Morrisons

Morrisons was founded at the end of the 19th century in Bradford and usually has a yellow or brick red style to it, often with triangular roofs. The word Morrisons is normally boldly added above the entrance. Morrisons was my first regular big shop and seems to have a particular good off-license compared to it's competitors. It's won numerous awards and prides itself on its bakery and fish counter. I would agree that both of these items are usually spot on and freshness is definitely something they take seriously. Their own brands are a bit hit and miss, the Farmer's Boy lemonade is always a winner and some of their chocolate products are pretty good too. The ...

I've recently moved to the north of England and have been introduced to a new breed of supermarket. Yes my nearest supermarket is a Morrison's and being typically British I'm going to tell you all about my first impressions of this iconic Northern brand that seems to doing well at the moment. So is it all Pork Pies, sausage rolls and cheap Cava? Read on for the low down! So the quick answer to whether a Morrison's is full of mountains of fatty pastry's and cream cakes, is, well to a certain extent, yes, but "mountains" is probably a little exaggerated. The food selection is different than that of what you would normally find in a typical southern ...

Morrisons is one of the top supermarkets in the UK, especially after taking over Safeway a copule of years ago. The origins of Morrisons is from the north of England, but it has now spread across the south of England and across Scotland. This supermarket is famous for selling cheap goods and providing great value. They always seem to have special offers running in their stores which makes shopping at Morrisons a good bet. When I lived in Leeds, I did most of my shopping at Morrisons as it meant that I could save money compared to all the other supermarkets. I now live in London and don't have a local Morrisons store, which is a bit ...