This is a large store with a petrol station and restaurant…read more We only used the restaurant on our visit and found it clean and tidy. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was served very quickly and was well presented. I can thoroughly recommend the breakfasts!

Im a person who does watch there pennies ,and I find sainsburys a lot more expensive than tesco,,im…read morenot just talking pennies here,there is a huge difference at the checkout when I buy a similar shop as I would in tesco,I do however always take the time to come to sainsburys to buy my fresh meat, as although it is more expensive than tesco it is alot nicer and worth the extra money,as for every thing else though they genually charge more for the same products and I just dont find it good value, As for the petrol stations there is not really any difference between the two,they both have offers of money of per liter with your receipt

I didn't know this shop existed until I read the previous review, and thought I'd pay a visit last…read morenight. And I'd agree that this is the better of the Asda's in the area, but if you've been to the other one then that isn't saying much. It is a blast from the 80's with municipal swimming pool style exterior, original tiled flooring and my favourite - artexed interior walls. The car park is perfectly adequate if you're driving a Smart car and don't mind it getting kicked in by the chav kids hanging around outside, fully engaged in the business of kicking things in. I'd disagree with the previous review about the range of non-food stuff on offer - a small section of George clothing and a couple of aisles of general household tat, toys, electronics, stationery etc which I found a little disappointing. But apart from all these little foibles, it is a good place to buy groceries. I think it's because everything is more compact, so you don't have to walk so many miles to get from the potatoes to the ice cream, or maybe it's because you don't spend the first hour filling the trolley with the non-food stuff then rush around grabbing anything that you can shove in the fridge, but I came away with loads more food that I normally would. Had to wait a bit at the till despite the shop being half empty, then my receipt wouldn't print which was a pain in the rump as I always check Asda receipts as they've invariably overcharged you for something. The bill was £175, so I'm guessing there were a few overprices there that I couldn't find. But on the whole, it's a good place to go for groceries. Not if you're wanting to spend a couple of hours looking at pretty things, but if you just want a trolley full of grub and don't give a toss about the decor, it's spot on.

The better of the 2 Asda stores in Doncaster.Good layout, wel stocked and competitively…read morepriced.Friendly staff.This sells a wide range of goods - primarily food and drink but also has a large electrical department, music department and particularly good is the large george clothing range - which all offer great value for money.There is a good sized cafe instore and outside there is a large car park.There are also a selection of cash machines here.

Love the staff. Opens early, closes late ;) fab!!!!read more

This is a really handy little Tesco Express. It's not a full supermarket but it's bigger than a…read morecorner shop and has a good general range of goods so ideal for top-up shopping. It's hidden away in the corner of the shopping area, just off the main road but there's plenty of free parking outside and not normally too much traffic. The service I've always had has been fine - nothing exceptional but generally good. There's no petrol station or Direct desk but for normal day-to-day groceries I'd recommend calling in to this branch.

I live quite near Armthorpe and I think that this is a really handy little Tesco store. It really…read moreis very small, not much bigger than a large Spar or something but they've got quite a good choice and because it is Tesco you get decent prices that you wouldn't get in a normal corner shop. They also usually have quite a lot of stuff that's reduced to clear at the end of the evening so you can usually get a bit of a bargain if you're not too fussy!!!

This place is good for parking,and is situated on the edge of town centre,its not a huge shop,but…read moreit is very well stoked and always has plenty of offers,mainly selling frozen goods but you can also bet basics such as tins,bread and milk ect,they have really high quality foods here,including items for everyday type meals ,and also more special goods for special occasions,you could practically buy everything for a decent buffet here,and you have a good choice of deserts to. The staff are friendly ,and there is always a few tills running,so you never have to que for very long,you can have your shopping delivered if you want,or if you take it home yourself,they have proper carrier bags that help keep your shopping frozen longer than regular bags I would recommend shopping here if you just want to cook a quick and easy nice tea,or are having a dinner party

Iceland is a frozen foods shop which is very popular in Doncaster. It sells almost exclusively…read moreready made food like chinese, italian, indian and traditional english foods, as well as pizzas, ready to roast joints, party foods (the infamous prawn ring at £3) and cakes. It has a modest selection of non frozen foods, some salad, fridge items, and some household goods like cleaning stuff and kitchen accessories. Price wise it is good but I personally think anyone who lives off Iceland food is living a very unhealthy life - save it for a credit crunch treat.

Same as all Lidl stores, really!…read more The range of branded goods has been expanding quite rapidly over the last couple years, and the lower prices for these than elsewhere, plus the cheap own-branded goods, makes Lidl an excellent place to save a few pence and to find something just a touch different. Each Monday and Thursday, the store has a new range of non-food offers, which always create interest, and there are many people who arrive at the store well before opening time on those days to ensure that they can snap up an offer. You can have advance notice of these offers by picking up the in-store comic, or by subscribing to the email newsletter on their website. This is probably not somewhere you would use for your main shop (though some do), but it can hardly be surprising that Lidl and Aldi are the fastest growing supermarket chains in the UK.