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18 years ago
Small local community coop, mainly sells everyday odds and sods, also has cash point.
76 Medway
Chester le Street DH3 4HU
United Kingdom
0191 388 2438
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This is a great place to visit with the kids. They have a lovely farm shop with gifts and fresh…read moremeats with a butcher to answer all your questions. They also have a cafe that where we had brunch. Great friendly staff. Food was fresh and tasty. We will be going back.
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Called in here for Sunday breakfast, the "full Yorkshire breakfast" was superb !!…read more There is also a farm shop to browse around.
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A lovely farm shop with a butchers baked goods fresh fruit and veg and frozen stuff…read moreThey sell a massive rang of food from redenberg popcorn which is lovely to Duchy Originals. The sausages and burgers they make their are great and the meat comes from the farm, they also make a great rang of pies and pastys and cakes you can buy via the slice or the whole cake. The coleslaw from the butchers is great and goes really well with the ham cooked on the bone that they do. They do a range of puddings in the fridge and lovely frozen fruit great for pies in the freezer. There buns are fab, the best things are the corned beef slices the country barn pastys and the mars bar slices the lemon drizzle cake is also worth a try The coffee shop is great with plenty of seats there is another level off the level where you get served the food is not too expensive and if you get corned beef slices they come with crisps and salads and sometimes a little chutney The hot chocolate from here is fab It is not far from here to druridge bay and a nice little walk to the ruined chapel
This is a handy, well stocked farm shop just outside of Darlington near to Barrons Great Outdoors…read more Open from 8.30am to 6pm on weekdays and Saturdays abd about 9am to 5pm on Sundays it is definitely worth a visit. They sell free range eggs, marmalades, chutneys, meats and a range of sausages and the bacon is lovely, far superior to something bought in the supermarkets. There is also a range of baked items including biscuits and tea loaves. The last sweet thing bought here was the treat of a sticky toffee pudding which I can highly recommend. As well as their own items there are products from other local farmers markers including wooden utensils and shampoos etc.
New, airy, & the tastiest little biscuits in the world grace the saucer of your cup of tea!…read more This place may take a little finding - apparently the council won't allow them to put any signage on the A66 - but it's worth the effort. The cafe / restaurant when we went on a wet Tuesday in early January was quiet, perhaps unsurprisingly. We were allowed to drink our tea & read magazines in peace while our little'un wandered around saying hello to the very friendly staff. Great views over the fields & of the sky even on a grey day made it feel very calm. The shop / bakery / butcher looked very tempting, with an interest & tasty lookong range of interesting local / organic / whole food but as visitors to the area there didn't see much point in stocking up so I can't say more than that. In addition, of particular interest to me, its an Eco building with grey water toilets, turf roof etc. That alone merits a look, no? Worth making the effort to visit & support this place - it deserves to do well.
We go here often. Great coffee. Great food. Friendly service…read more Pizza's are particularly good You can reserve a table to which is handy as it can get very busy.
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I LOVE Sillfield Farm Shop. If you care about the food you eat then please pop the postcode in your…read moresat nav and take a drive up there. The farm shop sits in front of the butchery where you can see the butchers at work. once you're inside look up and see the pigs, that make Sillfield farm famous, rootling about on the flat screen TV. The quality of the meat is second to none and surprisingly inexpensive. 5lbs gorgeous steak mince for a tenner? 2 large chickens for a tenner? Chicken breasts stuffed with wild boar? Beautifully hung beef to die for? And the best, simply the best black pudding you have ever tasted. They do an amazing range of pies, stuffed with wild boar and venison. And their pork products just blow everything away. I can't recommend this place highly enough for quality and value.
This is a lovely little cafe serving an extensive variety of farm fresh food. We were a large group…read moreof adults and kids and they took excellent care of us, serving our unruly bunch an entire gamut of food from quiches to burgers to a full English breakfast with nary a fuss. I think this was one of the best family dining experiences we had in England. The cafe itself has adequate seating (and high ceilings which makes it look even more spacious), but it was a lovely day so a lot of people sat on the patio outside (or maybe it was because our kids were so rowdy!). It would be remiss not to mention the play areas. There is a small well-cushioned area inside with plenty of books, dolls and indoor toys. But what impressed me was the huge outdoor play area with its sandpit, stationery tractor that the children could climb all over, and the "tractor course" complete with two sizes of toy tractors the kids could ride around in. They were playing outside for at least two hours! The only downside of all this was the children did not want to leave, and my little one cried all the way back home! But all in all a wonderful way to spend your day!
