Very Tiny Spar Store…read more Not very wheelchair accessible friendly, even you need to leave all the pram and buggies outside. It opens from 8am until 10pm all time around. Have the bank machine inside the store It is usual spar for top up your shoppings.

This is a good wee shop, but be warned they are quite expensive. A perfect wee shop for a wee…read morevillage but they do have a caputred market. You will find the odd deal but a bottle of mediocre wine can end up setting you back more than you bargined for. Open every day of the year though! Christmas day and New Years day included so it is definitely a shop focused on the community

Great supermarket, large with lots of choice. Lovely helpful staff. A particularly nice cafe there…read moretoo as the design makes it quieter than the usually noisy ones in other branches. Friendly people serving and with the usual excellent choice of vegetarian food which you don't get in most other supermarket cafes. Close enough to walk to from the town centre although there is a large car park.

A good sized supermarket, just right for the people of Largs…read more It has good offers and there is plenty of choice. The car park is usually very busy as people also park here for free parking and then walk into town, so can be difficult to get a space. Nice cafe and also clean toilets.

Nisa Local on Hope Street in Glasgow is in a good location within the city centre, it's just down…read morethe road from the Doubletree by Hilton hotel, so the location was useful for me to get some essentials to take back to my hotel room during my stay in the city. The store was clean and the layout was fairly attractive and easy to follow. They have a small selection of essentials from milk to booze, a drip coffee machine and own-brand products from the Co-Op. The selection in terms of brands was also pretty good, they had a selection of Cravendale Milk, which was one of two items which I came to purchase. The prices were fairly reasonable for a convenience store, I remember picking up a single Lipton Iced Tea at a cheaper price than I could find elsewhere in the city (Although stores that have multi-buy offers remain cheaper per unit). Service at the checkout was fast but not too friendly. There weren't any self-checkout machines. 4* - A good selection of goods at reasonable prices in a good location within the city.

If you haven't been in this shop it is well worth a visit. It is one of the most immaculate,…read morepristine and well kept local shops I have ever been in, it should be a tourist attraction! Other local convenience stores should take a look at what they do. So friendly and well stocked. A pleasure to shop here.

There have been some bad Morrison store's that l have been to, this must be on one of the best ones…read morethat l have been to, clean, tidy, organised and not a fishy odour like some of them. Apart from your usual grocery's there is some electrical goods sold here and cd's. The drinks isle is well stocked with a good selection to choose from, with a café in store you can always grab something to eat here at lunch time or on the way home from shopping.

This store has recently had a refurb, it's not quite as splendid at the Morrisons at Anniesland but…read moreit was a big improvement. It's quite a decent sized store and the fruit and veg section are now really good with an excellent choice and also some more unusual items are available. The staff have always been nice when I have approached them and the store is bright and clean. It's within walking distance of my house so I frequent here most weeks for the weekly shop.

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.

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.

This is but a wee shop on Great Western Rd near Napiershall. The best things to buy here are…read morefruits and wines. The people working here are usually quite helpful and the store was recently reorganised a bit, which has made it easier to find what you need.

Handiest supermarket ever!!…read more I pass here daily, and often stop in to grab milk/whatever I've forgotten at other shops etc. It's not a big store at all, but it's great for ready meals and snacks, and also has fresh fruit /veg and a housey bit. The self serve machines have been pretty temperamental lately, but the staff are always friendly when sorting them out. Oh, it's a REALLY busy shop - especially in the evenings.

This has to win the award for 'most handily placed supermarket', seriously!…read more Ok, the stock is limited - you can choose from either Tesco Value, *Major Brand Name*, or Tesco Finest - but it's an 'express', i.e. convenience is key - you're not meant to have to choose from a gazillion brands of washing up liquids, or toilet paper. Fresh produce, large selection of wines, beers, and spirits, and it even manages to squeeze in 2 'self service checkouts' which is entertainment in itself - it amazes me how students in the area, studying highly intelligent subjects, cant understand how to use one of these machines, "it's in the bag! *BEEP* look it's in the RUDDY BAG! STOP telling ME it's NOT in the bag *BEEP* - it's in the BAG! AHHH!". Ahh, the small pleasures in life.