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 Traditional Scottish independent department store |
6 Falcon Road West Morningside Edinburgh EH10 4AQ United Kingdom +44 131 225 1461 http://www.aitken-niven.co.uk |
Located in the neighborhood of Morningside, Aitken & Niven was established in 1905. The store houses eight different departments on three floors and also has a restaurant. It is renowned in well-to-do Edinburgh circles, including the well-healed ladies who lunch here, for its school uniforms, tartans and tweeds. Check out the good selection of school sports equipment and traditional country-wear so beloved of the older Edinburgh set. It's also the place to see a large collection of rugby goods and accessories - this store has strong links with the oval-ball game. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Suave and stylish clothes for the debonair man |
41 George Street Edinburgh EH2 2HN United Kingdom +44 131 225 6703 http://www.austinreed.co.uk/ |
Choose from a vast array of well-made and decidedly smart garments for the office and special occasion. Coordinate the colouring of a tailored suit with a matching shirt and tie, from a variety of styles, tones and patterns. Check out the understated, contemporary collection of jackets and the more casual workwear, suited to the modern, dressed-down workplace. For the weekend, there are more vibrant check shirts, shorts and other comfortable garments. Complete the look with a pair of shoes from their classic-looking footwear range. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Arty gifts |
5 Raeburn Place Edinburgh EH4 1HU United Kingdom +44 131 332 4605 |
If you're looking for an unusual gift, get down to this colorful gallery in the middle of Stockbridge. Prices are very reasonable, and you can sort yourself out with hand-made cards and attractive wrapping papers at the same time. Belly button rings and there is interesting jewelery in copper and silver. Whether it's beautiful kids slippers designed like strawberries or beetles, or a tasteful print of Edinburgh, you're bound to find something to suit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Quality wintersports apparel and equipment |
123 Rose Street Edinburgh EH2 3DT United Kingdom +44 131 225 8369 |
Situated inside Tiso outdoor specialists is Blues, the quality snow sports specialists. They will give you expert advice on getting kitted out for skiing, snowboarding and skating. Leading brands available include Salomon, Degree Seven, Nordica and Head. The new stock appears in September, although it is worth checking out during the summer months, when there are often bargains aplenty. If you are after hardware, bindings and boots, the staff here are professional and reliable. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Soulful books |
52 Hamilton Place Stockbridge Edinburgh EH3 5AX United Kingdom +44 131 226 3066 |
This relaxed and pleasant bookshop has an interesting range of books, magazines and CDs. Specializing in titles relating to mental and physical well-being, you can find a huge range of self-help books and others to help invigorate your soul as well as those baggy thighs. Body & Soul also sells items relating to gay and lesbian issues. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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British Home Stores |
64 Princes Street Edinburgh EH2 2DJ United Kingdom +44 131 226 2621 http://www.bhs.co.uk/ |
Check out Bhs for clothes and shoes, plus the good range of well-priced household goods. The clothes are in the middle price range, although the odd designer name is often to be found working under the Bhs name with small, more daring exclusive collections. You can also find some attractive accessories, including bags and hats, as well as some bright and cheerful children's wear. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Old Town Apartments |
Charlotte Square Edinburgh EH2 4HR United Kingdom +44 131 240 0080 http://www.scottishapartment.com |
The Charlotte Square Apartments are a home when away from home and provide a luxurious and comfortable space. Located in beautiful Georgian buildings in one of the most stylish Squares in Edinburgh, the apartments have either two or three bedrooms, on-street parking, fitted kitchen, and spacious lounge with plasma TV and DVD player. Edinburgh's top shopping street and business district are just around the corner, with the city's sights and attractions a short walk away. An ideal base for exploring and working in Edinburgh, these apartments are close to rail links and main bus routes. Reception is open 8:30a-10p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Slick local chain |
46 George Street Edinburgh EH2 2LE United Kingdom +44 131 220 0777 |
