A good wee local Co-Op with good promotions on juice and other bits and bobs that changes every few…read moreweeks. It's cramped inside and it's not always well stocked so it can be a bit hit and miss. They have a modest range of beers wines and spirits, with regular promotions on different drinks. I quite like Co-op's own brand of most things, including their cold meat and bakery products. It's a bit dearer than Asda or Tesco and the other big boys, but I still find myself going back. A busy enough wee place.

The staff are normally friendly (with a few exceptions) and helpful…read more Prices are a bit above average but this is normally expected in the smaller shops and if you shop wisely it's not too extravagant. They have a really good selection of sweets if that's what you're in the mood for! Word of advice: they are very strict on age laws for tobacco products and alchohol. If you look under 25 bring ID!

I'm really not a fan of supermarket shopping in the city centre - thankfully I don't have to do it…read morevery often. I popped in here to grab some last minute snacks for an event at the nearby Craft Pottery. This is a small Sainsbo's with a small-ish range. They did have everything I needed though - which was crisps and paper towel. The guy on the checkout was exceptionally helpful so big shoutout to him (Daniel, I think his name was) and packed the crisps into bags with flair like I've never seen at Waitrose. He's the reason this is a 4 not a 3-star review. Prices are reasonable, they have a good range of home brand crisps and a few of the varieties are even vegan (who knew bacon crispies would be made from beetroot?!). I'd go here over the nearby Tesco, for sure.

A decent Sainsbury's Local on Sauchiehall Street…read more 'Local' roughly translates as a shop that is really small, based on the size of this one and that's the main annoyance here is that it can be a bit cramped. They do a decent bakery and it's good for picking up bits and bobs if you're going to the GTF for e.g. but if there's a Co-Op and Tesco just up the road a bit and a proper big Sainbury's down the road in the opposite direction which stops me from actively seeking this place out.

Total shocked today as I went in to post a parcel via EVRI I…read moreneeded a little bit of tape to reseal my parcel,so I asked the guy behind the counter if I could have a little bit of tape only about 4 cm in length that's all a needed He told me no as he only gets 30p for my parcel to go via EVRI I can understand that over a year he might have to use a few rolls of tape lol But he's just lost a lot more over the year as I always shopped in this store but not now so we'll done mr shop owner very clever I'll use another shop and tell everybody about your lack of kindness and hope you meet someone like your self a show you no kindness Shame on you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gus's is your reliable local corner shop, open til late every night to help with your chocolate…read morecravings, last minute bottles of wine for dinner parties and the Sunday papers. It's always service with a smile here, the staff are friendly and chatty. The store is well stocked with a wide variety of groceries saving you the need to battle the Morrisons checkout queue if all you want is a loaf of bread, a bottle of Irn Bru, the Airdrie Advertiser and a scratchcard. It's conveniently located on the main street and you can usually get parked right outside. What more could you want!?

I don't live in this area so I can't say I'm planning on becoming a regular at Khan Stores, but I…read morewas walking down the street and fancied a wee drink, so I popped in. Corner stores are so hit and miss - you either get a warm friendly greeting, or some total grump who doesn't want to talk to you. Thankfully, the guy here was super welcoming and had a big smile - so that's the reason for the 4 stars. The shop isn't massive but it has a good selection of all the corner store essentials, and was very clean and tidy (even though the guy was stocking shelves at the time).

