Directory overview
- 525 Total businesses
- 4.1 Average rating
- 97% With reviews
- 79% With photos
- 39 Highly rated
- 482 Open on weekends
525 results found
Browse supermarket in Stoke. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 525 results in Stoke. Average rating 4.1/5 based on 170,575 reviews & ratings. The listings below include supermarket from cities such as Stoke-on-trent, Crewe, Stafford, Congleton, Leek and others.
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“I went to the store recently and met Store Manager Chris who assisted me in finding the best value for money deal available! I'd highly recommend Waitrose due to their superb recruitment. Chris is a true credit to the company.”
“Really helpful staff & an excellent range, considering the size of the shop.”
“Great retail park. Good shops, a decent coffee shop, petrol station and bus station too. We went 3.50pm on a Friday afternoon. A BIG MISTAKE. It was ok getting in a parking spot, fast forward and hour and twenty minutes, and it took 20 minutes to get to the exit. Once we had finally managed to exit the car park, it took 10 minutes to get back onto the A500 as the queue to get into the retail park, had totally clogged up all the routes off the entry and exit roads. A total nightmare for people coming to the retail park, however good shopping once there.”
“Shropshire s famouslordhillmuseum curators all shop at Sainsbury's best best is what we like our museum. allows bidders on line to buy historical items rare and fine just like Sainsbury's stores”
“1 of the best place for walks and bakery. Seasonal sales for Asia and Europe foods are amazing.”
“We have been coming to Costa for many years. The best part isn’t really the coffee, it’s the staff. These are some of the nicest people you will ever meet; being super kind and friendly, and making some of the best drinks you will ever drink. They are the reason that Costa tastes better, because it’s the dedication and love into coffee making that’s the secret ingredient to a better drink. Sadly, the ‘chain’ itself, or its higher management so to speak, has made decisions in recency that leave you feeling a bit cheaped out on. Over the years we have noticed steady price increases (even befor the cost of living and inflation). While there is something to be said about struggling business these days, Costa is by no means small and they are owned by Coca-Cola. They are not struggling for money. Furthermore, shortly after a recent price hike for all of the food at Costa, Costa started taking out sausages from their Sausage baps to go from 4 to 3. They then made them smaller only a few months later. This is a blatant cash grab and a cheap out from Costas executives and it is especially upsetting given there was no price reduction to make up for it. We recently also found out that these same executives are now not allowing stores to sell their leftover pastries at 50% off in order to clear them out, but rather throw them away if they aren’t sold at full price. This is a total waste and is a shame since these pastries can be quite expensive and they still get money with a sale rather than the bin. No blame can be put on their staff, they are doing their best and put effort into making the experience as good as it can be, but the higher management at Costa are only looking for a higher profit line, and it shows.”
“Wonderful and kind member of staff at the self checkouts today I have noticed him before he interacts so well with other shoppers and the regulars seem to know him well. He was so helpful today whilst I had trouble with my card he was patient and kind about it Self service today 16/12/25 around 5:40pm”
“Today at the meir park branch the staff went above and way beyond when my mum was taken poorly ( she is fine now) I hope the staff read this as they were excellent in their care and assistance to both my parents. My dad was looked after by the floor manager and a couple of lovely ladies finished putting his shopping through the till, packed it and took it to his car. They also arranged for a member of staff to follow me to my dad's as I needed to get back to my own car there. They helped him in and unpacked his shopping while I got him settled. Then drove me back to mum who was being seen to in the ambulance.! Amazing helpful caring and professional throughout. Thankyou”
“Great quality, great choice,great prices. Store was nice n clean, staff were pleasant n polite, n also busy.. constantly on the move, restocking. Got some thing that I never knew I needed, rubber door stops n scissors. Who doesn't need rubber door stops? , the usual happened, I only went in for a look, 20 mind l8r, & £10 lighter, couldn't help myself.”
“Bought Silentnight single size heated blanket £19.99 Excellent value”
“Zoë was so nice she gave us her trolley when she saw our hands were full a very merry Christmas”
“Wanted to thank assistant Jill, who spend 30-45mins with me during a fitting. Jill was was very knowledgeable and did her due diligence when helping me find the perfect fitting bras. I cannot recommend her and the team highly enough! The store does walk in fitting and has a great selection of discounted bras”
“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pak Foods is a fantastic store that offers a wide variety of grocery items for everyone. Whether you're looking for everyday essentials, international products, or something specific from South Asian or British cuisine, you'll likely find it here. The store is well-organized and carries everything from fresh produce and spices to frozen goods and household items. Their dairy section is especially impressive — the butter and desi ghee are top quality and particularly popular among South Asian customers. Prices are very reasonable, and people from all backgrounds shop here. It's a great one-stop shop for all your grocery needs in the UK.”
“Best market in Stoke on Trent full of independent traders selling good quality stuff”
“Helpful staff always there if you want help with something. I always have a laugh in this store with the staff It's got a good community feeling to the shop where everyone knows each other. And also greeted by a nice smile at the checkouts.”
“I was struggling to find 2 items & I asked a lady called Jeanette who found these items for me... brilliant.. This was the Nantwich store.. Hope the manager let's her know of my appreciation..”
“Excellent customer service from David he was helpful and polite he carried my Christmas tree to my car on the carpark Bargain Christmas tree and fabulous service well done”
“All staff members are incredibly welcoming. I would like to say a special thank you to Sue (no idea what your surname is)! She has the most wonderful customer service skills. I regularly shop here and she is one of lifes best. Always friendly, down to earth and caring. Whilst waiting, I have seen her interact with many customers of all ages and she is always so kind with everyone. Many thanks for making my regular shopping trips better than the best!”
“Good quality at good price. You can find special international food each week. If you use Lidl App you can get Free items and other rewards, discounted prices and special offers. Bakery is one of my favourite sections in the shop.”
“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.”
“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.”
“Full of random junk that is always needed. From baking equipment to bin numbers to some knitting material. Great shop.”
“Old fashioned Aldi, with awful carpark. Don't forget to enter your car registration details, to prevent a fine.”
“Well stocked, spacious and organised. Friendly and helpfull staff, great store.”
“Very popular, wife selection of goods and excellent staff!!!”
“Absolutely fantastic shop, has everything you need and when you suggest other products that are not stocked they go above and beyond to get the product or something similar on the shelf, the staff are all lovely and welcoming and are very helpful too, they are all a absolute credit to one stop.”
“The staff here were really caring. They helped me at the checkout even packing my purchases in my own bag.”
“Great little place, lots of essentials available”
“Great supermarket and very friendly/helpful staff.”
“A really handy shop in a great location, the meal deals they do are really tasty too”
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