Hate hate hate Just…read morewent in for a bottle of Diet Coke and it's halfway down the store and around the corner hidden away Ever store puts these quick to grab items at the front of the store Then long queue, no self checkout and 1 guy serving who also loves having some back and fourth chat with the customers, which is amazing customer service ....... If you're not in the queue behind thinking ..... I'm gonna throw this bottle at his head if he doesn't stop asking about the guys dogs The stores clean and bright ..... Not a good layout however

I popped in on my way home for a snack and a refreshing drink and got everything I needed. The chap…read morewho served me at the counter was very amiable and friendly to talk to. Not only this, but the manageress was helping other customers to find the products that suited their needs. Overall, I felt that there was a real sense of care for customers by the staff.

As the years go by, shopping in Lidl is slowly losing it's stigma, and people are beginning to…read morerealise that as well as a range of dubiously cheap produce, they also have a number of cracking buys that you can't get anywhere else. The German influence is apparent in much of the good stuff, with rostbratwurst, roll mop herrings and gluhwein making an appearance on the shelves. It's in the confectionary however, where Lidl makes it's mark as a true powerhouse of budget shopping. Their sweets are quite frankly outstanding, with loads and loads of variations of chocolate, Haribo, and these little chewy bars called "Fritt" that come mit vitamin c. It still has an unusually quiet atmosphere and I get the impression the staff have to put up with military-style working conditions, but I'm more than happy to turn a blind eye to the odd human rights violation if that's what it takes to deliver Kinder choclolate at these prices.

After living in Germany for a year and studying the language and culture for much longer, I have to…read moreadmit, I am a huge fan of all things German and Lidl is no exception. Bargain prices for top quality products, it doesn't get much better than that. To be fair, Lidl isn't as glamorous as other popular food stores and sometimes looks like it's in need of a bit of TLC. What Lidl lacks in beauty it makes up for it with the quality of its products. My favourite time at Lidl is Weihnachten, when I can head down for a couple of piping hot bottles of Glühwein and some traditional gingerbread Lebkuchen. Mmm! This particular store is always bustling and I'm pleased to see that Lidl has many more fans.

Super convenient to my hotel, this place was a godsend. Anything you need from a munchy…read moreperspective, this place has it. People were always restocking shelves so you had plenty to choose from. We used both the self service and the manned checkout stands and they were equally efficient. Aisles were wide and the place was very tidy. If I lived nearby I would probably be in here every day.

This is one of the newer Tesco stores located in the central area in Sauchiehall street…read more This shop is well stocked with unusual imported foods that you would find hard to get in an international food store, I'm in general not a fan of Tesco and will only shop there if there is no where else open late. I find the security staff intimidating and rude I think one guy there has mummy issues and should really have counselling and not be taking his anger out on customers who do no wrong. The self service section is a joke as half of them have not been switched on and the one l used made me feel as if l just won the jackpot on a fruit machine in a pub, how can a shop justify paying a customer 62p change in 2p pieces. Ice cream that has been defrosted is being re frozen and sold again when l reported the issue to the duty manager he did nothing. Tesco sort yourselves out!

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.

Sainsbury Darnley. things that are good: Disabled parking…read moreand knowledge of staff of where products are located. Not so good: as a disabled person with severe spinal problems the lack of trolleys at the entrance was a problem. The poor availability of specific products. I was looking for Sulphite and Nitritefree products and online Sainsbury have the best range of these products but today I couldn't get any of the specific, advertised products. Only 1 manned check out open. Hint: baskets with extendable handles and wheels are much easier to manoeuvre. tried to reply using the QR code but it didn't work.

So handy, this is open late and close to Pollokshields West train station. Has a fairly good…read moreselection of foods and other household stuff, well laid out and helpful staff. There is a small bakery section for fresh bread, etc and there are a few ready meal options as well as fresh meat, fish, fruit & veg.

OK so it's a Tesco Express which means it doesn't stock everything and it's not that big. However,…read moresize isn't everything and when you've just worked 12 hours and need a wee pick me up (insert your vice from wine to chocolate) it is open 7 days a week. The majority of the stars go to the staff. They're friendly, helpful and like a wee chat if it's not too busy. oh, did you know you can also click & collect? Sorted!

Very handy for people using Pollolshaws east station. Has a decent selection for the size. Perfect…read morefor bits like milk and bread on the way home. Also nice friendly staff

This shop has to be aimed at all the nearby office workers, due to no shortage of them…read more With shelves laden with sandwiches, wraps and rolls to go on their meal deal range, they seem to reduce food pretty early on the day to be sure that there is little to to bin at the end of the working day. I've seen at weekends like melon or even fresh asparagus for 20p. Sainsbury's are heading to the route of having little staff and more of those awkward self service counters. Overall the store has less variety & selection than a regular store but serves your basic need's.

This is the nearest Sainsbury's to my work so I pop into it quite a lot when I forget to pick up…read moreingredients during my main shop. Today I went in for a swede. I want to make stew and forgot to pick one up yesterday. Because I always go here after work and it closes early (i think it's opening hours reflect the surrounding office buildings), things start getting reduced at about 5 and I finish at 5 so always grab a bargain. I picked up half a swede, a small bag of new potatoes and a cauliflower all for the princely sum of 90p! They didn't have any vegan butter which I also planned to pick up but I will survive without it...for now. This place recently got self scanners which amuse me because as usual there was a man telling everyone to come use them but only 1 person on the actual checkout and a huge queue. Self scanners annoy me.

Yeah I know it's a bit pricey but that's expected from the co op. I hadn't been in this branch for…read morea wee while because I work nearer the one in battlefield rd. it was good to see that this one has had a makeover though, it was looking a bit tired of late. They seem to have upped their game regarding the fresh fruit and veg. Lots of lovely pre cut and bagged stuff. (Especially butternut squash, I bloody hate doing that). They now have self scan checkouts also. Big plus cos the q's were awful before. I'll definitely visit more often while I'm on my wee lunch hour walk.

Agree with other comments, it's definitely pricier than other local shops (although much cheaper…read morethan the M&S at the BP garage). There is also a Co-op travel centre and a Post Office within the building, making it easy to get those important daily tasks done! From around 6/7 each night they have stacks of near - sell by date bread at vastly reduced prices. Great for feeding the ducks at the local Queen's Park!

More or less what you'd expect from a small Tesco Express. They have the essentials available, a…read moregood selection of chilled sandwiches and snacks and quite a decent range of beer and wine for such a small branch. There's a free ATM just outside. It's usually been pretty clean when I've dropped in and I've never had trouble finding what I'm looking for, except when it's simply not something they stock. The staff are pretty great and get through the queues quickly. It's fine as a convenience store if you need to pick up a few things when you're in the area.

This isn't the best tesco metro…read more Fridge doors are often open which always makes me apprehensive if the foods being chilled enough Fresh fruit and veg, well there is a selection but not great They have an isle dedicated to sweets and another for alcohol, if you want to drink and eat junk then this is your Mecca I prefer to drive up to the co-op a little up the road