This is one of two Morrisons in the town but they support different areas of the town. This one is…read morelocated along the road from the retail park and is stand alone apart from a soft play beside it. There is a petrol station again like all morrisons has good and competative prices. This store has a dry cleaning service, pharmacy, instore bakers which always smells good as you pass. The other facilities include the instore butcher and cafe. The products are standard from their own basic range to their middle priced range and to the well known brands. They have weekly special offers on and these are usually very easy to find at the end of the aisles. The staff are friendly and helpful although there can be queues at the weekend. I do find the car park to be tight in places though so take your time.

Went shopping there today, no social distance. It is as though there has not been a out break of…read morecovid-19. Organised outside the shop, by a member of staff. Inside staff and customers were walking about in front of you, beside etc. Won't be going back. I'll go back to Morrisons in Giffnock far more organised.

Springburn Mini Market is a good wee general store. The thing I like about it is the fact it's so…read moretidy and well organised. Everything is in its place, and even the magazines are perfectly spaced out, as it it's actually been done with a ruler or something. Even the guy behind the counter was wearing a shirt and tie. I don't know itf it was a special occasion or something, but everything looked great. The one thing I don't like is the open boxes of sweets on the counter. You could drop money in those and transfer germs. At the door there is a wee stand, presumably for fresh fruit and veg, but, for some reason, containing only onions. Good shop though, would come here regularly if I lived nearby.

This is the local 'everything under one roof' health service point for Springburn and the environs…read more It has recently been renovated so is lovely and clean and modern inside. It also has a new pharmacy attatched to it as well which is quite handy. There are all the doctors surgeries which were there before, as well as the baby clinic, dental surgeries, podiatrist, mental health services, sexual health services and various other clinics, classes and support groups. It is also a handy point to get information on anything going on in the community like baby groups, quit smoking groups, or any information on charities, which always leave loads of leaflets there. All the staff in various departments who I have ever spoken to are really kind and helpful and generally seem to take pride in doing a good job for the community and individuals as well. Overall I think this is a very complete and convenient facility.

Lidls is a large supermarket situated next to the police station it has lots of parking spaces so…read moreparking is not a problem. Products are very reasonably priced and each week sees some different managers specials wither it be frozen food or fruit and vegetables. They have a great selection of dairy products and the yoghurts at 29pence are just delicious. Leaflets are sent out each week so you know in advance what households products will be on offer the following week. There are only 2 tills but ive never found that to be a problem. Staff are all lovely

This is quite a nice little lidl with a good selection of fresh vegetables. It is well stocked,…read morestaff are generally friendly, and there is always a good selection of 'weekly deals' (items other than food produce that appear in the middle isles). They have a decent sized car park and are right next to a bus station.

Generally I find Lidl to be a bit odd, it's very hit and miss: you'll find a satellite dish next to…read morethermal vests, next too a waffle maker in the hardware section, and the fresh fruit and veg can be great when there's stuff of the shelves, but they can look a bit desolate by the end of the day. There are people out there who Lidl watch, and by that I mean know what is going to be coming into Lidl in the future in the non-food bit of the shop. Following a tip-off from one such person regarding cheap fruit trees, yes I know the crazy circles I move in, I went along to my local branch in Lanark but to no avail: they had sold out. Then it occurred to me if the stores all receive the same stock but only certain things will be popular in certain areas, so I went along to this branch on the way home and confirmed my theory as a branch in a built-up area the stock of trees were untouched (pun intended).

You know what you are getting with Lidl - quality groceries at rock bottom prices. Don't be put off…read moreby the unusual names of the products, they are top notch items in most cases that our friends in Europe have as part of their supermarkets. All Lidl stores have the same blueprint: drinks in the first aisle, alcohol in the last near the checkout. The cold food sections are always located along the back wall of the store, with fruit and vegetables further along the first aisle of the store. In between is a mixture of usual supermarket fare, mostly from mainland Europe, and the week's special offers which can range from clothing, to toys, musical intstruments and car accessories. These items are sold for a limited time only, again at cheap cheap prices. The staff aren't that friendly, they always seem in a bad mood. Then again, it doesn't look like the most welcoming place to work - everything looks very basic. But, nonetheless, it is a great place to supplement your weekly shopping, and increasingly people are using it for their main weekly shop.

