Purchased a 55" Tv on Saturday 15th Nov '25. Whilst waiting for my husband to bring the car to the…read moredoor, Lauchlan who was gathering trolleys, offered and helped my husband put the TV in our car. This was above and beyond and was done in a friendly manner. Thanks again Lauchlan.

Staff member seemed annoyed with my daughter when she dropped her unopened bubble tea we had just…read morepaid for on the floor and it burst open. Her tone and facial expression when asking for a clean up even when I apologised. No offer of a replacement for my daughter,She bought the drink herself and couldn't wait to get it home. She left the store very upset and crying.

Fast, friendly and convenient. Not the greatest selection of anything from the vegetable kingdom,…read morebut if you're looking for essentials, you've found the spot.

Decent quick tiny grocer in Edinburgh. 4stars only bc they were out of many items we wanted. 2…read moretimes we went .

While the nearby Morrison's had some decent gluten-free food (in the "free from" section, like I…read morewould have known that!), I heard that ASDA is huge. And there's a bus that takes you straight there. So off I went... Only upon arrival did I see the Wal-Mart sign next to it. Well, at least the prices will be cheap, right? I was starving so went to the cafe, where the lines were long, food was nearly out, and the tables a mess. To their credit, the poor workers were doing their best to keep the lines moving and tables tidied up, but just too many people making a big mess as they went along. The interior of the store was pretty cold, and the "free from" selections not much greater than Morrison's (although the freezer section had GF fish for fish and chips, meatballs, pizza, burritos, and the Amy's line of organic foods). I poked around the rest of the store and found the clothes line to be rather dated (Wal-Mart and Target in the US are vastly better) and lots of cheap home goods that's probably OK if you can't make it out to IKEA. Not worth a second visit; maybe it's time to see what Tesco and/or Sainsbury's has to offer.

Not quite as pure evil as its parent company Walmart, Asda has still never been a favourite with…read moreme. I found this branch to not be much better. There's nothing terrible about this Asda, but it has enough faults to make you want to shop elsewhere. Why Asda and not elsewhere? Like its other chains, Asda is a bit more expensive, and the quality isn't as good for most of its fresh produce. If I really must shop at a supermarket, I might as well justify it by its super cheapness or utter convenience. The better part of my soul might resent my local Tesco, but at least I have a good economic reason for going there. They might not oppose unions like Walmart, but I would still rather shop elsewhere.

Although most branches of Sainsbury's are pretty much exactly the same as the next one, this one…read morestands out due to its sheer size. Unless you have a car, then the big Tesco in New Town or the big Asda over by the Corn Exchange are a pain to get to, which means that this is where you'll head when you need a big shop. As well as all the usual food and grocery-related stuff this branch also offers a pharmacy, a household section, clothing, a bakery, a cheese counter as well as a butcher/fishmonger counter. It just so happens to be housed within the world's ugliest shopping centre, Cameron Toll. But don't let that put you off; with free parking and good bus links this is a pretty handy one as far as supermarkets go. Just avoid it at the beginning of all the uni terms, as it's packed to the rafters with students accompanied by their doting mums buying them enough food to last them until the next holidays and then some.

This is an absolutely massive Sainsbury's and is the best thing about the Cameron Toll centre by…read morequite a way. It is in a great location for students as well as it is near the Kings Buildings and therefore many people get flats in the area. Sainsbury's therefore get a good amount of younger customers. The store really does allow you to save a lot of money because if you go to the smaller branches of supermarkets such as Tesco Metro or Sainsbury's local, they tend to concentrate on stocking branded items rather than the cheaper Sainsbury's brands. I mean I really can't tell that much difference between Sainsnury's own baked beans than Heinz beans, and this shop would allow you to get these cheaper options. The shop also has a great range of clothes items and home items and would sure to be of great use at picking up some bargains for the house.

I don't enjoy this Tesco, it has a weird layout and a very random stock selection. I only ever pop…read morein if I'm at the retail park for something else, and tonight was no exception. Things they didn't have tonight included a jar of mincemeat and individual foil cases. Given the size of the store this really surprised me. I was in at around 8pm and wandered aimlessly for ages (genuinely about 10 minutes) trying to find a member of staff to ask about the above items. Eventually when I tracked someone down they had no idea where I'd get either of the things, so I gave up and went to another supermarket! Not good enough Tesco, I dread to think what it would be like nearer Christmas!

Don't go shopping when hungry!…read more Its a convenient size store and you can pretty much get anything you need: from food to clothing! Nearby you can get some Krispy Kreme doughnuts , but there is still a long queue.

Came here to stock up on groceries during our stay in nearby Cambusbarron…read more We always enjoy shopping at Tescos. We know what to get, we know what we like. Price and value are always great. Water, milk, soda, sparkling wine, red wine, pasta, bread, steaks, blue cheese, fruit and veggies. Some snacks for our doggie. As usual we found everything we needed and as usual for the same good quality and prices. Another enjoyable shopping experience at Tesco.

I would just like to say that I have just received my deliver wha a lovely and pleasant delivery…read moreman and most helpful. I am elderly and have health problems so it makes a difference to me to get help with my delivery. I am going to stick with Tesco's from now on.

OK so lets be honest... Morrisons is no Whole Foods or Waitrose but its about as good as it gets in…read moreSt. Andrews and for that it deserves 4 stars.... I mean any place that is consistently 30 pence cheaper then whatever is sold at the Tescos Metro in town is good with me.... Things to buy at Morrisons because its better the Tescos: *Mussels *Meat in general (beef and they even have chicken livers which happen to comprise one of my favourite childhood dishes... don't ask... ok well my uncle is a chef and I was his food compacting niece/food science project) *Milk *Cakes *Wines/Boooze *Avocados *Brussels sprouts *Soups * World Food *Butter Don't buy at Morrisons because its cheaper at Tescos: * GARLIC BREAD ********Ugh the only downer about this place is that its like a 15-20 minute walk from town if you don't have a car**********

The biggest supermarket in St Andrews with the largest selection of items, the only drawback to…read moreshopping here is its distance from the town centre. Especially for students not owning cars or bikes, Morrisons can be quite a long walk out. That aside, the store offers most of the items one would expect to find in a well-run supermarket. Plenty of fresh produce, meat, a large selection of drinks, non-food items and sometimes fantastic savings on products. Adjacent is also a petrol station.