This successful Edinburgh chain has branches across the city and offers top quality cuts, styling and coloring (and if you missed out on perms in the 1980s, they're adept on that front too). They're a good bet for straightforward as well as more directional styling. Pleasantly upmarket without charging exorbitant prices, their salons are stylish and modern. Prices start from £15 so you can afford to pick up the phone and book an appointment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Custom-made rods |
60a Inverleith Row Stockbridge Edinburgh EH3 5PX United Kingdom +44 131 551 1224 |
Suitably located near the Water of Leith, this shop is ready to fulfil all game angler's needs in the fishing department. Specializing in fly-tying materials and custom-built rods, they serve the public as well as traders. This is the place to come if you need special flies tied or have a dodgy rod needing a service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Popular pies, smashing sausages and choice cuts |
97-101 Broughton Street Edinburgh EH1 3RZ United Kingdom +44 131 557 0111 |
You'll find excellent produce from local farms at this friendly butchers. If you are after an authentic Scottish snack, try one of their delicious and inventive pies. A loyal clientèle flocks here to purchase some of their various sausage creations, which have unusual added fillings like cheese and apple. For a special meal, there is always a choice cut of venison or wild boar to take home. Ask one the helpful staff for advice if you're bemused by the many samples of flesh on display. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cutting edge designer fashion |
94 George Street Edinburgh EH2 3DF United Kingdom +44 131 226 3524 |
Located in the prime shopping area of George Street, this well-established clothes shop has a good range of labels which includes Joseph Tricot and Jasper Conran. This is the shop for the discerning label-hunter, and as you'd expect, these names come at a price - Cruise is known for its expensive taste, but if you're looking for quality designer fashion then this is the place for you. There is also a branch at St Mary's Street, which stocks men's casual wear. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Health & beauty treatments |
29 North West Circus Place New Town Edinburgh EH3 6TP United Kingdom +44 131 225 3350 |
Health and beauty treatments are available here as well as a selection of books, crystals and other healing delights. If you fancy stepping out of the rat race, this is a great place to cleanse your mind and body. Try floating in one of their cavernous tanks for relaxation or have an aromatherapy massage to ease that stress away. This is a wonderful place to pamper yourself and to take a step back from a hectic lifestyle, or to unearth unusual presents. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Style for ladies with lots to offer |
10/15/07 Princes Street Edinburgh EH2 2AN United Kingdom +44 131 557 0886 |
This is a good quality, high street fashion store for the average woman who has a few curves. Evans stocks sizes 14-30 and offers a fabulous range of casual, smart and evening wear for every occasion. Large shoe and lingerie sizes are also available as well as a selection of accessories. Their "Seven" range is aimed at the younger shopper interested in current fashion trends; it pursues more adventurous themes and styles, including snakeskin designs and garments studded with sparkling sequins. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Saucy marketing and smart get-up |
68-70 George Street Edinburgh EH2 2LT United Kingdom +44 131 220 1276 http://www.frenchconnection.com/ |
fcuk, an abbreviation for French Connection UK, clearly subscribes to the philosophy that sex sells. With the saucy "fcuk" advertising campaign you would be forgiven for expecting a boudoir-style store with leather and PVC aplenty. However, French Connection's strengths are, in fact, smart, well-made suits and separates. Amongst the many high street stores, French Connection is one of the more expensive, yet continues to produce quality clothes that have longevity. Although most of the garb is smart but not too conservative, there is room in their catalogue for more innovative, colorful and sparkly tops. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Free-range cuts |
75 Raeburn Place Edinburgh EH4 1JG United Kingdom +44 131 332 3469 |
George Bower is a traditional top-quality butcher specializing in free range meat, so you can feel happy that the beast on your table was well looked after. Well-respected and patronised by many locals, he'll help you pick from the huge variety of choice cuts, chops, sausages and pates on offer. Whether it's standard fare or something a little more exotic you're after (try some haggis or black pudding for a real taste of Scotland) - your table need want for nothing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Graham Tiso |
123 Rose Street City of Edinburgh EH2 4LS United Kingdom +44 131 225 9486 tiso.com |
