Co-op Food - Llanfairpwllgwyngyll

Very good selection of food items.
Friendly staff.
The reduced offers were amazingly priced.
So excited to pick pastries up for 30p and also a cob of crusty bread for 28p which I was still eating 2 days after.

Called to purchase some eccential items. store well organised with one-way system and social distancing. I bought every item on my list and at reasonable prices. The young man on the checkout was a credit to himself and the Coop management. The cashier is the face of any company and his welcoming demeanour certainly encourages me to revisit.

I must add a massive compliment on the way I was served by a young man called Robert. Very courteous, friendly, lovely smile & full of very good advice. It is a pleasure shopping in Co-op & will now always look out for Robert. Well done Robert & please keep it going.

Tbh I've never been there I just like the name.

Nice store, small, but has all you need in it

I like some of the special deals they have and find the shop handy as it is on my way home ,but I find the Trainee Manager Tom a little self opinionated and think he needs to chill,but the shop is worth a visit for the deals and ease of parking.

Massive Co-op. Lots of options. Went in weirdly for lucozade and a cheese grater. They were out of stock for a lot of lucozade. No doubt out of their control. Managed to get the cheese grater though. Not sure the Englishman was appreciated while I was in there. I tried to be polite but felt a little like the staff were frustrated that I wasn't speaking Welsh. Lovely shop. A ton of parking round the back. Not impressed with the bloke who nipped in for a paper and parked in the parent child spaces. Not only that, once bought his paper decided to stay for a little while and have a read. Mate there were like 100 parking spaces 50 yards from where you are parked. Obviously not the Co-ops issue but infuriates me as a parent.

This is the biggest shop in the village. Tidy and clean due to a recent shop re-fitting. English people be warned! Closing times on a Sunday are the same here as for a normal supermarket (well for the co op at least). So get there before 4pm on a Sunday to avoid disappointment.