a Hobnob) and remember: competence isn’t always loud—it’s often quietly dependable.”

“Here we have a massive company treating this small shop like it is one of their supermarkets manned by a whole fleet of staff instead of the small shop that it is with its 6/7 staff! Only allowing 2 staff at a time for the most part and having to take in deliveries, respond within minutes for all the takeaway delivery services! Shop for those orders and still serve at the till & Scan in and scan out parcels that there is clearly no room for! The company demand far too much from very few staff in a thankless and quite frankly dangerous job with zero help when needed! I Hope none of you negative commenters will be popping in for your forgotten jar of gravy or pint of milk on Christmas Day since the little shop is not allowed that festive time with their loved ones! As for closing at 10…… they only get paid till 10 and still have to close down and lock up….. maybe they should work an hour unpaid? Morrisons need to seriously look at their little shops and start making things better for all involved! How about supporting your shop and its staff and start making a stand for them for better working life! Which will result in a better shop for the community!?”