Good sized Spar shop selling fresh fruit, veg, bread, groceries, confectionery, frozen food, tined…read morefood, newspapers, magazines and stationary. Offers some great bargains e.g. own brand instant coffee granules for £1.85 and packs of chocolates or biscuits for £1.00. Also sells an impressive range of dairy free milks including soy, almond and coconut, unfortunately yogurts and cheeses are all standard dairy. As is becoming the norm in most shops nowadays, there's a large in-store, self-service coffee counter and a Subway sandwich counter too. There are a couple of tables to sit-in at, but as this is also a petrol station most people stop to fill up their cars and just pickup stuff to takeaway.

This petrol station here is really a large convenient store. There is a great grocery section with…read morespecial offers clearly displayed, good range of chilled and frozen goods also. There is an ice cream bar, deli counter, butchers and hot food. There is an ATM outside also. The hot food counter is brilliant. They do a great range of breakfast items (fry's etc) and lovely lunches available daily too and very reasonably priced. The garage is 24/7 with a hatch open at night for you to be served from. Always lots of very friendly staff available to assist should you require anything.

This has everything, checkout the ice cream selection at the front of the shop, unusual flavours…read morelike red bull flavour. Massive shop and it has a hot food counter and its own butchers too

Welcome to the future! Forget queueing up at the pumps or the cash registers to pay for your fuel,…read morejust go to Go! If you haven't been to one of these garages yet you're missing a trick! The fuel is as cheap as any of the other garages out there and you can be in and out in 5 minutes, plus it's 24 hour! The reason I used this service was because the other garage I go to was closed as it was after 11pm. The self service machines are easy to operate and while you're filling up your car the touch screen monitor plays a video explaining where your fuel was sourced from and how it got to you. I actually found this interesting - turns out Go provide the fuel for all of norther Ireland's buses and train so it must be good. There's loads of pumps so you won't have to wait and as previously stated the fuel is exactly the same price as the high street rivals (Tesco's, Asda etc). I can't think of a reason not to give Go five stars!

This Russell Shop 4 You provides all you need in a local store. It is a lot roomier than it appears…read morefrom the exterior, with the shop being a bit like a tardis n that respect! The shop provides you with all the things that you would expect from a local convenience store: an in store bakery, a hot food section, lottery and a wide range of goods. As part of the wider Shop4You brand, the store has good special offers that change regularly, and things here are not that much more expensive than the biggest supermarkets. There is also a surprisingly good range of all products in store, which is handy when you don't fancy a trip to the hustle and bustle of the largest shopping centres! The store also has petrol for when you need it, which is again more expensive than the bigger supermarket brands, but is always a convenient option if you aren't going past cheap petrol outlets. The forecourt is very large, with ample spce to park, though the exits are poorly labelled and cause regular confusion, so if they sort that they would have a good local convenience store experience!

This is a very basic garage on Clifton Street just off the Westlink. The fuel prices are extremely…read morecompetitive - on par with many of the major brands and supermarket filling station. The garage sells diesel, unleaded petrol and home heating oil at the pump. There is also a small shop at the garage and an ATM. The small shop doubles as a newsagents and a grocery store selling bread, snacks and dairy products. This filling station is really handy, especially if you're heading out of the city - there is rarely a queue to use the pumps although be warned the spacing is very tight.

Popped in here for petrol this afternoon. The entrance is an absolute mess at the minute with…read morebuilding work going on. If you're turning from the left be careful because it's very tight with barriers currently up (APR '16). The garage itself is good, plenty of pumps on the forecourt and the shop is excellent with a coffee machine, fruit and veg section, bakery and a Subway. The garage can get busy and when I was in today I had to queue for a good few minutes long. Loads of great facilities but the fact that the forecourt is a mess currently lets it down.

This is a handy one for me as it's near my work. They have a spacious forecourt with a number of…read morepumps you I (usually) don't have to queue. The shop itself is well stocked and tidy. There is a cash point available here too. Staff frinedly and courteous.

Beersbridge Road Filling Station? Huh? I just called it "that there Topaz petrol station on the…read moreBeersbridge Road" which is really much more of an effort, but hey. Topaz would probably suffice, seeing as it's the only one I know of out this side of Belfast, and is therefore already slightly unique when it comes to the world of petrol stations... I once paid a visit to Topaz (as it will henceforth be known), not for petrol, but because I had to do an errand for my boss. When she initially told me to go up to the Beersbridge Road Post Office, I was ever so slightly confused. "Where's that?", asked I, thinking I'd never come across it before. "Aww, sure it's up in the petrol station!", came the reply, to which I swiftly retorted, "Behind it? Or do you mean actually in the petrol station?!" Well, the latter it was. How strange. A petrol station-cum-post-office. Hadn't come across one of them before. The staff were darn lovely too, but unfortunately I had to go elsewhere to do my errand, as it turned out they didn't do what I needed them to. Oopsies. Very handy little place though...

Beersbridge Road Filling Station is an entirely functional place with two main purposes, first, to…read moreget fuel - it's my usual fill up stop heading out of Belfast as there's not much else convenient before Ballymena. Then there's the post office inside which I often use. It covers most needs apart from renewing car tax discs. The most noteworthy occurrence was that the lady behind the counter gave me a hand to stick on stamps when I was in the midst of a monster mail out. That's full marks to the staff, who are consistently helpful. The Bank of Ireland cashpoint inside is another handy thing which has appeared since the branch closed down on the Newtownards Road. Altogether, it's a reliable and useful filling station though it doesn't yet have the embellishments that others have such as hot drinks and food.