Co-op Food - Epworth - Mowbray Street - Doncaster

SUE Maclean

I've been shopping at co op Epworth for 20yrs and I have never come across rude staff
Don't understand why the person leaving a negative review has experienced this kind of service
The only negative I see is that they are stopping the loyalty savings however, that is a head office decision and I think it may push people to use Haxey co op
To end, the staff are and always have been pleasant and helpful in my experience

Ellen Fisher

Echoing Paul Manns review we've had the same experience, recently a promotion was on that was quite misleading and unfulfilled, when asked for clarification staff member was arrogant, smarmy and rude to my partner who is autistic. They need to be better trained and treat customers better because we are local to the area and it's the nearest shop to us we don't want to be forced to shop elsewhere but this experience amongst a few other encounters is putting us off. We actually prefer Coop because of its community centred ethical approach to business and the fact we can support the local Thurlow pre school with every shop. But the staff must be more customer friendly or we'll not bother being loyal to them.

Fiona Donkin

Id give no stars but wont let me send review,simply because my daughter is 28 and she went in to buy myself n my parter an alcoholic drink for tonight,and the woman wouldn't serve her,my daughter told the woman serving that ''my mum is just outside ''and woman said no not serving you,my daughter said is debbi here and named a couple of others,cos they now me,anyway I went in and she still didn't serve me, what heck,thank goodness for onestop n the brilliant newsagents.

Christian Forrest

It has everything you need food and drink. It would be better if it was a Lincolnshire Co-Op as they sell Local food and drinks like the one in Crowle.

Paul Mann

Extremely overpriced (HOW MUCH for a single croissant?) with a very limited range of goods. Very prone to having products on promotion that are conveniently out of stock for the entire duration of the offer, especially frozen. Smarmy, stuck up staff. There is clearly a local clique, and if you're not part of it they barely tolerate your existence. Go to the OneStop instead. They actually seem happy to see you.

Naveed Javed

Dan was very helpful at site.

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hille harris

Keen to adhere to guidance to keep staff and customers as safe as possible. All staff are a breath of fresh air. Thank you all!

Natalie Roberts

We love our local coop and shop there at least once a day. Great staff and stock.