What Robert Wheatley said about E.H. Booth & Co. Limited:
Very well managed
Excellent.
The store was very busy but extremely well organised and the staff, though working hard, appeared happy and unflustered
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Steve Matthews
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Poulton le fylde
1 year ago
What Steve Matthews said about E.H. Booth & Co. Limited:
An excellent Christmas dinner...possibly the best we've had.
It was confusing...unclear of where to collect in store and that you needed a trolley. Bit of a free for all, some ignored the times allocated. Although the food was excellent which really mattered.
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Trusted Customer
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1 year ago
Small but not perfectly formed
Service was very good. Unfortunately the vegetables had badly deteriorated and had to be thrown away. Turkey was good as was the roulade. I wouldn’t buy again
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Trusted Customer
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1 year ago
Fantastic Service
Collection was very easy, my items were ready and waiting when I arrived. The instructions on how to shop and then pay etc were very straightforward.
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1 year ago
New Year’s Eve order
New Year’s Eve collections from customer service point. Arrived on time but too quite a while for my order to be brought down to me.
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Trusted Customer
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1 year ago
Good collection service
Good service and only a small queue waiting to be served.Half of the cafe was cordoned off in the Longton store for those waiting for their order to be brought to them which was fine for those...
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Steve Thomas
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1 year ago
What Steve Thomas said about E.H. Booth & Co. Limited:
Excellent product it was delicious. Collection process very easy
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Trusted Customer
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1 year ago
Early booking slot
Booked an early slot to collect pre ordered Christmas food. Still had to wait for tills to open at 10 am. So total waste of time. I was travelling over 400 miles that day and wanted an early start.
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Debbie Finch
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Knutsford
1 year ago
What Debbie Finch said about E.H. Booth & Co. Limited:
Good service
Excellent service staff very pleasant and helpful
Booths Customer Service Team
E.H. Booth & Co. Limited
1 year ago
Good afternoon, Debbie.
Thank you for taking the time to review your recent visit to our store and please accept my apologies for the disappointment caused by the Profiteroles. Please email us on webfeedback@booths.co.uk and we will be more than happy to look into this issue further.
Kind regards,
Booths Customer Care Team
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Trusted Customer
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1 year ago
Same as always......excellent in all respects
The collection service was really speedy as per previous years.
As ever, the staff were efficient, friendly and all happy to assist.
We will be back
Our story began in June 1847 when tea dealer Edwin Henry Booth at just 19 years of age secured a loan of £80 to open his first shop, The China House in Blackpool. Mr Edwin’s flair for business and advertising allowed him to repay the debt just three months later, making a profit of £50. He continued to capitalise on this earlier success by opening a second, larger shop in 1855 in the market town of Chorley.
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Our story began in June 1847 when tea dealer Edwin Henry Booth at just 19 years of age secured a loan of £80 to open his first shop, The China House in Blackpool. Mr Edwin’s flair for business and advertising allowed him to repay the debt just three months later, making a profit of £50. He continued to capitalise on this earlier success by opening a second, larger shop in 1855 in the market town of Chorley.