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1 year ago
Tesco was OK but I prefer Morrison's for grabbing food for a takeout lunch. They have standard items like salad, smoothie. I tried a Scotch egg which I can't recommend. read more
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Fort William PH33 6AU
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0345 677 9276
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What time does Tesco open?
Tesco opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Tesco opens at 10:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Tesco close?
Tesco closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Tesco closes at 5:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 7:00 AM - 9:00 PMSun 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Does Tesco have bike parking?
Yes, Tesco has bike parking.
Does Tesco have parking?
Yes, Tesco has parking options.
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Great place to grab a lunch to go before going out for the day. They have meal deals where you can…read morechoose 1 main, 1 snack, and 1 drink for a set discounted price: 3.20 pounds in August 2022. While Morrisons' meal deal combo is the same price as at Tesco Express, the sandwiches at Morrisons are much better, and they have a much better selection of snacks too. Once I found out about Morrison, I didn't want to go back to Tesco.
It is too bad such a nice store has to be so rude with their parking…read more If you are vacationing in Fort Williams and need to go to the grocery market a couple of times in the same day be aware that you will most likely get hit with an expensive fine from ParkingEye. They clock your first and last visit in a day and if it is over the time limit you will get an expensive bill in the mail. There are other grocery stores in town. I mean really, charging your customers to use your store multiple times in a day?
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It's such a pleasant surprise to find an M&S Foodhall in Fort William! They offer a great selection…read moreof premade meals that are super convenient to heat up, perfect for a quick bite. We got to some fresh fruit, delicious pastries, and refreshing drinks. The iced coffee latte was a real highlight, so creamy it almost tasted like a milkshake, and the best part? A generous 1-litre bottle was just £1.50! Such great value for a lovely treat.
When my husband and I come home from California..as soon as our feet hit the ground we go straight…read moreto Tesco lol. It's our favorite shopping center. It's has everything you need and we always love to go upstairs to breakfast.
The Greenock Tesco is clean and well stocked, while the staff are friendly and helpful…read more If you are looking to find old world charm and ambiance, you won't find it here, but you will find about everything else.
Did our grocery shopping here during our stay on Skye. It was just a 10' drive away from our…read moreholiday rental. But even if not, this is one of the best options if you need to do grocery shopping. It's a big store and the parking lot always pretty full. But there's always a spot. In summer you will be greeted by dozens of midges the moment you step out of the car - aggressive little buggers. So if you need to wait for somebody, best to stay in the car. There are mixed reviews about this shop. And at first glance one can see why. The store looks a bit dated, a bit run-down. And inside there are several shelves empty or at least close to being empty. But this is mainly because there's a huge number of visitors doing their shopping here, so naturally stuff gets sold out. And whenever we went, it was always packed here. But it is actually a very good store this one. We were suprised by the good quality of all the meat here (rump and sirloin steaks, lamb, bacon, duck) and the variety of the food. All real good value. Ok, the wine section didn't blow us away, but had some enjoyable stuff. We found what we've looked for: soda, water, milk, rice, pasta, veggies, fruits, crackers, bread, eggs, guacamole and hummus dip, wine, Prosecco. Made some enjoyable dinners out of these ingredients.
Clean restroom, small store but good variety of lunch options, and above all else: ocean view! How…read moremany petrol (gas) stations can say that? Sushi with a view at this station on Isle of Skye. The gas station sushi is even fancy, with duck!
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What a great shop !! Appearances can be deceptive small on the outside but a huge range on the…read moreinside. Don't bother driving for miles for your groceries go to the Glenelg Shop.
We were staying at a small Airbnb just down the street so having this co-op here was absolutely…read moreconvenient. They were open until 10pm, so even though we arrived late, we were able to pick up some essentials before we hit the road the next day.
