Asda Cafe - Stockton-on-Tees

I stopped by Asda for a quick drink and light lunch. While waiting in line, I saw an afternoon tea on display that appeared to be quite old, with a sandwich covered in mold. After waiting for some time in line, I ordered two vegetable soups to be brought to our table. The soup arrived in dog bowls and we were warned that it was hot, but if not hot enough we could use the microwave. However, the soup was cold and unappetizing. We tried to heat it up, but the bowls got hotter than the soup and one even cracked. The restaurant looked messy overall and I would not recommend it at all.

Waited to get served but after a few minutes left as no one on counter so done some more shopping in store and went back ,2 girls serving now as a que here,service so slow i always usually find that especially weekends when younger staff on so slow and no interest in job anyway food bland and drinks ok,seating on benches all ripped need some TLC in here and staff who care about customer service.only came here as was quiet in here and my daughters were hungry but theres plenty of choice on teesside park.prices a bit steep as well and not much food available on a Sunday.

South of Average near Poor, scones a bit dry, coffee a little flat and we thought the whole experience was very costly considering Asda are suppose to keep costs down, won't try it again when in the Asda Living Shop.

Dropped in for a cup of tea before we started shopping around portrack. Service was pleasant and good value.

A reasonably priced simple coffee shop. Staff friendly and helpful. It is a shame that the children's area is so small and now consists of four stools and a noughts and crosses game with most of the noughts and crosses worn off.