This is the only shopping centre in Kirkintilloch and to be honest there isn't much in it…read more It has a couple of travel agents, a café, Peacocks and also contains a Tesco that is slightly larger than a Tesco Express but certainly not as big as a usual supermarket. There is often 'carts' selling things like crafts and candles. It's not the cleanest and doesn't have a lot going for it to be perfectly honest. In reality the most used shops face onto the high street anyway and Tesco's also has a separate entrance, so the use of the inside 'shopping centre' is negligble. It is used only by people cutting through from the street to Tesco's up the escalators. Not really worth a vist, or a review

The Regent Shopping Centre in Kirkintilloch is not quite as big as I had hoped! It looks great from…read morethe outside, and the website seems to promise a lot, but I was a little disappointed when I found myself in there. First things first, the Regent Centre does have great parking facilities. There is a car park at ground level, as well as a roof top car park - so there are generally always plenty of places to park. Oh and PS, they're all free! The main attraction really is the Tesco that lives on the first floor of the centre. It's quite a big Tesco, and will fulfill all your general food-related needs. Although you will find a selection of newspapers and magazines - there are no CDs or DVDs in this store. Downstairs is a little more of a disappointment, aside from a Superdrug, a very small Boots and a few card shops, the centre has quite little to offer. There are one or two individual clothes shops, but they didn't excite me very much at all! Overall, the Regent Centre looks nice, and is great for the parking and the Tescos - but perhaps don't expect to get very much else from it!

A small retail park located in Robroyston in North Glasgow…read more There has been a bit of development to this wee site recently with the addition of a gym and carvery just off site. Located next to the 24hr Robroyston Adsa there is a McDonalds, Watt Brothers, B+M, Homebase, costa coffe and more recently a poundworld. Some of the shops are open till 8pm but each store is worthing checking individually. With ample parking and regular bus service its a no bad wee place if you live in the area however its not somewhere I would go out of my way to go if not from the area.

Not a bad place. Cuts the journey to town or other shopping centres like the Fort…read more It has the same shops as most of these retail parks, so if you are in or around this area it is very handy. Shops like B&Q, Halfrauds, Argos, Matalan, Boots, M&S, Sports Direct and that popular pasta place that I confuse with the ice cream...Ben & Jerry's. I only really use it for Sports Direct new gym stuff or football gear. You have a few more stores here but I cannot remember their names don't want to be giving you false info. There is a Burger King just at the entrance to this place if that is what you are into. If you are travelling through, there is a shell garage right next to this place for fuel top up. This place used to be pointless but new shops have popped up and it is getting a little better.

The Strathkelvin Retail Park can be found on the outskirts of Bishopbriggs. It's not really a place…read moreto go for a wander - as it doesn't really have that kind of shops - but it's a pretty useful place to know about. As well as the biggest Marks & Spencer Simply Food that I have ever seen, it also houses an Argos, a B&G, a couple of furniture and bed shops, some carpet shops, a Curry's,a homebase and a halfords. Basically, it's great place to go if you're doing a bit of redecorating and DIY. There's also a drive-through Burger King if you're peckish. The great thing about this place is that there's a huge car park which is completely free.

In a dark and dingy corner of the north of Glasgow, you will find Springburn Shopping Centre:…read morefilled with local old ladies whiling away the day nattering on a bench, or old men in bunnets queuing up for a scotch pie at Greggs. This isn't the place to visit, if you're after high fashion clothing or a long day of shopping, but there are some bargains to be had. This shopping centre is great for picking up odds and ends, whether you're finding household goods in Poundstretcher, or stocking up on freezer food at Farmfoods. There is a Greggs bakers, which is always queued right out the door with local biddies and the surrounding student population, hoping to bag a hot pastie or pie. The clothes shopping selection leaves a lot to be desired, with only one ladies clothes shop that seems rather tacky and outdated, with sequins and spandex galore. Springburn Shopping Centre is cheap and cheerful, more suited to a wander with your granny than lunching with the ladies.

This is where the phrase cheap and cheerful really is truly accurate. I've only been in here a few…read moretimes when passing a hungover day off with a friend who lives nearby. So on we stroll to get some 'fresh air' and straighten ourselves out. As Adele has mentioned there is not an abundance of shops. So it's certainly not the place to go for a big shopping day or to get wined and dined (as Ocean Terminal in Edinburgh seems to market itself as). No, this is a place to pop into for a quick sausage roll and look in Poundstretcher for any bargains. There's nothing wrong with this. It provides a few select budget stores for household good and the necessity bits and bobs. You really would hate to think of some of the old dearies here attempting to get the bus into town. Not exactly on the list of 'must see's for Glasgow but a good, local shopping centre for nearby residents, students and workers.

Used to be a big woolies and great use is made of the space…read more Excellent array of bigger homeware bits

Need something from Argos but don't want to make a trip to the always-busy Sauchiehall Street…read morestore? Take my advice, jump in the car and head to this one. They usually have pretty good stock levels of items, but remember that you can check online before you go. Generally, I order online and then head down to this store. It's quite a small store (well, relatively seeing as its in a huge retail park) and there's normally no one there at all. This means in less than five minutes you can be in and out again with a smoothie maker, a yoga mat, laminator pouches or whatever else it is you fancied. Get all the benefits of cheap and cheerful Argos items without being herded like sheep. Sorted.

Let's face it, you don't go to Argos for a browse. If you're heading to an Argos then 9 out of 10…read moretimes you know exactly what you want to buy - right down to the catalogue numbers. Sometimes heading all the way into Glasgow, to get a parking space, to walk to one of the bigger stores to buy your items and lug it back to the car is just too much effort. The main plus point of this Argos is that it's pretty much always empty. Since it's empty, you can literally be in and out of this place in 5 minutes if you know your catalogue numbers (maybe even less if you pre-order on the internet). The final good thing about this Argos is that you can park pretty much literally at the front door which saves having to carry whatever you buy any further than a few metres out of the shop.

My lower review isn't a true reflection of how good the prices are in this store. Great place for a…read moredeal on new trainers It's spacious, bright, inviting and the team are helpful However Trainers are all over the place for finding sizes, with 8s with the 12s and 10s where the 7s should be..... I hate this as it messes with my head! Not many kids clothes or a real choice of kids trainers Also I was charged double without realising and had to return after driving off and looking at my receipt Fix the trainers, have more children choices and it's a great store, ring up issues will happen and they were apologetic when I returned

This place is really a hit or miss store. Some days you walk in, everything is in it's place and…read morethere are loads of deals to be had. Some days you walk in and there's really no good deals and every thing is a bit haphazard. Lately, I've had more luck than my guy who is a huge Nike fan. He's pretty active with football and running, so he's always in the market for new running shorts and football socks. He has quite the collection of trainers, so when there's a deal to be had, he's all about it. The staff here are really friendly and more times than not they offer a bit of banter while ringing you up. I always get confused when they confirm that I'm buying the correct shoe size because they say the UK size and I'm always looking at the US size. I'm always told I'm lucky I can just look at the size on the box and know exactly what I'm getting. While this is a hit or miss shop, it's a lot better than a lot of the Nike outlets we've been too and it's close enough to the city centre that it's an easy trek to get here. We'll always be back looking for bargains!

This is my local asda and my go to for shopping…read more Its not the biggest store but has a good range of products and a george clothing section. A cafe has recently been added. Toilets are located just inside the entrance and cashpoint just outside. I only have 2 small issues that would make this a 5 star review. 1. Improve the range of gluten free items. 2. More disabled spaces near the front of the store.

Cafe staff must have been on strike , several tables needed wiped and tidied up, floors need a good…read moreclean.