For a petrol station sainsburys seem to do it pretty well, inside where you pay for your fuel they…read morehave a snack shop and only charge normal prices for items such as juices and snacks. You can pick up your usual suspects here such as milk, bread and daily newspapers on your way by without having to go through your overdraft.

Only pure desperation would drive me to visit this petrol station. It's overpriced and a trap for…read morethose travelling down south street. Cheaper fuel can be found in the local area and a short drive could save you pounds. Never impressed with the service either the staff probably feel a little isolated in this location "we all go a little mad sometimes" Only for those caught short moments when you need an overpriced bottle of milk or loaf of bread.

This place was terrible. Went on my lunchbreak, no signs telling you where to park. Then waited…read moreages in reception and made it clear to the car that I hadn't been before and asked what to do, was told its a drive through. Fine so I drove straight in and the soap started and the guy banged on my windows telling me he washes the car first and I had to reverse out of the machine so he could wash it. No signs explaining how anything works and although the guy was very polite he didn't explain anything. Wouldn't go back.

I cannot argue that once you've seen one service station, essentially, you've seen them all. But…read morefrom my experience of this particular one, I have a few things I really think are worth knowing for any driver around the Glasgow area; This is one of the few BP stations that has a Marks And Spencer's Simply Food as it's add on grocery shop, which is so refreshing from the usual choice of huge bottles of coke and 3 for 2 Kit-Kat chunkys that you find elsewere I can't even begin to express it. It's also very well equipped for it's prime location, with about 10 tills, all manned and quick moving. It's also got a real coffee point and croissants and stuff, but honestly, I'd keep away from that area. It also has a car wash, which any childish adult knows, is the single most exciting thing you can do whilst sitting motionless in your car. But again, avoid it - it scratched the roof of my car, and did a truely crap job on the wheels. But, for what it is, I'd say it was up there among the best service stations I've been to. Which says a lot for the genre, seeing as it still only gets 2 stars.

Just left this garage. I couldn't get the air machine to work! staff member was extremely helpful…read more Can't remember his name, but he was out filling up people's car with fuel!

If you fancy some chocolate and crisps at silly o'clock in the morning, then this is the place to…read morehead. I have to applaud the staff of this place for putting up with the crazy clientele they must encounter, as a 24 hour garage, with everyone from steamers to stoners pestering them for munchies in the early hours of the morning. By day, it's a pretty decent little service station, serving fuel and fags, milk and magazines, as well as a whole range of overpriced groceries. There's also a Wild Bean Cafe in here, serving surprisingly good coffee as well as a tasty selection of muffins and pastries to refuel your belly whilst you refuel your motor.

Does deals on random days of the week where they reduce their fuel prices…read more Who does that No one! They have my business that's for sure Friendly staff and a smaller than average shop but well stocked Great business

This is a handy wee shop for things you need quickly. They have some good special offers but…read moregenerally they are a bit more expensive than Tesco Supermarkets. They do really good fresh rolls,crispy from McGhee Bakers a change from Morton's that most small shops sell. I bought Cadbury's chocolate and caramel puddings two for £1.00,thought they would compliment our Roast Beef Dinner. They were very yummy. They have a lot of special offers on Easter Eggs, quite a good size egg for £2.00, they are normally £4.00. They are collecting eggs for Glasgow Woman's shelter so I donated one of these.

The Southside can be a bit spaced out in parts, and due to it's largely residential nature, finding…read moreshops and amenities in some areas can be a surprisingly long and drawn-out process. Strolling past here in the stifling heat a few weeks past, arriving at a fully air-conditioned Marks and Sparks in a petrol station was truly a moment to savour. It was wonderfully freezing inside, and despite it's small size they seem to cram in everything you could want. My current favourite find is a meditteranean rice and chorizo snack tub thingy, that's on a 2 for £3 offer just now and tastes far more exciting than it sounds. It is in a petrol station, so expect a fiery, horrifying end if someone drops a fag outside, but for me it all just adds to the excitement of a Marks and Spencer's shopping trip.

This service station has a fairly decent sized marks and spencers attached and today i popped in…read morelooking for their gluten free sandwiches. After looking around for a bit and not having any luck I asked a member of staff who told me they didnt stock them. Really poor show from marks and im very dissapointed hence the one star review.