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16 years ago
now that the co-op has taken over somerfields there is a wider range of foodstuffs, not the cheapest but always best quality, staff very friendly and helpful, store is always clean and tidy. read more
21 Market Place
Goole DN14 9HE
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01405 861656
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This is a great wee convenience store selling everything from papers to milk to burgers to cakes…read moreand scotch eggs! Lots of home made produce here which is well worth a try, and good value too.
Excellent store that stocks everything you need from household to alcohol, mags and papers etc…read more Nice Staff and a very clean store too! Recommended
A very good little shop. You can buy a lot of different things here including food, alcohol and…read moretobaco. It is reasonably priced, not anything special. It does however have long opening times which comes in handy. Always seems to be clean and well maintained. It is just outside the city center.
As is typical of Sainsburys locals, all the prices are much dearer than in your city centre store…read more That is to be expected for a local convenience store that opens early in the morning to late at night. The staff in Farm street are lovely. They are all very polite, pleasant and chatty. It does get quite busy in there at times and as it is only small, there is no space to queue but the staff are very competent and soon get through the queue. The shelves are always well stocked and if you can't find what you want you can always ask. Of course there isn't much choice on offer but the selling point is like I said the convenience. They do have a good reduced section though and you can usually get reduced priced bread and salads as well as meats and fish. Sainsburys local do still have some of the offers on from the big stores so it is always worth a look if you have one near you.
Sainsbury's local is a chain of convenience stores, average prices and a good range of everyday…read moreessentials. The staff can't do enough to help you, and whilst the store is only small it has car parking, atm, lottery and pay point. I also noticed they have flowers, cards and gift card, always handy for last minute presents! Unlike most convenience stores in the area they tend to have pretty good avalability, and if its not in stock the staff will find out when its back, or if a another store has it. Always a pleasure to shop there, even if it gets a bit busy!
At last! The British weather finally matches the lovely sunny greeting that is always waiting for…read moreyou within! If any store keeper/retail outlet wants to know the real meaning of customer service then this is where they need to visit. I just popped in for a drink and some chewing gum and stayed a good 5 minutes talking. The owners really do have the right attitude. A big old 5 stars!!
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The staff was friendly and helpful and this location closes at 10 pm…read more I enjoyed the warmth of the lady who served me on Wednesday night and gave me cash back, she was my favorite person there. This Co-op also has a Post Office with helpful Co-op staff working the counters.
The best supermarket in Whitby. An excellent range of…read moreproducts available in this large store. Car park is very useful and you can get your money refunded when you spend money in the store Staff are very friendly and shop is very spacious. Queues are very short if you ever have to queue
£2.30 for lunch today!
To start with this Co Op has it's own parking area at the back, which is really handy as parking…read morecan be quite hard to find in Easingwold! As with all Co Op stores there are always lots of special offers on that change all the time, but are easy to find as they keep the up to date offers and the produce relating to them at the front of the store so you can easily grab a bargain. It's a medium sized store, has it's own small bakery and hot meat section, which a lot of time time is empty! but I think I probably go too late in the afternoon to get them. There is everything you would expect from a larger supermarket in this compact store, and it's good value. The wine and spirit section is always plentifully stocked with a wide range of wines and beers from around the world, and there's always some special offers to save you a few pennies!
I live round the corner from here and it's directly on the way to the bus stop so it's very…read moreconvenient for me to visit. However this isn't the only reason that I tend to visit several times a week. It's a newsagents/minimarket type shop which stocks a very good range of newspapers and magazines in addition to frozen and chilled food, soft drinks, alcohol, typical groceries and other household sundries from fuses to toilet cleaner and all sorts in between. Unlike many of these minimarket type shops the prices are very keen (sometimes even beating the major supermarkets) and there are often special offers on. The Nagra's always have time to have a word or two and are very friendly; a welcome part of the community, this is what a 'corner shop' should be like - it was when I was a child anyway.