Stopped here whilst having a ride out in the country side, having passed it many times. The menu is…read moreenormous as are some of the prices. There are a few cars in the car park but no one is in cafe/farmshop? If you want a cupa whilst out in quiet surroundings then this is a nice place.
Climbing tractor and shed where toy tractors are kept
Extensive quiche selection
Sandpit area outside
A life saver for a college student studying in Durham. All I could remember was, " I wish we had…read moreone of these in the US." I got the hang of using English currency at M&P. Ah..good memories.
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Wilst others seem to think that it's better to go to the Morton Park branch I prefer this…read moreMorrisons. It has the feeling of a corner shop which you can just nip into for a few bits with the stock of a larger supermarket where youc an do the weekly shopping. Always find a bargain in the reduced sections and the staff are willing to help you find what you need for a certain recipe or if you've got special dietry requirements. Are good at putting more people on checkouts at busy times and the staff do try to make things run smoothly. Have often been given free samples and special offers without being asked!
Sitiated on Morton Park Retail Park, Morrison's is a large supermarket with an indoor mini market…read moretype section (has a card shop, watch repair centre etc) - Morrison's is usually quite well stocked and has a good range of offers, such as Buy One Get One Free. Be warned though, as its always busy!!!
This store is actually situated on ewesley road and not chester road. Local to pop into if you have…read morekids at the barnes school and you are passing. Always big queues at busy times but the staff are very plesant and very chatty. It sells birthday cards, magazines, food and fresh items as well as alcohol, cigarettes, lottery, photocopying facilities and gas and electric top up.
There really isn't much to say about Spar. It's a pretty pure excuse for a shop. Prices are…read moreexpensive and the staff can be rude sometimes. They will ID anyone, including pensioners if there day has been particularly dull. To top things off, sometimes they decided to close at 9.45. Spar is a last resort.
sainsburys at bells in netherfields is situated just off cargo fleet lane in a very small row of…read moreshops that include a pizza shop and betting shop, quite a big store always well stocked up staff quite helpful , one of the negatives is there is always quite a lot of children hanging about during lunchtime and even more so on a night so can be quite intimadating for the older generation
Asda is one of my favourite supermarkets as they are great on price and usually have a good…read moreselection of items. This branch, sadly, is one of the smaller ones, and doesn't have much at all. It's really just the basics, food and general grocery items. The staff are helpful and friendly, and the prices are good. It's handy if you happen to be in Billingham and need to stock up on food, but really I'd only use it for top up shopping, not the main weekly shop.
This is one of the smaller Asda stores but the product range is excellent for a store of it's…read morelimited size. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful and they tend to have more tills available than can sometimes be found in the larger supermarkets so queuing is minimal, even during busy periods. Due to the size, seasonal stock (Easter/Christmas gifts etc) are limited but they tend to rearrange the store and squeeze in as much extra stock as possible.
A decent sized coop on Newton hall, good choice of stuff and always a few bargains on offer! The…read morestaff are always nice in here and it's conveniently located on Carr house drive. There's a cash machine, lots of free parking and it's open til late
A really large Sainsburys, which has recently had a refurbishment. There is now a section for…read moreclothing, as well as a cafe, DVD's and CD's and computer games, as well as the normal food and drink. The staff are all incredibly friendly, and the shelves are well stocked with goods. There are the normal offers as you would expect from a Sainsbury's, and unlike some supermarkets they ensure that the shelves doe contain the items on offer. Outside the store there is a large carpark, which you do have to pay to use however you get this back off your shopping providing you spend over a certain amount (I think it's £5.00), so basically you are guaranteed it back. A great supermarket where you can normally get everything you need for your grocery shopping, as well as a bit of a treat from the clothing range.
