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15 years ago
The wraps from the deli and hot food are excellent! The staff in this area are extremely friendly but the till staff, not so much (moody teenagers who cant say "thanks"). read more
59 Church Street
Cookstown BT80 8HT
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Good Tesco shop, had an update a few years ago and it has been maintained well, staff are all local…read moreand they all have worked on the shop for years, when I worked in cooks town I frequented this shop on many occasions and always got what I needed, plenty of parking available, the only negative is that on my first visit I just couldn't find the shop as its of the Main Street a Wee bit
Biggest letdown is the staffs lack of knowledge on electrical equipment and the poor quality stock…read moreof the produce area.
A great place for clothes and grocery shopping for the entire familyread more
Handy spar in cookstown. Hot and cold counter with chips, chickens, rolls and a good selection of…read moredrinks.
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We were staying in a holiday cottage for my friend's birthday and decided to stop in here on the…read moreway for some 'supplies!' it was a bit of a last chance saloon for us as this was the last big supermarket on the way to where were were going, which was quite remote, so we really needed to stock up. This was just as good as any of the big Tesco stores, it was well stocked and tidy, with a good alcohol secetion, and we were able to get everything we needed. Large car park as well as is usual for Tesco superstores.
I bought mixed mince beef and pork by mistake. I thought was beed only as I don't eat pork. 25 mins…read morelater I went back to the store and wanted exchange to beef. The staff at the customer service refuses to exchange it and claim that it's against their 20mins policy returning fresh food because needs kept in a cold temperature. I was 5 mins late and as far as kept in a cold temperature concern, the weather was 1 degree outside. I've asked to speak to the manager to explain the situation. The staff made a speaker tunnel call 3 times and no one came. waitted 15 mins still no manager. I went home and I give the mince beef and pork to someone who will benefit from it. I have been shopping from this store for 26 years. I spend £700 per month there. I have very happy that Tesco are down £700 per month because I won't never ever go back there. I
Been in the shop once when it first opened years ago and it was a good size and seemed to sell…read moreeverything! The staff where all friendly and helpful, I never completed a full shop but just some snacks for a road trip but I got served quite quickly and the staff were good, no idea what easy it has been maintained a few years on
So sloooooooow. Perfect place for the over 65's. The post office and currency conversion section is…read morehandy, to be fair.
Good stuff. Wish they had Kong zero sugar chilled. However, they had a good supply and inventory of…read morea lot of other things. Great prices, especially for the area. If you're staying in a hotel nearby, you can get anything you need for your stay. In fact, we did find some hiking and outdoor equipment that was good for exploring the northern Ireland.
Usually we went to Tesco for our groceries on this Road Trip. But in Portrush this Lidl was just…read morenext door to our rental apartment. So why go far, right? It's a good-sized Lidl that has everything you might need. Veggies, meat, fruit, all kinds of other food to stock up and household items. It's all fine and we found pretty much everything we looked for. But the quality is a step or two behind what we got used to. Especially the meat (Steaks) did not really thrill me. At Tesco you can get lots of different steaks (from the cheap to the top cuts). We also went for a bit pricier ones here....but it just didn't really do it for me. There's nothing really wrong, but it's not our choice to shop usually. Maybe old habits die hard....but we will go to Tesco again next time....or M&S.
Great selection, clean store also. Opens until 10pm most nights which is handy. Also has good…read morecustomer service, I had a run in with one staff member who refused to refund me for something I bought. I know my rights and knew she couldnt do this so rang the store manage from home and threatened trading standards. He asked me to call in and because of the way his employee had spoke to me he refunded me my money, gave me £10 in store vouchers and £10 for fuel to reimburse me. Excellent customer sevice imo.
Definitely the cheapest place to shop in Coleraine. Although I sometimes find they do not keep a…read moregreat selection of well know brands. But if you are happy enough with their own brand then it is the ideal place to work. George at Asda is great with great bargains in clothes for everyone. The household items are brilliant too and great value. All in all great value shopping which is needed in this present climate!
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This is a big store!! The entry road off main road is very narrow!! Plenty of free parking. Dropped…read morein to get a few things. The layout is a bit different compared with other TESCO stores. There's a really good butchers at the rear and a lovely cafe at the back also.
Parking free but that's all that's good about Tesco it is like all the other Tesco stores which…read morehave a couple items that are at acceptable price everything else is absolutely extremely expensive. Their greed for money makes me cringe and management has a non caring attitude when I approached them. Tesco is a disgrace and offer in my opinion no value for money. Personally I would advise anyone to shop around unless you are quite happy to contribute to this company owners luxurious lifestyle.
This is a fairly new Tesco superstore. I used to go to the Tesco Extra in Lisburn prior to this one…read moreopening. Although it isn't as big or with as wide a range as the Lisburn store, it still has pretty much everything you could need. The store is always clean and tidy and the shelves well stocked. Lots of parking outside too.
The new Tesco store is much bigger than we all had anticipated…read more It's great to be able to buy chart CDs and DVDs in the town.
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I adore Marks and Spencer Food - it's superb quality. Always a little disappointed in their wine…read morethough. This particular store is a small shop which sells a full range of food items including all the ready meals, breads, frozen foods, wine, salads and sandwiches you would expect. Nice, pleasant staff too. It can be super busy when the famous Marks and Spencer 'Dine In' meal deals are on offer though, so get here early on such days if you don't want to miss out. In addition you can order food for collection at special times of the year such as at Christmas and New Year, in particular I'd recommend the: *Beetroot & caramelised shallot tarte tatin *Mushroom wellington *Roast butternut, almond & pecan roast
I'm a fan of this company, I have been for nearly 40 years. Quality first always. This branch does…read morenot sell clothes it's chiefly an edge of town fresh & frozen food hall with booze, magazines and flowers. It also has its own bakery, which is normally reserved for the larger stores serving a range of breads and pastries including sugar crisp apple puffs and the superb, wonderful, heavenly Eccles cakes. Oh why can't their fabulous and sticky Eccles cakes be healthy, then I could munch on them every day guilt free. It's a compact little place with lots of free parking out front. It's not badly stocked either. The staff are a chatty and friendly bunch.
