Morrisons Daily

I'm in and wheelchair and they come out ask me what I need I trust all the staff with my card and pin, friendly and helpful staff.

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Convenient local shop.

Not too bad

Compact convenience store. Ok though

Teeny tiny shop.
I brought a few drinks and asked the man for some cigarettes.... he litrally stood there for a good 15 seconds just staring at me like id killed his cat or something. Made me feel super awkward

Great selection of items although expensive and very cluttered and awkward to walk around the store as the aisles are extremely narrow would be difficult for someone with mobility aids to manoeuvre around the store

It's an over crowded shop, too much stock for the size of the shop and poorly laid out. Even if the entrance was disabled friendly which it's certainly not, there's a large step and a very heavy door. The shop can bearly cope with 2 people passing in the aisles. No way could you use a wheelchair in there.
The shop is ok for the 20th century but a total rethink for the 21st century I'm afraid.
The prices are usually expensive in comparison to the Shell/Co Op not far away. I think it should be decided whether Mcolls are a newsagents type shop an off licence or a food shop, it just not big enough to be all 3.
I don't think the landlord of all the shops and carpark knows how to bring it all into the 21st century or maybe cares. They don't even have 1 blue badge parking space and the normal bays are like sardine tins! So I can't put all the blame on to Mcolls.

It's a very small shop, there's nothing wrong with a small shop, however on a few occasions I haven't been able to get in or safely navigate with a pushchair due to stock on the floor or too many people in the shop. Avoid if you have a pushchair!

Expensive sandwiches and little room to queue for social distancing

Terrible service. Staff hang around the door smoking. Ask you to wait while they all take a fag break which is the opposite of a convince store

Went here with a mate during a break at college and we wanted to buy a monster energy drink. My mate bought it without needing ID and he was white but I had to show ID because I was different race. Tried to use my college ID but they didn’t allow it and it was weird that they thought I was under age to drink an energy drink and I was still in school or something even thought I wasn’t wearing a school suit and was able to go to a corner shop at 12:00. Absolute joke of a place.