Shop os great. The salmon en croute was not good. Don't get that. But the shop itself is nice and…read morefor a small store it packs a lot of stuff in

Came here on our last day in town. Just needed some water, milk, soda and some breakfast items. But…read morealso something for dinner. We've had their tasty Indian Curry meals to take-out before and checked if they got them here. And we were lucky. Nice Indian Curry, Samosa, Naan and more. Ready-made, still hot. Exactly what we looked for after a long day out. We've had similar meals from other big chains before, but the ones from Waitrose taste the best to us. Good shopping here at Waitrose. Got all we needed and more.

Nearby for a meeting so thought I'd pop in for a coffee and check my emails. The coffee shop is…read morespacious with a variety of different seating arrangements. The cappuccino was lovely - the carrot cake even better.

This is the closest supermarket that is close to were i stay. it is like most sainsburys stores,…read moreexpensive. the shelves tend to be empty sometimes and things are in the wrong places and have the wrong prices on them. the staff are great and are always willing to help you out. it has a cafe with good food and deals.

The Uk Version of Walmart, complete with the George brand, being promoted heavily…read more Large, clean store, lots of variety, a good selection of homewares, housewares, clothing, personal care and grocery. Their bakery goods were mostly gone by the time we stopped by, but the pre-packaged cakes were utterly adorable. Came across boundless types of Pringles and Kit Kats that we don't have in the US, I'm jealous. But they did not have flavoured coffee creamer. I don't understand.

A.S.D.A: Americans Still Don't Agree with a lot of what I say, but maybe the Scots will…read more First-Hand Experience: I visited this store because it's built where the stadium used to be, and the money from this store helped the stadium. All I bought here were bananas and a drink. Everyone was perfectly friendly, but because it's a Walmart type chain, I'd give it a 2 or 3... except that they saved the club. So they get a 4. I don't like ASDA, I just like making acronyms out of their name. However this particular ASDA, which I went to as a token of appreciation when I played my concert in Perth (one time only, have never been back), because they saved St. Johnstone. The stadium here was falling apart and was probably going to be closed down and the club had no money, but this store bought the land, and paid for a new stadium to be built in the west of town. Not sure why or how they did it, but thank you for saving the club. ASDA has pretty good prices even if they are the Walmart of the UK.

Having been in Perth for the weekend, I was missing the small things about my big city home. Do…read moreyou ever have that feeling when you walk in some place and you feel like home? That's the feeling I had when I walked in to this Tesco. Perth is a pretty small town, not too much going on after dark, Scone Palace (amazing place, please visit!!) and a few hotels for passing through visitors. So, when we were out one night and wanting some snacks for the hotel, it was amazing to find Tesco and be reminded of the comforts of our city life. Sounds silly, I know, but it was great. This Tesco was pretty much set up the way they are all over the place, you walk in and instantly are greeted by the to go items like sandwiches, snacks, crisps and drinks. There's a great fruit and veg section just beyond and then the usual aisles of great items to purchase. We were able to buy our snacks at reasonable prices and head out happy with our purchases.

This store continually changes the location of goods to an infuriating degree for no good reason…read more We're talking a needlessly frustrating level of tinkering. The staff are friendly enough but seem to have less of a clue as to the location of products than the customers. The other main gripe is the unwritten rule that at least one of the self check out machines must always be broken. The place is generally cleaner than most supermarkets

Small and convenient store in the Broomridge district. Huge…read moreproportion of the store is given over to alcoholic beverages, snack foods and fizzy drinks. Parking is a nightmare when there are more than a few cars because of the shape/size of car park. All in all provides a valuable service in an area that is surprisingly cut off from the rest of Stirling (45min walk to town, very infrequent bus service).

An A-OK supermarket, for sure…read more I do find the layout a little confusing, but I think that's because I'm not a regular Asda shopper. My visits thus far have been fleeting ones, but i was impressed most by the affordable to-go food options. Also, mega cheap medjool dates. Great value! They did have some healthy 'nakd' branded snacks that must be new as I hadn't seen them in any other supermarkets before. I love nakd bars so I bought a few to try. I do like when shops are quick off the mark with fresh releases! I can see myself popping in here frequently since it's so close to both my new place of work and the train station. - It'll do the job!

This branch of Sainsburys is on a retail park alongside others stores such as boots, jjb sports,…read morecurrys, next and several more. It is on the outskirts of kirkcaldy and the park has ample car parking facilities. There are two cash machines outside. The store is open daily from 8am until 10pm, shutting at 8pm on Sundays. There is also a petrol station which is open 24 hours. The store is always immaculatly clean and the quality of the fresh produce is excellent, easily the best in town. I love their feed your family for a fiver cards that you can collect at the door. The ingredients are highlighted by a notice on the shelf. You can buy a binder to keep all the cards together for 49p. Even though the store can be a bit more expensive that other supermarkets you really do get what you pay for

One of the better Sainsbury stores around but not the largest. The petrol station always has one of…read morethe lowest fuel prices in Kirkcaldy, usually the same price as Asda along the road and Wemysfield down by the Adam Smith. The only negative is the location within Fife Retail Park, this corner of town, just off the A92 is one of the biggest bottle necks in Kirkcaldy, stay well clear around the rush hours.

Can't believe I'm actually reviewing a supermarket, but given that I visit here a fair amount and…read morenobody else has so far reviewed it, I thought I might as well! (Gotta love them firsts, right?) As Tescos go, this one's actually quite good! It's pretty massive, spread out over 2 floors and pretty much has everything you could ever need. I say pretty much, because the clothing/accessories etc. range isn't that great - I was looking for a beach bag for my holidays and they barely had any of the ones I'd seen online. Their clothing bit definitely seems smaller than other stores I've been in but hey, at least they have one. The only other downside is the layout as I STILL get confused about where things are, since it doesn't seem to be quite the same as other larger Tescos. It took me far too long to find tea bags in here for the office the other week, since a lot of the aisles aren't very clearly marked with what's actually in them, and I sometimes find the order of them doesn't entirely make sense. (Yes, I could have asked a member of staff but I need to be practically tearing my hair out to resort to that, I'm stubborn and I get a sad sense of achievement when I manage to find things myself.) I much prefer it to the other 2 giant supermarkets in the area - ASDA and Morrisons - as it's a lot more well stocked and less chaotic than the others. The staff are generally nice and friendly too, special mention goes to the older guy who works at the self-scan tills as he is always so ridiculously cheery and efficient when you need help, something I value when I'm dashing to the shops during my 30 min lunch break! But the most wondrous thing about this particular Tesco is that it has a KRISPY KREME CABINET. Yes, Nic's NYC Deli make far better doughnuts and yes, getting them from a cabinet is never the same as getting them from a shop, but if I've had a particularly mince day (or even if I've had a great day but I've decided to be a piggy) then it's good to know that Tesco Alloa will provide me with some KK doughnutty goodness.