I don't enjoy this Tesco, it has a weird layout and a very random stock selection. I only ever pop…read morein if I'm at the retail park for something else, and tonight was no exception. Things they didn't have tonight included a jar of mincemeat and individual foil cases. Given the size of the store this really surprised me. I was in at around 8pm and wandered aimlessly for ages (genuinely about 10 minutes) trying to find a member of staff to ask about the above items. Eventually when I tracked someone down they had no idea where I'd get either of the things, so I gave up and went to another supermarket! Not good enough Tesco, I dread to think what it would be like nearer Christmas!

Don't go shopping when hungry!…read more Its a convenient size store and you can pretty much get anything you need: from food to clothing! Nearby you can get some Krispy Kreme doughnuts , but there is still a long queue.

I'm not sure if you have heard of Aldi and if not, its a supermarket chain similar to Lidl. You can…read morefind it on Georgie road, a 10 min bus ride from Haymarket. There is also a medium sized car park at the rear. It sells unknown brands for lower prices. The quality of the food and household supplies are acceptable and well within the value you pay for it. Their sweets section is one of a kind and the chocolate a must try. They also sell cat food called VitaCat that my cats like and which is a bit cheaper than the popular brand names. Household items are particularly well priced: toilet and kitchen roles, cleaners, candles..... You can also rumble you special on offer items, which are exchanged each month. During Christmas time they are much better stocked with a wider selection. For bread and meaty goods, however, I still shop somewhere else, but in any case my household bills have decreased.

I live in the city centre and don't drive so most of my food shopping involves local and tiny…read moregrocery shops with little choice. The media are always mentioning how amazing Aldi is with its cheap produce and all that jazz. This Aldi is quite big for a city grocery market - well bigger than I expected. And they have a pretty big car park! I visited on a sunday afternoon and it was busy. One thing you notice is that the aisles are narrow. They have the fresh veg on the right hand side when you first enter. Then meats and fish followed by milk and cheese and then prepared foods. I came specifically for their fillet of beef - a bargain at £4.99 for 170g (it wasn't bad!). Aldi also sell things you didn't realize you needed - like an exercise mat or face cream for £2.99 (hey the magazines say it will get rid of all of your wrinkles!) Aldi have some great deals and if I lived closer I'd be a regular!

Fast, friendly and convenient. Not the greatest selection of anything from the vegetable kingdom,…read morebut if you're looking for essentials, you've found the spot.

Decent quick tiny grocer in Edinburgh. 4stars only bc they were out of many items we wanted. 2…read moretimes we went .

I had groceries delivered last night. Two boxes - but one was wrong box. Driver returned with…read morecorrect one. He proceeded to put items in and as result some items I have paid for haven't been received. How disappointing. Can you rectify this please?

As far as large supermarkets go, this is at the pinnacle of achievement. Let's ignore the fact that…read morethe shop has destroyed local business and annihilated the main street in Corstorphine and review it in comparison to other giant supermarket outlets. It has everything. Clothes, fridges, celeriac, bin bags, spectacles, dentist, bank, bakery, fishmongers, coffee place, toys, booze, frozen food, petrol, Gaviscon.... The list goes on, almost endlessly. And it's open 24 hours. Staff are usually really helpful and always manage to point me in the right direction for whatever weird little item I've come in for. I realise it's Tesco, but for what it does it does it incredibly well. No wonder this brand is taking over the UK, street corner by street corner.

We stayed out by the airport and got breakfast here most days - it's actually pretty good for the…read moreprice and we really enjoyed the Scottish breakfast. If you want a cheap, filling breakfast, would recommend. The mushrooms we got the 4th time we were there were a bit watery which was sad but we'd still go back.

This is a fairly large Mozzers at the arse end of the Gyle. I mean, it's well stocked and the staff…read moreare cheerful enough but it does feel depressingly empty in the aisles near the back. Since it used to be a Safeway a very long time ago, it still has that 70s dated charm to it but in here it doesn't really work well and it just comes across as run down. There is a cafe at the front which just looked like a standard supermarket cafeteria but the toilets next to it were stinking. Not to mention that they are horrid and small. At least they have a family butcher, a bakery, a pizza counter and a deli along the back wall which makes up for the run down feel of the place. But the place always feels dead because everyone that shops in the Gyle is off at the other end doing their grocery shop at the epic M&S superstore and not here in the dingy Morrisons. I will only be in here if Starbucks, Costa and the M&S Café are full. If they give it a state of the art refurbishment, I will return.