This large shop in the center of town has everything for the outdoors type and those who wish to resemble a munro bagger. Their extensive stock includes cross terrain trainers, technical boots, climbing kit, quality tents, sleeping bags, Gore-Tex shells, mid-layer fleeces, base layer thermals and warm gear for your extremities. If you are heading for the hills make sure you fill your new rucksack with Kendal mint cake along with a first aid kit, compass and map. The helpful staff will guide you in your quest for the most suitable kit for your fishing trip or expedition. Also on site is their winter sports offshoot Blues The Ski Shop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Wholesale jewellery and watchmaking suppliers |
111 Broughton Street Edinburgh EH1 3RS United Kingdom +44 131 556 4791 |
Even if you're not in the trade, this little shop is still worth a visit to wonder at the dismembered bits of time all over the walls. If you need an excuse to go in, you can always buy a silver cloth and polish up your trophies when you get home. After more than 50 years in the business, this wonderful old-style shoppe and its skilled staff retain all the expertise needed to mend quartz, LED and mechanical timepieces. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tiffany treats and luxury gifts |
87 George Street Edinburgh EH2 3ES United Kingdom +44 131 225 4898 |
There are lots of diamonds and other sparkly little gems to choose from in this exclusive, internationally-renowned store. Check out the wonderful selection of beautiful jewellery, silverware and gifts. There are also treats from the famous Tiffany & Co, ranging from the affordable to the costly. This is the only shop in Britain outside London to stock this top name and the luxury Smythson stationery range. Traditional designs mingle with more contemporary pieces in this emporium dedicated to Edinburgh's very stylish girls and boys. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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French and Italian cheeses galore |
66 Raeburn Place Edinburgh EH4 1HJ United Kingdom +44 131 332 9888 |
This fine shop is definitely worth a trip out to the north of the city center for, as it has some superb French and Italian cheeses that are hard to find in these parts. They'll let you sample the huge variety on offer (including a selection of goat's cheeses) and offer plenty of advice on what you should serve alongside the lovingly matured curds. savor the slightly old-fashioned atmosphere and personal service that is rare in these days of large, faceless supermarkets. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Smart shoes and understated fashion |
47 George Street Edinburgh EH2 2HT United Kingdom +44 131 220 5386 |
Hobbs brings you quality fashion items suitable for the workplace and smart-casual occasions. There are lots of natural fabrics like linen, cotton and wool in evidence, all cut to pristine perfection. Hobbs have added a few more contemporary fashion items to their traditional and conservative suits and dresses. There is a good footwear range, from casual numbers to high-heals with some strong shapes and colors on view. The store is neatly laid out and attractively merchandised, with entire outfits displayed to help you coordinate a look. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Inhouse |
28 Howe Street City of Edinburgh EH3 6TG United Kingdom +44 131 225 2888 |
After ten years in the architectural trade in London, this business opened its doors in Edinburgh to widespread approval. It stocks a wide range of top quality contemporary interior goods and accessories, including cookware, textiles, lighting and furniture. Well-known designer names such as Philippe Starck are well represented here. Browse at your leisure through two attractively merchandised floors and choose between serious purchases and bits and bobs to brighten up your house. Free professional interior design service available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Jane Davidson |
52 Thistle Street City of Edinburgh EH2 1EN United Kingdom +44 131 225 3280 www.janedavidson.co.uk |
Saunter into this handsome Georgian townhouse shop and nonchalantly browse through the wonderful designer names on display. Names such as Helmut Lang, Tse, Elspeth Gibson and Givenchy Vision are the Scottish exclusives here. They have a good reputation in well-healed Edinburgh circles as reliable suppliers of that "exclusive" outfit, so necessary for a Society event. Before you leave with that highly-sought-after plastic bag, make sure you take a look at the excellent range of accessories. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Smart but casual wear for women |
49 George Street Edinburgh EH2 2HT United Kingdom +44 131 225 4501 |
This shop is crammed full of covet able, smart but casual womens wear displayed in clever color groupings. It is a stunning Georgian space complete with the biggest mirror you've ever seen, straight from Versailles. Weary shopping companions are catered for, as they can sink into the worn leather armchairs by the open fire, while you finger the fabrics and decide on the cut of your cloth in peace. Bring the bairns and kit them out in some funky gear at Jigsaw For Children upstairs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Antique gems of many hues |
