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14 years ago
This coop is very useful and local to me. The place is kept beautifully clean and the staff are always very helpful and friendly. There are lots of choices for a small supermarket and I shop here every two days. read more
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OK so lets be honest... Morrisons is no Whole Foods or Waitrose but its about as good as it gets in…read moreSt. Andrews and for that it deserves 4 stars.... I mean any place that is consistently 30 pence cheaper then whatever is sold at the Tescos Metro in town is good with me.... Things to buy at Morrisons because its better the Tescos: *Mussels *Meat in general (beef and they even have chicken livers which happen to comprise one of my favourite childhood dishes... don't ask... ok well my uncle is a chef and I was his food compacting niece/food science project) *Milk *Cakes *Wines/Boooze *Avocados *Brussels sprouts *Soups * World Food *Butter Don't buy at Morrisons because its cheaper at Tescos: * GARLIC BREAD ********Ugh the only downer about this place is that its like a 15-20 minute walk from town if you don't have a car**********
The biggest supermarket in St Andrews with the largest selection of items, the only drawback to…read moreshopping here is its distance from the town centre. Especially for students not owning cars or bikes, Morrisons can be quite a long walk out. That aside, the store offers most of the items one would expect to find in a well-run supermarket. Plenty of fresh produce, meat, a large selection of drinks, non-food items and sometimes fantastic savings on products. Adjacent is also a petrol station.
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Lovely new store, good layout and helpful friendly staff, BUT the petrol station is another story!!…read moreWhen they give you a voucher for money off your fuel, you have to leave the store, drive to the petrol, fill up, get a receipt (as unmanned) return to the store, park, go and queue at Customer services, to get your few pence discount, not worth the hassle. The Air line is a rip off, limited time, and so slow, so money runs out before it has even filled the tyre, so you keep putting more money in.
Nice big and clean store that never seems to be too busy…read more Friendly staff and plenty of parking.
Excellent retailers of fine whisky's, bourbon & gin. Did a whisky tasting and found a local single…read moremalt to take home. The folks at Robertsons know their stuff. Thanks again!!!
I honestly can't recommend this place enough! Surprised my husband with a whisky tasting here will…read moreon vacation. The owner, Ewan, showed us such a nice time! As I'm pregnant, only my husband could do the tasting, but I still had a great time because of all the fun information and his laid back demeanor. Ewan got me a cup of tea, my husband got 4 drams, and he then dove into an enthusiastic tour de Scotch!
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Came here to stock up on groceries during our stay in nearby Cambusbarron…read more We always enjoy shopping at Tescos. We know what to get, we know what we like. Price and value are always great. Water, milk, soda, sparkling wine, red wine, pasta, bread, steaks, blue cheese, fruit and veggies. Some snacks for our doggie. As usual we found everything we needed and as usual for the same good quality and prices. Another enjoyable shopping experience at Tesco.
I would just like to say that I have just received my deliver wha a lovely and pleasant delivery…read moreman and most helpful. I am elderly and have health problems so it makes a difference to me to get help with my delivery. I am going to stick with Tesco's from now on.
I visited this Tesco while on a long road trip to visit a friend. We knew we had to pick up booze…read morefor the weekend while we were en route, and when our bladders told us we had to stop in Aviemore we decided to pop into Tesco. Firstly, this Tesco has toilets, but only one ladies and one gents so there was a bit of a queue! Secondly, the staff are lovely. The man who served us was jolly and cheerful, and laughed at us for the amount of prosseco we were buying (we were somewhat out of place amongst all the local Saturday morning shoppers). He then went on to give us directions to where we were headed, super useful when you have no mobile signal in the Highlands. Yes, it's a small Tesco, but you're in a small town so that's to be expected. It served us well and we left with a smile, and what more could you ask for?
Tescos are taking over the world, even Aviemore. That said, even Aviemore needs groceries…read more Small (by comparison to other stores) with reasonable stock for its size. Gets pretty crowded in tourist season and can sell out of things. Car park is poorly laid out and becomes a nightmare when busy, the entrance is ridiculously close to a pedestrian crossing which contributes to grid lock on the main street at busy times.