This is my local newsagent / convenience store and although it's small, it's pretty well stocked…read more One wall is all groceries, from bottles of juice, tinned food, bread, biscuits, toiletries, household goods, etc. Two fridges up the back have milk, cheese, bacon, that kind of stuff. Magazines, crisps, sweets and I even think there's a freezer underneath the piles of newspapers, although I've never bought frozen stuff here. They have a good range of booze behind the counter, including a selection of wine - nothing fancy, all pretty cheap, but if you need an emergency bottle of Jacob's Creek (and after a hard Monday at work, who doesn't?) then it's fine. Prices are standard corner shop - you'll get cheaper if you go to a supermarket but I don't feel like you get ripped off here. Best of all are the staff - it's been the same family running it for years and they're really friendly, greet you by name and always smiling and chatty.

this is one of the bigger co-op's. It has a fairly decent range of product and is slightly cheaper…read morethan some of the smaller co-op's in the area. it has a small ethel austin clothing dept within it too. it also has a mathiesons bakery section at the back of the shop where you can buy hot pies and fresh rolls etc

this co-op is in the carron centre. it is quite a handy place. it has a big car park and has 2…read moreentrances. in the co-op part there is a lottery kiosk, just as you go in. they have a good selection of fresh fruit and veg, a big deli counter, they have a mathiesons bakers at the back too and a small ethel austin's clothing deptwithin it too. they have a big section in the middle of the shop where they have white good on display and are more often than not on special offer. they have loads of tills, but rarely have more than 4 open at a time. it is more expensive than most supermarkets, but way less crowded.

Asda in Bearsden offers a good range of the usual supermarket fare as well as health and beauty,…read morehome furniture and CDs, DVDs etc. There is a very good George clothing range which is excellent value, especially for children. There is also a pleasant cafe area. The supermarket itself is very bright and clean and the staff very frinedly and helpful and the tills are usually well staffed without too many queues. I have scored this supermarket with only two stars as at peak times the car park is a nightmare. The whole store was flattened and redsigned a few years ago and this must be the worst designed car park ever. The car park aisles and exit lane is constantly queued. Once you turn in to Asda there is only one way out. At Christmas last year, it took me an hour and a half to get out of the car park when I hadn't even bought anything in the store!!

Adsa in Bearsden was completely demolished a number of years ago and rebuilt, and what a…read moredifference! The large car park is at the front so the supermarket is quite far back of the road. Good selection of beauty, home products, entertainment products and upstairs you have the clothing section for men, women and kids, which is very good value if not everyones taste. Plenty of tills and although I dont go at peak times the queuing has not been too bad. Asda has its own basic ranges and also its own range of better quality meals which are comparable to sainsburys and possible better than morrisons premium range. Easy to find your way around, worth a try.

Londis is a decent wee corner shop on Whitehill Street, with a surprisingly large selection from…read moretins of beans to jars of pesto and beyond. Must like most other corner shops, they stock the essentials such as newspapers, bread and milk, however this shop offers quite a lot more, with a great selection of magazines and an almost supermarket variety of groceries to fill your cupboards with when you can't be bothered making the journey to a bigger supermarket further away.

This little shop is nothing out of the ordinary…read more Except I got a toffee Crunch Corner out of here the other day on the way home from work, and it made me very happy. It is right next to the Mini-Mart, and I think both have the same ownership, or at least have some sort of agreement, because they both have very different opening hours. But, yeah, it's a good wee shop!

Super convenient to my hotel, this place was a godsend. Anything you need from a munchy…read moreperspective, this place has it. People were always restocking shelves so you had plenty to choose from. We used both the self service and the manned checkout stands and they were equally efficient. Aisles were wide and the place was very tidy. If I lived nearby I would probably be in here every day.

This is one of the newer Tesco stores located in the central area in Sauchiehall street…read more This shop is well stocked with unusual imported foods that you would find hard to get in an international food store, I'm in general not a fan of Tesco and will only shop there if there is no where else open late. I find the security staff intimidating and rude I think one guy there has mummy issues and should really have counselling and not be taking his anger out on customers who do no wrong. The self service section is a joke as half of them have not been switched on and the one l used made me feel as if l just won the jackpot on a fruit machine in a pub, how can a shop justify paying a customer 62p change in 2p pieces. Ice cream that has been defrosted is being re frozen and sold again when l reported the issue to the duty manager he did nothing. Tesco sort yourselves out!