ASDA

This Asda store is a reasonable size and is located in Warrington City center, it is located inside Cockhedge Shopping center and in my opinion as it seems to be by far the largest and most visited store, even holding a large café, it is probably the main attraction at Cockhedge and one of the only places worth calling in for.
Parking here is free for up to 2 hours, but they still seems to be old signs up, which is confusing for first-​timers to both Warrington and the retail park like myself, although as this is mainly down to the retail park, Asda are not really responsible for this so it would be unfair to mark them down too much for this.
This is a reasonable Asda store, it is average, I have seen much larger stores such as the one at Eastlands and smaller ones too, such as the branch at Rochdale.
The selection here is okay, and is rather good on some items such as canned drinks and multi-​packs, stocking 4 different flavours of San Pellegrino avaliable to buy in multi-​packs, including Orange and Pomegranate, compared to other stores in both the Asda chain and rival brands, it is lucky to see them just stock two.
They is also a good range of newspapers here, I actually found picking up The Times difficult in Warrington, with most other shops including big brands such as WHsmith not stocking a great range of papers, and despite visiting on a Sunday, they is no excuse for this, as they should always have even a «good» selection of papers, so I was glad to see that here at ASDA.
The Free from ranges were together, with the frozen range near enough infront of the normal cupboard range, the range was nothing impressive and was once again average for your Asda store.
The staff here seemed nice, and offered to take me to an aisle I was looking for, and told me what number to look for and what side it would be on.
They have an interesting range of homeware here, stocking near enough ½ an isle for just towels and bath-​mats, but still the selection wasn’t varied.
The selection of most other items was poor /​average too including Starbucks iced beverages.
This store is just below average, and while briefly considering the confusing parking situation and that is abit of a trek to visit especially if you are just looking for essentials, and don’t wish to walk through a shopping center, I feel this store is on the higher end of a 2 star spectrum but still has not proven to be worthy of anything over than a 2, even if I could give a 2.5 I wouldn’t as it sadly would probably be too generous too.

Though its good for being cheap, it feels cheap inside too. Needs a full refurb.
The clothes for women are a bit old fashioned looking, as is shoe collection, kids section is crud unless you want to buy for a child under the age of 3 years.
Mens section ok-​ish but so small its not worth having really unless you just want socks and boxers.
Electrical/​cd/​dvd counter very slow to be served if at all as no one ever seems to be there?
A cheaper shop than some other stores if you are watching the pennies some months, but I still prfer the other stores as they feel alot more pleasant and bright to walk around.
really hate the park up, go through barrier with ticket balls here. asda stamp your ticket if you buy £5 or more worth of shopping, but only in one car park (the staples and argos side) not the other side (tj hughs and wilkinsons side) so be careful to go in the right side.
Still feels a chore to park up and leave that way for some reason, also it makes you buy more shopping that you normally would. I mean, I wouldnt just ‘pop to asda for milk. As I know i’d be buying £5 at least or pay the car park OR pay the parking fee. Its more set up for people shopping in several places in the cockhedge.
The amount of times I’ve forgotten to get my ticket stamped and had to run back in and wait at customer services to get it stamped is unreal. oops
stood for 15 minutes at the checkout while the staff member had a chat about the weather/​clothes/​shoes/​latest hair fashions etc with someone in front of me. This seems to happen a lot, I know its an awful job and talking must be the only way to forget your job some days, but remember people are waiting when you talk about your kittens litter tray habits for 15 minutes.

Like most Asda’s. feels grubby and cheap. crowded and bustled.
sorry Asda but why do you always feel like you are shopping in poundland lately here? good for shampoos etc. clothes/​underwear always out of size 8’s. don’t seem to re stock often.
the online service to collect in store is not the most efficient, i went to collect some jeans and they couldn’t find them. took 35 mins to look. I stood like a lemon waiting. In the end I left, they rang 2 hours later to say they found them on the very shelf they were meant to be on.. hmm errmmm. Had to go back to get them. thanks for wasting my diesel on the 2 trips Asda. Good points, the car parking is free if you stay for under 2 hours. very handy if you need to run in to town and go to asda. But this is more a compliment to cockhedge centre carpark, not Asda ;-) generally get pleasant talkative til staff.

Fantastic place for shopping and having breakfast!

Very poor line of dried pulses stc. The had no sea salt crystal/​flakes either.
I ended up going to Sainsbury’s where they have a larger choice and was actually cheaper than Asda.
They also make an habit of closing the till nearest to the self serve till even when there are queues.

Nice big Asda with the usual products, the childrens toy range is not as large as in other stores and I can agree with one of the other reviews that the Car Park layout is pants. HOwever the range of goods on offer is always good and the shelves are always fully stocked.

It’s an ASDA like any other. There’s always a good selection of products, including food, clothes and books etc.
Apart from that what can you say about it? Well firstly the car park (though free) is one of the worst designed car parks I’ve ever known and having had a friend work there, apparently there are countless crashes, so beware.
I do find the books and CD’s they have on offer always beat the high street (although maybe not always the internet!)
Apparently the staff all have special tickets they can give to customers that give you money off, so be nice, they may just be nice back!

I go to this asda twice a week and have never had any problems with it. The George section has loads of good offers and is very well stocked they have all the sizes you need and want. The supermarket section is huge they always have offers on and everything is in the right aisle so it’s easy to find things you are looking for. The staff are also very kind and will help you to your car with your shopping if help is needed. I have always found asda to be the best supermarket to shop at their prices are very low compared to other stores.

just like ur average asda. but bigger.
same offers and discounts. is busy.

What a hassle to get a pound for a trolley. First you park, then you find you don’t have a pound. Go to the cashpoint, go to the store to change up your note, get a trolley, go back to car to get the kids out, its such a bind that its off putting. However the store is well stocked. I don’t think the fruit and veg are the freshest at ASDA but they’re reasonable. Also the clothes all seem to have been on the floor at some point, but then its very very cheap so who’s complaining!

We used to do almost all our regular weekly shopping here — huge carpark and ASDA will stamp your ticket as FREE if you’ve shopped there.
Quite a large branch, with all the usual ASDA lines, very good service and well-​cleaned at all times.