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11 years ago
This Tesco is like a supermarket in mini, in fact it seems to have most of what you want, which makes you think why we need such humongous megastores that Tesco is famous for...! Good amount of parking out front and a free ATM outside too. read more
Tesco Express - Grocery Near Me - Hamilton, SLK
Hillhouse Tavern
Hillhouse Road
South Lanarkshire
Hamilton ML3 9TE
United Kingdom
Hamilton
0345 610 6367
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What time does Tesco Express open?
Tesco Express opens at 6:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Tesco Express close?
Tesco Express closes at 11:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Does Tesco Express have bike parking?
Yes, Tesco Express has bike parking.
Does Tesco Express have parking?
Yes, Tesco Express has parking options.
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We had a really nice breakfast and tea for a very reasonable price at the Hamilton store. The…read moreservice was very good and the server who dealt with our transaction, Cara, was excellent in all aspects which made our visit all the more enjoyable. the restaurant was very clean and tidy and the addition of free tea/coffee refills was a very pleasant bonus. WB Wishaw
butchers depth. charging 6 pounds for prepacked marrowfat bones. cream doughnuts 2 days out of…read morealongside other items. no consideration for consumers. at least dkck turpin wore a mask.
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Can't believe I haven't reviewed what used to be my local supermarket! I literally lived on the…read moredoorstep and only ever used this place because I personally think it's better food than the bigger supermarket chains like Asda and Sainsbury's, and it's a hell of a lot cheaper as well! What I like most about Aldi is that it sells authentic food, not brand name foods. I love that I can go in and get German sausage, Spanish chorizo and Swedish smoked cheese all right next to each other, and it's all real, authentically made food, as opposed to Asda's own etc. My one reason this specific store doesn't have a 5* review is that there's 5 checkouts and they never open more than 2, even when it's absolutely mobbed. The staff could also do with being a bit more friendly; they never look pleased in their chosen workplace! ALSO, incase anyone didn't know this because I certainly didn't; Aldi sells William Brothers beer, which is absolutely wonderful!
Good prices, good quality and good location (it's en route to visit my mother-in-law!) make this…read moreGerman supermarket a good option for your grocery shopping. If you don't know what Aldi is all about then I suggest you visit. They have an excellent selection of Scottish craft beers (think BrewDog, Eden Mill, Tempest, Broughton etc.) and a great lineup of wines too. Lots of their produce is local and they are expanding their range all the time.
A huge Asda in Hamilton that is open 24 hours (apart from 2-5am Fri, Sat and Sun) which keeps…read morechanging its layout every time I go. It's near the Vue Cinema, and is a good shout for snacks and supplies before catching a movie. There's a great range of George clothes, with a modest home section and a dizzying array of magazines. The food is mostly excellent, as you would expect with a great bakery section. Always busy, at all times of the day.
For late night snack like fresh popcorn or need new bed sheets this is your place. Trying to sell…read morebetter beer but the beer aisle isn't refrigerated yet.
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Aw, no one has reviewed the Tesco that I use more than any other! This tiny little Tesco Extra is…read morelocated literally 2 minutes away from my house, and so I'm always coming in here for anything from apples to a weekly shopping if I can't be bothered going to Asda. The staff in here can be a bit robotic and boring in their approach to things, and aren't particularly prone to a chat, but they get things done. They frequently ID me when I'm buying alcohol which is irritating because I'm so not used to being ID'd that I rarely carry it with me. I'm sorry, do I look under 18 Tesco? Really?
