Tesco Superstore

Small but decent enough. Free parking, cash machines outside and a clothing bit as well inside. No problems. Not bad prices.

Good and resourceful store. Would recommend.

Harsh lighting, well preserved flooring, sleek trolleys, cute cctv cameras

Very good breakfast friendly staff. Staying at the dakto hotel and they want £13 for a breakfast each and we got two for that hee hee. Would recommend.

The hotel was excellent. Quality accommodation which was spotlessly clean. The food was also excellent both the breakfasts and dinner

Would highly recommend.

Unpleasant and defo unhelpful service. A most unenjoyable shopping expirience.

It's your typical Tesco, would rate 5 stars but often low on stock on popular items or sometimes none at all on shelves.

Easy to access. Not the biggest of stores but has all the essentials. Petrol station aswell.

Poor parking for parents. I parked up the left side of the store as all parent and child spaces were full. I decided that since I was too far from the trolleys that hold car seats I'd just use my pram frame as it was just a quick visit for a few items. Picked up a few too many things to hold so I stuck them in the base of the pram, then a security guard started to follow me. I understand that security is needed but this was a miserable shopping experience for me, and could have been easily avoided if parking was adequate.

For being a smaller store it sure does have a lot of products. Also the store is very well laid out

Easy to get to supermarket, if you need to pick up something whilst passing and also has a cafe and petrol station. There are a few other restaurants in the same area, so you do have a few options.

Nothing special about the store itself but it is close enough to the bridge to allow you to kill a few hours. Which can be handy to know if there are high winds and you need to wait for it to reopen. Killing a few hours in store can be preferable to trying to head to the Kincardine bridge with everyone else.