72 Thistle Street Edinburgh EH2 1EN United Kingdom +44 131 226 2811 |
This shop is long-established and well-respected for its beautiful antique jewelery. There are pieces to suit most tastes and pockets in a variety of styles, ranging from traditional to more contemporary pieces. Check out the stylish Art Deco gems and the more classical designs, which are both having something of a renaissance. They can also give advice on repairing or replacing damaged settings and stones. It's the perfect place to indulge a craving for something glittery and gorgeous, without having to take out a new mortgage. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Retro classics and kitsch fun |
87 Broughton Street Edinburgh EH1 3RJ United Kingdom +44 131 557 4385 |
Pick up a sixties sofa, a Charles and Ray Eames swivel chair or some intriguing curios from this great little shop. Browse through the amazingly eclectic stock and have some fun. You will find collector's items and possible future antiques here. This is an excellent place to acquire something quirky and classic that will bring a little retro glamor into your home. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Kooky clothes |
3/32 Princes Mall Waverley Bridge Edinburgh EH1 1BQ United Kingdom +44 131 557 9347 http://www.kookai.co.uk/ |
Kookaï stocks fashionable and quirky clothes for young women. With lots of fashionable prints and styles you'll find all the current fashion trends here produced in good quality fabrics. This brand prides itself on that all important extra detailing required for the "fresh off the catwalk" look. Check out the great value Kookaï t-shirts which come in flattering shapes, as well as the extensive range of useful and funky accessories. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Any more fares please? |
27 Hanover Street Edinburgh EH2 2DL United Kingdom +44 131 555 6363 |
This friendly central office can show you how to get to wherever you want to be by bus in Edinburgh. A plethora of timetables and schedules are available and they can help you plan your route. They also organize day tours and coach hire. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Winter services for skiers and boarders |
50 Rodney Street Edinburgh EH7 4DX United Kingdom |
This business specializes in skiing and snowboarding equipment as well as clothing. If you are going out on the piste for the first time and don't fancy spending too much, give them a ring and ask about their hire service. They also sell quality gear for serious skiers and have an extensive stock of new and second-hand goods. They also service and repair skis and boards. This shop is attuned to the European ski season and as such is only open during the winter months. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality and design |
53 Princes Street Edinburgh EH2 2DQ United Kingdom +44 131 225 2301 http://www.marksandspencer.com/ |
Marks & Spencer (M&S) is adding an increasingly chic aspect to its long-standing reputation for quality clothes. This is due to the introduction of new, young designers into its team, as well as a more liberal use of expensive fabrics. It's especially strong on women's underwear. M&S also has a reputation for quality food and has an excellent own-brand range. Apparently their peanuts are transported along the production line on a velvet-covered conveyer-belt so that they arrive in your hand intact and looking their best. The M&S range is especially strong on quality ready-meals. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Perfect parkas |
12 Frederick Street Edinburgh EH2 2HB United Kingdom +44 131 220 1551 |
If you're hiking on a budget or you need some cheap crampons, Millets will sort you out. This high street chain store stocks decent quality outdoor equipment at prices that will suit most pockets. This shop is great for basic, well-designed items, including a well-respected range of outdoor clothing, tents and accessories. They are also good for casual items like flannel shirts, rugged footwear and waterproofs. If you need a funky little fleece beanie hat for the cold weather or a skiing trip, then this is the shop for you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Little Miss Fashionable |
13-21 Hanover Street Edinburgh EH2 2DL United Kingdom +44 131 220 1209 |
As the teen fashion off-shoot of Selfridge, Miss Selfridge mainly caters for the budding party animal and funky young female. Cut-away tops and short skirts hang next to tight t-shirts with trendy motifs, while party dresses and summer frocks offer the more girlie look. Even if you're over the twenty mark, it's often worth a peek for cheap and cheerful items. Look out for the kitsch, furry photo-frames and cushions which make great presents. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Full of eastern promise |
