Co-op Food - Nuneaton

This is a modern store of a big size. This store is disable friendly and is clean and well lit. This store has a big range of food...drink products for sale. Homeware items are also for sale here, there are disabled parking bays outside next to this store should you need them. Staff are friendly and helpful. The car park is large so parking should not be a problem.

I love our local supermarket. It usually has some good offers going & the staff are all cheerful and helpful. It's only a small shop , but you'd usually get what you needed. There's a cash machine outside, and plenty of disabled parking places right outside the entrance.

When you don't need a full supermarket shop but need more than the corner shop this place is great. Nice and easy to keep social distance and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Good array of products from med to pet food and even vacuum cleaners

Lots if good offers,well arranged shop.staff very helpful and friendly. Their bakery mince pies are lovely and on offer. Good choices of wines beers and spirits.

Great range of products, Friendly and very helpful staff . Easy to prepare and excellent ready meals and pies etc. Also book swop area in the front corner of the shop . Being disabled on a scooter I can always rely on help when needed .

Biggest co-op in Nuneaton as far as I know,

I went to Lidl and it was really busy so came here instead, much less busy

Brilliant selection of fresh veg and fruit, freezers were almost empty, not sure what was going on there, im sure its not always like that though

4/5 because I wanted chicken fillets and had to get frozen beef burgers instead, but I enjoyed them :3

Having lived on Horeston Grange for 30+ years and shopping at the Coop regularly I feel sorry that I have to say that the service received from Luke tonight was awful and unpleasant. The actual store and supply and cleanliness was as exemplary as always.

Visited here with my grandson for a top up shop. The staff were friendly and polite and very patient with my 4 year old grandson as he was learning to pay for his chocolates and accept the change.