Small branch of co-op but they stock quite a few items. Aldepending what you are looking for there…read morecould be a bargain other things a little bit on the expensive side. situated in a row of shops with ample parking situated not too far away.

Good large Morrisons conveniently located just off the ringroad with quite a little parade of…read moreuseful little outlet shops such as a pharmacy and card shop etc .

Wilst others seem to think that it's better to go to the Morton Park branch I prefer this…read moreMorrisons. It has the feeling of a corner shop which you can just nip into for a few bits with the stock of a larger supermarket where youc an do the weekly shopping. Always find a bargain in the reduced sections and the staff are willing to help you find what you need for a certain recipe or if you've got special dietry requirements. Are good at putting more people on checkouts at busy times and the staff do try to make things run smoothly. Have often been given free samples and special offers without being asked!

Sitiated on Morton Park Retail Park, Morrison's is a large supermarket with an indoor mini market…read moretype section (has a card shop, watch repair centre etc) - Morrison's is usually quite well stocked and has a good range of offers, such as Buy One Get One Free. Be warned though, as its always busy!!!

Best shop in Durham! It's a convenience store so sells everything from newspapers, lottery, sweets,…read morealcohol, cards and general food. It's fairly cheap and there's always lots of bargins! It's open from 6 til 10 and can get busy on a lunch time and on Saturday mornings. The staff are brilliant in this shop and always very welcoming

Bells were a well known chain of north east based local shops which were taken over by the big…read moreSainsburys a couple of years ago now. I must admit that as this is my local shop I dreaded the change, the place was okay as it was, served most peoples needs. However the change has been greatly accepted the addition of Sainsburys value ranges and special offers have made the place come alive. Now I don't just nip in for a pint of milk I actually take time to look at what is available and have picked up some bargains along the way. Only complaint is that they run out of newspapers far too early on a Sunday morning!

This is a handy mini Sainsburys on Corporation Road in Darlington. It has a good range of goods and…read moreI find this store really helpful if I should be going to the supermarket for some bits and bobs on the way home from work but can't really be bothered! It has a selection of most of the ranges and you can often grab a special offer or well reduced item. Also I can pick up Nectar points from a local shop!

This is a handy store close to the railway station in Darlington and stocks a small range of…read moreSainsburys goods. Because of this you know that you are getting good quality goods and you can often get the offers advertised. There is a cashpoint outside that you do not get charged for using which is useful to know given that they are hard to find outside of the supermarkets and town centres now. Parking is pretty easy and you can usually get straight outside. Hours are also handy and the store is open between six in the morning and eleven at night.

holds the basics you need if you can't make it up the road to the big sainsburys. I find it very…read morecramped though, not enough space between aisles.

General conveniance village store, a little on the expensive side for some items but sells most of…read morewhat you might need. It's a bit clostaphobic as the shelves are very close together craming as much in as possible. The Spar a 100 yds away is nicer shopping experiance.

This is the classic convenience store in a nice parade of shops. The stock is good and staff are…read moreverygood and friendly. It is very handy if you have forgotten something on your main shop and has been a lifesaver for us many a time