Honest, reasonably priced canal side boozer with the standard line up of beers. The food is of the…read moreburger, Scampi and curry variety and very good value. There's a large garden to the side providing plenty of room for the kids to roam. A good little stop off for passing canal users.

I'd not visited a Tesco Extra store before, so this one was a new experience for me. I can best sum…read moreit up by saying that it's simply vast. I stopped here to buy some petrol on the way up to York - and ended up having a cup of coffee in the in-store Costa Coffee. I'm not quite sure how I would cope using this for my ordinary weekly shop, but I'd certainly need comfy footwear. The car park is huge, the frontage is long, and the aisles seem endless. You could probably fit St Paul's cathedral in several times over. That said, it's got everything you could possibly need in the grocery line; the services include photo-processing, pharmacy, opticians, newsagents, car wash, jet wash, petrol station, and there's a recycling point and a cash-point. Ranges include clothes, their Asain, Afro-Caribbean, Polish and 'World foods' (presumably everything else?), with fresh meat and fish counters, a delicatessen and cooked chicken counter. The store is fully accessible, with customer toilets and baby-changing facilities. The car park has what look to be wind turbines whirling around - I wonder if they generate electricity?

This is a huge Tesco Extra, and it's in a really convenient location on the very western edge of…read morethe town just off the M181 (M180 J3). It has a massive car park and a petrol station, and is just opposite a retail park with B&Q, TK Maxx, Next, ToysRUs and McDonalds, KFC, Frankie & Benny's and a large family pub. Also just across the road from Scunthorpe United Football Ground, so it does get extremely busy on a weekend, especially match days. Inside, you're faced with a massive store that sells almost everything. They've got loads of food and drinks, homewares, electricals, toys, clothing and garden accessories. There used to be a cafe/restaurant, but it has recently ben replaced with a Costa so not much good if you want food, but fine for a cuppa. There are Direct desks too at the door, so you can collect anything you've ordered online to save on P&P charges. Loads of tills, always loads of staff - a really good place to shop.

This is a little newsagents on Crosby Road offering both newspapers and magazines as well as milk,…read morebread, and a few other grocery items for sale. It's not too far from the train station, so if you need to grab something before or after your train journey it's fairly handy. But the selection is not incredibly wide, to be honest.

Reasonably sized store that manages to sell a wide range considering. Opens quite late at night so…read moreis handy.

A very friendly, fun gay/ lesbian bar. Very welcoming to other persuasions too…read more They often have good, live entertainment and bands. Contrary to rumours, the music is not too loud at all and you can still have a good chat while listening to the acts. The bar staff are amazingly friendly and the beer is reasonably priced. It's a great place to play pool in an afternoon or to relax with a drink with friends.

Ive been 3 times since the 10 month re-furb as it is now supposed to be the epi-centre of the…read morevibrant Hull music scene Dont make me laugh!! Yes its had a bit of a redecoration and the floor has been resanded, but is that it for a 10 month stint?? I am not aware of it being promoted as a Gay venue and dont care if it is or not but for a pub that was promoted by Marstons as a showcase for real ale it is a joke! I had a pint of IPA that was RANK! The landlady was gobbing off with some builders and her language was shameful,( theirs not too bad.) Why on earth do they insist on cranking the music volume up to disco level at 7pm on a tuesday evening when there are only a handfull of people in anyway?? Does nobody ever take a good llook at pubs like this and think what on earth is going on here? Its a beautiful Victorian pub so why put crappy disco lights all over the place. ? MARSTONS SORT IT OUT PLEASE!!

general mish mash shop that is huge but is a let down inside the shelves are constalty empty or low…read morestock, this used to be one of the main shops in Cottingham but know it could move into a smaller premises and not have to reduce its stock, although you cna still get a great bargin in their from Cards to planting equipopment and now christmas decorations

Wide range of fresh and cooked meats, with hot food also available…read more Well recommended.

Crawshaws sells a range of cooked and fresh meats in store. They are a lovely butchers, and sell…read moregood value, tasty food. Fresh foods include burgers and sausages for barbeques, chickens and joints of meat. All are really good quality, and excellent value, especially as they normally have special offers on. I had 3 packs of flavoured sausages and burgers for £5 during the summer. They also sell food already cooked, such as cooked chickens, and also snack foods, like chicken bites, at very competitive prices, as well as a range of hot and cold sandwiches to take away.

Morrison's is definitely the best compromise between quality and price. In particular I usually…read morefind the fruit and veg to be of excellent quality and not over-priced. Bakery section is good. Butchery/meat I find to be of variable quality and price but if you choose carefully there are sometimes bargains to be had. Checkout service is OK and there are normally sufficient checkouts open.

awful store. since covid hit everything went to sh*t. prices have gone up exponentially and to get…read moreany sort of 'deal' prices you HAVE to have a Morrisons more card, but I've found even then the offers don't come off at the checkout, I ALWAYS have to double check I have the correct prices. there is never any cheese and bacon pasta at the pasta/salad bar, it's a joke. staff are either old and incompetent or young and have no clue.