Morley Convenience Store - Leeds

Jordan Wright

Best place to go in Morley, best staff around and everything fairly priced.

Not mention the delivery service they offer it's top class and if there's ever anything they don't have you've ordered they will call and go through substitutions with you over the phone.

Special mention to AJ he's always doing great things for the local community.

Spud Spivey

Ordered 4 times. First time called to say half of stuff not available. Second time, took an hour an half of desserts not available. 3rd time was the Indian food, half of things not available, 4th time, 1hr 10 mins delivery, for yet something else to be forgotten. I love idea of supporting a local business and keep giving them the chance to get it right, but I reckon 4 times is enough times to be let down.

Sarah Foster

Discusting that they NEVER HAVE CASH IN THE MACHINE! 8xs ive gone to use the cash machine in the Premier shop Morley as its the nearest one for at least 15-20 mins walk, and EVERY SINGLE TIME ITS HAD NO CASH IN! And ive gone morning ,noon, and night times...what a let down to the rest of the shop!

Karie Siu

First time went to drop off an Evri parcel and the lady told us they won’t accept large size parcels after 5pm. Second time went to drop off a small parcel, got told they won’t accept any parcels after 5pm. The shop closes at 10pm. Please at least update these ‘drop off times’ with the Evri website.

Steve Chambers

Mostly love this shop esp momma India who’s lovely… but when being nice and friendly the long term owner came up with some politics about Britain. Stealing £3tn from India. He’s normally sound but obvs has some deep hate of Britain.

Jet Black.

I left this area in the 1970s, having been born here and lived locally and have extremely fond memories of the old shop which was on this site, google it, Claude Bostock, in the 70sit still sold vinegar and spirits from a barrel, bring your own container and butter and cheese cut to order.
What is here now in this row of Georgian houses is an abomination. I’ve been inside once and felt utter dispair. The poor people who,live opposite having to look at what is here now
And paying rates for doing so.
All the bins left outside, councils fault.
A lovely old shop ruined beyond repair. The local council should be held to account for allowing this eyesore to be here.

Shane Sanderson

Walked in this shop to buy a few things and all I could hear was a member of staff swearing while talking to the owner behind the counter, f&## tw## was a few choice words I heard.
The owner served me while continuing to talk to the women who was swearing. I said thanks and he just turned away and continued talking, rude and very unprofessional. I'm sure his parents and grandparents that started the shop would be very proud. Disgusting.

Hana Ismail

Absolutely appalled at the way I was treated yesterday, me and my colleague (2 girls of colour) visited the shop to check out the cool desserts, however as soon as we stepped into the shop the lady who was working yesterday on 5/12/21 at around 12pm, came up to me and my colleague in quite an intimidating, aggressive and rude manner and told us we were not allowed to take pictures inside the shop. I’ve never been treated or spoke to in this way in any shop. It’s quite ironic at how it said on a sign right above where we were standing saying “share a seflie”.

Because of the way we were treated we didn’t hang around and just left because of the unwelcoming atmosphere.