Fastastic store with a beautiful range of clothes for all the family. I was amazed by some of the…read morehuge reductions on clothes today and came away with some terrific bargains (including fleece jumpers reduced to under £5!) It's a bit cramped between racks of clothes but this is a minor quibble. The staff are lovely, helpful and friendly every time I've visited. You can access the shopping mall from the rear of the store beside the food hall, which is useful, especially in bad weather.

This store has recently changed to become an outlet store and is really good! Still laid out like a…read moreregular marks store but all items are heavily reduced!! Great value, some fab bargains on winter coats!! The store also has a food department which always has lots of stock available in the two can dine for 10pound section and the special offers. Staff are friendly and helpfull and queues are never very big! Not great for parking though, parking is behind paisley centre so you still have to go outside to enter store. I like this store!!

Well the Paisley centre hardly the new harrods infact hardly the new anything…read more The shopping centre is old and seems very tacky to be fair , their isnt a lot in the shopping centre you have a lot of individual cafes, junk shops, card shops, phone shops, you also have a butchers, fishmongers, fruit & Veg shop, but with the likes of M&S being inside the centre this doesnt help the small businesses much and neitheir does having a morrisons near by. It also has a big Co-operative department shop which i am suprised is even still their if you look at the prices of items in the store. But it does have a nice cafe on the bottom floor and a thorntons and mcdonalds other than this its nothing special. The centre to be fair doesnt have much life even though it is in the centre of paisley. It could be doing with some better shops in their and a bit of life adding to it. But with Braehead being a short distance away i cant see this ever happening. Overall Good Location Poor Atmosphere Poor Selection of Shops Badly Outdated

There's not much in Paisley these days. Braehead pretty much killed busy Saturday's and the fact…read morethat the council still insist on charging for parking on a Saturday means there's unlikely to be a drastic improvement soon. The Paisley Centre suffers from a few empty units but the gem is the InShops. The InShops are full of little independent retailers - butchers, fish stall, cafes, furniture, nail bar, and a watch repairers. I always pop in here for repairs to my watch as the work is great and really cheap. The M&S has went from being a normal store to being an Outlet store, which is full of M&S products which have been highly discounted. There is also a foodhall full of M&S goodies. The Paisley Centre is ok - it could do with more filled units, but the InShops are worth checking out.

The Piazza is the worst shopping centre I have ever been in. It's a shame really because I remember…read morewhen I was younger and I was living in a village in between the centre of Glasgow and Paisley town centre and at that time Paisley was a thriving, busy town with lots of shops. When I was about 13 my mum started letting me get the bus into Paisley with my friends to go around the shops because we were still a bit young to be let lose in big scary Glasgow! Nowadays though it's only really the Piazza that's left and the shops are horrible. There are lots of pound shops and bad ones at that! In terms of fashion, the most on trend stores include DR, Bonmarche, Ethel Austin and The Knitwear Gallery which says it all really! It is mostly older people who live in Paisley that shop in the Piazza as it really isn't worth the journey in from anywhere else in the Glasgow area.

I'll admit that I usually only come in here to use the loo as there isn't much else going for it…read more The few shops that occupy the center sell clothes for example Peacocks, international and Mackays, food well you'll be wanting Aulds, BB's cafe or the Co-operative then. For every occasion there is a reasonably priced card shop and for everything else there is Poundland and Homezome oh and if you're into arts and crafts or reading the Works is a nice substitute to the local more expensive WH Smith. I'm giving this 2 because I remember when I was little that there was such more variety of shops.

The new kid on the block which recently opened within one of the previously empty units next to…read moreTesco Linwood, . With a "sister" B&M store not far away in the Phoenix retail park Linwood/Paisley (not far from ASDA) I was wondering what the difference was? Compared to other B&M's I've visited, this is a lot brighter store, with almost an old style supermarket feel, except that the shelves are stacked as high as possible with goods, presumably because it's just opened it's doors. The rang is pretty much the same range as the other B&Ms I've visited, just in a smaller space. Unlike it's nearest "sister" store it doesn't have an outdoor garden section or a furniture section, but apart from that, it stocks most of the same items at prices that challenge the big supermarkets in the area. As long as you're a smart shopper and watch out for the odd price that is just that little bit more expensive that the usual, it's worth a visit to stock up on the odd item or two. My only gripe with this store is the automatic doors which, despite being brand new, take an age to open. This may put some people off going in and others frustrated as they try to leave, for me (being a quick walker) it meant that I had to stop myself from going head first into them only to realise, taking a step back and then standing like a security guard during a Black Friday sale, whilst they eventualy opened.

