January 2024 by Mark Badger
I?m not going to name and shame anyone, mainly because I don?t know what?s going on in their private life.But one of your staff members really shouldn't be anywhere near a customer-facing role. I should imagine that many of your customers and staff know the person that I?m talking about.When working on a till being nice and polite is surely the bare minimum. This person seems to think being grumpy and rude is the way to go.I?d mark their people skills a 3 out of 10, and I?m basing this score on numerous interactions with them.The only reason I can see why they are allowed to man the till is a sneaky way of forcing us customers to use the self-checkouts, and believe me, it?s worked on me.
December 2023 by Claire Higgins
There's a couple of ladies work here that are so rude. One middle aged blonde haired couldnt be less interested and acts like your not even there and the other is ready for retiring and doesn't she let everyone know it. I've never ever in my life been spoken to the way I have in here. Its clear to see there short staffed this is the only asda they don't have anyone helping on the self service. You have to ask for a till to be opened and god help you if you ask for a bag to pack your own things at the self check out I had my head bitten off for going and helping myself to one after been ignored when I asked if I could have one from behind the till. Even more embarrassing when she shouted top of her voice "NO DONT USE THEM PUT IT BACK AND WAIT" it was busy and everyone looked at me gobsmacked. One gent even asked me if I was alright. This was the older lady that hates been there and hates everything and everyone. I go to other asda now even though its out of my way. There's one bloke works here and he's always singing away stacking shelfs up. Always speaks and is really friendly. Give the guy a pay rise ?
August 2023 by Jack Reeves
Worked there from July 2022 to about April 2023 Just a miserable experience leading to me going off sick wanting to end it all the colleagues aren?t the problem but saying that there was never enough colleagues to work with anyway to many chiefs and not enough Indians I say. managements protocol to bully staff into feeling depressed and suicidal is top notch tho but then again at-least when I was off with a valid sick note I didn?t go on holiday and post photos of me on a beach into the works group chat whilst we are all slaving away and trying to keep the shop to standards, glad I got out of there and to the people who still work there i do miss you guys, miss having a lean on a Tuesday night with young Jack only good thought I have left of that place.
June 2023 by Sarah Harrison
The main problem woth shopping here is the staff. Very unhelpful and they don't look very happy to be working. Staff also have private conversations down the asles and sometimes you feel your been talked about. Self checkout is something that is okay however the staff treat u like a child when they have to sort a problem out. Also it's either the staff are on top of you or there is noone and you stand for ages after only going in for a couple items.
June 2023 by Theresa Butcher
Slow staff on the till.feels like they carnt be bothered to serve you.
June 2023 by Peter Allsop
First class shopping experience
May 2023 by Dana Balestra
ighed. I t think removing cashiers from supermarkets is not a form of progress. I, the buyer, will do the cashier's job. In fact, we are all fooled: her job will disappear and I will do her job, scan the products and then put them in the cart without getting paid for it. This is not progress! Progress is the transition from a candle to a light bulb, from a horse to an engine! From 7 letters, PROGRES, means: "passing from a lower state to a higher one, from old to new". Where is the "new" if I take over someone else's work without getting paid? I am waiting for the progress, the invention that will change the way of shopping. Until then, the elimination of Mrs. Rodica is a staff reduction, it's an economy, it's a layoff. Anything, but no progress! Have the courage to tell him that! Courage, yes! It's progress! ?
April 2023 by Laura Smith
Awful store! No one Is ever on check out. Kiosk or self checkout only!! Some members of staff extremely rude. Male shop assistant Ashley don't no how he still works there after calling me a 'slag' on the shop floor!
March 2023 by Jonathan Marks
Staff are miserableDate - 15/02/2023Time 08:35Female assistant on cigarette tills.This member of staff should of stayed in bed on the date stated! Definitely won't be returning as she made me feel like I shouldn't of come in and be served by a staff member.
February 2023 by Barbara Jackson
After using one of the self service machines on Saturday afternoon 14th January I approached a young, male member of staff to report that the receipt that I had opted for had not been delivered. His response was a shrug of his shoulders followed by the expression 'and?'What a poor example of ASDA customer service
December 2022 by Mick Entwistle
Staff very helpful, clean and tidy in terms of housekeeping, stock very clealy marked so you have no problem in finding what you need.
December 2022 by R D (Ryu)
Decent range of food. We got everything we went in for.
November 2022 by Sarah Louise
Always issues with self scan and have to wait quite some time for a member of staff. Various items scan at wrong prices, aisles often blocked with groups of staff chatting
October 2022 by wendy outram
I love this shop. I?m Disabled & can only shop on my mobility scooter now.Staff always help me.
July 2022 by john999boy
A convenient supermarket with bargain pricing.
