Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
Continue
Stay on browser
Add Review
Call
Directions
Website
Start your review...
Get app
14 years ago
This costcutters is in pickering town and its quite good if you just want few things and cant be bothered going to the bigger supermarkets. They sell most things you would need like bread, milk, eggs, tins, etc. read more
4 Eastgate
Pickering YO18 7DU
United Kingdom
01751 474655
Call Now
Visit Website
http://www.costcutter.co.uk
Hours
What time does Costcutters open?
What time does Costcutters close?
Does Costcutters have parking?
Yes, Costcutters has parking options.
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
I have never been so impressed at entering a new shop as I have here…read more.. The staff were warm and welcoming allowing us to try as many things as we liked, with no pressure. The concept of Demijohn is that of a liquid deli, selling both vinegars and oils for your cooking, as well as wines and spirits for afterwards. You buy your bottle from them, due to EU regulations, but you can then fill it with anything you like, and take it back for refills. The staff were incredible friendly and welcoming, allowing us to try many different products, even after we'd chosen what we were having, as well as advising us on various combinations we could try. If you're ever in York you simply have to try this place!
From the owner: Demijohn is unique - both its method of selling, which is similar to the continental markets, and…read morethe products it sells, which are all carefully sourced from small producers around the UK. Many of the liquids are only available at Demijohn and are as unusual and distinctive as the British culture. Visiting Demijohn is better than a trip to a bar as customers are encouraged to taste the products before their purchase is bottled for them in the shop. The staff are more than sales people - they are passionate about the quality of the liquids and the provenance. Such is their passion they even close the shops occasionally and all head to the hedgerows to collect elderflowers for Elderflower Vinegar or sloes for the Sloe Gin. Demijohn doesn't just sell alcohol. One whole area of the shop is devoted to unusual vinegars and oils. With flavours such as rich red Bramble Vinegar from Perthshire or beautiful, first class extra virgin olive oil from a small estate in Tuscany. Wild Bullace has only a little left, so get there quick and Rhubarb Vodka is back on tap.... Come and try!
See all
Excellent range of beers, this is where we got the Bitter for our wedding. They also have a nice…read morecheese counter as well. They have a website: http://www.yorkbeerandwineshop.co.uk/beershop%20Site/contents.html
This small shop is a little hidden away on a side street. When coming along the river, look for the…read moresign to the shop about few hundreds meters from the Blue Bridge - that's how we discovered it. Wonderful selection of beers and ciders from small breweries around Yorkshire and the isle, and good selection of wines from around the world. Owner was welcoming and knowledgable. Nice little discovery.
Great, local spot for beer and wine!
Read the joke of the day and hitch your dog to the front of the store while you shop.
Well stocked decent sized wine shop with easy access by foot or car. In a good part of town so not…read moreso many problems with teens massing outside or swiping cans of cider. Excellent offers and open until late.
This is a small but very well stocked Threshers store which sells alcohol of all descriptions! The…read morestaff are friendly but not pushy and there is a good range of mixers etc to buy to go with your drinks (although more expensive than you'd get them for in Tescos etc). Threshers run some fantastic offers for seasonal events and their window displays are fantastic (will add a picture next time I'm in town!). Located in the market square there is two hour free parking (which is changing in October) and they stores will accept cash and credit and debit cards. Highly recommended for a gift purchase as the staff will help you find the right gift for the rightperson to suit your budget and will offer but not bully you into buying tags / bottlebags etc. The only problem with threshers is that it is very small (as in width) and I have ben in several times with a pushchair in the past with my heart in my mouth as it was a tight squeeze to say the least. How wheelchair users would fare Im not sure and although the staff would be helpful, its not the same as being able to browse yourself.
This is the biggest shop in the Oddbins chain. It has a large warehouse at the back but a really…read moremassive floor space at the front. The selection of wine is massive with cheap bottles mingling happily with a fine section as well as some beer and cider. The staff here are very attentive and hark back to the Oddbins I used to shop at in the early 90's. These guys are seriously into their wine and love to talk about it. There is always a bustle about the place as they run a large wholesale operation so people whizz about with trolleys loaded with boxes, but will always find time to help you with your wine buys if they can. If you want good wine and decent advice this is the plce to go in leeds. The selection is really excellent and the advice to go with it is always available with special offers always on.