When I heard this store was opening in a long time empty unit, I was a little surprised, as there…read moreis another B&M less than a mile away. The store itself is bright and well laid out, friendly staff, with tattoos and piercings all on show, which I'm a big fan of, I like a company who let their staff express themselves! The store is a B&M 'bargain' store, I'm not exactly sure what the difference is between a 'regular' store and this one, but it seems to sell mostly the same items. It's closes at 8pm Monday to Friday which is acceptable, but 6pm on Saturday and Sunday seems a little early. Other than the opening hours, I find this a fantastic little store, with plenty choice of bargains to be had.

The first time that ever been to a Bargain buys, I was in Paisley and spotted this one and came in…read morefor a quick visit. I was quite surprised with the amount of selection that they had especially with known brands. The Shelves in this store are well stocked and the prices where unbelievable with some items being up to four times cheaper than some shops in Glasgow. I was in looking for an item even though they didn't stock that particular product I did find a substitute. This store does deserve a five star for prices, selection and good value.

What can you say about a chain supermarket that hasn't been said already?…read more Well I've been using this ASDA since it opened (even worked there when it opened) and it's changed a lot. It has everything from the usual clothes, food, electricals etc to a pizza counter, fish counter (in store) as well as an optician, photo processing and pharmacy (past the tills). There appear to be 3 areas dedicated to promotions. The first to the left of the Produce (fruit & veg), then in the middle of the store (till side) and then the back wall (beside the frozen food). Saying that the prices go up and down like a yo-yo so you have to watch whether things are really the best price or not, however with current competition the prices are usually on the low side. There is a "Grocery Collectuon" point at the back of the ample car park, for people who have ordered on-line and don't want to go into store (not really that busy). Overall it's like most larger size stores but not as wide a range as other stores (Govan or Cumbernauld), a good all rounder.

Ahh good old Asda! I do my weekly shop at this Asda as I find it to be the cheapest of the…read moresupermarket chains and this branch is huge. I always go in for food but spend at least 45 minutes wondering around the George section then meandering over to the books and magazines taking a detour past the DVDs and Cd's. Eventually thought I do reluctantly go and get some food. This Asda is open 24 hours which is great for me because I am an incredibly impatient shopper and can't stand crowds so I tend to go late at night when this place is more or less dead. I know the self service till things are hated by many but I love them because it means I don't need to actual speak to any of the mutant staff, phew! The only real issue I have with this Asda are the fegs, let me explain what these are. In England they have chavs but in Scotland we have neds. However in the Ferguslie area of Paisley (which is right beside this Asda branch) we have an extra strong breed of ned known as the feg. They run riff in Asda but if you go late at night but not tooooo late, say around 9 o'clock you can usually avoid them.

This place is big and busy, and well stocked with opportunities to spend your money. If you live…read morenear the area and don't have time to go into the city centre, this is a miniature town from town, with a lot of major high street stores to choose from. However, you're more likely to find The More Store and New Look than topshop here, or budget pound stores than supemarkets. That being said, there is a huge Asda right outside it. It's good, but let's just say it's no Buchanan Galleries, and not worth the trip if you don't live nearby.

Growing up in Clydebank, I was always frustrated when a new Pound Shop or More Store arrived in the…read moreshopping centre. The old Clydebank FC was knocked down and made into huge retails spaces which were quickly filled by Poundstrecher and a discount shoe shop. The other side of the road became the new home of Next Clearance. "Why doesn't Clydebank have any decent shops?" I used to moan. "What about Topshop, or a Gap?" I suppose Clydebank Shopping Centre is filled with cheap shops because it is based in a town with a lot of poverty. Granted, it's not all bad, there is a decent New Look and Dorothy Perkins and a massive 24 hour Asda. However, Bankies looking for quality retailers end up just making the 15 minute drive to either Braehead or Silverburn or jump on the train to the city centre.

Clydebank Co-op is a great old fashioned department store right at the bottom of the shopping…read morecentre. It has a food hall on the ground floor, with Clydebank's main post office at the back of it. In the actual department store there is a nice wee cafe with free wifi. The store sells everything you can think of. Baby goods, toys, musical instruments, electrical appliances, fancy goods, DIY goods, clothing and book. Worth a visit for a look at the lovely old building alone.

Another long established shop in Clydebank Shopping Centre. This shop is located at the start of…read morethe shopping centre nearer Clydebank Train Station. This shop has many levels and sells many different products, including Carpets, sofa's, beds, wallpaper, paint, ornaments, toys, clothing, electrical etc. This is a great shop where you can even open a club card to pay up for your goods. The Co-op also has a small grocery store attached which has a fantastic deli counter. At the back of the grocery store you will also find the post office.