Tesco Express

"Opened evey day until 10pm. Useful if you want to buy odd items. Older customers tend to use this shop as their main supermarket due to. Inability to walk any distances. Space limited moreso when a customer comes in with a baby's trolley. Staff very helpful."

"Ok range of products, would like to see a bit more variety, this tesco has nice staff and is always handy for those few things you forgot after 5 on a sunday"

"Usually a pleasant experience. However, on this visit there was only myself and another customer wearing a face covering in the store. Customers were entering without face coverings and not being asked by staff. You would like to think that people would be more safety aware as the Greater Manchester area has one of the highest infection rates."

"Was an absolute nightmare queuing up at this specific store throughout the lockdown period. The slightly mature blonde lady doing concierge often wasn't paying attention to the numbers and was more interested in catching up with her colleague than letting customers in thus resulting in long, unprogressing queues waiting for up to an hour just to go in just to buy a loaf. You just got a sense that she was on some kind of power trip or something. This was the only Tesco in the the Manchester area that has had this issue over the national lockdown I've found strangely."

"New layout is abysmal in terms of tills. I was just stood at the front of the queue that now queues from the right. The till in use was nearest the shop door and being used by a woman who was doing the usual hunt for a penny in the bottom of her bag. Between the two tills is a large lottery thing that obstructs the view of the attendent and their view of the queue. When she walked away I stepped forward to the till. At the same moment the attendant stepped off the till and the other til opened . Before you could blink the woman who had been behind me was on the newly opened till like a rat up a drainpipe and all without the girl working the till seeing anything as she stepped to the right of the lottery guff and i walked by it to the left on the opposite side. Rather than cause a scene with the old bat who leaped into action when the till opened i walked around and rejoined the queue at the back."