McColl’s

Bristol, Reino Unido

2.8

Fechado agora

4 avaliações

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+44 117 944 4373
Site:
www.martinmccoll.co.uk
Endereço:
215 Cheltenham St St Paul's, Bristol, Reino Unido, BS6 5QU
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
20 mZetland Rd Jctn b
40 mZetland Rd Jtn a
110 mCromwell Rd Arches
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Hoje

Hoje 7:00 – 23:00
Fechado agora
Horário local (Bristol) 23:18 domingo, 15 de junho de 2025

Horário de funcionamento

segunda-feira 7:00 – 23:00
terça-feira 7:00 – 23:00
quarta-feira 7:00 – 23:00
quinta-feira 7:00 – 23:00
sexta-feira 7:00 – 23:00
sábado 7:00 – 23:00
domingo 7:00 – 23:00

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4 avaliações para McColl’s

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Classificação do local: 2
Bristol, United Kingdom
Over-​priced convenience store chain usually found in dodgy precincts on sink estates. This one is 100m from a new Sainsbury’s and 5mins walk from a Co-​op and a Tesco’s, so there’s little reason to go in there. If you do, expect to be bothered by the till clerk trying to up-​sell you a box of sweets or other junk off the counter items which are often not even cut priced. On the plus side I will say it’s the only shop I’ve found locally that sells diet Irn Bru in 500ml bottles plus it quite often lately has a pile of free Daily Mails, which will save you 55p a time if you’re a Mail person. I am, but I only get it for the quick crossword on the back you understand. PS I’ve been in since I wrote the above paragraph and in fairness I must add that they do have a pretty wide range of magazines in the shop right down to Poultry Fancier and that kind of thing.
Classificação do local: 4
Bristol, United Kingdom
This shop used to be called Smile and although it’s changed its name, i still smile when i go in, even if a shop there does pull on my purse strings a little.
McColls is a great shop for the basics — i usually go in there for forgottent higns such as milk and bread. The milk is cheap, and there are countless offers around the shop which make you feel like you’re getting a bargain. £1 racks are great, and i usually end up buying things i really don’t want, just because they are £1 — my latest weekly purchase from the £1 rack is the Galaxy Caramel Eggs, yum yum!
They have a very decent selection of alcohol — 3 bottles for a tenner, you can’t go wrong! They also have a selection of frozen goods and fruit but i wouldn’t necessarily buy those items from McColls because they are so much cheaper elsewhere.
Classificação do local: 2
Bristol, United Kingdom
I usually likie my McColls shops, they can stock pretty much everything you would need for a basic cook/​weekley shop.
I know they are a bit expensive so that hasn’t put me off this one, it’s more what they stock, I feel for the size of the shop it’s a bit useless, and could afford to stock some more fridged foods and less crisps and sweets (I can’t believe I want them to stock less crisps and sweets… that’s just wrong!)
Alot of comuters into the centre/​the station and students pop in here as it’s right outside a handy bus stop on Cheltenham road, but then all they are after is probably crisps and sweets!
Classificação do local: 3
Bristol, United Kingdom
I use this Mc Coll’s on a daily basis mainly because its right outside the bus stop and provides a handy shelter when its raining! Food here is overpriced as you would expect from a McColl’s however it is so handy I really don’t mind paying a little extra for that forgotten lunchtime sandwich or bottle of wine. Their alcohol selection is pretty impressive for quite a small shop, and they usually have good deals on.
Food wise they have a small selection of frozen things, as well as milk, bread and eggs etc. They have several ‘bargin buckets’ with cookies and other treats all for £1. They also have a vast magazine section which would rival WH Smiths which again is really good especially when you have missed the bus and need some entertainment whist you wait for the next one!