I used to be a big fan of Lidl but recently I've realised that the low prices you pay are reflected…read morein the longevity of the salad and fresh meat... Lots of the stuff is good quality and cheap but don't expect it to last long. They've just restarted selling mini kegs of German beer which at £10 for 5 litres of good quality German beer is great!

Just recently moved to Hairmyres and this Lidl supermarket was nearby, only a 5 minute walk. Very…read moreclean with friendly, helpful staff. Very reasonably priced goods. Excellent bakery in store. Ample parking. This will probably be my regular stop for groceries.

Scotmid is really handy for the following reasons: -Ample…read morecar parking on street and in its own little car park -Free cash withdrawals -Wide selection of alcohol (including bottles of ale!) -Regular deals, to rival supermarket prices -Good reductions on food near date -Amazing cobs (bread rolls) from the local baker at 25p each. Soft, crusty or well-fired take yer pick!

I am very disappointed with my experience in your shop recently, I came in at lunchtime to get a…read moremeal deal and there was absolutely no main meals to get. School lunch is split over 2 different times and I think it is ridiculous that the younger kids always have a huge variety of items to chose from and then the older ones are just left with the scraps nobody wants. I don't think it is fair on people you should be saving stuff for second lunches so it's fair especially with the price you are charging for people not even to get what they want considering there is not many places to get lunch from anymore. I had to get a pasta as it was the only thing left and when I went to buy it, there wasn't even any forks anywhere and it's been that way for weeks now. I am appalled with this all as not only did I not get what I wanted I didn't even have anything to eat it with. I hope someone actually reads this and considers fixing these problems, I am not the only person who thinks as I've heard multi people say the same thing.

This Tesco is local to me, I visit it around 4-5 times a week. The stock and produce is always of a…read morehigh quality and the costumer service is satisfactory, the staff at Tesco are occasionally nice and pleasant and always helpful, although the staff are satisfactory and the products are of high quality I was emotionally knocked from the events that took place later in the day I was even more distressed when I found out about the ridiculous attempt to improve club card sales by the increase in price of the infamous Tesco meal deal from £3 to £3.50 if you don't have a club card, although I have a club card many of my peer found their self 50p short and unable to purchase lunch. Although mostly you will found the things you need if you go in on a Wednesday and Thursday you will usually find a shortage on meal deal items and chilled beverages. On a plus I have also experienced some out of date produce in the sandwiches marked as in date they are also in some state prior to opening the packaging.

The BEST Morrisons I've ever been to. It's enormous, yet because it's a Mozzas it doesn't feel all…read moreclinical and warehousey like a massive Tesco or Asda (and Sainsbury's these days) does. I can't give it five stars because it is just a Morrisons, however if you need to do a weekly shop and you value good deals, good choice and excellent fresh meat, this is the place to go. There's also a restaurant... but I'm not sure I could ever bring myself to trying that!

Morrisons is a chain of supermarkets prevalent throughout the UK…read more The store at Lindsayfield in East Kilbride was originally a Safeway store but when Morrisons bought Safeway out, it was rebranded. I find this to be a particularly nice branch of Morrisons. It has a petrol station which I have used several times and been impressed with. I find Morrisons petrol prices to be very competitive. The store has a large car park at the front and cash machines at the main entrance. Morrisons stores are laid out like old fashioned markets which is something I personally like and when you enter you will find fresh fruit and veg on display, some of which is on a mock barrell to give the feeling of these markets. The store has an excellent selection of groceries on offer and there are Butchers, Fishmongers and Pie departments, as well as the bakery. Morrisons has a fairly decent non-food section offering homewares, kitchenware, CDs, DVDs and games. Lastly this Morrisons has a great cafe which I have used several times and rate highly. I like the fact you order your hot food at Morrisons and they then cook it for you - there's nothing on offer here that has been sitting on a hotplate for too long drying out! This is an excellent supermarket in East Kilbride.

