Fast, safe and reliable. Short wait times and an extensive menu complete a worthwhile experience.read more

Good value for money!!! Sit and relax in your car while a gent will wash your car using hot foam,…read morehigh pressure water, and other extras like wax, wheels, tyres. There are also valets and you can use their loyalty card: after 6 washes you get the basic wash for free (worth £4.50). The other popular deals are: £6.20 including wax and wheels, £7 all the previous plus tyres. They offer van washing too!

Best local garage in town. Honest and reliable!read more

My car had a flight tyre and I wasn't sure what to do as couldn't repair it myself. I drove to this…read moregarage and the guys could not have been more helpful. They drove my car into garage and plugged the hole in the tyre. I was on my way in no time. I can't thank them enough for their kindness and going out their way to help me. Highly recommend

Ideal spot for a 24 hour petrol station, being just across the road from the busy Marriott hotel…read moreand not far up the road the casino. This is the cheaper alternative to the car hire firm at the airport where it costs an arm leg to top up. This petrol station has public toilets that have disabled access, if you are ever cut short or on long journeys. Inside is a costa coffee machine £2.40 for any size and if you buy anything from the bakery section it's only 32p more. Car wash facilities available, logs & that reformed coal whatever it's called not got a clue what it's called and daily news paper stand. Staff are very polite.

The Bp Service station at the Forth Road Bridge in South Queensferry is one of the better garages…read morein South Queensferry. Within the shop there are Marks and Spencer food and also a Wild Bean Café. There are a lot of pumps for fuel including a pump for lorries, however there isn't much room for lorries if they are looking to stop and the turning area isn't that great either. However, it is still a well used garage for fuel. Handy if you are needing something quick for tea or even just a pint of milk. There is also a cash machine, which doesn't charge for withdrawals.

I had groceries delivered last night. Two boxes - but one was wrong box. Driver returned with…read morecorrect one. He proceeded to put items in and as result some items I have paid for haven't been received. How disappointing. Can you rectify this please?

As far as large supermarkets go, this is at the pinnacle of achievement. Let's ignore the fact that…read morethe shop has destroyed local business and annihilated the main street in Corstorphine and review it in comparison to other giant supermarket outlets. It has everything. Clothes, fridges, celeriac, bin bags, spectacles, dentist, bank, bakery, fishmongers, coffee place, toys, booze, frozen food, petrol, Gaviscon.... The list goes on, almost endlessly. And it's open 24 hours. Staff are usually really helpful and always manage to point me in the right direction for whatever weird little item I've come in for. I realise it's Tesco, but for what it does it does it incredibly well. No wonder this brand is taking over the UK, street corner by street corner.

A great little garage, of the old school type, they will always try and help youread more

Q-Park Quartermile is an underground car park, supporting the Quartermile development, but open to…read moreanyone. It is clean, well lit and well maintained. It's location is central in Edinburgh (right next to the university) but well hidden, ensuring plenty of availability.

Great location, plenty of parking, and a Starbucks next door! We went on a tour that left from the…read moreGreyfriar's Bobby statue, and the parking garage was within easy walking distance.

Now that the NCP at St James is out of action, this is the car park that we tend to use when we are…read morein Edinburgh. With the entrance located in an alleyway down the side of an office block, it is not the easiest car park to navigate. There are no signs pointing you toward it and you will have to do a lot of circling round. It is never really that busy, but all the spaces on the upper levels (closer to the street) seem to be taken every time we come in, forcing us to go down deeper into the bowels of this dungeon to find a space. On the very bottom level (-4) you will always find a space since not many people seem to use this car park. Try and get near the lifts if you can as the car park goes on for miles and you could easily get lost. The lifts in the top left hand corner take you to the footbridge that leads to John Lewis, the middle lifts bring you out at Leith Street and the furthest away lifts take you to the back of the Omni Centre. Once you get to the surface, you will need to hold your token against the sensor for 5 seconds in order to unlock the door to get out. Sometimes the sensor is broken and the door will be left open but it honestly feels safer with the door locked, as no dodgy people can get in. The car park is really creepy though because of how deserted it always is and I always feel quite spooked out every time we have to walk through it. The layout is better than the NCP across the street and is more logical to navigate, whereas in St James, you will be stuck on a floor if there are no spaces and a car comes up because of the badly designed two way system and narrow roads. But apart from the spookiness, the confusing lift arrangement and the prices, it is a safe place to park and you won't have to worry about your car while you are shopping.

Parking access was easy and done electronically through the registration of your license plate. The…read morebuilding had secured access through a QT code sent to your email when you booked. We had issues with our rental car and the Q-Park staff (David) was very friendly and helped us work everything out. I recommend it if staying in Edinburgh.