I've been coming to this store since I was born. I love this store! Sad I know but maybe it's the…read morefamiliarity. Yes it's changed over the years but it's still the same old Asda underneath. The Cafe's still there, it was closed when I headed down today but I think I may pop in again some day for a brew. It reminds me of my school days of going down the street for my lunch. Hanging around about Asda looking and buying things we've no need for. This was also a fun past time when I used to be part of the management committee at the Terminal One Youth Centre across the road. I still can't believe they made this Asda 24 hours, is there seriously people who want to head to shop in Blantyre at 3 in the morning?! I've no idea but I know I certainly wouldn't. Also why they built a Hamilton 24hr Asda when the Blantyre one's been there for 30 years. Suppose the Hamilton one does have more stuff in it like clothes and electrical etc. Well I did mange to get my dad a new ariel for his tv so he was mighty pleased. You do manage to get most things from there but it is normally for the groceries. I do have one gripe with them at the moment since they've did away with the deli counter. You now can only buy packs of meat slices, which cost a fortune, £3 odd for several slices, I don't think so. I miss the counter where you could just order what you need, maybe 1 or 2 slices. There's still some kind of counter and that's where I asked about single slices, even the women agreed that they shouldn't have did away with the deli. Ah well maybe it will work, maybe it won't only time will tell. It was the same when all those self checkouts came into play. Don't even get me started on them. Also what's with the staff being made to have big hand signs with 'space here'?! Maybe it's to give them jobs when they lost out to the self checkouts. Some people's crazy ideas eh?! As long as they keep the Asda Price low. Do do do-do-do, chink chink! (slaps bum)
Asda Blantyre's customer service has went over & beyond to help me this morning.i made an order to…read morecollect then I had to cancel the order as it wasn't what was needed.i must not have cancelled it right coz the order went ahead.i phoned the number given online(0800 number) & I found the woman I talked to not much help so I phoned the store & the guy I talked to was amazing.Really helpful nothing was too much trouble & he had it sorted within a minute.Then I got a phone call from a lovely lady to ask if I couldn't get up for it they would deliver it for me.Amazing customer service & nothing was too much trouble for them,love that this store still puts customers needs first.
New Drive Thru for Asda. Another way to shop, although curious at how it will work. No storage.
Wifi now available in Asda.
This is a large supermarket located in the retail park in Hamilton. The store supplies clothing,…read moregroceries, electrical, Entertainment as well as a cafe and a petrol station. The prices are slightly more expensive than other supermarkets in the area. The store is bright and well lit but the layout is rather difficult to understand if you have never shopped here before. The staff can seem rather robotic at times and there never seems to be anyone on the shop floor. It is an okay supermaket but not my first choice.
I can honestly say this is the worst supermarket I have ever shopped in. If you have a complaint,…read morethe Manager is rude and does not care about the customers, only his staff. I made a serious complaint about a staff member who was extremely rude to me and humiliated me in front of staff and many members of the public. Having complained about this person, who is known to wind customers up, the Manager completely disregarded what I said and told me he didn't believe me and that this staff member was his colleague??? This particular staff member got a few of his colleagues to give "false" statements about me which again, the Manager of the store backed up. Utterly disgusting and non-existent customer care, I have never in my life experienced this before. Basically, the upshot is, if you complain, they do not have the skills or ability to use their judgement and will refuse to listen or take on board if you have a serious enough case against them. They cannot handle themselves in a professional manner and would rather lose loyal customers than stand by them. East Kilbride is a far superior store and is always busy whereas Hamilton is dead....a lot of people genuinely do not like this store and would rather go elsewhere, lets face it, there's enough competition out there. Don't give this store your custom, if you complain, you'll know exactly what I mean.
A friendly and welcoming pub on the outskirts of Hamilton with a lovely atmosphere.Live music on…read moreevery weekend always good quality acts. There is also a pool room in the pub with good size table for those interested.New sheltered smoking area at thhe front of pub with seating area which is very popular with the smokers
Awesome wee pub! Customers welcomed us newcomers like old friends. Entertainment was good and the…read morestaff were as friendly as the customers. Will be back!
I'm starting to really fall in love with all these independent supermarkets that are dotted about…read morethe place, and it couldn't be more fantastic that there's one literally in the street next to me. Rice n Spice is a great wee Asian supermarket that is absolutely tiny, but crammed floor to ceiling with anything you could ever need for Asian cooking. From fresh fruit, veg and herbs to dried and packaged spices, there's a small chance you'll leave here empty handed. It's run by friendly guys and I feel like I just robbed the place for only having to pay a fiver for what I just bought; so so cheap! I can foresee my custom being frequent here!
Fantastic service, individual attention and order fulfilled smoothly. Great spice products and…read moremeat/veg selection spot on, will be coming back, thank you!
Conveniently placed next to the bus station so handy to pick up basics that may have been…read moreforgotten. Prices are reasonable though sometimes cheaper at Asda or one of the other Superstores. Often has discounts on products. Spacious and easy to navigate a pushchair or wheelchair down the alleys. Not the cleanest store but quite popular. Not a place I would use for my main shopping trip. At busy times it can take a while before another cashier will arrive to help out.
