You could call Kulars convenience store a Mini supermarket as you will find a huge variety of goods…read moreand not overpriced generally. I visit fairly regularly and the place is clean, staff are friendly and helpful if asked about anything. I don't have any real criticism of this establishment.

Top notch shop, if they don't have an item, they'll try their hardest to get it for you, staff and…read moreowners couldn't be better or more helpful.

Morrison's in the Killingworth Centre is a good-sized Supermarket offering every day groceries plus…read moremagazines, books, clothes and some Electronics and entertainment items. There is a good Deli here too, with a wide variety of take away meals, cheeses, meats and an in-house bakery offering freshly baked bread and delicious cakes. Morrison's also has a great selection of "free from" foods with gluten, dairy and wheat free products. The staff are friendly, there is a good in-house Café to eat at, and the store supports the local community well through a notice board and fund raising projects. The only thing stopping me giving this Morrison's 5 stars is the fact that I've regularly found it lacking in stock. Every day items often seem to be out of stock and not replenished quickly. That apart, it's my local Supermarket of choice and rarely disappoints.

This place has gone right down hill, they never take discounts off items that are discounted so…read morecheck your bills, there prices have gone through the roof, all that and louie Armstrong on security.!! I won't be going back !

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!

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.

​Thu 16/05/2024 20:56 I live in Essex and drive to visit my…read morefriend in Newcastle around once or twice  per year and we have a lot of catching up to do, we start by meeting at the Tesco store and walk around chatting and shopping, we both enjoy the process and it can take a couple of hours or so. I was so surprised to receive a notice of exceeding parking time and that I needed to pay a fine £40 or £70 if I delayed beyond 14days, the letter was dated 9th May, I received it today 16th May.   I have paid the £40 but I am deeply upset by this charge when all I was doing was shopping in your store. I think bona-fide shoppers should be exempt being charged penalty charges, otherwise all you are doing is curtailing  some one's shopping activities and considering the store has clothing and household goods as well as groceries shopping can take some time. This experience has put me off Tesco stores, you come across as so friendly but this impersonal approach using Horizon is very much at odds with the general friendly Tesco persona. Surely with Clubcard data it is possible to know whether someone is a genuine shopper and should be allowed free shopping time after all, more time spent in store could be more sales.

This Tesco is definitely a Tesco EXTRA-it's by far the largest Tesco I've seen! It takes 5 mins to…read morewalk the car park to get to the front door! Before you enter there is a Timpsons and a Giraffe. Internally, the atmosphere is bright, clean, shiny and noisy from all the shoppers bustling around. There has been efforts to make the architecture look aesthetically pleasing from the outside but internally, aside from some high windows at the entrance, you feel like you are in a giant warehouse. As you enter, you are immediately marketed the deals of the day, to the left is a customer service desk with ladies who are away chatting to each other. Beyond the desk is another entrance to the restaurant, Giraffe. Deeper into the store is the food-to-go section which is actually pretty impressive with the salad bar, help-yourself-curry and hot sandwiches, a Costa coffe dispenser and a few self-scans (I've never seen this set up in any other store).To the right of the entrance is a serious-looking but friendly security gaurd, a postbox and a cool machine that prints off your vouchers. The general layout of the store is pretty much the same as other Tesco stores but each section is like it's own store! The clothing section has a massive range and once you turn 90 degrees to the right, you are waking down the middle of the store with food on the right (in order of fesh, refrigerated, frozen, cupboard, then drinks) and general merchandise followed by homeware, heath and beauty and home cleaning on the left as you progress deeper into the store. Beyond these ailses there's an opticians, a pharmacy and other services that I can't remember.... Beyond the food aisles on the right, you are met with lots of checkouts, self-checkouts and self-scan guns closer to the exit. Once you have finished your shopping, within the store, you can grab a bite at Subway, a card from Card Factory, get your haircut or relax with a cup of tea at the cafe. Overall, the checkout and customer service staff are not all that friendly or helpful but they do get the job done and aside from the sheer size (hence more stock and variety especially in terms of World Food sections), this Tesco is just the same as all the others. I am however told that during Christmas trading hours, the staff go around on roller blades to get around faster. Now, that's something to go see.

I love this place it is not expensive , it sells all kinds of spices large sacks of rice Some of…read morethe things are same as other shops but the fresh fruit and veg is cheaper, it has lots of veg needed in asian cooking you cant get everwhere else Try the packs of burfi a fab asian sweet which is so good The packs of flavoured rice pudding are lovely and this is coming from a girl whos skin crawls at the thought of rice pudding If you cant see it straight away it is on the street with the charities shops you just keep walking and walking and walking and you get there eventually only problems is the long walk back to the bus stop with all the bags

An ideal place to go if you need some asian food ingredient for home cooking not available in the…read moremain supermarkets. The other food is remarkably good value as well.

This is a good size shop that has a great range of health foods I think the best thing is all the…read moreveggie stuff at the back of the shop the tivali sausages are heaven as is the soya ice cream, eating well can be good. You have to watch out though on the offers I was caught out the other week on the buy one get one half price offcer as three of a range of veggie pate was on offer but the fourth wasnt so had to go back and swap according to the girl it happens a lot so check your reciept before you leave Handy table of discount goods by the door when you come in. Julian graves is owned by holland and barratt now so if you see anything in holland and barrett like the dried fruit or Manuka Honey you can usually get it cheaper at the julian graves discount store at the royal quays which isnt far away

Large Holland and Barrett store selling a good range of products from your traditional health foods…read moreof nuts and seeds, to chilled goods and even healthy(er) sweets and chocolate. The shop also stocks a great range of vitamins and the staff are knowledgable and can point you in the right direction if you have any particular health issues. The shop also offers food intollerence testing every month or show (ring them for times and dates) which I personally found to be invaluable and has made a big difference to my life. On the downside, the products can be quite expensive but when you take into account the health benefits it is still well worth a visit, as products are often on offer. Is worth visiting just to pick up a copy of Holland and Barrett's acclaimed magazine Healthy for a mere £1.50 which includes money off coupons and health advice.

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!