I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Sainsbury's at Berryden, Aberdeen. Today, I…read morebought an Indian meal that was on sale as it was expiring today. When I got home and opened it, the rice had an absolutely foul, rotten smell, it was clearly already spoiled. I then had to go through the hassle of driving all the way back to the store just to return it, wasting my time and fuel for something that should never have happened in the first place. Although they refunded the spoiled meal, I was shocked that they made me pay the difference for the replacement. Selling food that's expiring today and already gone bad is unacceptable and the way this was handled was completely unfair. I've been shopping at Sainsbury's for years and always trusted their standards, but after this experience, they have certainly lost a loyal and valuable customer.
This a superstore, nay, megastore in Aberdeen! This store sells more than groceries, but also…read morehomewares and clothing. There is also a cafe inside for hot food and drinks. Prices as usual, reasonable. The store layout is easy to navigate and is clean and well stocked. Service is decent, but at a peak time there were nowhere near enough staff at the registers resulting in long queues which was quite annoying.
This grocery store, part of a UK-wide supermarket chain, is situated directly across from the…read moreTourist Information center on Market Street. While small and compact, it offers a decent selection of products to address basic household needs at fairly reasonable prices. Food items tend to be of the longer shelf life variety; amount and diversity of fresh fruits, vegetables, and other perishable items are more limited. By the entrance is an aisle of prepackaged sandwiches, ready-to-eat items, and soft drinks for those looking for a quick lunch or snack to take away. Towards the back center of the store is an aisle containing household cleaning supplies and toiletries. Credit cards are accepted; street parking is available.
I'd read the negative reviews of the St Andrews Tesco, so I had very low expectations. I was there…read moreduring Fresher's week moving my child in for Uni and drove out of our way to Dundee because of the negative reviews. I should have stopped in first. I was pleasantly surprised at how well stocked (and deceivingly large) the store is. Perhaps it was only well stocked because it was move-in weekend for the Freshers, but the inventory on the shelves were plentiful. We even found a beard trimmer plug to UK electric plug adapter there! The check outs were plentiful and efficient for self check out. I'm glad my child has this Tesco nearby for all the essentials.
I don't even know why I am wasting my time reviewing this place. Its crap. And small and has…read moreliterally like 1/16th of the stuff that they have in Tesco's in Dundee. IT'S A FREAKING JOKE.... Seriously, if you want to make anything worth eating your best to walk to Morrisons (which is like a 30 minute walk from town). But this place stays in business from all the Uni students like myself... (yes I'm a hypocrite I know because I shop here at least once a week) ***BY THE WAY DID YOU KNOW THAT THIS FRIGGIN TESCOS METRO IS LIKE ONE OF THE MOST EXPENSIVE IN BRITAIN??? WHAT A FREAKING RACKET!!!!!***
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I called into this branch of the co-operative stores as there was no other place to buy provisions…read morein Kingsbarns a place where I was staying for a few days. A pretty small shop with lower ceilings in some areas, only express checkouts at this branch with hardly any room to manoeuvre due to lack of space. This shop has no coffee machine or cash dispenser outside.
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Lovely new store in Brechin, well organised, efficient and the staff are friendly and helpfull, a…read morejoy to visit.
I absolutly love this shop. Large for a local store yet still family run. The man who owns it does…read morean awful lot for local charities and has recently been suffering from ill health himself. He has left the shop under the expert care of his daughters who are all very friendly and seem to remember personal details of customers and their families. Very much like this used to be before major chain stores took over.
nice little shop, you can find a lot fo good bargins in here…read more the man is very friendly who owns it, its a wee family run shop, they are all so really nice. as a store they do a lot for charities, which is fab. the people are really friendly, and helpful, even if your in for directions, there really nice. they have a great selecetion of sweeties for the kids,and grown up kids, like me! hehe at the moment there really good for milk, as recently milk has gone up alot in price.