This is not one of the places I would think of going to pick up food but it is good if your needing…read morea couple of items just before getting the bus or train without having to carry it far. The store is easily accessable both to get into and while you are inside. I do not particularly find this store to be the cleanist and I think that is what puts me off a bit however it can be busy and the queues can form. The special offers are good at times and there is an okay range of food with the freezers stocked well with various items such as chips etc.
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With a wide choice of supermarkets in the area which have become common place over the past few…read moredecades I was hoping that this Tesco would deliver. Unfortunately, apart from the petrol station (which used to be a shell) and the associated fuel saving (which is soon due to end) there's not much to be positive about with this store. I do like the chilled food section which has doors to keep the items cooler (and the surrounding isles at a good temperature) and it does have a cafe, clothes and a decent amount of items, but it just isn't cutting it with me. I love shopping in my local Coatbridge Tesco, but this branch never appears to have good deals, maybe it's just me but I never find any deals suited to my taste and the pricing doesn't compare well to the long established competition, in my opinion. I do like to pop in every so often to see if I'm missing out on anything, but so far I've yet to get that wow factor.
I am not a regular shopper in this store due to its location however without fail the helpfulness…read moreand friendliness of the store staff and the lack of a queue at the til make shopping here a delight. I happened to mention this to a friend who had shopped there for the first time and he also had never experienced such helpful staff.
A medium Tesco Extra store, covering all the usual departments…read more This particular branch has great parking facilities shared with the large B&Q next door. Although it lacks a Petrol station facility. Inside it has a smaller more limited clothing and electronics departments than other stores. Although it still keeps in stock most of the normal products people require. They have a limited hot food counter and the normal cold meats, butchery, deli, bakery and fishmonger. My only big warning is to avoid like the plague during Celtic matches due to the close proximity to parkhead and that people seem to use the car park for access to the stadium.
This used to be Big W before the ole Woolies was no more *sob* and I always wondered what company…read morewould be BIG enough to fill the huge space they left...so along came Tesco! (Surprise,surprise). This is a Tesco Extra which means its is HUGE yet this one does not have a separate, upper level like other Tesco Extras I have been in (St.Rollox for one). Instead the clothes/shoes in here are in a quite smallish section to the left as you walk towards the fruit/veg section. Also the electrical goods and other non-food/drink related products are in aisles to the right as you enter the building. This store is okay ~ nowt special. The only thing that makes this one a wee bit different from other Tesco Extras is in this one they have a few shelves full of Irish & American food products (mostly sweet things). Maybe other TE's have this too now..I couldn't say. Alongside this they have Asian/Japanese/African/Polish products also. One thing I do like about this TE is the amount of (frozen) vegetarian products/meals they sell compared to other supermarkets and also they're one of the few supermarkets I know that stock frozen yogurt! Woo! It's 24 hours, has a cafe, a 'Phone Shop' and a photo processing department. Apart from that it's just another Tesco. Overpriced in my humble opinion. Bah.
This is a smaller store but conveniently situated between housing estates. Sometimes a big tesco…read morecan be a bit daunting but this one is great if you need just a few things and has a corner shop feel to it. It has a cash machine outside which is handy. There's a chippie in the same row so you don't need to buy your juice etc from there, Tesco would be cheaper. It's open from 7am to 10pm 7 days. I like to collect Tesco points so it's great that I can get these here as well. The staff are friendly and helpful, parking spaces are plentiful and although it is a smaller shop, there is still a great selection of essentials to be had. Worth a visit if you are local.
It's your standard ENORMOMART style of supermarket, although being Lanark, it's not *that* big, but…read moreis always clean, well stocked and staffed by friendly people, unlike other branches of the same store that shall go nameless *cough*wishaw*cough* Not a big selection of fresh meats and veg compared to some Tesco stores, but there is a café and toilets which are always busy and clean. It is what it is. It's a chain supermarket, so there's usually some kind of level there that you can expect. The vicious circle of "I need this stuff, but I don't like shopping at chains" that small town life endlessly presents you with. The joys.
This is a fairly standard mid-sized branch of Tesco with nothing particularly exciting about it. It…read moreis located on the road that runs parallel to the north of the High Street, if driving I would usually approach by going up Oakbank Drive and then taking the first right, it's quite well hidden from the High Street so I think it's worth checking google maps first. If you are walking you can go through one of the closes that runs off of the High Street. It's quite a small branch of Tesco so you don't get the range that you get in the newer massive stores. The shop is mostly food, cleaning and bathroom bits and pieces with a small selection of electrical items, books and DVDs. When I do go here for a regular shop I would expect to find more or less everything I look for, although the selection of organic food, especially meat is quite poor and I would go elsewhere.
