Tesco Extra

A medium Tesco Extra store, covering all the usual departments.
This particular branch has great parking facilities shared with the large B&Q next door. Although it lacks a Petrol station facility.
Inside it has a smaller more limited clothing and electronics departments than other stores. Although it still keeps in stock most of the normal products people require.
They have a limited hot food counter and the normal cold meats, butchery, deli, bakery and fishmonger.
My only big warning is to avoid like the plague during Celtic matches due to the close proximity to parkhead and that people seem to use the car park for access to the stadium.

This used to be Big W before the olé Woolies was no more *sob* and I always wondered what company would be BIG enough to fill the huge space they left… so along came Tesco! (Surprise, surprise).
This is a Tesco Extra which means its is HUGE yet this one does not have a separate, upper level like other Tesco Extras I have been in (St.Rollox for one). Instead the clothes/​shoes in here are in a quite smallish section to the left as you walk towards the fruit/​veg section. Also the electrical goods and other non-​food/​drink related products are in aisles to the right as you enter the building.
This store is okay ~ nowt special. The only thing that makes this one a wee bit different from other Tesco Extras is in this one they have a few shelves full of Irish & American food products (mostly sweet things). Maybe other TE’s have this too now. I couldn’t say. Alongside this they have Asian/​Japanese/​African/​Polish products also.
One thing I do like about this TE is the amount of (frozen) vegetarian products/​meals they sell compared to other supermarkets and also they’re one of the few supermarkets I know that stock frozen yogurt! Woo!
It’s 24 hours, has a café, a ‘Phone Shop’ and a photo processing department. Apart from that it’s just another Tesco. Overpriced in my humble opinion. Bah.