Around The Clock is more than just a convenience store. Of course, it does sell the items you would…read moreexpect to find, a healthy selection of magazines, and a wide range of snacks and sweets. However, the staff at this branch on the Headrow are so friendly. My dad was recently in Leeds on business and he had forgotten to bring any toothpaste with him. Sure, people remind you never to forget your toothbrush, but where is the same warning for its matching paste? An oversight. We were going for a few drinks at Mr Foley's and supper at Tampopo, when we made the detour into Around The Clock to remedy the problem. My dad politely asked the guy behind the counter of its whereabouts, and the three men who were serving in the shop started singing an impromptu rap-cum-song about toothpaste! An excellent moment in the day. After being touched by their camaraderie, we bought a few other items, and left feeling uplifted and amused in equal measures. The performances are not scheduled, but do pop in any time for brilliant customer service of a well stocked local shop.
This rating has nothing to do with the staff, sandwiches or general merchandise. The owner of this…read morebusiness needs to do something; be open "around the clock" or change the name!
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This shop has been there years under the name of Jacksons and more recently so as a Sainsburys…read more It's a slightly pricey little shop but handy for bits of groceries and cigarettes and stuff when in that area. It's a little out of the city centre though so I only go if I do happen to be near it.
Very good choices of fresh fruit, yogurt, milk, breakfast items, and beverages. Staff very pleasant…read moreand helpful. Recommended.
This Co-op Food is a useful location in the town centre, it is located a couple of minutes away…read morefrom JORVIK Vikings Centre on The Stonebow. It opened in 2021. The store had a good selection overall and was well stocked, especially for fresh fruit and vegetables, which was notably impressive given the size of the store, other than that it was a typical Co-Op Food in terms of stock, layout (exemptions apply). I was surprised this store did not sell the Lipton brand of iced teas (they did not even have space on the shelf), nor did they have a coffee machine, it is very rare that a Co-Op store does not have these. There is a large checkout area, consisting of self-scan and manned tills, it has a lot of space and isn't messy which you can get in some stores, in terms of added facilities, they are also an Amazon Hub to collect orders and they also work with DPD deliveries. 4* - A nice and obviously new Co-Op Food location and one of my favourite local convenience stores.
You can always find lots of bargains here. Ice cream is a…read moreparticular favourite at bargain prices. The shop can be a bit awkward to move around when its busy, but because it is fairly small, there's not much that can be done about this. Worth dropping into at any time to se what savings you can make!
There's no denying Jack Fulton is cheap but if this store in Sherburn In Elmet Leeds is anything to…read morego by there's a reason - because I can't see how they are employing cleaners. The shop is filthy, the freezers are often on the blink and the boxes of food are worryingly soggy. The staff are OK but to be honest I did not purchase anything in there (and I only popped in for some Yorkshire puddings anyway) because of the general state of the place. It's popular with students because of it's cheap frozen bangers (note the word bangers, the EU won't let them be called Sausages as they have such a low meat content!!) but to be honest it's not worth it, you can make your money stretch without dipping this low.
handy little shop, in the middle of pock, perfect for picking up milk and bread. though its not a…read moreplace to do a big weekly shop, it does have a wide range of produce and a good selection. of everything that i seem to forget, when doing a big shop. its nicely set out, and things are always easy to find, unlike major super markets, they are not forever changing the store plan. its the place most people pick up their cigs, when on a night out. as it has slightly longer opening times then the local super markets. above it, is the flying man pub.
No matter where i live it always tends to be the co-op which seems to employ the most competent…read morestaff, here is no different, it is a small shop but it is open late 7 days a week and has a decent selection.
Nicely laid out store with a large range of fresh foods.Good on price - often good offers can be…read morefound here.The fresh food 'stalls' are particularly good and exclusive to Morrisons - the fresh fish counter is one of the best that supermarkets have to offer.There is a good sized cafe instore - which offers both snacks and full sized meals.Good sized car park and several cash machines outside.
I'm always there! Good buys well stocked, great staffread more
This is an excellent place to buy both presents and every day goods,Everything they sell costs a…read morefraction of the price that you would pay else were,I always buy beverley hills toothpaste here,which else were is quite expensive but only costs a pound here They have an excellent range of toys here also which is about half the price of other places The que's are always really long and it can get frustrating with people trying to squeeze past you to get down the iles,but its only so busy,because of the fact that they sell really good quality products at really low prices,its certainly worth shopping here,there really is something for everyone
Home Bargains is good if you're on a serious budget! I'll often drop by and see whats on offer as…read morethe variety stock seems to change every week or so. The quality of the stuff in here is a bit hit and miss due to things being in here for a reason. You really need to take a close look at the items before you buy them! It's always worth a look in here if you're skint like me!
