There have been some bad Morrison store's that l have been to, this must be on one of the best ones…read morethat l have been to, clean, tidy, organised and not a fishy odour like some of them. Apart from your usual grocery's there is some electrical goods sold here and cd's. The drinks isle is well stocked with a good selection to choose from, with a café in store you can always grab something to eat here at lunch time or on the way home from shopping.

This store has recently had a refurb, it's not quite as splendid at the Morrisons at Anniesland but…read moreit was a big improvement. It's quite a decent sized store and the fruit and veg section are now really good with an excellent choice and also some more unusual items are available. The staff have always been nice when I have approached them and the store is bright and clean. It's within walking distance of my house so I frequent here most weeks for the weekly shop.

This tesco has a costa coffee in it which is awesome. The staff are cheery and helpful and make an…read moreeffort to get to know the regulars (me). P.S. Costa make the best chocolate brownies!

Spacious and quieter than the other Glasgow Extra stores with easy parking and petrol station…read more Extensive electrical section including an iPad bar and Samsung booth. However this comes at the expense of the food and the range is less extensive than the Extras at Silverburn and St Rollox, with far smaller butcher, fish and deli sections. Aisles are spaced nicely, but again this limits the available produce. Instore wifi available.

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.

More or less what you'd expect from a small Tesco Express. They have the essentials available, a…read moregood selection of chilled sandwiches and snacks and quite a decent range of beer and wine for such a small branch. There's a free ATM just outside. It's usually been pretty clean when I've dropped in and I've never had trouble finding what I'm looking for, except when it's simply not something they stock. The staff are pretty great and get through the queues quickly. It's fine as a convenience store if you need to pick up a few things when you're in the area.

This isn't the best tesco metro…read more Fridge doors are often open which always makes me apprehensive if the foods being chilled enough Fresh fruit and veg, well there is a selection but not great They have an isle dedicated to sweets and another for alcohol, if you want to drink and eat junk then this is your Mecca I prefer to drive up to the co-op a little up the road

Rudest staff ive even encountered in a supermarket,,Sainsbury's a few doors down gets my money…read morenow,Will never use Tesco again due to my experiences in Trongate shop!

Ach this Tesco is fine, it's bright and clean and has a half decent selection of stuff including a…read moresmall section where you get Japanese, Polish and Irish foods such as Kimberly biscuits and ramen noodles etc. The staff were polite and friendly and they have a decent booze selection, none of these wee Tesco's are going to be as good as a big branch but they are handy for the wee things such as a sandwich, some fruit or emergency beer.

Yeah I know it's a bit pricey but that's expected from the co op. I hadn't been in this branch for…read morea wee while because I work nearer the one in battlefield rd. it was good to see that this one has had a makeover though, it was looking a bit tired of late. They seem to have upped their game regarding the fresh fruit and veg. Lots of lovely pre cut and bagged stuff. (Especially butternut squash, I bloody hate doing that). They now have self scan checkouts also. Big plus cos the q's were awful before. I'll definitely visit more often while I'm on my wee lunch hour walk.

Agree with other comments, it's definitely pricier than other local shops (although much cheaper…read morethan the M&S at the BP garage). There is also a Co-op travel centre and a Post Office within the building, making it easy to get those important daily tasks done! From around 6/7 each night they have stacks of near - sell by date bread at vastly reduced prices. Great for feeding the ducks at the local Queen's Park!

Boasting friendly service and a good range of every day essentials, Nisa is a lifesaver for those…read morewho live in this area of Old Kilpatrick, and even houses a small Post Office kiosk. It has a particularly extensive selection of wines and beers and can often have fantastic special offers which surpass even those of a supermarket. My one gripe concerns the ATM machine. OK, I know they probably don't profit from it, but 1.75 for every transaction in a shop that only accepts cards for orders over 10 pounds? One star dropped I'm afraid.

Passed by on route and noticed the cash machine. Inside it's a bright store with a post office…read morelocated at the rear. The store has a fresh coffee machine and I've cream maker and a well stocked off license. Staff appeared helpful and friendly.

This feels lame... I'm writing a review for a frozen food store... what has become of me?…read more Well, it's a simple as this. I made an arse of myself at the weekend (think: too much booze, dizzy, dizzy, oh dear) and made the Mrs a bit angry. Me: How can I fix this? Lovely wife: I need chocolate. Me: What kind? Lovely Lady: After Eights Find me scrambling around in the hunt for the AFs to no avail. Finally launched a 'fuck it' into the air and stumbled into this joint. First shelve? After bloody Eights! Rockin'

Tired and in desperate need of a lick of paint, a shopping trip to Iceland's Maryhill store is a…read morepretty grim experience all round. In saying that, you can, of course, expect some ultra cheap deals and when next door neighbour, Lidl, is packed (which it frequently is) it's always handy to nip in here for your shopping.