45 Princes Street Edinburgh EH2 2BY United Kingdom +44 131 558 3544 |
This shop's favorite colors tend towards the warm and intense, with lots of reds, deep greens and blues on show. You'll find quality woolens, pretty summer dresses and a large range of evening wear and ball dresses here. Make sure you check out their range of accessories (also available at their Accessorize shops) which includes hats, scarves, bags, jewelery and lots of desirable embroidered and embellished goods. This eastern-influenced shop has some unusual products at the pricier end of the high street market. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Homeopathic Dispensary |
46A George Street Edinburgh EH2 2LE United Kingdom +44 131 226 3223 http://www.nealsyardremedies.com/ |
Tucked away in a basement under Sciennes Hairdressers, this aromatic treasure trove caters for all your aromatherapy and homeopathic requirements. Their products and ingredients are GMO free, environmentally responsible, vegetarian and are not tested on animals, so you can treat yourself and your conscience to some of the most sought after, high-quality beauty preparations known to man and beast. Their Flower Freshener and Frankincense Nourishing Cream are best sellers whilst their Remedies to Roll offer instant aromaptherapy solutions to everyday stresses and conditions. They offer a wide range of advice on using oils, and homeopathic consultations are available on-site. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tiny togs |
88-92 Raeburn Place Stockbridge Edinburgh EH4 1HH United Kingdom +44 131 332 7928 |
If you want your child to look the bee's knees then take a trip to this trendy Stockbridge shop. It offers a good range of cute clothes, that are affordable and kid-proof. Boys and girls are catered for, from birth to 8 to 10 years. Both casualwear and designer labels are on sale - choose between Naf Naf, Kookai and much more, or spend a little extra on a beautiful Kenzo number. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Affordable art |
75-79 Cumberland Street Edinburgh EH3 6RD United Kingdom +44 131 557 1020 http://www.openeyegallery.co.uk/ |
Based in the stylish part of the New Town since the 80s, this popular, private gallery is well-known for providing a wide range of good quality, original, contemporary works catering to all budgets. There are stacks of contemporary ceramics, silver and gold jewellery, sculpture and paintings to look at, yearn for or splash-out on. Many of the beautifully crafted objects and exhibits are surprisingly affordable. Open Eye Two is located opposite the Open Eye and specialises in European and American printmaking - recent exhibitions have included the work of Warhol, Picasso, Miro and Hockney. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Delicious pastries in a bright space |
5 North West Circus Place Edinburgh EH3 6ST United Kingdom +44 131 220 0225 |
Leave your conscience firmly at the door, as this bright and airy shop is crammed full of gooey and gorgeous cakes, pastries, breads and assorted creamy, custard-filled creations that will make you put on weight just by looking at them. There is everything from the traditional to more exotic concoctions on offer here. It is beautifully laid out - a feast for the eyes as well as the belly. Try their other Edinburgh eateries, Florentine, for a further assault on the taste buds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delicate fashion for the working woman |
47B George Street Edinburgh EH2 2HT United Kingdom +44 131 226 4009 |
Phase Eight is an intimate space off fashionable George Street with attractive changing areas and helpful staff. Designer Patsy Seddon continues to produce pretty and delicate wearable pieces for the working woman in a range of exciting fabrics and textures. Luxurious materials and interesting detailing are important in all the labels stocked here, including Fenn Wright and Manson. A selection of shoes and accessories are also available. Check out the quality trousers and look out for their frequent bargains. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Bustling Shopping District |
Princes Street Edinburgh United Kingdom |
Princes Street has its fair share of quality shops, from the elegance of Jenners, the most traditional of department stores (which has big designer names, good quality restaurants and a fantastic food hall) - to the ubiquitous high street names of Boots, Gap, Debenhams and the House of Fraser. Just south of Princes Street are the Princes Street Gardens with Calton Hill to the east and The National Gallery of Scotland and The Royal Scottish Academy to the west. The famed Hogmanay celebrations are centered in Princes Street Gardens and Princes Street itself. Truly a center for shopping and culture, Princes Street is must see. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ringmaker |
