For food I love this store. It is smaller than other Tescos or the local asda in thornaby but it…read moretends to be a lot less busy and has most of the food range available in larger stores just not the clothing and electrical, or housewares ranges. The staff are efficent and the shelves kept well stocked - very rarely have they sold out of something I wanted (which was a bug bear when I used to shop at Sainsburys as they always seemed to be running out of stuff). Also like most Tescos now it has a petrol station, free parking and is open 24 hours a day (except Sundays).

Tesco Ingleby Barwick is a medium sized supermarket. The store has a range of food, clothing and…read moreelectrical items, as well as it's own Starbucks coffee shop. The supermarket itself is small, but stocks a reasonable range of goods. Service in-store is adequate. I have been charged double price on two occasions for various products and found it a difficult process to get a refund. The stores petrol station is in a handy location as there are few places to fill up in and around Ingleby Barwick. Petrol is also reasonably priced unlike the local competitors.

I regularly visit Hartlepool and this is a much better stop for a lunchtime salad than M&S and…read moreabout half the price too! Otherwise it's just another supermarket! xx

Love tesco always friendly n helpfull don't matter were i shop a always end up back in tesco :) xxread more

Me and my Uncle Billy spawned in to this establishment. We were instantaneously gobsmacked by the…read morevast quantity of purchasable goods. We were as spoiled for choice as a group of fifty year old builders indecisively looking through a lunchtime chip shop menu. We ended up buying some bread, some butter, the largest cucumber we could get our grubby hands on, the cashier's left ear, and a WW2 German standard issue Karabiner 98 Kurz that we found in the fresh produce isle. We then strolled into the defecation facilities to unearth an elderly gentleman, standing abrace with his right leg on the counter, gently trimming his long, luscious locks of genital hair into the sink with a WW2 German standard issue Seitengewehr 84/98 rifle bayonet that he too found in the fresh produce section. "Are you in need of any assistance?" Billy kindly asked with a look of pure intrigued hope in his eyes. The man confirmed and we got to work. After grooming the man's fantastical follicles, we made our way to the till where we exchanged currency, a total of 16 Great British Pound Sterling, for the goods and services that we had acquired on that particular shopping visit. We then proceeded to leave the store and head home to utilise the items we had purchased.

The usual fill up your car and buy your essentials. This is located on a very busy road whihc is…read moreone of the main roads into Middlesbrough centre. Ideal for a fill up on the way to work/shop and eaqually on the way home for those things you have forgotten. There are approximately 10 pumps and they are always busy. Sometimes I find it quite frustrating when I am waitin behind my chosen pump for someone to finish walking round the isles. The garage stocks a good supply of essentials and often has special prices on items.You can pop in for your newspapers and there is a small selection of fresh breakfast items to accompany it. Outside is parking if you just want to shop. There are 2 cash points and an air line and hoover.The fuel prices are always reasonable against other places in the area.

service is too poor and the security is really bad bought pyjamas was a set of 3 the lady told us…read morethat they weren't a set of three with the snoodie,we asked the lady to go get some help to see if they are together she thought we were trying to take them and we weren't they were aggressive with us and one of the security guards wanted to fight my husband,I'm scared to go back in there as the staff were making us look bad infront of a lot of people,they then wouldn't serve us so we left the pyjamas there.we have never had a problem in Asda Portrack lane before we have shopped there since 2012.

Your Asda portrack store has the most horrible staff very very rude and thinking there clever…read morecalling me a cripple get to other members of your staff because I am disabled not good at all won't be back

Purchased many products from this Greggs located inside the Byron Place Shopping Centre for many…read moreyears now and not one complaint in terms of quality, customer service and now in these strange times, safety! Extremely friendly staff with notable experience; assistant manager in particular and a long serving assistant make you leave with a guaranteed smile. *Not much competition in the area so a popular store yet never too big a queue, eat-in available (currently postponed due to COVID-19 measures) and toilets nearby in the centre. *Card/Contactless payment available *Greggs App compatible *Free Parking in the Byron Place Shopping Centre

Gregg's is in the new Byron Place shopping centre. It is the only 'fast' food place in the centre…read moreso doesn't have much competition. The shop is quite small and being small it doesn't have loads of 'stock'. That is a good thing though as most of the food is really fresh. There isn't enough space to cook loads and sell t through out the day. They cook a small amount and re cook through out the day to repenish what has been bought. Prices are average and seem to be the same accross all Greggs. The staff were friendly, talking to my girls and asking them questions. The shop wasn't busy and it has a pleasant feel to it. If you do want to sit down and eat there are a few chairs in the middle of the shopping centre you can use. But remember to put your rubbish in the bin.

When practically the town around this shop has disappeared over the years Clarke's butchers now…read morestands by itself and has done so for many years. Still butchers thou the main business is sandwiches what are all made on the premises. The shop is run by farther and sons and is still in business because of the passing trade The shop is absolutely spotless and everything about it is done to a high standard and it beats any other sandwich outlet in the area.

We've just had our first Sunday dinner delivery, it was delicious and so much of it........it was…read moredelivered on time, hot, very nicely packaged and very reasonably priced. Well done.......we'll be back. Thank you

This is our local stop off point as its right near our house, its great if you only need a few…read morethings, not so good if you need to stock up the fridge. I think that its meant to be more of a convenience branch than a supermarket though as it stocks the basics that you need, without going to a huge supermarket. The prices are usual for sainsbury's not too cheap, but most of the stuff is fairly good quality. Recently, they have started stocking the sainsbury's basic range, which in my opinion is a good idea because its a very student based area, and not everyone can afford the prices, so this will attract more people. They have a small selection of magazines, toiletries, and cigarettes as well as the usual food and drink items. Staff are always friendly, but sometimes the other customers aren't. During busy times of day, its best avoided as the queues can get pretty big, though you usually still get served fairly quickly as all the staff jump on tills to get it cleared.

Sandsend the Place is fantastic. The beach is vast and you could walk to Whitby. Our airbnb was…read moreright on the front with a bay window that gave sweeping views of the ocean. Nothing to do in Sandsend but relax with a book and then walk over to Estbeck House for a magnificent meal and libation.

An excellent beach to the north of Whitby. There's free parking on the main road (the A174) just…read moresouth of the village itself, and from there steps lead down to the beach itself. It's a huge beach, with plenty of sand and pebbles too. There's not much else -- no funfair, very few shops, no pier -- and to be honest that's part of the attraction as far as we are concerned. It can get quite busy (head north to Runswick Bay if you want to get away from the crowds), but even when it's busy there's still plenty of room for everyone. All in all, a very pleasant spot.