Sainsbury's is without a doubt the best supermarket in Armagh. Lovely helpful staff, large…read moreselection of products (including vegetarian options) and a great off licence stocking a superb wine selection. Quality produce and excellent own brand items. I adore Sainsbury's Nut Cutlets and their own brand vegetarian mince is the best you'll get anywhere. Sainsbury's also stock a brilliant range of soy, coconut and nut milks as well as soya yogurts. You can get your parking ticket stamped in-store which allows you to park free if doing a grocery shop. They also sell clothes and a full range of 'free from' items if you want dairy or gluten free food. I highly recommend the awesome in store made pizzas, breads and pastries. At Christmas and New Year Sainsbury's have a special range of fabulous food you can order and collect in store, I would especially recommend the: *Three nut roast with cranberry sauce *Butternut & mushroom en croute *Limoncello buche de Noel If you want indulgent, treat foods try Sainsbury's 'Taste The Difference' range. This blows every other supermarkets 'luxury' items clean out of the water. Definitely the best you'll get, bar none.
A little Diamond in the rough this place. I wasn't sure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised…read moreby it. The range of food was decent enough and although there wasn't a great deal of stuff to surprise and delight the true foodie with 'out there' choices it had all the traditional crowd pleasers and it does them very well. The staff are nice, chatty and friendly and you never seem to be putting them out by being there as you feel in some places. The café is clean and tidy as well as feel cosy and bright. The coffee machine is a proper espresso maker however I was initially worried when I saw the lady take out a kind of tea bag thing and but it in the espresso basket, the pre-prepared 'Nespresso' type thins aren't usually great, and although it hardly constituted the best quality of coffee I've ever had it was far from bad. All this and the prices are decent too. The only thing was like many people nowadays I like to sit and read the news, catch up on Facebook, check Yelp for the place I'm in when I'm in cafes and the phone signal in the centre of Magherafelt isn't great, as there is no Wi-Fi available, you are kind of stuck.
love this wee shop :) very friendly staff etc. stock almost…read moreeverything in this little shop. also if they dont have wat your looking theyl help you find it or order it in! lik new foods, special milk etc..
A Starbucks is a Starbucks is a Starbucks, so aside from a fairly decent coffee what scores five…read morestars as opposed to say, two. Well for me it's a friendly welcome and here it was ace happy cheerful staff. The other requirement is cleanliness as I've been in quite a few filthy Starbucks places in NI where clearing and cleaning tables is very far from a priority. Here again it was clean and tidy store. A flat white is now £3; I think a year back it was £2.6. I suspect it'll be at least £3.3 by Christmas. This Starbucks is within the Rushmere shopping centre which itself is in administration. Rushmere has lost a few key anchor businesses like Debenhams and Topshop and other stores but Primark has announced it will open there that will increase footfall. There's a relatively newly arrived chicken shack Nando's and a new Asian Eatao. They are both on the site where five guys was but I'm afraid their food was overpriced and grimly underwhelming so they didn't last - rip off merchants rarely survive here.
Staff quite inexperienced during service, but did make a good Coffee. Overcharged us by another…read moresandwich. Wouldn't be rushing back any time soon.
This place was chosen to meet a friend. Costa seem to be targeting out of town shopping centre…read moreplaces with stand alone purpose built cafes. No doubt they are all built from the one design. Parking here is free and there are a few shops in the same place - M&S, Iceland being the only two I can recall. It's a pleasant enough cafe with lots of light and glass but there is a price for comfort @ light here. I had had several coffees that day and I felt a little bit coffee weary so I opted for a single espresso at a whopping £1.75. Quite expensive for seven grams of coffee. The espresso was pretty thick as it should be with a good concentration of dissolved and suspended solids with a crema on top. I tend to avoid the food offerings in these places as there are no sell by dates displayed so you can't tell how long these offerings have been lingering. Had I wanted something I would have popped into M&S for an Eccles cake. There were two friendly efficient young servers working away.
Great spot. Mannered/Happy Staff. Modern decor, and one of the best tasting Costa's I've had the…read morepleasure of sitting in.
I used to work close by and would have visited the store on my way home from work to pick up some…read morebits and bobs, the shop is a bit older but it's kept well and clean, the biggest problem was they seemed to be sold out of at least one I thing that I wanted and the staff weren't great they seemed to fob me off with excuses about deliveries where due etc
On entering the shop you are greeted with a warm welcome and overwelming choice. With over 200…read morevarieties of sweets in jars, chocolates, gifts, party bags and retro lines, you are spoilt for choice. Well worth a visit.
Hot food available. I got the chicken baguette and a drink. The place was busy but plenty of staff…read more Worth a visit if your hungry and want food to go! #Cookstown
Food is good here, what lets it down are some of the staff. Around 930pm you apparently cannot get…read moresandwiches as they are closing at 1000pm. Strange I know with half an hour left, but the staff seem to be too keen to get everything cleaned up for going home than making sandwiches or serving deli meats etc. Also there are a few who are very rude and ignorant on the morning shift too, if the job is that bad go work elsewhere do not be rude to customers. The one who looks like a man is the worst culprit!