I mean, I'm never going to properly love a Tesco but this one is quite handy if you're looking for…read morea bit of shopping. I was going to a friends house and needed a cash machine and flowers, and this had both of those things. It's a mid-sized shop - I mean, you probably couldn't do a full shop here but it has more than your average corner shop. The annoying thing was the wait at the checkout to get served as the girl on the register was looking after the people on the self check-outs too, and of course they needed a lot of help. So it was a little annoying having to stand and wait for her to get all that sorted as they were so short staffed on a Friday night, right when you'd expect it to be busy just after work.
Love this shop but there are always staff in the aisles stocking shelves no matter what time of day…read moreyou go in. I'm sure it's more to do with when they get their deliveries in than anything else but it's annoying to constantly have obstacles in the way when all I want is milk and bread.
A handy wee Tesco that is located across the road from a local Co-Op…read more It's a tight squeeze up the back, but it is a fairly well stocked Tesco Express that is ideal for picking up snacks on the move. As mentioned elsewhere, the queue can get pretty long at peak times and it can get a bit rowdy near closing time at the weekends with punters from nearby clubs. I'm glad I don't work 6-10's in here at the weekend.
This is quite a new Tesco and as Tesco Express stores go this is quite good. I particularly like…read morethe coffee machine at the back beside the reduced stock. The coffee is quite cheap and you can get it while you pick up a cheap sandwich as you walk to work. The store is small so you have a limited stock and the goods are more expensive than the daddy Tesco stores but then you are paying for convenience. If you go in the evening you might also be able to grab a random reduced item on the cheap. Though to be honest I have tried and apart from a small tub of potatoes in a curry sauce I have sadly failed.
Very good shop great Because it sells Prime But The cafe inside Has too many Fly's So I recommend a…read morefly killer thing but great shop
This is the the 'little sister' of the bigger town centre store. In saying this it is still a good…read moresized supermarket and ideal for the weekly shop. The store is bright and modern and there is ample parking places, including disabled and child and parent spaces. it is the main shop in a little shopping complex also including a chemist, a tanning studio and a chip shop as well as a popular Chinese take away. I like this shop, especialy if I am in a hurry, because it stocks a good cross section of products which, because the store is smaller, what you want can be eaiser to find. It also tends to be less busy than the other Cumbernauld store making it quicker to get what you need. There is also a filling station at this location and both are open 24hrs. The staff in both are helpfull and polite.
Tesco Express on Glasgow Road, Baillieston, is a brand new store…read more Situated between Baillieston Main Street and Bannerman High School, it is the first in a new development where the Shell petrol station used to stand. It's very shiny and new, in that way that only Tesco stores seem to achieve. With a good selection of food, snacks, alcohol and other drinks, newspapers, etc, it's a great addition to the area. There are a few check-outs and another self-service check-out, so you're set even when it's busy. It's a bit smaller than Tesco Expresses in the city centre (Ingram St and Sauchiehall St in particular), but has all the same amenities. There are also 2 cash machines (RBS I think, and LInk, so you won't be charged extra). Since you previously would have had to walk all the way to the Clydesdale on the Main Street or the Bank of Scotland at the corner of Barrachnie, this is a good spot. It's open 6am til 11pm daily - perfect for when you realise you forgot the milk!
Reasonably good size of store, open till 10pm. Parking to the front and a cash machine is located…read moreoutside the store. Despite the time the store was busy however, there were adequate maned and self service tills which meant I didn't cue for long.
A smaller Tesco Express, the first Tesco in the Clydebank Area. This store, as with the others has…read moreenough to allow you to do a weeks shop or just pick up the essentials. Today I just used the cash machine, located at the front of the store. There is ample parking to the front and an over flow car park to the rear.
Not a great lot of choice…read more Located in a bad area. It does what it says on the tin.
This is well out of the way from the town centre - and to be honest - probably not worth the drive…read moreout when theres Morrisons and Asda at the other ends of the town. The building looks shabby, store inside not much better. The only good things about this shop are the usual tesco bargains and friendly staff. Handy if you live near the Glasgow road since its the only shop around - even for basics, but apart from that you'd be better driving through to one of the other supermarkets in town.