Good shop, excellent cafe (for a supermarket anyway), friendly staff, good fresh meat, not as much…read morechoice as Asda or Tesco but that usually makes it cheaper and the food is fresher. Always excellent deals going on too. You can't go wrong.

This is a decent sized and spacious supermarket with well lit, wide aisles . There is also a cafe…read morewhich is good for a fortifying sticky bun and hot chocolate before tackling the weekly shop. Not as wide a choice as Asda in Kilmarnock, but still good value with the special offers available.

A good wee local Co-Op with good promotions on juice and other bits and bobs that changes every few…read moreweeks. It's cramped inside and it's not always well stocked so it can be a bit hit and miss. They have a modest range of beers wines and spirits, with regular promotions on different drinks. I quite like Co-op's own brand of most things, including their cold meat and bakery products. It's a bit dearer than Asda or Tesco and the other big boys, but I still find myself going back. A busy enough wee place.

The staff are normally friendly (with a few exceptions) and helpful…read more Prices are a bit above average but this is normally expected in the smaller shops and if you shop wisely it's not too extravagant. They have a really good selection of sweets if that's what you're in the mood for! Word of advice: they are very strict on age laws for tobacco products and alchohol. If you look under 25 bring ID!

Tesco Express on Glasgow Road, Baillieston, is a brand new store…read more Situated between Baillieston Main Street and Bannerman High School, it is the first in a new development where the Shell petrol station used to stand. It's very shiny and new, in that way that only Tesco stores seem to achieve. With a good selection of food, snacks, alcohol and other drinks, newspapers, etc, it's a great addition to the area. There are a few check-outs and another self-service check-out, so you're set even when it's busy. It's a bit smaller than Tesco Expresses in the city centre (Ingram St and Sauchiehall St in particular), but has all the same amenities. There are also 2 cash machines (RBS I think, and LInk, so you won't be charged extra). Since you previously would have had to walk all the way to the Clydesdale on the Main Street or the Bank of Scotland at the corner of Barrachnie, this is a good spot. It's open 6am til 11pm daily - perfect for when you realise you forgot the milk!

Reasonably good size of store, open till 10pm. Parking to the front and a cash machine is located…read moreoutside the store. Despite the time the store was busy however, there were adequate maned and self service tills which meant I didn't cue for long.

A medium Tesco Extra store, covering all the usual departments…read more This particular branch has great parking facilities shared with the large B&Q next door. Although it lacks a Petrol station facility. Inside it has a smaller more limited clothing and electronics departments than other stores. Although it still keeps in stock most of the normal products people require. They have a limited hot food counter and the normal cold meats, butchery, deli, bakery and fishmonger. My only big warning is to avoid like the plague during Celtic matches due to the close proximity to parkhead and that people seem to use the car park for access to the stadium.

This used to be Big W before the ole Woolies was no more *sob* and I always wondered what company…read morewould be BIG enough to fill the huge space they left...so along came Tesco! (Surprise,surprise). This is a Tesco Extra which means its is HUGE yet this one does not have a separate, upper level like other Tesco Extras I have been in (St.Rollox for one). Instead the clothes/shoes in here are in a quite smallish section to the left as you walk towards the fruit/veg section. Also the electrical goods and other non-food/drink related products are in aisles to the right as you enter the building. This store is okay ~ nowt special. The only thing that makes this one a wee bit different from other Tesco Extras is in this one they have a few shelves full of Irish & American food products (mostly sweet things). Maybe other TE's have this too now..I couldn't say. Alongside this they have Asian/Japanese/African/Polish products also. One thing I do like about this TE is the amount of (frozen) vegetarian products/meals they sell compared to other supermarkets and also they're one of the few supermarkets I know that stock frozen yogurt! Woo! It's 24 hours, has a cafe, a 'Phone Shop' and a photo processing department. Apart from that it's just another Tesco. Overpriced in my humble opinion. Bah.