Nice big Morrison's store with all the products you expect to find just like at home. The car park…read moreis multi-storey and free. If you find yourself on the top deck there are escalators to take you to store level with your trolley. It has a nice cafe area, not tried this time & toilets also. Unfortunately the petrol station is not on the same site but a short drive just up the road. On filling up, I needed some cast but was unable to get it at the fuel station.

Since my last review, Morrison's 'free from' section seems to have shrunk and they sell less…read morespecific vegan foods. But apart from that, the store still has a really good range of all other products and I particularly like their fresh fruit and veg section. Everything else I said in my previous review is still true. It's easy to get to - whether by car or by public transport, the staff are all friendly and helpful and their prices are good value for money. A really good supermarket.

I often say Home Bargains is "like the Pound shop, but often cheaper!" because you can buy similar…read moresorts of products as the local Pound shops (toiletries, cosmetics, food, sweets, drinks, cleaning products, pet food, toys, gardening bits etc.) and some of it is less than £1. It's not always cheaper but I always go to Home Bargains before the Pound shops so I know if I'm getting a good deal. One difference between this shop and the Pound shops is that Home Bargains also sells alcohol (beer, wine, various alcopops and cheap spirits). Despite always being busy and queues at the tills, the store actually seems quite tidy and well-stocked. The staff on the tills can vary a lot - sometimes they're really friendly, other times they barely acknowledge you and prefer to talk to their friends while serving you! When you enter the store, they have all their latest deals and newest products on the left. They have seasonal stock in (Christmas, Easter etc.) which is usually at the back of the first aisle. I like that they don't change the store around so it's always easy to find what you want, or browse the right aisle. If you like grabbing bargains and don't mind queues at the tills then I recommend you check this shop out!

This shop is quite far up the 'scruffy' end of Redcar with many derelict shops up that end so I…read morerarely venture up there. It's relatively large the shop and quite easy to manoeuvre round as it's quite nicely spaced out and everythings quite easy to find. The prices are really good as advertised but I find sometimes the quality is quite low. The checkout operators can sometimes make you feel like your bothering them though. I do find that the odd time I go there what I go in for is out of stock! Puts me off further to be honest.

This is a little local Sainburys shop in the middle of a housing estate right over the road from…read moreSomefield. You can't miss it as the Road it's located on (Larkswood) is the most direct road to West Dyke road - a pretty main road within this particular housing area. It's a very small Sainsburys shop and only tends to sell the basics - it's more of a corner shop than a full blown supermarket. There's a selection of ready made sandwiches in the fridge at the front and they do sell papers and the lottery. There's also a place to put electricity on the meter if you need some (a thing I discovered quite recently). There can be some good offers - last christmas they were selling bucks fizz off for £2 a bottle. The staff are all really polite and while it might not always be too cheap as it's not a big store so they don't have too many discounts, it's the perfect little corner store. There's also a mini bank outside if anyone needs cash. Parking is free though limited but the car park never gets full.

i think we should go to sainsburys because its the best shop they have amazing deals and good…read moresweets :)