Co-op Cregagh

Welcome to Co-op Cregagh, a community staple nestled on the bustling Cregagh Road in Belfast. This local gem is not just a grocery store; it's a hub for fresh produce, delightful treats, and everyday essentials perfect for the residents of EMEA BT6 8PY. Whether you’re stopping by for your weekly grocery run or hunting for that last-minute holiday gift, Co-op Cregagh has you covered.

As you step inside, you are greeted by an impressive selection of local offerings. Their best-selling items, like the Coop Northern Irish Fresh Semi-Skimmed Milk and Moy Park Irish Chicken Breast Fillets, emphasize their commitment to sourcing quality products that cater to the tastes of the community. With competitive pricing such as £1.7 for a 2L bottle of milk and £4.3 for chicken fillets, you’re sure to leave with a cart full of goodies without breaking the bank.

  • Bakery & Cakes: Don’t miss the Sunblest 6 Reduced Sugar Pancakes and Co-op 12 Iced Fairy Cakes, ideal for a cozy breakfast or a sweet treat after dinner, priced at £1.6 and £1.5, respectively.
  • Fresh Produce: For a healthier option, you can grab the Wilsons Country Maris Piper Potatoes at £2.6 for 2kg or a Coop Garden Salad for only £1.3.
  • Dairy Products: Pick up some Dromona Butter or the ever-popular Coleraine Mature Cheese to elevate your meals at home.

Right now, during the festive season, you'll find a 25% discount on Christmas gifts such as the jovial Coop Santa Hat for just £2.2 — a fun addition to your holiday celebrations. And while you explore the aisles, don’t forget to check out their indulgent Celebrations Chocolates, making it easy to satisfy any sweet tooth.

However, it’s essential to note that not all experiences at Co-op Cregagh have been stellar. Some customers have voiced concerns regarding staff interactions, with reports of unhelpful service and long queues. It’s a reminder to the management about the importance of customer care in maintaining the community spirit that Co-op Cregagh represents.

Despite these hurdles, the store stands out as a cherished part of the Belfast community. With its convenient location, diverse product range, and a commitment to local sourcing, Co-op Cregagh encapsulates the essence of a neighborhood grocery store. We encourage you to give it a visit — grab your essentials, enjoy the local flavors, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Belfast.

Co-op Cregagh Menu

Location

Address: 61 Cregagh Road, Belfast, EMEA BT6 8PY
Phone: (289) 045-7422

🕓 Work Hours
MON 7:00 - 21:44
TUE 7:00 - 21:44
WED 7:00 - 21:44
THU 7:00 - 21:44
FRI 7:00 - 21:44
SAT 7:00 - 21:44
SUN 7:00 - 21:44

Last Reviews

  • Author: Casey Doyle

    19 February 2025

    Slow and rude staff especially the middle aged short blonde woman at the tills who is rude and holds up the already slow moving queue to gossip with her friends or to check out her own groceries whilst people are queueing. Please give your staff proper training on customer care. There is also a taller elderly looking man who is also extremely rude... are they all from the same mould?

  • Author: Clive Cooper

    19 February 2025

    Get your tills to scan vouchers properly! Wasting my time.Slow moving queues and mostly unfriendly, rude staff - a lady named Eleanor in particular.There is one guy, whose name I haven't caught, that gives the store a bump to two.

  • Author: Diana Black

    19 February 2025

    Today while I was shopping with my mother we called into the Co Op to get a few things. However while we were there the security guard told my mother that she was "making a fool out of herself by carrying a bucket". My mother had just bought the bucket for doing house work. I think this man was very rude. As we proceeded to the checkout the woman on the till was rude too and she short changed us. We didn't realise she had short changed us until we got home. Never in all of my life have I met people so rude! I for sure won't be shopping again in that Co Op.

  • Author: Helena D

    19 February 2025

    I love this shop as it is very well laid out (especially since lockdown) but some of the staff really pull it down. There are two older women who serve and unless you are good friends with them (and chat for ages as the queue builds) they make you feel so unwelcome. The rest of the staff are fabulous (including the post office) and so helpful but those two individuals really need some customer service training.

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