Iceland Supermarket Old Trafford

Iceland Supermarket Old Trafford

4.1(477 reviews)
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10 AM–4 PMOpens today at 10 AM
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Address

Tennis St,Old Trafford, Stretford,Manchester M16 0LH,United Kingdom

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Opening Hours

Monday8 AM–8 PM
Tuesday8 AM–8 PM
Wednesday8 AM–8 PM

About

This supermarket is known for its focus on frozen food and bulk-buying options, with regular deals on a wide range of products. The store is well-maintained, with clean and well-lit interiors, and staff are often noted for their helpfulness. It carries a variety of items, including household staples and ingredients, with a reputation for having what customers need. The tills are efficient, with short queue times, and there is a convenient option for delivery services. The supermarket also has a history of prioritising certain food standards, such as banning GM ingredients.

Customer Reviews

3.9(8 reviews)
Google Reviews
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Munashe MatutuLocal Guide
3 years ago

The inside definitely looks much better than the outside. It's really great for bulk buying because of the 2 for X sakes they have on almost everything. Inside was really clean and well lit Well kept Short queue times during off peak hours No self checkout machines Quite a small Iceland compared to other stores around it.

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Hamid Hussain
8 months ago

Bless the woman on the phone who was very helpful with my order. Get very paranoid when ordering groceries through Uber Eats, etc however the lady reassured me that everything is in stock :)

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Ian LeverLocal Guide
7 months ago

Always has what I came in for plus something extra. Good ingredients in the food remembering Iceland were the 1st supermarket to ban GM food.