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Morrisons 1 star review on 29th October 2022
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Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
I took my 91year old friend ordered fish and chips ordered yesterday for her shopping. She wanted us to eat in the cafe'. We ordered fish and chips and coffees. Service took for ever, chips almost cold and had been kept warm for hours, the peas were cold grey olive green and wrinkled. Had I been alone I would have complained bitterly. grahamgiblin.39@gmail.com.39@gmail.com
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Posted 8 years ago
Started to do my shopping at 8am ,before my work, but had to stop this due to the fact that maybe only 2 staff on check out. If you go to Morrisons in Barry after 2pm there is no stock as happened yesterday and every other day,(no veg, no freezer food.) But i am extremely angry at morrisons policy concerning staff with illness,. I had just got over pneumonia and whent to do some shopping only to find the woman on check out had a severe cold, she was scanning my items with a hanky in hand and blowing her nose. I immediately asked for a manager who said that if you have a cold you cannot work on the veg, but its ok on checkout, this is the most rediculouse rule. When you handle veg the customer takes them home and boils them, or fruit is washed. On the checkout you are dealing with hundreds of people, some old and frail, handling every item, taken money from you and returning the change. I wonder how many people have become ill or even died fro this disgracefull policy. The manager fid not care or want to know what check out i was talking of. And the checkout woman was there the next day making further people ill. One last thing I have noticed about the store is the many cheaper products that have finished at this store to make you buy the dearer ones, such as jonogold apples and tinned peaches. I have known many workers from morrisons over the years and I can only say the way they are treated is dismal., and the store and area manager is useless..
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Posted 8 years ago
Just had the new Lobster and Crab Mac'n'Cheese. Absolutely atrocious. Where is the lobster and crab????? A very tiny piece amongst all the macaroni. At £6 it is disgusting. Don't buy it!!!!!!
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Posted 8 years ago
Morrisons in hoddesdon salad counter is such a poor service I have visited the place for many weeks now an every time have to ask to top up the salad The counter is always messy with dropped food One member of staff who I regularly see and have to keep consistently asking her to top up the salad counter It's like I am punishing her for asking Because her attitude is not good And again last Saturday no staff No eggs sweet corn lettuce spring onion waited ten minutes then asked customer services to call someone still no one came so I continued shopping there I came back twenty minutes later to find no one still available so I gave up and left You do the best salads out of all the other supermarkets So all I am asking is to keep the counter clean and not keep having to ask staff to top up bowls It's not just two or three bowls it's five to six with mess everywhere daily for the last month I have been going I hope this email gets addressed Thank you
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Posted 8 years ago
Purchased a pack of 'fresh ready to eat' prawns yesterday in the Johnstone store. When I got home I found them to be partially frozen, which I cannot understand. I was scared they had originally been frozen/ defrosted then frozen again, so threw them out. It wasn't particularly the £2*50, but that they could have been dangerous to eat. Will never buy fish from Morrisons again. Very disappointed.
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Posted 8 years ago
I recently went into your store in Hanley stoke on trent. At the tobacco counter I asked for 10 silk cut cigarettes. The lady at the counter opened the drawer and informed me that they only had twenties. I then asked her what else they had in tens at which point she refused to open the drawer to show me. She informed me that they can get fined £5000 for opening the drawer if a purchase isn't made. I was astonished. Is morrisons really interpreting the law in this way. If I am buying cigarettes I expect the common courtesy of being allowed to see what choice is on offer. Can you please clarify exactly which part of any legislation your employee used to refuse to open the cabinet.
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Posted 8 years ago
Cafetiere I bought at Morrisons exploded when I put the hot water in. It scalded my hand and wrist, needing hospital treatment, stained my floor, carpet, new kitchen units inside and out. Their Legal Dept assert that there was an already existing fault on the item so they are not to blame. Sounded like flannel to me. I wish Ihad the resources to have it independently looked at. I will NEVER shop at Morrisons again. Obviously they are going to do EVERYTHING they can to prevent legal action. A solicitor advised me it would not be worth the hassle or trying to sue them. Where is the justice in this?