A nice Marks and Spencer store in Doncaster, while the store or product range can not compare to…read moretheir larger stores in larger cities, they still had a good selection of products in the Food Hall of most products you would expect to find in a Marks and Spencer store. I did find the checkout area to be a little tight, compact and messy, although the staff did seem pretty friendly. The Scan and Go app where the customer can use their phone to scan and bag their shopping as they shop around the store, and then pay, seemed to work well here. The staff around the store seemed friendly and helped me find a reusable bag when required. I do find the opening hours of the store to be very limited, especially considering, the branch is not located inside a physical shopping centre (It is located opposite the shopping mall), so the fact they close at 17:30 during the week is very disappointing, this is even earlier than Sainsbury's! The facilities inside the store are again limited compared to larger towns/cities, with no car parking or toilets. 3* - A nice store for a small town like Doncaster, yet not without its' flaws.
This is quite a small M&S branch, but always neat and tidy and they hold quite a good range of…read morestock considering the compact size. They've got a lovely selection of food on the ground floor and although it is rather pricey the food is lovely and it's pretty-much the only 'upmarket' supermarket in Doncaster. One of these shops where the staff really do seem to be interested and care about helping you - my 5* rating is based on that more than anything else. I was looking for something in a different size recently, and rather than the usual 'everything we've got is out' that you get in most places, 2 people bent over backwards to find me something else suitable - you don't get that sort of attention every day!
I didn't know this shop existed until I read the previous review, and thought I'd pay a visit last…read morenight. And I'd agree that this is the better of the Asda's in the area, but if you've been to the other one then that isn't saying much. It is a blast from the 80's with municipal swimming pool style exterior, original tiled flooring and my favourite - artexed interior walls. The car park is perfectly adequate if you're driving a Smart car and don't mind it getting kicked in by the chav kids hanging around outside, fully engaged in the business of kicking things in. I'd disagree with the previous review about the range of non-food stuff on offer - a small section of George clothing and a couple of aisles of general household tat, toys, electronics, stationery etc which I found a little disappointing. But apart from all these little foibles, it is a good place to buy groceries. I think it's because everything is more compact, so you don't have to walk so many miles to get from the potatoes to the ice cream, or maybe it's because you don't spend the first hour filling the trolley with the non-food stuff then rush around grabbing anything that you can shove in the fridge, but I came away with loads more food that I normally would. Had to wait a bit at the till despite the shop being half empty, then my receipt wouldn't print which was a pain in the rump as I always check Asda receipts as they've invariably overcharged you for something. The bill was £175, so I'm guessing there were a few overprices there that I couldn't find. But on the whole, it's a good place to go for groceries. Not if you're wanting to spend a couple of hours looking at pretty things, but if you just want a trolley full of grub and don't give a toss about the decor, it's spot on.
The better of the 2 Asda stores in Doncaster.Good layout, wel stocked and competitively…read morepriced.Friendly staff.This sells a wide range of goods - primarily food and drink but also has a large electrical department, music department and particularly good is the large george clothing range - which all offer great value for money.There is a good sized cafe instore and outside there is a large car park.There are also a selection of cash machines here.
This is a large store with a petrol station and restaurant…read more We only used the restaurant on our visit and found it clean and tidy. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was served very quickly and was well presented. I can thoroughly recommend the breakfasts!
Im a person who does watch there pennies ,and I find sainsburys a lot more expensive than tesco,,im…read morenot just talking pennies here,there is a huge difference at the checkout when I buy a similar shop as I would in tesco,I do however always take the time to come to sainsburys to buy my fresh meat, as although it is more expensive than tesco it is alot nicer and worth the extra money,as for every thing else though they genually charge more for the same products and I just dont find it good value, As for the petrol stations there is not really any difference between the two,they both have offers of money of per liter with your receipt