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Welcome to Savoy Market, your premier shopping destination located at 140 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3DH. At Savoy Market, we pride ourselves on providing an unparalleled shopping experience that prioritizes quality and customer satisfaction. Our diverse selection of products ranges from fresh produce and gourmet foods to unique local artisan goods, ensuring that there’s something for everyone.

What sets Savoy Market apart is our commitment to fostering a welcoming atmosphere where community and connection thrive. Our knowledgeable staff is always on hand to assist you with any inquiries and to help you discover new favorites among our carefully curated offerings. We believe in the value of personalized service, which is why we take the time to understand your needs and preferences.

Whether you’re looking for everyday essentials or a special treat, Savoy Market is dedicated to delivering exceptional value without compromising on quality. We invite you to visit us today, explore our vibrant market, and see for yourself why we’re a beloved part of the Glasgow community. For any questions or to book an appointment, don’t hesitate to contact us or visit our website. Experience the Savoy difference—where every visit feels like coming home.

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Brian Houliston

5 Google Rating

Went in there today. Went up the escalator had a walk around. I decided to go in to one of the pop u

5/ 5

Went in there today. Went up the escalator had a walk around. I decided to go in to one of the pop up shops for a hair cut. I am so glad I did had a great haircut and met a real nice guy by the name of Steve. Just wished I had taken his details but anyway young guy by the name Steve and a bushy beard. It's a must if you want a hair cut.

James Ritchie

1 Google Rating

Absolute disaster. Where are the small stalls with a great variety of goods. The bakers gave gone It

1/ 5

Absolute disaster. Where are the small stalls with a great variety of goods. The bakers gave gone It is very depressing centre compared to years ago. The owners need to bring it back to the original concept. The disabled toilet is a disgrace. Avoid.

hannah kincaid

1 Google Rating

Was I believe once thriving shopping experience. But sadly not much there anymore. But everyone very

1/ 5

Was I believe once thriving shopping experience. But sadly not much there anymore. But everyone very friendly and helpful. Would be good if businesses picked up a bit...

Diana Stevenson

3 Google Rating

Used to love this place but it's so empty in there now. Not a great variety of shops anymore unless

3/ 5

Used to love this place but it's so empty in there now. Not a great variety of shops anymore unless u coming in for something specific

Lorraine Louise Augustine

4 Google Rating

Some goods shops but there is still same for everything's, some changed new shop and good moneys but

4/ 5

Some goods shops but there is still same for everything's, some changed new shop and good moneys but some too much moneys!!

Margaret McMillan

3 Google Rating

A lot of the stalls have closed down. The upper level is non accessible now and it's scarce on the g

3/ 5

A lot of the stalls have closed down. The upper level is non accessible now and it's scarce on the ground floor. Disappointed as it used to be a vibrant place to visit

Janetta Chapman

5 Google Rating

Sad to see less open places but really happy to see sweetie place!

5/ 5

Sad to see less open places but really happy to see sweetie place!

Alan Holt

4 Google Rating

Went in for a coffee and wander Lots of small stores some good, some OK. Coffee shop at entrance ve

4/ 5

Went in for a coffee and wander Lots of small stores some good, some OK. Coffee shop at entrance very good with nice coffee and a good simple selection of savoury mains, snacks and good pastries. Nice wee shopping experience.

Jovita Adegun

1 Google Rating

We could not go to our Nigerian shop which was bad

1/ 5

We could not go to our Nigerian shop which was bad

Scott Simpson

5 Google Rating

James Campbell butchers. Best in Glasgow

5/ 5

James Campbell butchers. Best in Glasgow

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