Excellent supermarket - we spent ages there! So much choice and a great clothes section - good…read morevalue too. The aisles are laid out well as well - not too close together as in some supermarkets. The cafe is quite good and I agree that the staff are friendly, which makes such a difference!

Decent sized Asda, has all the main brands. Very handy for stocking up before going to Arran…read more Nice cafe up the stairs, fresh food at cheap prices.

tesco st enoch centre glasgow…read more I have lost count how many times i try to buy my brand of cigarettes kensitas club superkings only to be told no stock. this has been going on for over a year very poor stock control you are a supermarket the small local shops are better stocked. yes its an awful habbit but im still a customer maybe someone will up the ordering............i doubt it though poor show tesco

It's handy to have a decent sized Tesco in the City Centre. I mean, it's no Tesco Extra, but it…read moremanages to stock most of what you'd expect, and a fair bit of what you wouldn't, within a relatively compact space. Generally these days, if I'm in the City Centre and my shopping list consists of much more than eggs, milk and bread, this is where I go. Their range is just that bit wider than that of their nearest neighbours and that makes all the difference. I don't want to have to visit four city centre supermarkets to find cornflower, for example, so I just start here. The other advantage of a slightly larger store is that they have more price point options than your average convenience store. It still won't be the cheapest possible shop, but for at least some items they'll have the "budget", the "regular" and the "luxury" options to choose from. They also have space to run just a few more promotions and, as they insist upon reminding us, every little helps.

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.

I'm not a fan of Asda at all. I've given it two stars purely because it's cheap and I buy…read morestationery and some cleaning stuff from there. Apart from that, I avoid doing food shopping here. I'm not impressed by their fresh produce. This section is tiny in comparison to the supermarket size overall. There isn't much of a selection and it's displayed in a way which I think puts you off eating healthy fresh food. Their meat selection is generally unappetizing with the exception of the fish counter which I think looks pretty good. I've previously gotten food here which has spoiled really quickly in the fridge which means it just goes to waste. Apart from the food, this is generally a good place to pop in to find random stuff. Recent purchases of mine include a laminator for £10 which I was pretty impressed by. Some of the staff are friendly and chipper which is nice to see, but I tend to leave in a worse mood than I arrived because it's crowded and everyone is a bit grumpy here.

Good sized store with just about everything you might want located within a smallish shopping…read morecentre.

The BEST Morrisons I've ever been to. It's enormous, yet because it's a Mozzas it doesn't feel all…read moreclinical and warehousey like a massive Tesco or Asda (and Sainsbury's these days) does. I can't give it five stars because it is just a Morrisons, however if you need to do a weekly shop and you value good deals, good choice and excellent fresh meat, this is the place to go. There's also a restaurant... but I'm not sure I could ever bring myself to trying that!

Morrisons is a chain of supermarkets prevalent throughout the UK…read more The store at Lindsayfield in East Kilbride was originally a Safeway store but when Morrisons bought Safeway out, it was rebranded. I find this to be a particularly nice branch of Morrisons. It has a petrol station which I have used several times and been impressed with. I find Morrisons petrol prices to be very competitive. The store has a large car park at the front and cash machines at the main entrance. Morrisons stores are laid out like old fashioned markets which is something I personally like and when you enter you will find fresh fruit and veg on display, some of which is on a mock barrell to give the feeling of these markets. The store has an excellent selection of groceries on offer and there are Butchers, Fishmongers and Pie departments, as well as the bakery. Morrisons has a fairly decent non-food section offering homewares, kitchenware, CDs, DVDs and games. Lastly this Morrisons has a great cafe which I have used several times and rate highly. I like the fact you order your hot food at Morrisons and they then cook it for you - there's nothing on offer here that has been sitting on a hotplate for too long drying out! This is an excellent supermarket in East Kilbride.

Sainsbury's on Buchanan is one of the largest Sainsbury's Local stores, I've come across, located…read moreby the Buchanan Galleries in Glasgow city centre, it's a great central supermarket for most of what you need. I was impressed by the selection in the store, with a good selection of cooked meats and dairy products including milk and cheese, tending to go beyond the usual Sainsbury's Local offering. The store is open daily until 10 pm, which is an hour earlier than most Sainsbury's Local stores in England from Monday to Saturday, as of course England is restricted by Sunday Trading laws. I wasn't a fan of the checkout area, it seemed too big and a little confusing, but the Sainsbury's Smartshop app is handy to skip the checkout as you simply scan items as you walk around the store, pay on your phone and head out. The staff weren't overly friendly or helpful, but still, it's probably the best place for groceries in Glasgow city centre in a prime central location within the city.

I like this supermarket which is conveniently located next to Buchannan St underground, and I've…read morebeen using it a lot more since my local Somerfield on Byres Road died and went to heaven (or perhaps hell, the store wasn't particularly good). For a city supermarket this has everything you need for that pop-in shop on your way home from work. There's a kiosk section with the usual magazines and tobacco products, as well as fridges full of lunch-time snacks. There's a decent bakery section, good fruit and veg, lots of easy-make dinner options and a good selection of booze for when you've had a particularly long day. Granted, Sainsbury's isn't the best value of the supermarket giants, but the bakery has discounts at the end of the day and it has a lot of its own-brand cereals, frozen foods and soups etc which are significantly cheaper than the big brand names. I usually pop in during the after work rush hour, but the long queues quickly disappear and you never have to wait very long for the self-service check-outs.

The biggest Sainsburys I have been in…read more It's much like a big Tesco like the one in Springburn, with clothes, DVD's and things for in the home as well as food. Loads of checkouts, including self service ones with a really good meat counter and bags of choice on products that make wish I came here more often than the local ones where choice is limited. They also have good produce and loads of room to move around unlike some of your big Tescos or the wee Morrisons in Patrick if you're going for a trolleys worth. Maybe not the best idea in Sainsbury's though, as some of the stuff is pretty expensive. I do love their chicken though. I have to say.. NOT open 24 hours.

Sainsburys has always been one of my favourite supermarket chains and this is one of their best…read morestores. A huge space that includes a large clothes section, an excellent selection of homewares (don't even get me started on my love for their amazing bakeware section), a good range of electrical items, stationery and cards, sports equipment and seasonal ranges. There is also a cafe on site and a petrol station. All of this is great, but you might be worried this would encroach on the main business of a supermarket, selling food! Thankfully this store is big enough that there's still plenty of space for this. There is a great selection of quality fresh food, including dairy, fruit, vegetables, baked goods and meat as well as all the staples you would expect. My only criticisms of this Sainsburys are the limited choice in the red wine and beer sections and the occasional tendency to be understocked on certain items or to take a while to restock. Even with this in mind this is still my supermarket of choice.

We used to shop at this supermarket until we realised that Sainbo's (as I call it) is actually…read morereally expensive. More expensive than Waitrose, somehow. Maybe that's just me but we used to spend about £70 a week on a shop here whereas we don't spend that much at Waitrose. So yep, this supermarket only gets 2 stars but the reason I've given it a 4-star rating overall is the petrol station. PAY AT THE PUMP. Oh yeh. I love paying at the pump - so handy, so convenient, so simple, so quick. So yep, I don't mind having to get petrol here as at least it's quick in and out.

Popped in here for some breakfast after nightshift, but wow its one big store, lots of nice foods,…read moreand the isles are very roomy, very disabled friendly. There is 2 auto banks outside on the wall. Inside there is a moving walkway leading you up to the 2nd floor which hosts the cafe. The parking is plentyfull and its under cover, that makes it easy when its wet outside. All in all this makes a great place to eat, and shop all at once.