Clydebank Co-op is a great old fashioned department store right at the bottom of the shopping…read morecentre. It has a food hall on the ground floor, with Clydebank's main post office at the back of it. In the actual department store there is a nice wee cafe with free wifi. The store sells everything you can think of. Baby goods, toys, musical instruments, electrical appliances, fancy goods, DIY goods, clothing and book. Worth a visit for a look at the lovely old building alone.

Another long established shop in Clydebank Shopping Centre. This shop is located at the start of…read morethe shopping centre nearer Clydebank Train Station. This shop has many levels and sells many different products, including Carpets, sofa's, beds, wallpaper, paint, ornaments, toys, clothing, electrical etc. This is a great shop where you can even open a club card to pay up for your goods. The Co-op also has a small grocery store attached which has a fantastic deli counter. At the back of the grocery store you will also find the post office.

This place is big and busy, and well stocked with opportunities to spend your money. If you live…read morenear the area and don't have time to go into the city centre, this is a miniature town from town, with a lot of major high street stores to choose from. However, you're more likely to find The More Store and New Look than topshop here, or budget pound stores than supemarkets. That being said, there is a huge Asda right outside it. It's good, but let's just say it's no Buchanan Galleries, and not worth the trip if you don't live nearby.

Growing up in Clydebank, I was always frustrated when a new Pound Shop or More Store arrived in the…read moreshopping centre. The old Clydebank FC was knocked down and made into huge retails spaces which were quickly filled by Poundstrecher and a discount shoe shop. The other side of the road became the new home of Next Clearance. "Why doesn't Clydebank have any decent shops?" I used to moan. "What about Topshop, or a Gap?" I suppose Clydebank Shopping Centre is filled with cheap shops because it is based in a town with a lot of poverty. Granted, it's not all bad, there is a decent New Look and Dorothy Perkins and a massive 24 hour Asda. However, Bankies looking for quality retailers end up just making the 15 minute drive to either Braehead or Silverburn or jump on the train to the city centre.

I'm not usually a fan of TK Maxx, I can never be bothered rummaging through the masses of clothes…read morewhich are always laid out in a jumble sale and the only sizes available are size 20's. I'm never lucky in TK Maxx and I generally avoid going inside. However, recently my mum brought me here to see if I liked a picture she was thinking of buying. It's not as chaotic as most TK Maxx and everything is organised in a ship shape fashion, you don't need to climb over other shoppers to get to something you think you might like. It was during the day on a Saturday and I was very surprised that it wasn't full to bursting. I managed to find myself a really pretty formal dress which I think I'll wear to my graduation. I also treated myself to a little basket for papers and Uni work. It's really unusual and has a hand made look about it, it's made in a wicker style effect with hardened newspaper entwined into each other, it looks great and was an absolute snip at £5.99!

I have found only a few bargains in Tk Maxx, but don't get me wrong there is plenty more to be…read morefound. But that's just it it's like a treasure hunt in Tk Maxx! You really have to rummage so if you have a spare hour or two then Tk Maxx is brilliant! If not I'd advise you to not even waste your time going in.

Aldi has become the new "it" supermarket. A national newspaper the other week even had an article…read moreabout how middle class shoppers are flocking in droves from Marks and Spencer and Sainsbury's to this German gem. Fair enough. The fruit and vegetables are top notch and there are brilliant offers on quality toiletries such as Laura Mercer. But it's the weekly deals on electronics that are really worth looking out for. Just to tease us, Aldi only get several of the cameras, laptops or whatever they are flogging at the time, so you need to be at the store sharpish on the first day of the offer.

I am a huge fan of Aldi, particularly their fruit, veg, beer and wine. Anyone who thinks I'm a…read morejakey for the latter two should know that a huge wine snob friend of mine says you can get top quality vino in this supermarket for £2. So there. This Clydebank branch is pretty big and well stocked. The staff have been very helpful every time I have visited.

Had a terrible experience when trying to buy some cans of cider. Tried to use my American ID and…read morethey refused. This has happened before there as they only accept UK ids. Talk about xenophobia Morrisons

I've just spent 28mins queuing to be serviced at Morrisons Anniesland. Three tills opened at 2pm on…read morea Sunday. With queues reaching back up each of the ailses. What annoyed me the most was when I was just about to be serviced, they opened two other check outs. I understand that staffing problems may have contribute to this however, surely the staffing manager is aware of the busy peak times.

I have not been here for a wee while but my friend Lorraine had a lovely sarong on from here last…read moreweek so though I would give it another go. Did not buy anything for me got Animal from the muppet boxers for the boy child and Shhh don't tell her a dress for Sharon M for Autumn time. They had a lot of things half price but nothing to my taste on this visit, really lovely girl on the checkout, wish I could remember peoples name must make note to myself write them down.

Matalan is a cheap department store which sells men and women's fashion as well as home…read moreaccessories. The shop has attempted to get some stylish credability recently with the introduction of a home accessory line designed by reality tv funsters Colin and Justin. This store is huge and there are some real bargains if you look hard enough. I recently picked up a massive suitcase for only £22.

Very large, modern shopping center filled with a good selection of stores to take your money. From…read moreClaire's to Anime Gallery to a large children's store that reminded me of FAO Schwartz. The mall has an attached parking structure and elevators at more than a few points, and currently a carnival in the courtyard.

What can you say about a shopping centre? Well braehead has a lot going for it…read more First off there's free parking ( even some Electric car charge points ), loads of it, some of it is open to the elements and some is undercover in a multi storey structure so where you want to park depends on your preference and the weather. There are loads of high street name shops in the centre, which covers two floors. The centre has changed a lot since opening years ago, with the food court area changing from an all for one area, with very few well known names, to an area with a few big names with their own designated areas. Many shops have come and gone in the years but there is a good mix and it's definitely worth a visit.