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    Fountain Park

    3.2 (23 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 12:30 AM (Next day)

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    Well located in the city? Check. Bus links and good sign posting if you are driving? Check. Big car park? Check. A few chain restaurants? Check. Cinema? Check. Bowling alley? Check Bingo? Check. Gym? Check Functional soullessness? Check. Sorted.

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    Review Highlights - Fountain Park

    The bowling and arcade part of Fountain Park is large and spacious with food and drink sold inside.

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    Cameron Toll Shopping Centre

    Cameron Toll Shopping Centre

    3.0(29 reviews)
    2.3 mi
    ££

    Ugly. Is the word that will undoubtedly spring to your mind when you first clap eyes on this…read moremonstrosity of a building. And you'd be right, although you shouldn't let that put you off as it houses some useful high street names. The main reason I come here is to go to Sainsbury's, as it's the biggest supermarket anywhere near to the city centre that you can get to by public transport easily. But aside from that, there's also a handful of banks, travel agents, clothes shops like New Look and Peacocks, as well as random one-off shops like GimmeGizmo and Paperbox. You'll never find anything designer or massively upmarket in here, but it's good for all the day-to-day boring things that nobody likes shopping for but everybody needs. There's also free parking, which is another definite bonus.

    It's been about 10 years since anyone's posted anything here, so I thought I'd update anyone…read morereading this. The building's still ugly on the outside, but the actual shopping centre has had a massive overhaul post-2016. A new logo and orange branding works really well I think, and the orange neon strips around the sides of the building add some actual style to it, however it's still a total architectural freak. There's now McDonald's and Costa drive-through locations in the car park, and a huge 24 hour gym upstairs. Sainsbury's is as big and strong as ever, although they've closed the cafe recently, apparently Starbucks or some gourmet burger section coming? Aldi is here, very quickly replacing BHS after they went belly-up, and a Poundland, which I actually rate, especially for soft drinks and batteries. Public transport has improved massively, making it kind of a transport hub for the south of the city, with city centre links pretty much every 2 minutes, and east and westbound services a plenty. Borders links are regular as well. There are a lot more local offerings inside, with an excellent local bike shop, and small stands in the main hall with rotating regularly. It's still not upmarket by any means, but with banks, 3 supermarkets, boots, new look, WHSmith (how are they still going as a company?) waterstones, cex, mcdonalds, costa, greggs, subway, the entertainer toy shop, tresspass, penty of carrier stores and a couple of shoe shops, the variety and actual quality of the stores has gone way up. It's also just super handy as they've added stuff like a water bottle refill station with some of the best water you can get in public (i know it's weird but trust me) and some pretty nice toilets (which are open 24 hours), a passport photo booth, postbox and good bicycle parking, they've seriously cleaned up their act in the last 10 years. Also yeah, the whole thing is open 24 hours a day because of the gym, so you can just wander in at 2am and sit in the tables in the hall and eat a sandwich or something. There's some serious plans to add hotels and a cinema to the site, in addition to potential tram links and better walking/cycling access. The future is looking up for cameron toll, and this review is a really strange contrast to the ones from a few years back. This isn't really something you see with shopping malls, but apparently it's doing really well these days, and definitely worth a visit if you're in the south of Edinburgh. Whether for essentials for the house, grabbing lunch, getting your eyes checked at specsavers, buying a new phone or computer, or just nipping in to go to the toilet and steal the ice-cold water from the dispenser, it's a solid spot and improved by an order of magnitude since the start of the decade.

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    Gyle Shopping Centre

    Gyle Shopping Centre

    3.3(36 reviews)
    3.8 mi
    ££

    The Gyle is honestly just another shopping centre. Seeming much larger than the other malls in…read moreEdinburgh but still quite small compared to the big malls in Glasgow, the centre is bright and airy with a decent amount of shops. There are some shops here that you won't find in the city centre like WHSmith, The Disney Store and Morrisons combined with larger versions of high street stores like New Look and M&S, which are both much quieter and easier to navigate than their Princes Street stores. There is also a large Boots, a Next, generic coffeehouse chains like Starbucks and Costa and there are some stalls around the glass lift specialising in smoothies, cookies and pretzels. Upstairs, there is a foodcourt which offers Burger King, Metropole, McChen's, O'Briens and Spud U Like as its main vendors. Outside the centre is a branch of Frankie & Benny's. There are also cafes located within M&S and Morrisons. The toilets in the centre are pretty clean and are well maintained, which is rare for a capital city mall. With rumours of a new Primark on the horizon, an exciting opportunity awaits The Gyle. They will need to destroy some parking to fit it in but that doesn't matter. Just don't expect the Metrocentre and you'll be fine. It is just basic mod con shops. Nothing too fancy.