46 Dundas Street City of Edinburgh EH3 6JN United Kingdom +44 131 558 8800 http://www.theringmaker.co.uk/ |
All the pieces in this jewelery outlet are original designs made in the company's own workshops, usually in silver and gold. The staff are all trained jewelers and designers, and will help you find something to suit you and the occasion. They will also design a piece especially for you, and you can be as involved as you like in the design process. Delivery usually takes around three weeks, but rush jobs can be accepted. Wedding and engagement rings are a specialty. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Handmade gifts |
23a Castle Street Edinburgh EH3 2DN United Kingdom +44 131 220 1187 |
Tucked away up the dead end of Castle Street in the center of town is this unassuming little shop full of hand-knitting and quilts made by local ladies. Every penny you spend goes to help the needy. You will find tartan knick-knacks from car blankets to toilet roll covers, knitted Highland dolls and appliquéd goodies. But the really special thing here is the range of handmade baby shawls, drawer-fulls of them, lacy and frothy confections that far surpass the mass-produced offerings of the high street. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The old favourite British supermarket |
185 Craigleith Road Blackhall Edinburgh EH4 2EB United Kingdom +44 131 332 0704 |
Sainsbury's is one of the supermarket giants, with a great selection of food, drink and household goods. This branch also has a Sketchley dry cleaners, a Supasnaps photographic shop and three cash machines. Check out the wonderful deli counter which is full of tasty gourmet snacks. The parking is free and there is a pleasant coffee shop where you can relax after a hard slog along the busy aisles. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Schuh |
6 Frederick Street City of Edinburgh EH2 2HB United Kingdom +44 131 220 0290 http://www.schuh.co.uk/ |
Scottish by birth, this popular national chain is a must on the shoe shop trail. The Schuh retail environment is unique and vibrant - colorful merchandising, pumping music and industrial flooring give it a dynamic edge. Its fashionable range caters for office workers as well as hipsters, trendy boarders and clubbers. Contemporary styles sit alongside more classic lines and funky retro trainers. All the major footwear brands are represented here and there is a decent range of care products and accessories available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Scottish Gallery |
16 Dundas Street Edinburgh EH3 6HZ United Kingdom +44 131 558 1200 http://www.scottish-gallery.co... |
The Scottish Gallery, established in 1842, is Scotland's oldest commercial gallery and is a great place to find contemporary paintings, sculpture, ceramics and jewelery. It is beautifully laid out, making it a joy to browse and contemplate work by established and new names. Exciting designs prevail, with prices ranging from affordable to very expensive. It is well known as one of the best galleries in Scotland for modern work - it's particularly well respected for crafts and specifically jewelery. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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New and used equipment for the piste |
2 Howe Street Edinburgh EH3 6TD United Kingdom +44 131 662 4487 |
This small outlet deals in a range of new and used ski and snowboard clothing and equipment. It is closed for much of the year and re-opens in mid October - just in time for the new European ski season. Whether you are a first timer or an experienced carver, the staff here will help you find the most suitable kit for the slopes. As well as suits, jackets and salopettes, there is a good range of hardware and accessories available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Swoon-worthy clothing |
1 York Place Edinburgh EH1 3EB United Kingdom +44 131 557 4045 |
Set just off St Andrew Square and a few minutes from Princes Street, this is a fantastic little designer corner-shop. It is just the place to select the perfect outfit for a special occasion. The clothes here appeal more to those who don't flash labels but admire quality design. You can choose from offerings by Betty Jackson, Joe Casley-Hayford, Ally Cappellino and Marimekko among others. They also stock wonderful accessories: bags, hats, scarves and shoes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality fashion in a cool setting |
George Street Edinburgh EH2 2HT United Kingdom |
Uth, pronounced "youth" sells cool, contemporary clothing in a sophisticated and modern shop setting. Wooden flooring, sleek fittings and exhibited art and photography give it the feel of a hip bar - indeed there are plans to introduce DJs and cocktails. There are high-profile labels to try on, like the understated Bailey and the more youthful, urban look of The Edge. Check out the quality cuts, various fabrics and interesting range of colors in this pricey and stylish fashion outlet. Review © 2007, Wcities |
