I actually really like this place. If you're from the U.S. then it's literally just like TJ. MAXX!…read morethis one is two story. Not too sure if they have a toilet, but I'm sure they do. It's a pretty big store. I also noticed some unique clothing, which I'm a fan of. If I had more room in my luggage then I would've bought some stuff. Haha!

Came here looking for some clothes and luggage. It was just OK and ended up not buying much. Would…read moreput this slightly better than Primark and lower than Mark and Spencer.

As per every primark store, it's big and it's cheap!…read more A large range of clothing for women, men and children as well as homewares, I've never been into this store without leaving with a plethora of items I didn't even know I needed. Stock changes frequently so it's worth going often if you like this type of clothing. It's nothing fancy but if you're like me and tend to throw out/donate clothes at the end of the season then primark is a great place to shop. The layout is easy to navigate, clean and well maintained. Given the amount of clothing that requires putting away and folding this is no small feat, and something primark always impresses me with. Decent service and ideally located.

Thank god for Primark. No, literally, they saved our lives last week. KLM lost our luggage for days…read moreand we'd been in the same clothes and were on day 3 of them and couldn't take it anymore, so we went to the mall and found this Primark, and they had everything we needed for a reasonable cost, unlike other stores. I even was able to get some dry shampoo and makeup there so I didn't feel like a walking zombie anymore. Super cute clothes for a reasonable price, and the checkout girl was very nice as well. Next time I'm in Scotland and if I need anything and am in the area, I'll be at Primark for sure.

This is another one of Angela B.'s and I's stops when we visit Edinburgh. Angela introduced me to…read morethis wee jem the last time we were venturing in the Burgh. Located in Princes Mall, next to Edinburgh Waverley Train Station, it stocks loads of cool bags. When I came through previously I was carrying my Asda bag for life plastic carrier. I was not looking cool at all and to be honest I hate carrying things in my hands as I'm always worried I will put down somewhere then leave it by accident. Here was like an "Ahhhhhh!" moment for me and they had great wee backpacks. They had ones ideal for what I needed. I was introduced to cool Prosport cartoon bags. I loved them all!!! I picked with one with a pirate lady theme. I loved it! The girl was lovely and helped me picked one where you could see my pirate lady clearly. Now my Asda plastic carrier bag now lives in my awesome sexy pirate lady mini backpack. It's affordable and they have a really good selection. They also stock travel sized bags and cases. In our case (excuse the pun) though we just head straight to our favourite Prosport bags.

Betty Bags is an independant shop in Princes Mall, which stocks...well, you guessed it! Bags…read more As well as bags, none of which are really to my taste to be honest, Betty also sells accessories and wee Japanese figurines. A strange mixture, but interesting to have a browse around, and to be honest, the mall doesn't offer much else to browse. I don't really go in for bright colours, diamanté and big chunky buckle type bags, or anything with cartoon characters on, but if you did, I'm pretty sure you could find something here. They stock quite a lot of Betty Boop (inspiration for the name, perhaps?) and Spongebob Squarepants figurines and memorabilia, which is reasonably priced for that sort of thing.