It's not just the nectar points that bring me back to this particular supermarket week after week…read more Obviously, when you get used to your supermarket, you get to know where every little thing is without having to wander around the isles thinking about asking another member of staff. I've been to every brand of supermarket and there's just something nicer about this particular shop. I've been to other Sainsbury's as well, and they don't even feel as nice as this one. The only fault that I DO come across some weeks, is that the same staff that cover the deli' counter have to cover the hot chicken counter at the end of the shop, and, because there is a large egg shelf between, they don't see you if you're waiting to be served. You are stuck with the dilema of moving from your position at the front of the queue and walking up to the deli counter to tell the staff that you're wanting. They might come down and serve the person who was waiting behind me first. I toss and turn in bed at night worrying about the thought of it sometimes. I think I like this shop because the staff are relaxed and friendly

Based in Kingsgate retail park in East Kilbride this is my favourite supermarket and has been since…read moreI started shopping here back in 2000. It has a good range of fresh produce clearly marked in regards to origin, I prefer to buy 'local' where I can and Sainsbury's are very good at plastering a saltire on anything even remotely Scottish. Unlike some supermarkets I've been to in recent times this Sainsbury's does a really good job of marking down the end of shelf life produce which saves me lots of cash and is also virtually the only way I can afford to eat meat. More generally the store isn't too big, but still manages to stock a variety of non-food items including clothing, electrical equipment, dvd's, cd's and so on. It has good lavatory facilities, although they are a tad small at times when you've got a small child in tow. They also have a really good cafe where we often stop off for a bite to eat if we're pushed for time ... oh yeah, the staff are really friendly too and there are one or two characters who really make the place feel like somewhere you belong.

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!

Despite their cringe-inducing, "Give it Aldi!" adverts, I really quite like Aldi. The German…read morediscount supermarket has improved considerably and has just been named supermarket of the year by consumer group, Which?. Aldi, like arch-rval, Lidl, stock a fairly limited range of mostly own-brand food, and weekly non-food special offers, such as DIY, motoring, outdoors, etc. By limited range, I mean that they tend to focus on a narrower spread of varieties of each product, I quite like this - because I tend to procrastinate... now which variety of houmous to choose? Regular, Peri-peri, red pepper, chilli-infused, etc. Keeping it simple speeds up my shopping no end! They now have a "deluxe" range too, like Tesco Extra Special or Sainsbury's Taste the Difference. For a city-centre supermarket, this is probably the best in Glasgow. Prices way cheaper than Asda, and a far wider range than the Tesco/Sainsbury's convenience stores. And with a proper fresh fruit and veg selection. This store is popular with students at the nearby halls, as well as Merchant City residents. Currently, twin pack red pointed sweet peppers are 79p - compared with around £1.80 in Tesco. 500ml Williams Bros beers are £1.60 or so, tinned tomatoes 30p, 6 large free-range eggs, 99p, cherry plum tomatoes 59p. The weekly super-six fruit and veg deals is epic, last week a bag of six oranges for 59p... amazing! A special mention has to be made for Aldi's Ribera del Duero red wine - this is absolutely one of the best budget (sub-£15) reds you can buy. Trust me on this, you'll impress the snobbiest of dinner guests with this one, it's awesome, and under £6. In summary, really good quality stuff, large range of fresh fruit and veg, good meat and chilled section, great booze, and who knows, you might pick up a bargain riding crop or air compressor!

Things I like about here:…read more It's really close to home The fruit/veg part is really well stocked and is of very good quality It has a random tat section You can get Williams Bros, Drygate and Brewdog beers for around £1.50 Overall, you get a lot of bang for your buck. Things I dont like: There's a tendency to wait until there are huge queues before opening another checkout - and then only having it open for 5mins. I wish it was bigger.

I'd reviewed this spot when it was a Spar and I'm excited to review it now it's had a refurb and a…read morerebrand. The only real downside of this shop is the car park can be a bit of a pain when it's busy (e.g. Saturday morning). Best park on one of the side streets. There's a free cash machine out the front. Inside, it's decorated a bit like a gourmet deli and stocks some pretty decent stuff. Sure, it's a wee corner store and a chain but I'm impressed what they've done with the place and its obviously very popular with the locals. I was just in to grab the newspaper and a couple of drinks but I spent a bit of time ogling the patisserie section (mostly all gone by 10am) and then the baked items in the warmer (mmm pasties). They also have Drygate beers for £2. Staff are friendly and kind, and overall there isn't much not to like about this shop. They're open 6am - 11pm every day and I'll be sure to make a special visit to this wee shop more often in the future.