Its a rather smaller store than the one in Blyth but still has a good range of food the staff here…read moreare helpful and cheery They often do the main meals from the fresh meal ranges at £1 as I dont think they can sell them quickly enough also if you go before closing lots of the salads on offer They do tend to stock a good range of there own make stuff but due the chrismtmas range being out some of the stuff they usually have has gone They have self serve tills as well as trolley and baskets and there is usually a member of staff at the self serve to help out If you see any of the advertised offers in the papers for Asda this Asda has usually sold out before you restock. I think there just not quick enough to restock the shelves

Great modern superstore. Very friendly staff and most importantly, great value for money…read more Gary H.

Decent store but not as much choice as the Blyth Asda!read more

Medium aize supermarket with a wide range of food, drink, clothing, home entertainment and…read morehousehold goods. There's usually a lovely smell of baking bread throughout the day and the staff are pleasant and helpful. The self-service machines are a source of stress for me, they never seem to work properly but there's always a member of staf nearby to help!

As express stores go this one is average. It's based in the…read moregarage in Billy Mill and as it's at the corner next to a roundabout it is always busy.It can get quite chaotic at times. The actual store is very clean and bright but as the store also takes payment for petrol as well as shop goods it can have horrendous queues. I only use this store if I'm desperate if I'm honest as it does have a limited stock to offer.Also since the full sized Tesco supermarket is just along the road it's just as easy to go there.

This Tesco Express is part of the Esso garage at Billy Mill…read more The garage always seems to be busy, having to queue for a pump or for a parking space. The pumps do not have a card payment option so you will also find that the queues instore can be a pain as well. The shop itself is very clean and is well stocked. There is always fresh fruit and vegetables incase you need to stock up. The staff are polite but stressed. You can see it in their faces that they wish the queues would go down. The most annoying thing about the store is that if you are just want to pay for petrol you still have to queue with the people who have shopping. And some have loads. They should dedicate one till to petrol only or change the pumps to the card type. All that said the petrol station is one of the cheapest in the area and has one of a limited number of cash points in the area.

This is a really small Asda but it's conveniently located on the main street and it's attached to a…read moregarage. It's good for grabbing a few bits and pieces that you have forgotten or to compliment your Aldi shop next door but it isn't great for range of products or stock. Plus, staff here are minimally helpful and completely indifferent. It isn't too expensive compared to other supermarkets but it isn't a very good place to do a substantial food shop. Also, remember kids, small convenience stores are more expensive than their big brothers (but not always so check!). Convenience is a luxury!

Tesco Durham is a HUUUUGE store, the staff are very friendly and the shelves are generally well…read morestocked. There is always a good variety of all products - a good choice of brands with a range of prices to suit every budget. They also have a very good clothing section that often has a sale on. The atmosphere in Tesco is always bustling, even at 3 in the morning near Christmas and New Year. Although most of the staff are very friendly and will drop everything to help you look for a product but some of the staff that work on the electrical counter are a little to be desired. They are very unwilling to negotiate a refund/exchange even when you bring the product back within a week brand new!

I was amazed how big this store is, they must make a fortune!…read more The staff I have been served by dont usually speak to you at all unless they have or talk amongst themselves, so thats disappointing. Loads of extras in this store unlike small Tesco stores. The food variety is not as big as it should be though, electricals are quite expensive and can be got cheaper elsewhere.

Tesco Express at Trinity Gardens is in a good location, it's off a side street from Quayside and a…read moreshort walk away from many of the city's hotels - including the Hilton, Inside by Melia and The Vermont, this makes it a good location for tourists to head to grab some essentials to take back to their room, while also being close enough to the city, locals and commuters can also find it handy. It is a little hidden on a side street, although I had no problem finding the store with Apple Maps on my phone. It's pretty much your typical Tesco Express - the layout felt familiar even though I have never visited this store before, I instantly knew where everything was. I could find the small number of items I came in for. There is also a Costa Express coffee machine at the front of the store. The staff seemed friendly enough, and the store was clear of clutter making it easy to get around. Prices are a little inflated - but again it's what you pay for in a "convenience" store. 4*

Aah my local Tesco express-feeding my late night cravings and denting my bank balance! Slightly…read moremore expensive than the bigger stores but you are paying for the convenience and I love the fact it is open until 11pm every night. All the usual selections you would expect from a local convenience store. The fruit and veg took a hit when they shuffled things around last year so there seems to be a focus on less healthy options including ready meals,sweets and chocolates. Not somewhere where you would do a full weekly shop but for those items you've forgotten or last minute grabs it's ideal. The layout of the store isn't great with narrow aisles and often there are cages to be unloaded blocking the way. Similarly there are only two self service tills with the main tills not often manned until a massive queue forms. Staff are hit and miss....some are polite but others see it as a huge hassle that you might not want to use self service! Overall it does the job!!

The Tesco store in the Bridges is always packed. Fortunately this is not my local, so I only tend…read moreto pop in for a few bits and pieces when I have vouchers. Like all Tesco stores it has its good points but also drawbacks. The beauty of Tesco is that they accept any retail coupons, even if you are not buying the product. I believe this particular Tesco accepts up to 50% of the value of your shopping, which is fab, though they only accept one of the same coupon. I tend to just use about 50p-£1 per transaction as I think that when people get greedy they are less likely to be so generous! I think the prices are about the same as other leading supermarkets, but they do have some good bogofs and also if you have a clubcard you sometimes get 'till spits' - these are vouchers that are printed by the tills, they are offers targeted at the customer depending on their previous purchases. They usually give you X amount of extra clubcards points if you buy a product, though I have heard some people getting completely free items so it is definitely worth signing up for the card even if you don't shop there regularly. All in all Tesco are a pretty average supermarket, pricewise. If there was a branch more local to me, I would definitely switch to them as their clubcard offers great perks if you know how to use it properly to take advantage of the numerous special offers.

Tescos is located in the Bridges shopping centre sunderland. It is a store that i only ever tend to…read morevisit if i am in town and need afew fresh items. This store is always packed, proberly for the convenience and it is a really cheap shop. It has everything you would need for a full weekly shop, but the car parks are not situated very close so this would mean that you would have to carry your bags quite away. You can often pick up some good offers and Tesco also has a clubcard system where you can earn points to redeem on items at a later date. The store is nice and layed out well with helpful staff available if you need them.

I am usually very pro-Morrisons but having purchased some so-called "stollen cookies" from the…read moreChristmas range and discovering they did not, in fact, contain any marzipan (which I feel is a KEY aspect of stollen) my expectations have definitely lowered. I will stick to the German powerhouse, Lidl, for any festive treats from now on. A real pity.

Another Morrisons supermarket that is worth visit.I always find there is never any problem parking…read morehere even at busy times.Based at the Byker Bridge end of Shields Road it's easy to get to by car or bus.It's always busy but not overly so.Offers the usual supermarket goods at good prices.It's a fresh clean store and to be honest you just can't go wrong here.Lovely bakery.Good range of beer and wines ect.Cds,Dvds and a good frozen food section.