Walked through on two occasions, first time by accident when looking for somewhere else. Contains some really interesting retail establishments that you don't see on the High Street, well worth a look. . .🤔👌🏻

Went to Tommy's cafe for the first time, served by two lovely friendly guys, tea was a little cold as urn didn't have enough time to heat up, we were early, but the guys gave us fresh hot tea to go, a gesture a lot wouldn't do. Highly recommend this wee place, bacon roll was ace.

Great place to shop local. It has, like most small businesses, gone through hard times with the fires of Sauchiehall Street then Covid. But this the oldest market in Glasgow has picked itself up and dusted itself down. A refurbishment and with all the traders now on one floor its making it much easier to find all your favourites. Books, sweets, cake, tailoring the list goes on, you name it. It will probably be available here. Go in help support local traders in Glasgow. You'll have a real treat of a visit.

Been run down in recent years But still has some decent shops left

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

Love the shops get my hair cut there and eye lashes dyed the sweet shop has great bargains

Had something to eat at the Olive Tree, best Chinese food I have tasted. Then went to Cafe around the for a coffee and cake. Lovely hot coffee and Victoria sponge was light, tasty and very morish. Both places very reasonably priced.

The good coffe shops have moved and the one remaining doesn't have milk alternatives

Very busy

Very sorry state of affairs with just the ground floor opened and not a lot of stalls, few eating places.

The Savoy shopping centre its now been Glasgow for good few years. Is this style of shopping still in demand. Yes it is local retailers in Savoy offer real personal service. Its always worth while going in for look to check out whats in store. Some local traders do offer some great deals. The place coupld do with we bit more TLC thats why gave 3. image was taken in Sept.

This one has hidden gems. The connectionist seeks stuff at a crazy low price. The cafe is nice. Could try the bookshop. There's a few unique stores in here for gifts etc. More than this I'm glad that amongst the run of the mill high Street shops we have a place with independent retailers. Some parts remind me of the record shop scene in clockwork orange and is quite nostalgic as went there as a kid.

Good old market

Always come here when I come to Glasgow and always find it interesting here and full of life and things to see. Very much and old style market feel to this place, with lots of character.

Not the same as before small units not friendly

Empty don't bother

Not as good as it used to be Lost all the atmosphere of shopping in there

Good shopping sweet deals with a visit good prices and great selection and great staff

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...

Alot of empty places , No direct access for the disabled only a lift but you need to find someone first

I dunno if this used to be a great place a long time ago but it's stuck in whatever decade that was. Chinese food looks good inside and a shop selling cheap drinks and snacks but that's about it.

The best watch repair guy in Glasgow (Pat) and very reasonably priced batteries.

Great for shopping, getting something to eat and getting your hair done

Just visited one 1⃣ shop in and out

Andells tea room and restaurant excellent service cheap and cheerful, nice food nice staff .

It is going through some budget renovations. No water to whole building today so no coffee!

Really miss the upstairs but enjoy the downstairs shops. Friendly and helpful vendors.

Great especially the banter at McGee Baker LOVELY TARTS MMM

Needs a rethink ground floor not pulling in enough customers now moved it all down to the ground floor why not pop in for for your savouries, rolls and cakes at McGhees and your confectionaries and crisps at sweet treats

I always visit the Savoy Centre when in Glasgow. Cafe at entrance as you go in serves lovely food . I always find something to buy from some of the traders who are very friendly.

Love the sweet shop. The cafe near the entrance is good. Mcgee cake shop is good. There are clothes shops as well.

Theres nothing in it. Its only one floor. One cafe, countless nail bars and a sweet shop.

Good little arcade !! And the cafe is really good for snacks, soup & sandwiches..

Be careful, to mind your step with elderly customers. And security staff .

Some effort being made to update this shopping precinct, although it has still got some way to go yet.

The dancing

Not as populated as it used to be. Handy for the Butchers and the electrical shop. Enjoy Café Express too.

Kizzy the palmist is amazing, love this wee woman

I like this centre, the butcher, the guy that sells the light bulbs, speedy alterations always use them, and I get my feet done there as well. It's a shame there's so many empty units, when I first started to shop in the Savoy many years ago every unit was full.

I think the very good place to be in the city center

Great little coffee shop in the lower ground had soup and sandwiches and the guys made you feel so welcome and the food was lovely

Got my granddaughters wee frilly socks from there and the prices r reasonable

Redesign has removed busy shops from the ground floor and little worthwhile remains on the ground floor. Upstairs early afternoon on a dry weekday has less than 50% of the footfall of two years ago. Long standing businesses like the butcher and McGhees clearly have less trade. Escalator broken yet again.

Love it

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

FABULOUS CHINESE INEXPENSIVE, REAL CHINESE CHINESE, OLIVE TREE

Ust to be good shopping centre nothing in it now

Loved this place as a kid, shame it's gone down hill a little. Empty shop spaces makes it look tired. I only visit for the butchers upstairs who are fantastic, great selection of meats and are always well presented.

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

Fantastic coffee shop on right as you go in.

Once ( about 20 years ago ) it was a wonderland of unusual bargains , now it's on it's last leg. Most of the premises are empty. A sign of the times .

Nothing in it

Used to be brilliant. Not many shops, but diverse. Ask for disabled access, there is a hidden elevator.

I like savoy centre lots interesting stall s shops

Some selection of jewellery here

Needs investment

Not great

Too many shops similar and coffee shops close early.

Selection of stalls to investigate

needs more shops .seems to have died off

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.

Very dated and kind of shoddy feel

Glasgow shops are awesome

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.

Not many shops in the Savoy centre now,a bit run down,plenty places to eat but not much else

Good

Very poor and sad place

Need to reduce rents in order to have more outlets which means more clientele and a busier Savoy centre.