Morrisons is a good alternative to the larger but more expensive Sainsburys on Crow Road. As such it is usually my supermarket of choice when I'm in the area. There is usually a few spaces availible in the car park as it seems to me that most customers walk here or use public transport. The only problem is that cars entering from Dumbarton Road cannot exit out that way too - they must take a big detour round the back on to Beith Street instead. Luckily there is always plenty of trolleys and baskets availible though. Even though it is a medium-sized supermarket, there is a good few CDs, DVDs and video games availible, plus other odds and ends like stationary. There is a good selection of alcohol too - not that I would ever be interested in any of that of course, ahem. The meat and fish counters are quite big and there are certain other products availible here that you surprisingly cannot get in bigger supermarkets like Tescos, for example Bernard Matthews chicken fillets (where would I be without them). The queues at the checkouts can be pretty horrendous in late afternoon-early evening, though the new self-service checkouts are quick if you know how to use them properly. They aren't as easy to use as the Tesco ones but they aren't as difficult as many of the greetin-faced customers make out. There is also customer toilets - not always a feature in supermarkets of this size. read more