This is now called Sommerfield. It is easy access and is both pram and wheelchair friendly inside…read morethe store. They sell a range of bread, milk, drinks both soft and alcoholic, some cleaning products and jars, tins etc. They also sell boxed cakes along with pancakes, scones etc. There is a wide range of magazines and newspapers and the odd ready meals along with a couple of freezers. It is quite well stocked for being a smaller sommerfield than some. They are doing various deels which change weekly the other week they had loafs of bread for £1.00 etc. and offers on coke. The only thing is there can be a bit of a wait at the till.

Also known as spar this is located in the common green with parking either directly infront or…read morebehind the shop. The shop sells everyday essentials from bread, milk, some household products like soap and toilet roll, cold meat and drinks etc. It is not a big shop but sells the essentials and being open until 10pm is definately a plus. You can also do the lottery here.

This is a small branch of Spar but it has good opening hours from early morning until 10pm so it is…read moregood if you need the odd pint of milk or loaf of bread. It is accessable but the door into the shop is heavy. There is a selection of magazines and newspapers including local newspapers. The fridges are well stocked with bottles of juice. There are a couple of freezers that are stocked with some ready meals, micro chips and ice cream. They also stock various house products and a range of alcohol. The fridges also stock cold meat, yoghurts and some bacon etc. The daily essentials are in this shop but you would not manage to do a weekly shop here.

As it says in the title - this store definitely is a great source of convenience! It is a little…read moretreasure trove of corner shops and you will find jams, frozen meals, fruit & veg, fresh morning rolls, to sweets a plenty and alcohol. They often have deals on with bottled bears and Bazardi Breezers and they are often an absolute bargain. I came here last summer as I was making a family meal and I had forgotten to buy tomatoes which were a pretty important ingredient. I nipped along the Tesco Express just a few doors along but they had sold out. Oh dear. Not really sure what to do I decided to give this little store a try. As soon as I popped in the door I was greeted by a box of red, ripe, juicy tomatoes, phew! I bought around 4 and they came to about 80p, what a bargain! The woman working that day was really helpful and chatted to me as she was bagging my tomatoes so I decided to share my tomato based disaster with her. Thank goodness Value Convenient Store saved the day!

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!

Almost by default, Irvine's is my newsagent of choice on the Royal Mile, as on principle I refuse…read moreto put up with old misery guts that works in The Scottish Grocer just a few doors down. It's exactly as you'd expect from a newsagent, stocking papers, mags, sweets, drinks and fags. There's also a few Scottish bits and bobs for sale, but it doesn't appear to be the main focus. It's a very small shop, so there's not a huge amount of choice, but the friendly atmosphere keeps their noses in front of the rest.

As Gavin has already mentioned, Irvine's isn't the largest newsagents around but boy to they know…read morehow to make the most of the size and it's full to bursting with goodies. I popped in here the other day for a magazine to read on the train and some chewing gum and I also noticed that this place has a really nice friendly atmosphere. As far as newsagents goes, this one is pretty darn good!

'Meh' is right on…read more This on-campus cornershop just about does the job when the study stomach rumbles kick in but when it comes to fresh produce, I'm consistently disappointed with the quality of the fruit. Stock is limited, prices are higher than other supermarkets and it generally makes for a cramped shopping experience. I grab and go. As fast as I can. On the plus side, staff couldn't be nicer and the asian food section is very reasonable. But avoid the sad, poorly fruit section!

After mailing some postcards and breakfast at The Painted Rooster on the morning of Friday 19 July…read more2019, I was on my way on foot to Holyrood Park to do some hiking. I had packed some food and decided that if I passed a small store on the way I would stop and see if they had any last food item(s) I wanted for a morning of exploring. Nearing St John's Episcopal Church, I was seeing the stores thin out and spotted Tesco Express. I slipped into the store and quickly looked through the offerings. I went with a small snack/candy item. There was a short line, which while standing in I noticed a small case of Krispy Kreme donuts. I did not get one of those, but it was a reminder I was going back to the United State of America the following day. Oddly, or goodly depending on one's perspective, it made me want to stay in Scotland more than go back to America.

Euan at Princess st store is a very valued member of staff always very polite, patient and service…read morewith a smile. He should have best staff member badge and a day off :) well done as you are young and this is rare.

There may be about a million different things in this store from ketchup (sauce) to riding crops…read more(saucy), but there is actually quite a limited choice for most things, the large car park out front makes the overall package an abomination of planning on the banks of the Firth of Clyde. Get out while you can, this is hell, Tesco will take over the world.

I love this store, it is much roomier, and not feel squashed than compared to Greenock Store. There…read moreis many selections in the store, like for example, 20 different kinds of milks! Also I do love spending all my time in there shopping around, and the staffs are very helpful and friendly. Even the car park is VAST and there is always a space to park my car, and it is never always that full, it is much roomier than compared to Greenock's Store. Even if the item are not on the shelf, you can be able to ask at the customer service desk, to order for one, and they will reserve it for you. Even you can be able to do online shopping from this store, and I cannot fault this store at all. It is brilliant store.