Primark = needs must, am I right? I've never been a fan of Primark mainly because I'm lazy, and I…read morefeel like shopping at Primark takes too much effort. We popped into the Perth Primark as driving up from Glasgow had left me with really sore eyes and I'd left my sunniest at home. Primark has sunnies, and they're cheap! Like £2. They did the job and I was happy for the drive home. This is a pretty massive store right in the heart of Perth, and I guess if you're a fan of Primark you're going to want to visit. We continued our wander around Perth and then came across another entrance which I actually thought was a different store. Nope, the store is just that big. You'll find everything you'd expect of a Primark here - clothes, bags, accessories... the list goes on.

Been in business for 41 years. Wonderful shop filled with…read morebeautiful and interesting things, so much of it vintage. The owner is a friendly, nice woman. Enjoy!

This is a great little shop. If you are looking for something different then this is the place to…read morego. As soon as you walk in your eyes are trying to take everything in. It doesn't matter if you like old or new jewellery the shop has both. Beautiful linens, glassware, china and more. I guarantee you will want to buy something before you leave. Perfect for unusual birthday and Christmas presents.

Since we live close this M&S, I find myself here quite a lot. And, to be honest, I'm almost always…read morein there looking for reduced food. And there can be quite a lot of it at certain times of day. The grocery part of the store looks great and the staff are really friendly. The cafe is good is as good as any other M&S cafe as far as the food and friendly staff. Although many other M&S cafes have natural lighting from windows, sometimes with plenty of light. This one is in the middle of the building surrounded by walls and children's clothing. If you're wanting to have something from their cafe, then it's probably worth visiting the one at the Inveralmond Roundabout just outside of town. But it's still suitable if you're in the city centre and wanting coffee and snack at less than high street coffee shop prices. This store could do with some updating. Other than the groceries and the cafe, the rest of the store, especially the ground floor, looks well worn and in need of some refurbishment.

a massive branch of the chain stocks anything you could…read morethink of in the m&s range the cafe in this branch is great but be early if you want a seat i've found myself queueing to get a table in the cafe lol

I applaud the idea of helping troubled folk by giving them a leg up onto the job market, but am…read moreslightly troubled that technically the staff must be earning less than minimum wage? The staff are eager to please, but perhaps a little too eager? We were approached by 3 different servers for our order before we'd decided. The menu is quite limited, sandwiches/paninis, a few specials and home baking. As a vegetarian my choice was even more limited. My mum asked about the soup, (she doesn't like it too thick) and they helpfully offered to let her taste it and brought a small amount in a cup for her, unfortunately she wasn't keen on it (stock cube taste) but I did order it, as part of the Soup and a Sandwich deal. She instead opted for the special, Avocado, bacon and asparagus salad. She loved it, raved about the dressing and the salad leaves, no bitter stringy rocket! Unfortunately my soup/sandwich was rather less satisfying, the soup was served in a tiny teacup, and my Cheese and Chutney was bog standard cheddar and bought Branston, it was also just half a sandwich, two tiny triangles. Not filling for an adult man, probably just right for the OAP crowd though. We both opted for dessert, neither of us being full. My lemon cake was delicious and a nice big slice, but my mum's local Gloagburn strawberries were a huge bowlful, topped with two full scoops of icecream. The toilets were a weird trek down into the basement and along a basement corridor filled with old junk and noticeboards etc. The portions need a bit of work, either too small, or too large, some consistency needed, but for the price and the community service they are providing it seems churlish to complain too much!

A lucky find for a quick lunch, the pastry was fantastic - really melt in your mouth. The oatcakes…read moreare unique too - crumbly and delicious.

Nice shoes and good service. The shoes were classified…read moreaccording to size and there was a good selection all high and excellent quality. The Lady who works there seemed busy but when asked for assistance was very helpful and friendly and I found the perfect shoes discounted and I love them! This shop is excellent for stylish shoes and would go back again.

Nice enough gift shop but nothing particularly different about it. Sells lots of jewellery and…read morevarious gifts but personally I would always go to raspberries which is further along the same street for something a bit more individual

I absolutely love this shop!!! The jewellery is gorgeous and the handbags are fantastic! Everytime…read moreI shop in there I find exactly what I'm looking for. The staff are knowledgable, very helpful and seem really determined to help you find the perfect gift or treat! I would 100% recommend this shop to anyone looking for something a bit different and contemporary.

Unusual for Perth, Shamanic has stood the test of time. Moving from two stores to one purpose built…read morestore across the street, it brings a slice of Haight Asbury & the 60's peace & love, to Perth's run down old High St. An aladdin's cave for the alternative rebels. Candles, crystals and Tarot cards,and spiritual books are sold along with a range of alternative clothing & footwear. Run by Greg & Audrey, and their friendly staff, Shamanic's had a new change and, opened up a tattoo parlour through the back. Some of the items can be a bit pricey, but you can always be assured of quality.

So popular that it moved to a bigger location right across the street. Shop sells items such as…read moremosher clothes, baggy jeans,pucca bags etc to candles ,piercings,books on tarot reading and witchcraft,good luch charms,bongos..Kinda hippy and the staff look it aswell. Worth a visit.The only really alternative clothes shop in Perth.