Morrison's are quite a good supermarket in my opinion, they're not quite my monthly shop but weekly shop for about 10 items, they are. I find my monthly shop there impossible without the bulk deals at Costco and Makro but the deals on things like bread where they do two for £2 and money off on things like Jaffa cakes, these deals are some of the best, compared to Asda and Tesco. The stores are always very clean, very large and well laid out with lots of overhead signs telling you where stuff is. If you can't find something a member of staff will come and help but don't always have faith in the overhead signs. Morrisons have a very bad habit of moving things ...  Read the complete review

I don't normally shop at Morrisons but have been quite a few times in the last couple of weeks with my elderly mother who won't shop anywhere else. I usually shop at the Wednesbury Morrisons store so my review is centred around the services that this store provides and may not apply to other stores. One of the main reasons my elderly mum is very fond of Morrisons is the cafe. The cafe is large and well lit with lots of large windows and there are plenty of seats. You can help yourself to cold food, cold drinks and tea and coffee and order food at the counter where you pay for your beverages. The staff are always really nice and friendly and the food I have ...  Read the complete review

I had bought a product that was bad. Literally gone off, even though it was in date. I rang customer services. A dreadful member of staff called Sarah insisted I give her my telephone number. I gave her my name and address, but refused to give my number which is ex directory and witheld. She said she couldn't give me any idea what would happen as I wouldn't give her my phone number. She also refused point blank to give me her surname. When I asked to be transferred to someone senior, she said there was no-one there. i did not believe her.These people are awful and should appreciate who pays their wages.

Morrisons is one of our households favourite supermarkets (mostly because it's the nearest...) it looks the naffest but always has great deals and offers on most products and good quality 'Morrisons Savers' products. The Morrisons near me is fairly small but stocks most items we need for a weekly shop and a few extra bits and pieces. Morrisons tend to stock less variations and flavours of products which can be annoying when you want something specific, however I then Morrisons is like a large corner shop but has much better value. It is horrible at Christmas time or really hot days when everyones stocking up on BBQ things like most supermarkets but because the ...  Read the complete review

Morrisons is the UK's fourth largest supermarket after Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury's. I do my weekly shopping there because I live close to a big store and I find it convenient and usually cheap. Car Park In all of the Morrisons stores I have visited they have all had fairly large car parks. A few Morrisons that I have visited on my travels have actually charged for parking which I find outrageous, but they were city centre stores. Trolleys and baskets You need a pound coin (or a trolley coin the same size) to release a trolley. The trolleys are easy to push and in my local store we rarely get a dodgy one. When you return your trolley to a ...  Read the complete review