Bakery in Leek

“Opened today so very tidy as you'd expect, but I was very impressed by it anyway! It's deceptively large inside if you've ever been to the property when it was Argos, and they make good use of space. There are a lot of aisles and while they're fairly narrow it still manages to feel light and airy. However, one downside is the car park, which is fairly cramped and is pay and display. It is also situated on a hill which makes using the trollies not a simple manoeuvre.”

“Absolutely beautiful amazing place, amazing staff and delicious food! Recent incident handled amazingly by staff and can’t believe the slating they are getting for protecting there small business. Everything is hard enough with cost at the moment so things like this make me feel really disheartened.”

“Really nice options and pretty cheap”

“Only required one item today as I was passing. Lurpak butter which was much cheaper than in Tesco. I would say by as much as £2 I did have a wander around and I will be calling back to buy Silentnight duvet and pillows as again they were at a bargain price”

“Really miss the cafe!! It was fab. Nice clean store, always well stocked and friendly staff. Toilets available in store too. Plenty of parking”

“Good day. Let me walk you through this unique retail opportunity, known to the locals as Morrisons. This isn't just a supermarket; it's a bustling hub of commerce and community, a prime piece of real estate designed for maximum footfall and minimum fuss. The property itself, a sprawling structure of red brick and glass, is strategically located to capture a diverse clientele. The exterior, with its large, open-air car park, offers unparalleled accessibility, a key feature in today's competitive market. This is a space that says, "Come on in, we've got plenty of room for your minivan." Inside, the layout is a marvel of consumer-centric design. The "market street" concept, a genius bit of branding, creates the illusion of a vibrant high street. You have the Fishmonger, a traditionalist's dream; the Butcher, a space dedicated to the noble art of meat sales; and the Baker, which wafts a delightful scent of fresh bread to ensure no potential buyer leaves without a purchase. The price points here are a testament to the property's incredible value proposition—a place where quality is implied but not necessarily required. The clientele, a diverse mix of families, elderly couples, and the occasional student in search of a meal deal, is a testament to the property's universal appeal. This is a place that promises everything to everyone, and for that, it's a guaranteed winner. An investment in this establishment is not just an investment in a supermarket; it's an investment in a local institution.”

“Open late good selection of food and drink.”

“Our favourite café, stop for lunch if ever we're in Leek. Lovely food, great coffee and a great range of cakes. Staff are polite and friendly, would highly recommend.”