This is a great shop for all the things you forgot to buy or run out off or even to do your…read moreshopping. The staff are friendly, it is a typical neighbourhood shop. Parking is good and easy.

Relatively large shop on the Arrivals floor. It had some interesting food options like fun dim sum…read more I guess it's meant for people arriving and on the go to grab some food cause they just got off a plane and are hungry. Serves a purpose. My time going there they had these special holiday timed themed offerings of gin and cookie tins, quite nice in my opinion. Several self checkouts. Staff seemed "busy" but were happy to stop when asked to answer my question. My only wish is they were available after going through airport security when departing (on the gates side). But that's no fault of the location.

Marks and Spencer is a "premium" brand. They sell higher-end clothing and housewares in their…read morelarger stores and recently started a branch selling convenience foods, with their "premium" quality. Prices are just a little higher than regular shops, but again, this stuff is excellent. Sandwiches, crisps, sodas, salads are all ready to eat. There is also an excellent selection of ready-to-heat meals, such as pizzas and soups and Indian foods. And some stuff that needs preparation, like salmon and chicken breasts and minced beef. This location is land-side, at the North end of the arrival waiting area.

Stopped in here today as our kids had some Christmas gift money to spend. What a lovely space. As…read moreits the holiday season, there were plenty of options for the kids to choose from, some department stores, others specialty stores. There's an Argos. My husband loves Argos.... Does anyone else think its the most exceptional place on earth? A good sized sainsburys. Variety of coffee shops, food trucks and restaurants. Outdoor pedestrian streets but we coped without coats. One surprise was the number of people smoking/vaping. It was difficult to avoid.

Wow, I've never experienced anything like this new marriage between BP and Marks and Spenser. This…read moreis a convenience store with high end items at supermarket prices and a traditional gas station with all that that implies. The uniformed staff are delightful. They not only anxious to please, but go out of their way to do the extra things such as directions on their on mobiles; how rare! Free ATM, liquor, wine, Lochmuir smoked salmon, magazines galore, flower shop. The U.S. Needs to study this concept of service a bit. They were called "service stations" in days of yore but nomore, nomore.

A useful newsagents and post office counter. They sell all the newspapers and magazines you could…read morewish for as well as a good range of groceries and wine/beers. They do home deliveries of newspapers. There is sometimes a queue for the post office counter as it is in a busy suburban area. A handy place to pick up any items you need locally. Plenty of car parking in front of the store.

the co-operative is a lovely shop and the workers are really nice aswell. you can find almost…read moreanything in there

What a great little store this is, punching well above its weight…read more Located less than a mile from the Town Centre, with free parking at the back of the store off Vale Road or on street, its easy to get in and out of when you are in a hurry. Unlike Tesco! For a smallish store it certainly has plenty of choice. I've never been unable to find what I want/need or a suitable alternative and whilst it might be classed as a convenience store you don't pay conveinience store prices as its part of a big group. Their membership (loyalty) scheme is one of the best and can be paid straight into your bank account or you can opt for vouchers, or donate some or all of your 'Share of the profits' to community projects. No messing about with points or prizes! I love the fact they were the first to promote Fairtrade and support green issues long before their rivals or before it became trendy. As a 'Member' you also get a real say on how the Co-op is run. The store also has an off licence, lottery machine, pay point, sells newspapers etc. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable about what they sell. A real asset in the community!

A good local convenience store it is quite small but stocks a good selection of both emergency…read moreitems and general goods. There is a small selection of fruit and vegetables. It has a good selection of beers and wines and there are often special offers that are well worth taking advantage of and seasonal items are often on offer early on in the sales period and worth stocking up on. There are a small selection of cards and stationery and the recently installed cash point machine now offers free withdrawals. A large choice of weekly and monthly magazines adds to the shops appeal