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.

Aby's is a run-of-the-mill corner shop…read more There is nothing out of the ordinary here. We got two nice rolls for our breakfast this morning and the guys inside are nice and friendly. Worth popping in if you're walking past!

Aby's is a decent little corner shop on Duke Street, selling the expected selection of groceries,…read morenewspapers and confectionery. Among the many newsagents on the street, Aby's has quite a lot of competition nearby, however it stands out as one of the friendlier stores offering good food offers, fresh rolls and recent newspapers. All in all, everything you could ask for from your local newsagent.

Nisa Local on Hope Street in Glasgow is in a good location within the city centre, it's just down…read morethe road from the Doubletree by Hilton hotel, so the location was useful for me to get some essentials to take back to my hotel room during my stay in the city. The store was clean and the layout was fairly attractive and easy to follow. They have a small selection of essentials from milk to booze, a drip coffee machine and own-brand products from the Co-Op. The selection in terms of brands was also pretty good, they had a selection of Cravendale Milk, which was one of two items which I came to purchase. The prices were fairly reasonable for a convenience store, I remember picking up a single Lipton Iced Tea at a cheaper price than I could find elsewhere in the city (Although stores that have multi-buy offers remain cheaper per unit). Service at the checkout was fast but not too friendly. There weren't any self-checkout machines. 4* - A good selection of goods at reasonable prices in a good location within the city.

If you haven't been in this shop it is well worth a visit. It is one of the most immaculate,…read morepristine and well kept local shops I have ever been in, it should be a tourist attraction! Other local convenience stores should take a look at what they do. So friendly and well stocked. A pleasure to shop here.

Situated in the middle of the main street, Farmfoods is a great discount freezer shop. The shop is…read morea fair size and is disabled friendly. The aisles are spacious and the layout is easy to follow. This shop also sells grocery items such as buiscuits, bread, milk, eggs etc, much means that you are able to do a big shopping without having to go to elsewhere. The staff are friendly, if not very busy. The only downside is that there is really no parking, and the nearest car park is behind in Somerfield which means you would have to carry your shopping a distance.

The old shop that used to be here was called Mo's 24 store and it used to be pretty handy being…read moreopen 24 hours now that the Co-operative stores have taken over they have set opening hours. This isn't a shop that l often go to as l have to pass another Co-op if l was to go to this one l feel the co-op is quite an over priced shop and they don't seem to stock as much selection as they used to. Good points here are Good selection of flowers on sale Free cash cash machine outside (ATM)

I've not reviewed this place? Shocked, appalled and quite possibly shocked again... no, thats not…read moremy reaction to not having reviewed a place where I've done a good bit of regular shopping for the best part of 6 months now. No thats the feeling you get from some members of staff if you ask them a question, insist on them going just a tiny bit out of their way or maybe just breathe a wee bit too loudly. All this said though, this is a fairly big store with half decent stock, reasonable prices and, here is the 4th star kicker, it's very convenient for anyone who jumps off at Kelvinbridge tube station. Add this to the 'I shop at my local co-op whilst you throw your money into the fat cats big trough and watch while they gorge themselves stupid' feeling of superiority you get when walking out, and you have yourself a fine wee shop. Ooh, the 'wee' shop I mention above.... exactly that. Don't expect to be able to stretch out between aisles or maneuver a buggy around here without attracting a heavy mist of disgruntled exhalation from the staff. All in the fun though.

This branch of McColl's is a fairly big one for a convenience store and they stock a pretty good…read morerange of items. Everything from tins and jars, bread and baked goods, newspapers and magazines and beer and wine can be found here. There's even a reasonable selection of fresh and frozen food, as well as a few hot items (think hot dogs etc). Of course, being a convenience store, they're not the cheapest place to shop. On the other hand they are, you know, convenient. They're also not totally extortionate and they do run various offers so you can still find a good deal from time to time. The staff are friendly and chatty and the store is easy to get around. I never have any trouble finding what I'm looking for.

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!

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!?