Handy location which is quieter than the other two Asda stores in the city - though I'd avoid like…read morethe plague during the morning and evening rush hours as this is in close proximity to two secondary schools. Service from the management team can be poor here - don't expect to be given gold-star customer assistance if you do need it. Especially useful for a quick stop-off before hitting the road, though this is a smaller store that does not carry the full Asda range - don't expect to find a cafe, opticians or pharmacy.
A nice friendly local store but with large supermarket prices…read more The store itself does not seem as 'clean' looking as it once was but Asda has been there for around 25 years so I guess that is to be expected of an older building. Prices are typical asda but the store lack the butcher/fishmonger counters of the more modern supermarkets
It's a hypermarket, besides supermarket items, they carry appliances, clothes, limited hardware and…read moreother items. You can get lost but the staff are helpful.
Asda milton is the largest of the two asda superstores…read more It is located to the east of the city. Parking outside is sufficient most of the time however at Christmas you may struggle to get close to the store. There is every few specilised spaces such as disabled and parent and child spaces. The store itself is clean and bright and stocks a range of items from clothing to housewares as well as the traditional food and drink. This store also benefits from a fresh fish counter but in my opinion the lack of butcher counter lets it down.
Very small but handy shop which seems to be open from early until late. Everything from newspapers…read moreand milk to sweets and tinned foods. It's a little more expensive that supermarkets but it's a small price to pay for the convenience of just nipping out of the house. Good for emergencies and last-minute needs, not for a big shop.
It's a Tesco superstore what more can you say…read more Well it is very handy as the shopping complex it is part of has it's own slipr road off the Kingsway ( south bound ) which makes it my regular stop off on the way down from Aberdeen. Has all the usual facilities and is open 24 /7 whats not to like
i would warn anyone to be extremely careful about parking at this Tesco store as they have a…read moreprivate parking company called HORIZON PARKING LTD (based in essex england) operating here ............ i am a blue badge disabled car owner and was given a £70 ticket for parking at the kingsway store.....my car wasnt ticketed on the day but i recieved mail through the post 10 days after ........... this was my first trip out shopping after 2 major operations at end of FEB......i find it disgusting disabled people are being ticketed for parking there and tesco uses the cover of a private parking company to enforce it to deflect the blame from themselves.............i can assure TESCO i will never ever be shopping with them again but will instead use ALDI or LIDL..............signed - disgusted shopper
A cheese shop with a limited menu. Great service. Appears to be fully licensed. Nice selection of…read moredelicatessen items. In an old butcher shop with a nice tiled interior.
Quiet and reserved, perfect place to get my head together before work. Fruit tea was delicious.read more
A smaller Tesco We…read morewere staying in Johnshaven for two nights and needed some groceries (meat, veggies, salad etc.) This was the closest branch around. It is a smaller Tesco (no Krispy Kreme Donuts....), but we ended up getting what we needed. Good Lamb Chops for just 4£, Scottish Dry-Aged steak for 8£, some mussels, salad, veggies. And - as usual - good and reasonable priced wine. Quality of the products was good as usual. Another good visit at Tesco, we always like it, never let us down.
i like to shop at my local costcotters coz they have grea deals an they r very polte workers i luv…read morefisheracre costcotters in arbroath ave shopped ther for 17 years
Though much smaller than say the Tesco on Riverside Drive, this was my local one. I'd walk here and…read morealways over shop...I'd tell myself one bag of groceries to carry home...and it always became 7 heavy bags. Oops. Lovely staff there that isn't afraid to ask where you've been if they haven't seen you for a week. Of course, I was always a bit shy on talking because as an American, I felt like a rock star when living in Scotland. Why? Wherever I would go and talk, I'd always get, "You're not from around these parts. Where ya from, hen?" I'd feel bad because the queue would get held up from the friendliness of the cashiers or regular workers no matter where I was. I miss that kind of friendliness, but am happy to always drop in whenever I'm back in Scotland.