Excellent, spacious store with a good selection of products…read more Price range is varied although i find bit too expensive to do a weekly shop here. The children's range of foods they stock is excellent.
Great to be able to buy a wide range of goods 24 hours a day…read more Prices seem reasonable for most items. Not a massive choice in the Electrical Department (the nearby Tesco at Kingston Park would be a better bet for that.) Always ample parking.
The only advantage of this store is that it is open twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. It…read moreis not very far from the city centre, because you can catch the metro and be there within about twenty minutes. If you want a mega-sized supermarket then this is the one closest to town centre. It has little variety of products. Mostly just own brands. In the evening especially, you wil find it difficult to get around the store because most passages will be blocked with piles of boxes and carts. Asda, being a generally fairly good value chain, usually is full of good offers. This particular store just feels more pricey, possibly for the lack of choice.
This is a little local Sainburys shop in the middle of a housing estate right over the road from…read moreSomefield. You can't miss it as the Road it's located on (Larkswood) is the most direct road to West Dyke road - a pretty main road within this particular housing area. It's a very small Sainsburys shop and only tends to sell the basics - it's more of a corner shop than a full blown supermarket. There's a selection of ready made sandwiches in the fridge at the front and they do sell papers and the lottery. There's also a place to put electricity on the meter if you need some (a thing I discovered quite recently). There can be some good offers - last christmas they were selling bucks fizz off for £2 a bottle. The staff are all really polite and while it might not always be too cheap as it's not a big store so they don't have too many discounts, it's the perfect little corner store. There's also a mini bank outside if anyone needs cash. Parking is free though limited but the car park never gets full.
i think we should go to sainsburys because its the best shop they have amazing deals and good…read moresweets :)
Small to medium size Co-op store with a Post Office branch to the rear. It's a well used shop and…read morethere never seems to be enough staff working on the tills at peak periods (and they rarely offer to help you pack). There's a good selection of produce but it's more expensive than Asda or Tesco. There's a home delivery service available, a deli counter and a hot food counter that's popular at lunch times.
This Co-op offers a good basic selection of foods, household goods and small electricals. Open…read moreuntil 8pm weekdays and a good place to pop into late afternoon onwards as their reduced for quick sales section (much of it in the chiller cabinet on the left-hand side, next to the deli) offers amazing bargains. Today, Brie 35p, and recent purchases, melons 25p, chilled marscapone sauce 10p. Often these things are suitable for freezing so you don't have to eat them on the day of purchase. Lots of special offers that run for a few weeks - for instance their Fairtrade medium ground coffee has been £1. Look for these on the end of aisles. Annoyingly, they often stock products only for a special offer period and then they're gone from the shelves! Good selection of wines, including Fairtrade wines - in fact the range of Fairtrade foods including seasonal fresh fruit, is very good for the size of shop. I find the staff friendly but often not enough of them on the checkouts. Also stocks newspapers.
This tesco is huge. It has everything you could possably want under one roof. Upstairs is the…read moreclothes and elctricals, downstairs is the food , garden, alcohol etc. I prefer the smaller branch in Inglbey for food as I know my way around that one but if I want clothes or anything else this is the store I come to. You can also pick up your orders from Tesco direct here so you don't have to pay postage and have the convience of setting your own time - they notify you when the item has been delivered to the store and you print off the receipt and take it in at a time that suits you.
The Durham Road Tesco's is huge and amazing and I really enjoying shopping there! The sell…read moreeverything you could possibly need to buy during a trip to the supermarket plus a whole load of other stuff that you just WANT to buy! Downstairs is mainly food and drink and there is soooo much choice. You will also find gifts and partyware, toys and seasonal stock downstairs, along with a cafe and tobacco/lottery counter. Up the moving walkway and you find a massive clothing department, which stocks ranges for men, women and children as well as lingerie and footwear. There's also homewares and DIY goods and a HUGE electrical departments which goods include LCD TVs and kitchen appliances as well as accessories. The car park is massive so there's always enough spaces. I have been told there is now an opticians in the Tescos aswell!