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If you know this place you must be heading somewhere towards the highlands. It's a pit stop that's…read moreknown throughout Scotland. A stop that next to a couple of little Inns. A petro station and of course the shops. Basically a pit stop if you need the restroom. It's alway busy with tourist, tour buses and locals heading north. There's a few little shops thats all connected to each other. Your usual gift stores with literally everything and anything Scottish. Between the souvenir and gift shops is also an apparel shop. Seems more for the outdoors type of clothing. They also have a restaurant inside that offers soups, pastries, sandwiches both hot and cold. A cafeteria style where you grab a tray and head down to the register. Each visit, it's alway the sausage rolls and scones with jam and cream that's ordered. It's something about them that's is alway a must when I'm here. Also their soups were quite tasty. I believe there's another smaller cafe to the side. And a mini connivence store similar to a 7'11. Toward the back of property where the tour buses parked, there's also laundry services for use. Plenty of parking in the lot. It's a nice and pretty cool pit stop that's well known.
This place is a great rest stop if you're between Fort Willam and Glasgow for whatever reason…read more It's quite large and clean, has a lot of restroom capacity, a good cafe/coffee/snack shop, and a large and well stocked gift shop. It may well be the only significant rest stop on this route. It was a surprise also to me to see 'ol Gulf Oil still being marketed for petro, but more power to 'em.
Great local bakery, lively customer service, good homemade selection of sweet and savory delights…read morefor breakfast and lunch and snacks! Grab and go sandwiches (wrapped and hot pies). Good prices.
Excellent breakfast rolls. The service was quick and pleasant. I liked the informal just about the…read morefood atmosphere.
Food Lovely, but the member of staff I encountered was awful to the point of rudeness! Please train…read morethis person on customer care or she is going to ruin your business! Also the procedure to process orders is too lengthy, you need to rethink this. But again your food is lovely!
The only place to buy local produce with a good selection of other local goods. They are located a…read morelittle out of the way but it is worth the journey. Also a good stop off for a bite on your way to/from the Nevis Range.
Nice little meat shop and deli in Fort Augustus at the southern end of Loch Ness. Came in for a…read morequick snack, got a meat pie and a bridie and they were served warm and tasty. Service at the counter is speedy and courteous and prices are fairly cheap. Recommended.
We took advantage of their lunch special to grab a quick bite while watching the ships go through…read morethe canal and searching for kitschy souvenirs of Loch Ness in the nearby shops. For £3.85 you get a cup of soup and ham or cheese sandwich with lettuce, tomato, pickle, mustard, etc. The soup was cream of mushroom, heavy on the cream, but with enough bits of mushroom to know that it's there. For the sandwich, I chose ham with mustard and pickle, which got some interesting looks from the man behind the counter (for the Americans reading this, these aren't kosher dill slices of pickle - it's more like a chutney). It wasn't much, but after a full Scottish breakfast, including haggis that morning, we just needed a wee bit to stop the growl. All the ingredients were fresh. They've got lots of meats and jarred food stuffs for sale, but we weren't in any position to take such items with us, nor to have it shipped.
Quarrier's is a pizza and fish and chips place. We came for the fish and chips but I was so tempted…read moreto get the pizza...but that seemed like a roll of the dice so alas I did not (wished I would have though). The haddock was good...probably 8 out of 10. Onion rings were very good and fries (aka chips) were average at best. Service was very fast, restaurant and lavatory were clean. Over all a good experience. As mentioned we weren't blown away by the fish and chips so I'd definitely try the pizza if I were you...it may be stellar?!
New chippie in neighborhood, right behind local pub. Open everyday but Tuesday. Higher quality fish…read moreand chips than you'd normally find, and burgers pretty good too. Overall, I'd go to this chippie before others, if I had a choice.
Perfect stop for lunch on our train ride. Although the line at the till was quite long it went…read morerather quickly despite many people not knowing their table number to order. We were seated at a table outside half in the sun during an unseasonably warm week. Partial view of the harbor. Service was friendly and prompt. Food. And out quickly. We ordered the salad special which had Stilton, walnuts and apples; the Orkney sherried herring; and the prawn roll which is made with locally sourced prawns. All was delicious.
Cute cafe. This was…read moreone of the only restaurants open when we stopped here on the Jacobite train. The outside patio is quaint. It's very European. The inside is ok. I remember waiting a long time for the restroom as there are not a lot of stalls. They offer many sandwiches and cocktails. I recall the cocktails being pricey. I had the ham sandwich, it was good, but not memorable. I would eat here again due to limited choices in this town. Nothing was bad.
Cute market with parking in the back. Public washrooms in the back. Great place to stop off for a…read morebreak, grabbing snacks, and,/or getting some beverage of your choice.