If I could leave a -5* review, I would. We booked a 13 Euro Rail Trip to Budapest, Vienna, Prague…read moreand Berlin in December through Ramsay Travel. Only 1 x 20kg checked suitcase (for a couple) and 2 x cabin bags were included in the cost (£1,518). However, upon arriving at the boarding gate, we were faced with an additional charge of £46 for the cabin bag as we were only booked to have a small personal bag each. We then had to add 1 x cabin bag to our return flight as we faced the same problem, resulting in another additional charge of £27.99. We raised this issue with Ramsay Travel immediately and were made to feel as though this was our error for misunderstanding their advertisement when it clearly said cabin bags were included. Not once did they ask for photo evidence of what we had with us to ensure it was in line with Ryanairs cabin bag policy. After sending proof of what Ryanair class as cabin bags, our complaint was escalated to head office, who immediately responded saying that no refund would be given. The receipts for these charges were sent to a private Ramsay Travel email, and we have now requested twice for the receipts to be sent to us. Both times have been answered saying they had been sent, but nothing has been received. Upon arriving at our hotel in Budapest, the hotel was old, run down and not well maintained. We were booked into a twin room (for a couple) and one of the beds were broken. We spoke to the receptionist, who just asked if it could be slept on and would try get someone to fix it... after 2 nights, I suffered back pain and 2 uncomfortable sleeps. We then had rail travel booked from Budapest to Vienna, upon boarding the train, we came to realise that no seat reservations had been made. The train was extremely busy and we were forced to stand for the journey, which is not a short rail journey at 3 hours 30 minutes, may I add. As a fellow Travel Co-ordinator, I would never dream of booking rail travel for clients and I am absolutely appalled that this happened, especially given that reservations would not have cost much. We then arrived in Vienna, and again the hotel was extremely aged and not well maintained. The pillows in the room were very soft, and after asking the receptionist if it would be possible to have additional pillows, were told "no, wait until morning, I don't know where they are". Another night with a poor sleep. After 1 night, we noticed that there was a fly infestation in the bathroom, which resulted in us having to be changed rooms. Our train from Vienna to Prague also did not have seat reservations, and we had to pay an additional £6 to make these reservations as we did not like the idea of standing on a busy train for nearly 5 hours. Same again for our train from Prague to Berlin, which was another additional cost of £5. At such a low cost to add seat reservations, it begs the question why could Ramsay Travel not have booked these in the first place? In the response from head office regarding this aspect of our complaint, it is stated that "seat reservations were not part of the package price", at no point were we made aware of this and I would expect a seat reservation to be made for such a long journey. This is without a doubt, the worst holiday I have ever been on and feel extremely let down by the Ramsay Travel staff, and disgusted at the lack of professionalism and standards that they set. We had also booked a trip to Thailand back in January through Ramsay Travel and airport transfers were booked for the wrong arrival and departure flights... sums up the staff to be honest. No attention to detail what-so-ever. Never again will I book a trip through Ramsay World Travel, I wouldn't trust them to book a train from Edinburgh to Glasgow. I strongly recommend NOT using their service.

PLEASE DO NOT USE THESE PEOPLE TO BOOK YOUR HOLIDAY.......!!! After booking with them last week for…read morea family holiday and parting with a substantial amount of cash, when the booking details came through they were not what was requested..... although there a 3 people travelling I only have a double room...and not the family with the balcony I requested....only 2 people booked on the flight...and although I requested them together they are not... i am now having to deal with head office as the agent refuses to take my calls or get back to me... this can take up to 28 days for a result. ... this is for sure going to cost me more money!!!...and because they do not record their calls...it's his word against mine .....I am disgusted with the service so far and quite frankly should have used my gut instinct and not booked after last year's error resulting in a 7 hour delay as transfers were booked for the wrong day!!! ....PLEASE BOOK IN PERSON....CHECK ALL YOUR DETAILS THOROUGHLY BEFORE YOU PART WITH YOUR CASH....OR IT WILL COST YOU !!!!

You might think from looking at this place from the outside that it's pretty much a middle-aged…read moreversion of Jack Wills; the place where rahs go once they get older and take up fishing alongside their shooting. And you wouldn't be entirely wrong. It's true, this shop does stock all outdoor equipment but especially shooting, fishing and walking. But if you're looking for any type of high-end outdoor wear then you should definitely give this place a visit. For example, it's the only place I've seen in the city centre that stocks any decent-sized range of Musto products, which we used a lot for sailing when I was little. The quality of the service is in line with the prices. Staff were polite, friendly and extremely efficient without being intrusive. Which is just as well, as their stock isn't exactly cheap.

