This place is absolutely shocking! Junkes and Ned's everywhere and security is a disgrace if there…read morewas an 0 star option I would have picked its not recommend and food options are so bad!! 0/10!!!

The Fort seems to be getting better in my opinion, but that could just be because they have added…read moremore food places! There is a decent mix of ships from Next to Schuh to Boots and many many more. There is mobile shops, coffee shops and plenty of places to eat such as TGI's, Pizza Express, Nandos, etc. The one age old gripe about the Fort is it is not under cover. So when it's cold, it's bloody freezing at times. Especially if there is a high wind. I am not a huge fan of shopping in general , but when I need to, I often go here. There is plenty of parking and at the very least you can get to go to Millie's and buy cookies...... Cookie availability is always a plus point.

Unless you've grow up in or spent a large amount of time in a rough area, you will be in for…read moresurprise coming here. If your brave enough to navigate past the hoard of junkies waiting for you at the entrance you might enjoy a trip to the convenience store inside signed "Fresh n Less" known locally as the "Eat and Die"

I work in the college next to the Shandwick centre and am sad to see it getting negative reviews…read more The centre is an important part of the community and it is seems to be thriving. The centre is always busy and the shopkeepers are friendly and helpful. Local schools, nurseries, charities have fundraising events here and there is a public art display, representing local peoples' views of the centre and surrounding area. I have never seen any trouble there and the atmosphere feels local.

This. Is. The. Biggest. Boots. I. Have. Ever. Seen. In. My. Life…read more And seeing as I grew up in Nottingham, which is the birthplace of Boots and is home to some rather large Boots stores, that's really saying something. In the Boots at the Fort shopping centre you will find anything and everything health, beauty or pharmacy related that you could hope for. Looking for that nice hand cream someone bought you as a preset? They'll have it. After a new type of mascara you saw advertised on the telly? They'll have it. All this with a baby section, a mens section, a perfume section and a food section. They also have a huge photo section featuring instant printing machines as well as photo albums, cameras and related paraphernalia. Erm, so what more could you possibly want from a Boots? Friendly staff perhaps? Well, you're in luck! A couple of times I've found myself a little lost in this store, and have had to find a member of staff to point me in the right direction, or even give me a hand with the photo machines. Every time this has happened, I've come across really helpful members of staff who actually care about the well being of their customers. Result!

I am a long term fan of Boots and refuse to chose just one reason why: They are named after an…read moreitem of footwear, the clean white slightly medical feel, the amazing advantage card, the memory of it being the only decent shop on the high street of the town I grew up near and the product range. Where else can I go to buy a present for my infant nephew, a lipstick, a photo frame, tights and a sandwich? I say all these things about any Boots, then they opened the Glasgow Fort Boots and I loved them. The first thing to mention is that it is huge, muckle, amazingly massive. I have been know to spend well over a happy hour wandering and finding product lines and brands I would normally only expect to find in a big posh department store. But it isn't a stuffy formal department store, it's Boots! No airs and graces are required, you could be going int to by tena lady and haemorrhoid cream - I promise they weren't for me, they were for my sister to terrify her at her baby shower, honest. This Boots has the best product range for cosmetics and toiletries in Glasgow. I'm talking LIz Earle, Bumble and Bumble, Smashbox, Clinque, Chanel, Dior, YSL, Lancome, Benefit, Bare Minerals, Origins, Stilla, Butter, Essie, Dr Jart, Lanolips, I could go on. My only gripe is that they don't have Urban Decay, they used to but don't anymore and I object to buying expensive cosmetics anywhere else - no advantage points! The staff are great, friendly, chatty and happy to help and if you are a beauty junkie and haven't been yet then hang your head and get to the Fort!

Slightly bigger than your average Warehouse store, the branch at the Fort Shopping Centre is…read moredefinitely worth a look if you're into high class high street clothes. Big enough to stock a large proportion of their line, this store also has large changing rooms and friendly staff. It's also paired up with a number of other similar high street stores in the close vicinity - which makes the Fort a great option for a shopping trip. This isn't an outlet store, and you won't find items here any cheaper than you would in either of their city centre stores. However, they usually have a couple of sale rails where you can pick up some great bargains - so its worth keeping an eye out!

Ah I do like this Poundland! Honestly, you can't beat a good Pound shop!…read more This is a decent sized Poundland (maybe not as big as the large one at the corner of Argyle Street & Jamaica Street in town, I always feel like that offers more) which offers a range of toiletries, kids toys, food, drinks, stationery, household items and random DIY stuff. That's what I love about Poundland: there's always something random on sale. Wandering around, there was nothing that really took my fancy. The toiletries/beauty items are something I never buy from there - I just don't think they look like anything worth buying. They have a good selection of biscuits, sweets, crisps etc (I wish I liked Jammie Dodgers because 3 packs for £1.00 is pretty impressive!) but with the other food items on offer, it's a bit of a weird offering and perhaps not products I would be looking to buy or even glance twice at. But if I'm looking for a bottle of ketchup, a tea dunking biscuit or need to stock up on chocolate, it offers enough to keep me happy. The stationery section offers a good range of pens, cellotape, notepads, packing tapes and packing boxes. I'm really fussy with what pens I choose to write with but for £1.00, their pens aren't half bad. I buy their envelopes and packing tape a lot too Really good quality but their packaging boxes aren't that great - they used to be much better but I think they changed their supplier or something. Offer the usual random stuff you would expect to find: books, ipad covers, dvds...nothing of amazing quality but what you expect from Poundland!

I love a poundland browse ... you always pick up stuff you never seemed to know you needed!…read more This is one of the better stores with a really good selection of products. There is a really good book section in this store and I have picked up quite a few good reads over the years. When in today i noticed all of the garden stock was in and i will definetly be popping back to pick up a few bits for my mum who loves all the wee nick naks in here.

It's a good sized next and it looks like it has had a refurbishment of recent times. It's quite a…read morelarge store as well and has has all the departments that you would expect of a next store. It was clean, tidy and well lit. Staff were friendly and very helpful when it came to questions about a bag i had my eyes on! Service was quite and professional. Store is a nice addition to the Glasgow fort.

The Next at the Fort is a pretty standard Next. It's quite big, and has all the usual sections -…read moreincluding homeware. It had a refurbishment fairly recently, and so is currently looking pretty swanky. Although it is at an out of town shopping centre (The Glasgow Fort) it is NOT an outlet/clearance store - and so isn't any cheaper than usual! It is, however, surrounded by lots of other great high street fashion stores - which makes a trip to the Fort a great option for a shopping trip.

A small retail park located in Robroyston in North Glasgow…read more There has been a bit of development to this wee site recently with the addition of a gym and carvery just off site. Located next to the 24hr Robroyston Adsa there is a McDonalds, Watt Brothers, B+M, Homebase, costa coffe and more recently a poundworld. Some of the shops are open till 8pm but each store is worthing checking individually. With ample parking and regular bus service its a no bad wee place if you live in the area however its not somewhere I would go out of my way to go if not from the area.