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 On a plus I have also experienced some out of date produce in the sandwiches marked as in date they are also in some state prior to opening the packaging.

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.

tesco st enoch centre glasgow…read more I have lost count how many times i try to buy my brand of cigarettes kensitas club superkings only to be told no stock. this has been going on for over a year very poor stock control you are a supermarket the small local shops are better stocked. yes its an awful habbit but im still a customer maybe someone will up the ordering............i doubt it though poor show tesco

It's handy to have a decent sized Tesco in the City Centre. I mean, it's no Tesco Extra, but it…read moremanages to stock most of what you'd expect, and a fair bit of what you wouldn't, within a relatively compact space. Generally these days, if I'm in the City Centre and my shopping list consists of much more than eggs, milk and bread, this is where I go. Their range is just that bit wider than that of their nearest neighbours and that makes all the difference. I don't want to have to visit four city centre supermarkets to find cornflower, for example, so I just start here. The other advantage of a slightly larger store is that they have more price point options than your average convenience store. It still won't be the cheapest possible shop, but for at least some items they'll have the "budget", the "regular" and the "luxury" options to choose from. They also have space to run just a few more promotions and, as they insist upon reminding us, every little helps.

Eagle-eyed Yelpers will have noticed that I'm a Tesco girl through and through (other supermarkets…read moreare available) so venturing to Lidl was a fairly big event for me (and nothing at all to do with the fact it was the closest supermarket to the pool following my swim and I was being uber lazy...). First major discovery for me, they have some branded labels! This is already more than I was expecting so instant star for that. Although I wasn't looking for bread, they had a nice bakery section with plenty of individual bakes like croissants and ciabattas etc. Fruit and veg next, this seemed really cheap! All your basics were there plus a few niceties like 4 good size figs for £1 (5 wee ones in my beloved Tesco cost me £2 the other day!). I had a wee nosey up and down the other aisles and spotted some good bargains, like fresh fish (noted for future visits) however it's not a huge store so you won't get the same variety as you would in the big supermarkets. By the time I came to pay there was only one checkout on and they don't have self-serve tills sadly so I had a bit of a wait; the guy with his 6-pack of tinnies behind me seemed more bothered by this than me however! I can't see me doing a weekly shop here but it's good for topping up basic supplies.

This shop has to be aimed at all the nearby office workers, due to no shortage of them…read more With shelves laden with sandwiches, wraps and rolls to go on their meal deal range, they seem to reduce food pretty early on the day to be sure that there is little to to bin at the end of the working day. I've seen at weekends like melon or even fresh asparagus for 20p. Sainsbury's are heading to the route of having little staff and more of those awkward self service counters. Overall the store has less variety & selection than a regular store but serves your basic need's.

This is the nearest Sainsbury's to my work so I pop into it quite a lot when I forget to pick up…read moreingredients during my main shop. Today I went in for a swede. I want to make stew and forgot to pick one up yesterday. Because I always go here after work and it closes early (i think it's opening hours reflect the surrounding office buildings), things start getting reduced at about 5 and I finish at 5 so always grab a bargain. I picked up half a swede, a small bag of new potatoes and a cauliflower all for the princely sum of 90p! They didn't have any vegan butter which I also planned to pick up but I will survive without it...for now. This place recently got self scanners which amuse me because as usual there was a man telling everyone to come use them but only 1 person on the actual checkout and a huge queue. Self scanners annoy me.

Ok, the somerfield in Rutherglen is now closed, The Cooperative is its replacement, they have moved…read moreto the front of the shopping centre to a smaller shop. Who is it that designs co-op shops, the alleys are always to tight, the queueing system is an absolute joke. People tripping over each other to pay for items while others are shopping just isnt the done thing. and for goodness sake turn the heating down. if i want to shove a heatblaster in my face i will do it in my own time thanks. And the prices, jeez, I even heard a member of staff telling a customer not to get their weekly shop there. The staff seem ok, a lot of the somerfield staff have moved into the co-op.

I use this store mainly because it's very handy for where I stay. Generally it's pretty…read morewell-stocked, though it doesn't have the widest range of products; for example they could do with more fresh fruit and veg. On the whole I can't complain, they have most things when you need them and the staff are always very friendly and helpful when you need assistance!

This store sells mostly frozen foods which I am not too keen on, but it has a whole host of other…read morethings on offer at really good prices. I visit it now and again to stock up on tins. It sells sugar at a good price and I use a lot of this for making tablet, so it comes in handy. The store has been there for around 20 years I would say, and it is needing refurbished. However, it is clean and the staff are really friendly and helpful which is good. The only downside is the parking facilities which are at the other side of the row of shops. It's not a problem for me personally, but would be for someone with young children or a disabled person struggling to get to their car with their shopping.

i love this place the milk is awesome and so is the food!! you have to go hereread more

Ah Iceland. Not my favourite supermarket in the world (can it even be called that?) and well...even…read morewith Peter Andre as the face of Iceland, it didn't make me want to visit any more than I do! On the odd occasion, I pop into this Iceland. Usually when I just need to pick up a few bits and can't be bothered/don't have time to shop at Tesco Rutherglen. This is a small Iceland (there are only about 4 aisles) and it is quite cramped. Don't expect to go in and 'go wild in the aisles' (anyone else miss Supermarket Sweep?!) because that's not going to happen. You'll spend most of time trying to navigate around fellow shoppers and if the freezer you want to look in is crowded, I guarantee you'll give up. It's not well laid out at all...it's just too damn small! And what do the offer to make the narrow aisle situation better? Trolleys! Just to add to the Tetris fun...that's what walking around this store is like. And yet, they do have some good offers on which I guess is why it's so busy! They sell a lot of stuff I wouldn't buy from here: meats for example, but they have a good range of frozen vegetables and pizzas which I tend to pick up along with my favourite diluting juice. As you would expect, it is mainly frozen goods they offer but they do have some refrigerated items (cooked meats, milk, yoghurt etc) as well as biscuits, breads, cereals, some tinned items, condiments and household cleaning items. They managed to cram a lot into a small space I'll give them that! I was tempted to give them 2 stars but I've raised it to 3 (and I even considered 4) because of the staff there: they are so incredibly nice and helpful. There is one woman in particular who is seriously a credit to the company. She is so polite, chatty, helpful and nothing is ever too much trouble. She does a great job and seems to love what she does! If your order is £25 or more (which is a rarity for me, depending on what offers they have on) they offer free home delivery with your Iceland card. That's really handy if you don't fancy carrying your shopping all the way home. Usually, they have really regular delivery slots and you can normally get your items same day. They take care of packing all your bags (you can take any items you want with you) and on the few times I have used this service, it has been excellent. Never had a problem and come on, it's FREE! This store could do with being a little bigger and as I'm not keen on many Iceland branded products, I can't give it more than 2 stars. But for the wonderful woman that works there...it's getting a 3!!

i love iceland the best its better than tesco and sainsburys.read more