Brilliant convenience store, will almost inevitably find whatever u are looking forread more

This shop is one of the worst convenience stores i have ever been to. Unfortunately i have to visit…read morethe store regularly as it is on my way to the bus stop that i use to commute to work but i am always greeted with rude staff. Every time i am forced to wait at the counter for the ladies to complete what ever task they are doing first before they walk over to serve me. This happens almost every day. I am usually in a hurry to catch a bus and this just makes it more difficult. They never apologise for the wait and even sometimes argue between each other about who should be serving me. It feels like by me walking to the counter to buy something that it is an inconvenience to the staff. There is also a ridiculous policy that if yo upay by card you have to spend a minimum of £6! which is awful when you just want to buy a bottle of water. I have to life cash each time i need to go to the store. Then the ladies behind the counter always moan about how they have no change when i present them with a £10 note....what else am i supposed to do? buy things i dont need just to keep them happy? or use my card and spend over £6 even though i just want water? I always feel awkward when i use this store and its because of the bad attitude displayed by all of the women that work in the store in the mornings. Im tempted to change my bus stop to one slightly further away that is beside a much nicer shop just so i no longer need to visit this awful store.

From the outside this looks like quite a run-down little shop…read more On the inside, it also looks run down. Near the door is a small fruit stall, not a huge selection, but nice nd fresh. The guy behind the counter (Billy I assume?) is cheery and helpful. There is nothing that would really draw me to this shop though, and it is a little off the beaten track, so in all honesty, I will probably not be back.

great wee shop love the sevice friendly staff billy is a hard workin lad and the music guy called…read morejohn is funny guy would i be back to that shop? offcourse great service cheaper than others around dont care wat ppl say its the best shop ive been to full off life and cheerful staff

good sized co-op and nice selction of own brand items that often other branchs dont haveread more

this is now a spar. it is very expensive. they never have enough staff on the tills. the do stock…read moremost things you tend to run out of. it is a busy shop, it has a cash machine just outside of the entrance.

This 24 hour Spar is a very valuable asset to this end of Great Western Road. The staff are lovely,…read morevery friendly and always pleasant no matter how drunk some of the customers can be when they stumble in here. As for the stock, they have loads and loads of stuff. By this I do not mean, the world's biggest range of crisps. I mean they have all the usual chocolate, crisps and fizzy juice as well as ciggies, rolling papers and tobacco. However, you'll also find good two for £2 deals on litres of fruit juice (perfect for picking up on the way home for a Sunday morning breakfast). You'll also find a good range of - slightly overpriced - cheeses, meats and homemade samosas. Meanwhile, for the fast food folks among you there is a pretty good selection of frozen pizzas, chips, burgers and, of course, ice creams near the back of the shop. They even have an impressive range of Scot Pac stuff including scissors, super glue, thread and all that kind of stuff that you never think about until you need. Absolutely excellent.

It's a Spar, they sell Spar stuff. It's self reviewing, people know what to expect from a Spar. You…read moreget milk, bread, crisps etc. It is open 24 hours and is near me so it's useful. Does that really warrant five stars? No. This gets five stars because of the staff, who are some of the warmest, friendliest, most patient convenience store staff I've ever encountered. I just popped in to get a pint of milk. I wasn't feeling great, I have a bit of a cold. The guy behind the counter assured me that all I needed was a sunny weekend and I'd be right as rain. I nodded politely. He then gave me double finger guns THEN a double thumbs up. I left feeling much better.

Springburn Mini Market is a good wee general store. The thing I like about it is the fact it's so…read moretidy and well organised. Everything is in its place, and even the magazines are perfectly spaced out, as it it's actually been done with a ruler or something. Even the guy behind the counter was wearing a shirt and tie. I don't know itf it was a special occasion or something, but everything looked great. The one thing I don't like is the open boxes of sweets on the counter. You could drop money in those and transfer germs. At the door there is a wee stand, presumably for fresh fruit and veg, but, for some reason, containing only onions. Good shop though, would come here regularly if I lived nearby.

This is the local 'everything under one roof' health service point for Springburn and the environs…read more It has recently been renovated so is lovely and clean and modern inside. It also has a new pharmacy attatched to it as well which is quite handy. There are all the doctors surgeries which were there before, as well as the baby clinic, dental surgeries, podiatrist, mental health services, sexual health services and various other clinics, classes and support groups. It is also a handy point to get information on anything going on in the community like baby groups, quit smoking groups, or any information on charities, which always leave loads of leaflets there. All the staff in various departments who I have ever spoken to are really kind and helpful and generally seem to take pride in doing a good job for the community and individuals as well. Overall I think this is a very complete and convenient facility.

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!

S & N is a little newsagent shoehorned between two pubs. As I took a photo of this shop, two little…read moreold ladies, one from each pub, both smoking cigs, looked on curiously. What are sweet old ladies doing in the pub on a wednesday morning? Anyway, this shop is very small, but it has just what you need. The papers and magazines are right at the door, so much so, that you can reach them from the outside. The guy is wedged behind the counter, along with a little tv for him to watch. There is room for drinks, snacks and a tiny selection of other household products and that's about it. Maybe it does a lot of trade from college kids and pub trade.