    This is a decent shopping centre, you can get your essentials, but I don't know…read more It is lacking something. They have GAP, Tommy, and a bunch of American brands along with European brands such as Dorothy Perkins and WHSmith, but something was missing. Shoppers did not look happy... We only spend a hour here.

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    Craigleith Retail Park - M&S

    Craigleith Retail Park

    3.0(2 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    ££

    Have you ever thought to yourself: Gosh, I really want to go somewhere where I can get lost in…read moregiant spaces, ignored by retail employees and take on the graceful pallor of a zombie under harsh florescent lighting... TA DAAAA! This "park" is a collection of big box stores - M&S, Boots, Sainsbury's, Homebase, Argos, KFC... you get the idea. Musings: 1. I have never seen so many big buildings in one place in Edinburgh. Honest to gosh, it's like each store is having a "my store is bigger than your store" battle... half of them don't even need the space they have. 2. I'm amazed that I had NO idea this existed, even though it's a short hop, skip and a jump from my house and i'm oddly proud of that. 3. Everyone who works here is angry at the world... except in Costa... probably because of the caffeine. 4. I generally dislike places like these - I think they are big ol' eyesores and 10x larger than they need to be BUT I begrudgingly admit that it's handy to have some of these places lumped together for big event buys. 5. Especially the giant discount dollar store... I like that one... my soul dies a little just typing that. I don't like big stores or crowds in general (read my review of Primark... it's a theme) and I want to give this 1-2 stars, but all of my cranky comments aside, I did grab a much needed iphone cord, tracked down an obscure event prop and caffeinated myself while here... so it has its uses.

    This is very much a purpose built place as far as I am concerned. I do not understand the concept…read moreof 'retail parks' with separate buildings in an area large enough that you'd need to drive form one end to the other to get to a store. Why not have a mall, or a shopping centre? Then I'd be warm and cosy and probably more inclined to spend money on trivial things whilst I mosey around. Basically my point is: I do not like this layout. A good amount of parking space available, though I would keep an eye out for those in a rush who appear to have little regard for the lives of others on the road. There is very little reason why I would ever need to come here and don't anticipate making this a regular thing, but given it's proximity to my home and my need for instant gratification this place will do the trick if I'm desperate There's also a KFC on site with fried chicken being my hangover food. That's probably the only reason I'd ever need to return.

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    Marks and Spencer

    3.7(71 reviews)
    3.1 miLeith
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    Unfortuntately I didn't get much time in here. I had to go through to Leith for my work and my…read morecolleague and I were actually looking for somewhere to get some grub. We headed on in and was agast by the sheer size of the place and it's oh so modern. It's on 3 levels and has a Vue cinema and I hear it has a boat somewhere, not in it I think?! Well it has a shop relating to it anyway. We were there about after 4.30ish on Monday so it was pretty quiet. It looked like it contained the usual high street shops with a few added extras i.e. The Whiskey Shop & Zamboo = a shop selling very weird looking vases. We searched for a food court of some sort but all we came across was what looked like Mitchelin star restaurants. It looked shut but according to the website it's open 'till 10pm. It just wasn't looking like the sort of eating establishment we had in mind, well one with food would've be good for a start. Anyhoo I ain't dissing the place as I only experienced it a little but if I'm ever back out this way I'm sure I'll pop in.

    It's big, crowded, loud and full of big families looking to fill their afternoon trying amuse the…read morekiddies with food court treats and a dinosaur display (ain't nothing wrong with that, go you parents!) But no, not for me. So many awesome places in Edinburgh and this is not one of them. I only came here to see the Royal Brittania but I got hungry so went to buy fancy wine and enjoy a fabulous afternoon eating seafood instead. Because that's how I roll. This is probably my worst retail nightmare and I'll avoid this place at all costs. There is seriously nothing special about this place, just a whole bunch of chain stores that you could find anywhere else in Edinburgh. Or Scotland. Or purchase items from online.

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