It is my favourite petrol station, and I have always used this all the time, but it is just the…read moresame as other filling stations. However, this Filling station is 24 hours, and sell almost anything like in a news-agent shop. But it is quite roomy, and the shop-floor is bigger than compared to Greenock Petrol Filling Station, it is quite bright and clean. You also can top up your mobile phone and pay cash/credit card Also it does not have customer toilets! Even this filling station do not have a Car Wash! But they do gives you free water for the windscreen, and air as well. This filling station tends to get busy during the peak time, and the entrance and the exit to the road are good, and easy to get in and out of this station.

This is a petrol station that is sat alongside the tesco supermarket. It has really good entrances…read moreand exits and is very competatively priced. We filed up here having got a money off each litre of fuel due to shoping in the supermarket and it made a wee bit of a difference. The cars can manoever round the forecourt easily and the staff member was very friendly serving us. We got a newspaper and a few bottles of juice they had quite a lot of bits and pieces for your everyday needs. The petrol station is ideally situated for the tourists driving alongside the clyde as it would not take you too far off your planned route and it is easy to find you can not miss it!

I called in here to buy fuel yesterday for the first time. I think it's somewhere I shall use…read morefairly frequently from now on because it's very handy for me, being right next to Tesco, and not far from where I live. Because it's not in the middle of town, it's not very busy I've passed it many times and there are never long queues. There's a car wash to one side which I'll try sometime as well. The lady who served me inside the little shop yesterday was very friendly. You can also buy confectionery and newspapers here to save going into Tesco.

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.

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.

This is a super sized garage with a huge forecourt. Inside you have a Gregg's, Subway, Costa…read moreCoffee and large shop. Open 24hrs and located on the road to Luss, this is certainly going to be popular

If you know this place you must be heading somewhere towards the highlands. It's a pit stop that's…read moreknown throughout Scotland. A stop that next to a couple of little Inns. A petro station and of course the shops. Basically a pit stop if you need the restroom. It's alway busy with tourist, tour buses and locals heading north. There's a few little shops thats all connected to each other. Your usual gift stores with literally everything and anything Scottish. Between the souvenir and gift shops is also an apparel shop. Seems more for the outdoors type of clothing. They also have a restaurant inside that offers soups, pastries, sandwiches both hot and cold. A cafeteria style where you grab a tray and head down to the register. Each visit, it's alway the sausage rolls and scones with jam and cream that's ordered. It's something about them that's is alway a must when I'm here. Also their soups were quite tasty. I believe there's another smaller cafe to the side. And a mini connivence store similar to a 7'11. Toward the back of property where the tour buses parked, there's also laundry services for use. Plenty of parking in the lot. It's a nice and pretty cool pit stop that's well known.

This place is a great rest stop if you're between Fort Willam and Glasgow for whatever reason…read more It's quite large and clean, has a lot of restroom capacity, a good cafe/coffee/snack shop, and a large and well stocked gift shop. It may well be the only significant rest stop on this route. It was a surprise also to me to see 'ol Gulf Oil still being marketed for petro, but more power to 'em.

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.

The new Walkers Coffee Shop has opened and with an ambiance lacking in the area, this fills the…read morevoid perfectly. Good, friendly staff, clean, modern and relaxing.