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Posted 8 years ago
This week I decided to spend my Morrisons More £10 voucher. I wish I’d not bothered. When my shopping arrived I found that I had been charged an extra £10 on top of the amount my basket came to before I checked it out. For some reason the voucher amount is not taken off the total that your basket comes to, but is somehow deducted before you start your shop, so that, in effect, you have absolutely no idea what you are spending. To say I am furious is an understatement. I really wanted to save money this week and have ended up having ten pounds more or lesss stolen from me by Morrisons. On top of that I find that YET AGAIN they have charged me for more bags than I received. I will never be conned like that again because I will never use one of their vouchers again. As for now, I will spend the bare £40 minimum each week until I have made up the deficit. Enjoy your ill-gotten £10 Morrisons. I wish you joy of it.
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Posted 8 years ago
Morrisons, Sutton Surrey store had a make over and they removed the Cats Protection charity box, they never told the charity and then wouldn't take donations that were purchased in their shop for the charity as people couldn't find the box they had removed. Now been told by the charity that Morrisons won't put their charity box back out until the charity put a nice new box there that fits in with there new store decor. WTF are they thinking, it's a charity. They told one 85 year old lady who had purchased cat food for the charity box that she couldn't leave it in store so she had to struggle home with it. Appalling.
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Posted 8 years ago
I was made to feel like a criminal today at Morrisons Breightmet by their security guard, I literally only walked into the store to use the cash machine by the exit, I passed by the closed checkout nearest to the exit and made my way to the cash machine, then left the store when I had withdrawn my cash, only to be followed down the road by the morrisons security guard demanding I produce a receipt for the shopping I had, which was purchased from home bargains next door - UNBELIEVABLE !!!!!!!
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Posted 8 years ago
I used to be a (IMO) very good customer spending over £50 a week at Morrisons until recently. One day after shopping I was waiting for a taxi home. I noticed that the outside small bins meant for general waste and cigarette butts etc. were being emptied. The staff are supposed to use a tub on wheels in the back of the store and walk around the outside of the store with this tub on wheels to use to empty the outside public used bins after taking them to the huge bins at the rear of the store. However, I noticed the 'bin' man using a random trolley to put the bags in. The same trolleys we use to put our meat/veg shopping into. Ok most of the food is wrapped in plastic. Should be safe right? Well no. My point is this. The bin man uses a random trolley every night to empty the bins. One of the bags tears, which they do. Cigarrette ash and whatever was in the plastic bags spills out onto our metal trolleys. It could be a bag of dog pooh someone has put in after walking thier dog. But it's now on one of the trolleys. I put my meat (in plastic) onto the trolley or fruit. I then when I go home put that food onto my counter tops in my fridge etc. Now the fridge and surfaces are contaminated. I complained to the head office in Bradford. I got a call back assuring me this would never happen again. A couple of weeks later I caught them again doing the same and said to the bin man you have been told not to use the trolleys to transport the bin bags from outside (he was taking it fully laden through the store instead of going round!!!) He looked ashen a walked off then a normal store worker came out to ask me what was the matter. I told her and she gulped and ran back inside. Then the manager came out and very angrily asked me again what the problem was. I told him and told him I had already contacted head office about the problem. He said he had heard nothing and got really clever because I had said 'you're putting sh*t from outside into the trolleys contaminating them' he got made and asked me not to swear focussing not on the problem but on the word 'sh*t' Smark alec. Things got heated and loads of staff came to back him up and he said 'touch me and these will jump on you' I said you what??!!! It was 4.10 on a sunday. Trading hours are from 10-4pm sundays you are only allowed to trade 6 hours on a sunday. He was still letting people in which was breaking the trading laws. I told him the same and he got really angry and started telling me to get out of his store. HIS store hahaha. Asian little man about 4ft 2" tall. I told him I was reporting his behaviour to head office and he scoffed that he would deal with head office no problem. Then he said to the security guard he's barred don't let him in here again. I've never met a ruder 'man' in my life and i'm not violent but I really wanted to punch this guy out and if I ever saw him in the street i'd be having some words let me tell you that , the little jumped up pr*ck!! Anyway I contacted head office who said they would look into it but no joy. I contacted them again no response then I threatened the papers etc. I got a message saying it's store managers responsibility if he wants to sack someone then it's his decision. £50 a week over 20 years I spent there!!! I'd give Morrisons a 0 nevermind a 1 star. I'll never shop there again and happily spend my money at Asda whos staff I find much better class of people.
