Worst Auction House Bough Art Deco Models in bronze Pictures were blown up to look like normal size…read morewhen l received them, they were 3 inches high phoned them they were very rude told me to write in l wrote in 8 times never replies on to say I had not paid when l had paid two weeks before. They really do not care about their customers.

Worst thing I did was to use them. There's no reserved price so they sell items for £1…read more Please use Gumtree or Ebay if you're not selling something very valuable. China valuer made me feel awful and wouldn't even look at my whole collection.

Costco itself was awesome, this review is more for the food court only…read more Use the kiosk to order and get in line until you hear your number. We got the following: - one hotdog w/o onions - one hotdog w/ onions - jacket potatoes with chili - mango smoothie - drinks from fountain machine Hotdog: the hotdog itself is good, the bun they use here was dry and falling apart. If you order your dog with onions, it's already inside the bun. No relish, so all you get is ketchup, mustard and mayo. The jacket potato was decent, i wish you could add cheese on top of the chili (didn't see that option when order). Mango Smoothie was probably the best of all the items we ordered. Coke Zero - do UK folks like their soft drinks flat? Their drinks were all flat and no carbonation. Of a food courts that I've tried in different countries, I would have to rate UK's way at the bottom.

An experience for three travelers. Very grateful for Costco being here, (we went into the store too…read morefor groceries (the lowest cost and best selection of our trip)! We 3 did figure out what to do and gassed up our rental car, line wasn't long either. 5 stars so far. Our friend paid with her Costco card ... but noticed a charge on her card later - a pre-charge or something... in Addition to the gas Cost.... Odd, we were told the charge would be taken off when the gas bill cleared. Didn't understand, not our experience in USA.

Located across the road from the Raceground Booker is a very popular cash and carry. After…read morecollecting a trolley and signing in at the check in desk there is a huge warehouse to look round. Everything from cleaning materials to paper plates, cups napkins etc and food. Most of the products are excellent value for money, and various deals can also be picked up. There is also a sizeable freezer section and fresh food section. The only thing is that it can be fairly cool to walk around and there aren't always staff on hand for help and advice.

This shop is a scam Beware ... you will be billed £100 for…read moreparking in the "free" car park if you phone them they will just hang up the phone and stop answering it 1 spent over £200 was held up in the que and was 4 minuets 20 seconds over the 90 minuets allowed ( yes they count it in seconds ) I WILL NEVER RETURN TO THIS SHOP

I thought this cash and carry was great when I first went in, everything look very cheap, but by…read morethe time you add on VAT it isn't so cheap. Also if you spend under £50 they add on a fee and if you pay by card they add on something else. Only any good if you want to buy alot. They sell toys, household items, stationary etc, but alot of it is junk. They don't sell food. The staff are rather abrasive. Parking is a laugh - there is about 20 spaces; and it is usually chaos with every man for himself - likewise trying to get a trolley.

Not easy to see you need to park to pay at the market.Never noticed got a fine them a letter from…read moredebt collectors

The Forge Market is a lovely little corner of Glasgow that doesn't seem to have changed for as long…read moreas I can remember. It's still bustling with grannies and piled high with shameless designer knockoffs like "Channel" handbags and "Calvin Classics" boxer shorts. Every corner you turn, there are greasy grub vendors and the waft of chips and curry sauce from the surrounding scoffers. The whole place has a kind of carnival day out feel to it, with its market vibe and kids' amusement rides in the centre. Each "street" (quaintly signposted, including Del Boy Way) is filled with stalls and shops, selling the weird and wonderful, from toys and tat, to piercings and portraits. The Forge Market is a little time warp of a place, untouched and unspoiled by the modern day, and I very much hope it stays that way.

If you're a fan of Roots and Fruits, as most west-enders are, then definately try Andersons…read more It has the homey farmers' market feel to it that Roots and Fruits used to have. Ultra cheap, and excellent produce, you won't be disappointed. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and in fact, I've only ever seen the one guy working there, and let me tell you, he knows just about everyone in the neighbourhood! It's the independant 'Mom and Pop' business that is championed in a market economy; the 'little guy' we've been trying to protect from the big bad chain stores. They own a little flower shop next door, so while you're out buying the produce for the gourmet meal you're making your significant other for your anniversary, pick up some fresh cut flowers as well! They will not allow you to buy anything which is un-ripe or unhealthy. And with service like this, you'll never want to get your veg from Tescos ever again.

Anderson's on Queen Margaret Drive has been supplying my flatmates and I with organic fruit and…read morevegetables since we mvoed into the area. For competitive prices that you can only really beat at superstores like tesco you get top-quality pleasant service and top-quality fruit and veg, along with the feel-good factor of knowing you helped a small local business. I've yet to come across anything that has tasted slightly off, or even gone off before use, from Anderson's and I will still be shopping here for my fruit and veg even if Tesco's were to open right next door to my flat - it would be well worth the short walk.

If you're an avid gardener or even just an armchair gardener I'd suggest you ditch the local…read morefranchises and their overpriced wares and instead head to Mclarens nursery. They cater for every style of garden from the traditional small bedding plants to colourful exotic grasses, they even have a huge section devoted to trees. Frequented by landscape gardeners and the general public alike, this is the place to go for good quality plants and value for money.

From the owner: At McLaren's Nurseries Ltd you will find all of your plant needs. A massive range of many different…read moreshrubs, perennials, conifers, grasses, fruit bushes and trees, climbers, bamboo, Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Roses. A family run buisness we now span 50 acres and are a plant lovers paradise!

For a small Chinese supermarket there is a limited selection to choose from, if you compare this…read moreChinese supermarket to the one in the city centre where they have a more wider selection to chose from. Along with the limited selection the prices are at least 40% higher on a lot of the items! but still there are a few good deals on their fresh selection of vegetables and spices. This store has a good selection of fresh and dried noodles as well as dried spices, there is a frozen section also available in store.

The staff very rude. Won't get off their phone to serve you and are all very obnoxious if you have…read moreany questions. Everything in the shop is overpriced. Please take your business to the many other shops similar to this with friendly helpful staff and cheaper products.

This is a bit of a cross between an Asian supermarket and a wholesale warehouse. You can get all…read morekinds of spices and interesting foods in normal quantities and in bulk. Fruit and veg is lovely and well priced. It's a bit hard to navigate and not the nicest place to shop but you can usually find what you need and staff are always very helpful.