Well, what can i say about the amazing Orvis. Me and my good chum Jonnie frequented this retail…read moreeztravaganza a couple of months back looking to purchase a plain old hebridean rootatooter, much to our amazement they not only stocked the rootatooter but also had a vast range of other accessories on display that would compliment our rugged but charismatic ensemble. Whether your looking for a vintage denim trouser suit or a pair of laceless sperry topsiders this is the place to shop for anyone who's looking to make there mark out n about town!

My final full-day in Scotland, Friday 19 July 2019, as part of my heritage travel trip to Scotland…read morein July 2019, I came to TK Maxx looking for a small piece of luggage I could use for transporting the gifts I bought back to the West coast of the United States of America. Since the bag I brought with me was a large back-packing style backpack, I wanted a small suitcase I could roll. Ideally, with a hard case since I had bought some items I was concerned about breaking during travel. I found a small, shiny metallic red suitcase with a hard exterior. The handle to roll the luggage was adequately long and it had multiple handles on the exterior, making it easy to carry in case the ground was rough. The price was excellent (about $60) and I purchased the bag. I had opted to come looking for a bag on foot and my hotel was about a mile and a half away, so this meant I got to put the bag in action to make sure it rolled fine before going to the airport the following day. By the time I reached my hotel I was very pleased with my purchase. Now, a little under four years later as of writing this review on Monday 5 June 2023, the bag has a few scuff marks from its travel in airplanes and vehicles, but has held up well. It continues to do a good job protecting some of the more fragile items I store inside of it.

I've got to admit that I absolutely hate searching through racks of clothes looking for a bargain…read moreso I don't clothes shop here. What I do love though is the good selection of shoes and homewares. There is also a small selection of soaps and perfumes. The homeware is really varied and they have a good selection of sizes of bedlinen (even super kingsize which can be hard to get).

Love Primark, especially and specifically their international locations. This one in Edinburgh…read morereminded me a lot of the Amsterdam store. It's spacious and bustling with multiple floors (women/men/children). There's a plethora of options to shop from clothes and shoes to accessories and fragrances. It was difficult to find an employee to ask questions as they easily blended in with shoppers. There was also a self check-out section, which I appreciated being able to bypass the long lines for time's sake and only a few items to purchase. I would stop in again without hesitation whenever I visit the area again.

It's ok for essentials but they had a smaller selection of items, especially in the accessories…read morearea. Prices are still much better than lots of other shops and I love getting pjs from here.

It was by chance that I wandered into the Cambridge Satchel Co. store on Saturday; their store…read morewindow happened to catch my eye with their eye-wateringly low sale prices! Not that I'm cheap, I just can't routinely afford to drop £120-£150 on a handbag! Kris and I were greeted warmly by the 2 sales staff, and left to peruse the bags. After 5 mins, one of the ladies came over to offer help and advice on the 2 bags I was humming over. She wasn't pushy and offered honest input on my decision, which was very refreshing. I eventually settled on a navy leather and tartan satchel (I'm reliably informed this was exclusive to the Glasgow and Edinburgh stores.) and so I headed for the till. The 2nd sales lady was equally lovely, commenting on my choice and explaining that something was wrong with their POS system so they couldn't print a receipt. However they took my email and sent it to me instead! I feel more shops should do this - receipts do become a waste of paper and this seems a more eco-friendly way; and means you can print it only if you need to. I genuinely felt so special shopping in the Cambridge store, definitely pop in if you have a chance!

I absolutely love the bags at this store, I have 3. Two of them I bought in person and the…read moreexperience was amazing. I just bought my grandma a bag online. The site said free shipping with $155 purchase, but my total came to around $150. I went to my cart and starting the purchase process, just to see how much shipping was - in case I wanted to add on a key chain for the free shipping instead. The website charged me without ever giving me a total or shipping cost. I didn't confirm the order or the amount. The bags are awesome and great, but beware before you start the purchase process online. The shipping was about $23.