I'm a generous kind of person. What can I say it's the type of girl I am. So I'm feeling the need…read moreto spread a little love. So how can I resist a quick stop at Martinez Wines? Ilkley is awash with great shops and I must admit Martinez Wines is definitely up there with the best of them. It's a great shop, packed obviously with wines and all sorts of treats. To my delight I also found a cheeky bottle of Frangelico liqueur. To those not aware of the joys of this beverage, it's a quite stunning hazelnut number that is pretty hard to track down. Trust me to like expensive and hard to find Italian drinks. It's a bit like the men I look for as well. Armed with so much choice, I asked for some advice on top tipples and got a very knowledgeable and friendly man to help me find a cracking bottle of red for my dad. Everything they stock goes through a rigorous tasting process and they were happy to tell me that all the staff are involved in the tastings. They even have wines from Lebanon and more spirits than you can shake a stick at. If you're looking for that special drink or to indulge yourself on a Saturday night then they have the stock and staff to help find a delightful drink. Excellent.
Martinez is just the sort of wine store you'd expect to find in a posh little place likely Ilkley…read more Near the world famous Betty's, it has a similar reputation of class and expense, and the owners and staff of this independent place really know their stuff about wine. I actually went in here with my wine-obsessed parents, and even they were struck by the range (and price) of some of the stuff on offer. With wine from every region of every country you'd expect (France, Australia, Argentina) and some you wouldn't expect (Lebanon) they offer any true wine lovers and absolute haven and are only too keen to recommend the wine that fits your bill. The rather exotic name doesn't do this image any harm either.
From official website
Brands by name
Articles by date
Morrions is another large supermarket chain and Scarboroughs Morrisons is located just outside…read moreScarborough. There is a petrol station, pharmacy and cigerette kiosk so this supermarket offers a little more than just food! Morrisons is set out in a rather unique way, you walk into 'market street' to start with and this is where you can find all your fruit and vegatables. and just like the tv adverts tell you there is a fish monger and butchers, who will cut your meat and prepare your chosen fish for you. They also have a brilliant salad counter where you can pick up lunch to go in a handy little container and for those with larger appetites they to hot roasted and baked goods such as whole chickens, ribs, sauagess, pies, sausage rolls and many more mouth watering offerings! Morrisons also from time to time have fantastic 'deals' on such as 3 for 2's and buy one get one free's. I think it's amougst the best super markets for these types of deals. There is also, like most supermarkets, a cafe! Each time I've visted I've been impressed with the range of food and the quality.
I shop here every week, the staff are helpful and pleasant. The cafe serves snacks and hot food…read morewhich are basic but quite nice. They have a pharmacy which has longer opening hours than a lot of chemists in town which is worth remembering. Just one negative.check the sell by dates as they are sometimes poor. I have actually bought crisps in the past that were a couple of months out of date.now I check more thoroughly! Sainsburys has been labelled in the past as being more expensive than other supermarkets but this isn't really the case.
Poor location. The prices should be better as well. The…read morecheckouts are poor and the standard of food is never the best. Compared to other stores we have in town this is not the best. the only saving grace is the epic Car wash...
Store itself is very good and well laid out. Deli and butchers are nice…read more we go most sundays and also visit the cafe . The food in the cafe is ok but for weeks and weeks one of the coffee machines has been out of order the other coffee machine is painfully slow. There always seems to be a dire shortage of staff and the staff that are there look so stressed. Tables are often full of dirty pots. It's such a shame as it could be a great place. The customer toilets however are smelly and more often than not dirty. Sunday 27th ladies toilet no toilet roll, bits of paper all over the floor, end toilet seat covered in skid marks, wash basins dirty. there are sheets on the back of the door for toilet monitoring and at 11.30 the sheet had already been signed off for 11am, 12pm and 1pm which is really not good enough. Bearing in mind COVID is still around the toilets should be clean. Who ever had falsified this sheet needs to be reprimanded .
Such a long time since the last review I thought I would add my view…read more Since the last review in 2009 Scarborough Store has upgraded. Full stock, Tesco Direct and is the best store in town. Soon to move to Dean Street where it will be huge. This one is defiently worth 5 stars. Quality Fish range.
Wonderful Store, good range. great prices and first class service ! Lost my phone in this store and…read moresomeone handed it in to Customer Services - whoever you are thank you so much. Well done Tesco, Westborough, Scarborough. Merry Christmas to all the staff and a Happy and Healthy New Year to you all.
I stopped by here to pickup some drinks on the way to my uncles house. The shop had a good…read moreselection of food, snacks and beverages. I ended up buying a bottle of Bacardi rum and it was reasonably priced and pretty tasty. The staff were nice and friendly which was a plus. Overall this supermarket was really good, I highly recommend coming here.
Love proudfoots. Been going since the 90's. Use to go in to…read moreget sweets before school every morning. And now it's the place I go for a paper, or a quick shopping run. It has a post office too which Is always full of O.a.p's. Love this place. If your in Scalby, get on over!!!
