Best supermarket,leaves tesco in the shade,majority of staff are pleasant and helpful,down side,…read moreisles are to narrow more so when you get locals blocking them with their trollies for a chat,then you say "excuse me please" then get afilthy look ,or abuse !

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

This Sainsbury's store is my local supermarket and it is a godsend. Before this I was forced to buy…read moremy shopping from overprices places such as Marks and Spencer or the Waitrose in Eldon Square. Although the store is relatively small it stocks all the essentials needed for living at very cheap prices. The newly initiated 'Sainsbury's basics' line is ideal for penny pinching students such as myself. The staff are always friendly and although it can get quite busy at peak times (such as the evening) they always have a smile. All in all an excellent supermarket in an ideal location.

Nice handy supermarket to pick up any bits and pieces you may have forgotten during your weekly…read moreshop. Staff are friendly and helpful. Not in centre of town but not too far out of it!

My personal favourite place to buy meat, veggies and bread…read more Big barn type market in the centre of Newcastle. Numerous stalls that offer all types of different services. Numerous award winning butchers that offer prime cuts of meat, fantastic mince and healthy plump chickens and eggs! Wonderful bakery that makes the best breads and pastry I have tried. Wonderful vegetables and fruit stands where you get can a serious deal on great vegetables. Cheapest and most authentic pick and mix selection I have ever seen Fish monger, show repair, tea shop, cafes, clothing and boot sale, cd shops, home repair, clothing alterations ... Even a room with a scale in it! Grainger Market is magical. A must see, I consider the market a tourist attraction because of how traditional it is. The people in the booths all seem very authentic and very helpful.

It took me far too long to actually go to Grainger market. I love places with lots of little…read moreindividual businesses. I was used to markets being places with cheap tat and someone with a thick Black Country accent yelling from a van about sausages, and it's just definitely not like that here. There are still veggies, butchers (and decent cheeses to boot), but there are some seriously talented craftspeople too. It's good for a look around even if you don't feel like buying anyth8ng, odds are you probably will end up doing so.

I bought twice apples from here and both times the apples were rotten in the middle .cut them open…read morebefore you eat them.my child complaint having bad tummy after she eat. because you prefer to sell them rotten than thro them in the bin,I hope you will buy your children candles with those money.

'Free from' is always blocked with pallets and boxes. Would require a forklift to move . This is…read moreterrible practice as this tiny aisle is often the only recommended food for some individuals to maintain a level of health due to dietary and health demands. This is often not choice to shop at this aisle. It is good practise to make it at least shoppable. I messaged Asda customer services about this matter as it happens 100% of the time I visit, no exceptions. I am myself gluten intolerant so to be told by a member of the CS team that it's my responsibility to first raise the alarm on this to a member of staff and then standby whilst they move it is disgusting. It's your job to make sure this stuff doesn't happen and when it does to be dismissed in such a way is frankly insulting. What if I just popped in for a quick meal to eat? I'd have to first look like an awkward individual and ask someone to do something about it - THEN watch on like some creep whilst they get the apparatus out to move the 7 or 8 mountains of pallets and crates Asda does not care for your dietary or health needs.

Friendly staff. This place has everything you need packed into a store listing from: pharmacy,…read moreglasses, groceries, clothes, restaurant, bakery, butchers and electronics. You literally only need this shop. The staff always help you and show you where things are. I shop here and online regularly.

This branch of Tesco Metro is located on Market Place in Durham, it is quite a large store and is…read morebasically located in Durham's central square which includes a Church and a branch of Natwest. I have memories of this store dating back about four years ago, this store hasn't changed much since then but still remains a decent branch of Tesco and probably their better and more central store in Durham, as they also have an Express store which is quite close to the train station. This store is quite a large one, it seems to be all over one floor, unlike my local Tesco Metro in Manchester city centre which is over two floors. The store stocks a satisfactory selection of drinks and an impressive selection of essentials, even including a selection of games and showcase mobile phones, yet "cheap and budget" mobiles rather than the likes of the Iphone. The staff here also seemed nice enough. This store is one of the larger stores in Durham which I went in on my recent visit to the city, and with a decent selection of groceries and even games, yet not a big enough selection to do a weekly shop. this store is still above average and deserves a solid three-star rating.

Until Tesco Metro opened, the food shopping in Durham city centre was dominated by Marks and…read moreSpencers. It's great to have this low-cost alternative, especially as this store also has DVDs, toiletries, batteries, and kitchen utensils! In fact, if I had to go to only one shop in Durham, this would be it. Wide range of stock, great prices, long opening hours (7am-10pm most days).

A life saver for a college student studying in Durham. All I could remember was, " I wish we had…read moreone of these in the US." I got the hang of using English currency at M&P. Ah..good memories.

I love shopping at lidl because always have cheapest price on brand name product they always give…read morediscount to like buy one get one free, cheapest vegetable, many cheapest items non grocery, and many many more. I just compare 1 item they have always cheaper than another store, it is garlic cost me just 60p for 3 big garlic on tesco cost me £ 1.20. This place clean and tidy but dark place (maybe cut they price from electric). But beware sometime have recall product maybe because too cheap and then easily broken. They never give you plastic bag so you mush carry bag from your house otherwise you can buy 1 bag for 5p.

This discount supermarket offers good value grocery stuffs. The customer service is good. The…read morebranch network is small though as I believe there are only one in newcastle. So, it is not always convenient for people to come here, right in the west end of newcastle. They do not sell only grocery though. They also sell various DIY, electronic, and household things. All in a good value price. I used to buy rice here as it was the cheapest. However, that is not the case now. The parking is more than enough. It is not big, but because not too many people come to this store, so the parking looks very big.