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Posted 8 years ago
Big wigs are time wasting fools! Why would a company pay thousands of pounds training staff up to do heavy goods driving, but then aren't organised enough to put the trained staff members to use?? Keeping the trained staff doing their usual tasks?? Senseless! Bad decision making, money wasting, time wasting and disorganised. And the best of it is the people at the top are most probably scratching their heads wondering why the company is loosing money!!!
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Posted 8 years ago
I bought a bottle of Fanta from Morrison the one in the Byker Newcastle and it was raining outside so me and my wife decided to sit in the cafe area and wait, we had Morrison breakfast there then a Staff member came to us and said we are not allowed to have a drink which we bought from the store! I personally think it is very bad customer service
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Posted 8 years ago
I'm a regular shopper at Morrison's and they were my big supporter as we major stores and soon to be opened store in Sutton Surrey. I bought the Garlic Chicken in bag which I had previously had the pleasure of eating with my family but the last two times i have found that it taste and takes as long as boiling chicken. Not only that but the potatoes i bought from Morrison seem like bullets, Its disgusting that we have to pay for rubbish that's not only a health risk but a waste of money. After shopping there for over 10 yrs, I think the competition may just win me over!!!!
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Posted 9 years ago
I use the Borehamwood store nearly every day since it opened. I am fed up with the shelves being empty even at lunch time the bread, sandwiches and lots more. I couldn't even get a packet of paracetamol last week. You can guarantee every time you go you can see at least five members of staff in the smoking are and the biggest culprit is the actual store manager. WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THIS STORE....?????
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Posted 9 years ago
Morrisons loyalty card scheme is the worst that i have ever experienced in the history of loyalty scheme that operates across stores and supermarket in the UK. I usually shop at Stratford branch, i was offered a temporary card to acquire points until i register for a permanent card. At the point of registration, the points on the temporary card was suppose to be transferred to the permanent card as stated by Morrisons but alas; that never happened. I went for shopping at stratford branch; bought stuffs worth about £80; swiped my card to accumulate point; only for a message to come up on the screen that my card is invalid. i was directed to speak to customer service advisor who now told me that if i dont use it for 2 months, it will go invalid and that i have to apply for another one. Well, they've just lost another customer because a'int going back there. I have other stores loyalty card that i sometimes use maybe; 5 times a year and it never went invalid. Who ever is in charge of customer experience should look into this as it is not the best way to operate the loyalty scheme. if morrisson's are not capable of operating the service, then they should wait until they are bouyant enough to reward customers
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Posted 9 years ago
Morrisons should NOT advertise for something if they can't meet the demand. A Tomahawk steak that is advertised across all newspaper, I can't even get it when going in at 7:20am when they open at 7, and the butcher told me they sold out at 7:01am which is ridiculous when it is not an 1 day offer but 4 days. Which kept me wondering, you guys either cannot kept with the demand or you just order 5 for a day. Which makes me think you advertise it just because you want more people to walk in your stores to shop at your place, which in fact left the consumer felt CHEATED! In conclusion, DON'T ADVERTISE IF YOU DON'T HAVE IT!
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Posted 9 years ago
I have being a customer at Shrewsbury store since it opened, but since it's new 'rev amp I dofind the store New layout weird, have tried to do my shopping can it find every thing I use to find very easily in old set up talking ,to family they agreed with me,that it's very mixed up ,that we now spend lest and drought go as much choseing ,more expensive Sainsbury,just to get the stuff which could not find, just look how much my match and more card transactions ,plus stopped useing petrol as not crossing town just for petrol, ps telfold and market Dayton are great,very easy to find things far better layout than Shrewsbury
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Posted 9 years ago
Bought a blender that does not properly work. The blender worked at first, yet turned off by itself after few seconds. When I go back to Morisson for replacement, the staff rejected my request since the blender worked when the staff tried it. The blender also has been used since the seal was broken and I found steam on the lid.
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Posted 9 years ago
Morrisons cafe llanishen cardiff No one to take order staff in kitchen having a mothers meeting 25min wait for a greasey plate of food coffee gone cold all this on a quiet day imagine if it was busy
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Posted 9 years ago
Morrisons is rated 2.2 based on 2,047 reviews