This is my first experience of and Aldi store, and I must say I'm hugely impressed!…read more We visited on the stores 'grand opening' and a lovely member of staff gave my daughter a balloon! brill - it kept her entertain so I could have a good nosy round. what I noticed first that some of the produce, washing up liquid for example was extreemly cheap, 60p I think, but it was in the same shape and style bottle as fairy liquid. The only thing different was the lable and that's what's great about Aldi, you're getting top brand stuff, perhaps with a different lable at rock bottem prices! Excellent! It's well worth having a good browse round as there're lots of bargains to be found.
Cracking new Aldi store at Monks Cross in York!…read more This place opened in November 2008 and is really good, a lot bigger than the other Aldi in York and in a great lcoation adjacent to one of Yorks biggest and best out of town shopping centres, Monks Cross. There is a huge array of food, drink and other items available from TVs to laptops! The only drawback is that that car park is a bit on the small side for a shop of this size!
Asda! my favourite supermarket of them all, and Asda Monks Cross is HUGE!!…read more Asda is probably the cheapest of the 'big' supermarkets, I'm going to start by telling you about the clothes! To get to the clothes you have to journey up the 'travelator', my daughter thinks this is the best bit! it's like a slanting walkway that takes you up to the mezzanine floor where the clothes are. The best part of Asda clothes is the value, t shirts and jeans, jumpers etc. Wardrobe essentials at great prices, typically you can get a pair of jeans from as little as £3! The childrens clothes are fantastic, hard wearing and value for money whilst still very much on trend! Back down the travelator to the dvd's, cd's, compter games as well as mobile phones, tv's dvd players and sometimes even computers and laptops! There's always a brilliant selection of electrical items at good prices and they even have a 'budget' range! Great for students (toaster for £3 anyone)? Asda's own range of food is great, worth a try. Definitely give the Tiger bread a try .. YUMMY
This place is an absolutely MASSIVE Asda!…read more This is a really big Asda store at Monks Cross York, including a huge clothing and jewellery range upstairs and everything else under the sun downstairs, including all the usual Asda counters such as hot food, fish, freshly made pizzas, delicatessan, indian & chinese take aways, meat and bakery. Asda is usually great for offers as well and the Welcomer at the front of the store usually announces what offers they currently have over the tannoy at regular intervals. There is a massive car park, petrol station (usually the cheapest in York), car wash, Pharmacy, Opticians and cafe. Also it is surrounded by a wide range of other shops on the Monks Cross shopping park.
This grocery is pretty decent for a holiday shop 9f a few nights' provisions. The best thing is…read morethat there is a good amount of free parking.There is also a gas station attached m, which is handy.
Good Sainsbury's location. Has an upstairs for clothing and household goods. I like it that they…read moregive you price match vouchers.
we have shopped here for many years How ever we now find…read moresome of the staff very disrespectfull and offensive The managment more so
Sainsburys Monks Cross York is a large supermarket that was renovated a few years ago…read more Like most other supermarkets seem to, Sainsburys now do not only food but they have their own range of clothing, (TU). They also have for sale stationary, cd's, dvd's computer games and books. From time to time they also get great value electrical items such as telly's and DVD players, they don't always have them, but when they're in stock they're worth a look. The kids clothes are brilliant, inexpensive and good quality. The adults clothes are a bit hit and miss thought, but still worth a look. The food at sainsburys is much the same as other supermarkets as far as branded items go, but they do there own range of food which I've always found to be of a high quality and would recommend it, in particular there baked in store bread! Sainsburys cafe is worth a look too, meals ranging from salads, sandwiches and soups to fish/pie and chips. They also do a stonkingly good Breakfast and it's the perfect hangover cure!
Yorks (slightly) smaller Tesco store (but maybe not for long)!…read more Tesco York Clifton Moor is currently undergoing amajor refit and refubishment program, which means at the moment it does look a bit like a building site and the clothing department is in a big tent in the car park, but when it is finished it will probably have a similar sized range to the other store at Askham Bar. There is usually a cafe but this is currently closed. There is a huuuge car park and is part of the Clifton Moor shopping park, so there is a wide variety of other large stores such as Wickes, B&Q, Wilkinsons, Harveys, Pets at Home, and loads more within easy reach.
This is my local tesco and I shop there most weeks. Its a big shop with two floors and it sells…read moreelectronics, clothes, groceries, household goods, books, stationery, and more. You can get loads there for reasonable prices. There are loads of tills so dont normally queue for long.
Good smaller sized Tesco store in the centre of Driffield, not as small as an express store but…read moreonly about a 10th of the size of the usual out of town Tesco stores, hence no cltohing, electricals wtc. but does have a small selection of books, CDs and games. Never the less it has a decent range of food products including pharmacy, fish, deli and hot counters. As well as a bakery and seasonal selection (Chrismtas, Easter, Garden, etc.) Can get very busy around the tills due to the aisles being almost right up to the till area, although there are now 6 self service tills which make it a bit less congested. Plenty of car parking available which is free and convenient to also do some shopping in Driffield town centre!