I usually don't like Tesco but I like this one. It's small, has all the essential food groups…read more(milk, gf bread and wine) and although it's busy, there are never huge queues. It's also on my walk home from work, so I pop in a few times a week for little bits and pieces. Like most Tesco's you do pay more for your goodies than say Asda, and as this is a mini Tesco then add a bit more onto the price. But I'm usually always able to get Genius GF seeded bread here and some GF biscuits so that what makes it a winner. So, great for little essentials if you live locally and friendly staff

This is my little Express tesco just walking distance from my flat! Its a good express tesco,…read morealways stocked, got the basics and friendly staff. Always busy but moving through well. Ive never had to wait in line for the self check out! The security guards are always friendly and helpful too! Open late and while small still can find some good things on reduced =)

This place scares me…read more I don't often shop at big stores like this. No, it's not a hipster thing (ok... it's kind of a hipster thing) but ever since moving into Stockbridge, my favourite Sunday activity is visiting all the little local spots to grab groceries for the week. There's something charming about swinging into the butchers and then down to the bakery for tonight's dinner. But not everything can be found at a little haunt and sometimes, my bank account gets mad at me and I have to venture into a big spot like this. The thing I will point out (as many before me have) is that the quality of their store brand here is excellent. Much better than the Tesco stuff I found my first few weeks (that's the extent of my big box groceries though, so take this with a grain of salt I suppose). From the produce, to the pre-made salads (the beetroot and quinoa is excellent! Oh gosh, I AM a hipster!), to the interesting pre-made meal finds - it's a nice step up from your normal big box selection. Plus, they stock three different kinds of Yamazaki whisky. Coming from Canada where you can't find this in the MOST exclusive shops - this tickles me. So I would be a huge fan of this place, if it didn't give me complete and utter anxiety every time I set foot in the place. It is SO DAMN BUSY. ALL THE TIME! I don't know if it's because there's a online pick up area right at the front (which is handy), or because i'm too used to my Sunday shop strolls, but this place seems like a bit of a zoo every time i've been in. Which would be ok I suppose if the lines moved a bit quicker at check out and there were more people to lead this lost Canadian to the right aisle, but as it stands - though useful, it's a rather unpleasant shopping experience. I'll keep coming here for big ticket items and when I get my arse in gear to do a big shop, but I doubt it will make it on the regular rotation any time soon.

When I moved from Surrey to Scotland one of the very few things I missed was Waitrose. Living in…read moreFalkirk, we didn't even have a Sainsbury's but my Waitrose withdrawal ended when we moved to Edinburgh - where there is not only one - but TWO Waitroses to meet the foodie needs of North and South. I would never consider Waitrose to be my regular grocery store - I suppose that's where the missing star goes. It's more of a treat - like going to a food hall of a posh department store. The cleaning supplies and toiletries are a bit more than at other shops and the selection isn't as good - but they are there in case of emergency. The true delight comes in the more interesting selection of fresh fruit and veg - far more greens that any other supermarket - and even most independent grocers. Bok Choi, kales (whole not shredded), chard.... perfect for green juices! Great cheeses, meats, fresh baked breads and the amazing dessert aisle!! The salted caramel brownies from Maison Blanc are incredible!! The Strockbridge/Comely Bank location is ideal for when you have other things to do in town and the free parking garage is a great bonus. Another bonus - free tea and coffee if you have a 'My Waitrose' card. Ah, Waitrose - you do spoil us!!

This is the biggest super market you will find around Haymarket and West End, I would say. It has a…read moregood selection of products, but you pay slightly more compared to bigger branches from competitors. The bakery part is always worth a visit, along with the hot food section for lunches. Weekly offers are also worth a visit! Amazon has placed a locker area, where you can pick up your order from there rather than wondering if it will fit through your door at home or having to pick it up from a post office another day.

Was vselectionisiting Edinburgh for a few days and drove past this on our way in. Stocked up on…read morefresh fruits ( Bannans,Blue Berries and Strawberries) and the prices were reasonable. Visited during the virus outbreak so there was no bread or toilet paper. They do have a bakery that sells baked goods. Love the alchohol selection and the staff were really nice.

This Scotmid is shiny and new after recently being refurbished. It has a much better lay out, and…read moreshock horror some staff to work behind the tills! Which means if there is one person in front of you in the queue, the nice check out boy will buzz for someone else to come and everyone moves along quickly and quietly. Note to security guard. I know it is Gorgie so everyone is a suspect, but do you really need to follow me around every time I come in? Especially as you see me make my purchases every time I come in!

A fresh and bright branch of the much loved Scotmid, you can stock up on groceries here, buy some…read moreclassic Blossom Hill, get the latest magazine or just get some snacks if you're feeling a little peckish. As far as corner shops go, Scotmid's are great and they always have a great selection of goodies to choose from. Clean, well organised and well stocked, I really can't complain.

Great wee shop with very helpful staff…read more Close by all the offices in Morrison street so handy for a lunch meal deal or picking up an item for dinner on the way home. They have a hot food cabinet which I picked up a box of macaroni and cheese for £3. The coop are very good at labelling their good if it is vegetarian, it is how I wish all shops would be.

Was visiting Edinburgh for a few days and drove past this on our way in. Stocked up on fresh fruits…read more( Bannans,Blue Berries and Strawberries) and the prices were reasonable. Visited during the virus outbreak so there was no bread or toilet paper. They do have a bakery that sells baked goods. Love the alchohol selection.