Fort Kinnaird

I've been a fat face customer for as long as I can remember, at least 25 years. I still have some of the clothes I bought back in the day. The quality of the clothing speaks for itself. Some may think that the clothing is a bit on the more expensive side, but if you take into account the good quality and the length of time it lasts, it's not expensive at all. Most of the styles are timeless, (that's a great thing these days), but the styles are definitely distinctive. The branding is usually subtle, it's there but not in your face which I like.The sales are terrific, many items almost half price.The staff at First Kinnaird, Edinburgh are very helpful and well informed, which is great when you are shopping for gifts.I like the brand, I like the feel of the shop and I love the clothing.

Excellent shopping area with wide range of shops. Plenty of free parking, and a choice of restaurants to eat in. Smyths proved very popular.

Variety: 8/10Food: 8/10Entertainment: 5/10Parking: 10/10Fort Kinnaird is a large retail park with many different places to visit, with a great variety of stores available to suit everyone’s shopping needs.There are several food outlets for those who wish to dine, including American, Italian, Asian, as well as a cheeky Nando’s in there too. On top of that, there are several coffee shops and ‘on the go’ stops such as Starbucks, Costa and Greggs.On the shopping side there are many different places to choose from.For clothing there is M&S, Primark and TK Maxx.If you need electrical they have Argos and Currys.For kids there is a giant Smyths toy store, as well as a small play park for those who wish to take a break.If you want to see the latest movies they also have a medium sized cinema which holds 7 screens.The area is huge, with plenty of parking across two separate parks. It also has extremely regular public transport to and from the city centre, as well as a train station nearby.Would definitely recommend for a day out.

Not a bad shopping centre, loads of parking available and good bus connections to everywhere. I really miss the borders bookshop that used to be there, but the Waterstones is pretty good. Cinema is nice and there are loads of restaurants nearby. Huge place.

Fort Kinnaird Shopping Center offers a diverse shopping experience, boasting a wide array of products ranging from trendy clothing to captivating toys. The expansive variety caters to every age and preference, making it a one-stop destination for all your shopping needs. The modern ambiance and well-organized layout enhance the overall convenience, creating an enjoyable shopping environment. The center's commitment to offering quality merchandise coupled with a friendly staff ensures a satisfying and seamless shopping venture for visitors of all ages.

A little underwhelming. As forts go it was far from impregnable and it did not take a battering ram to breach the defences. That said, having successfully circumvented the security measures (such as they were), I was delighted to find a vast array of retail outlets. I'm sure these will come in handy the next time my adventures take me this way.

I like shopping here there is alot of choice, plenty of parking inculding blue bays, a good tip to avoid a Saturday and Sunday midday as it becomes extremely busy.It has good bus links and has a taxi rank.Good restaurants and selection of stores including Smyths ,BT/EE, Primark, Marks & Spencers plus many more. It's bigger than you think.

Nice to visit in the the Summer months when we occasionally get some dry weather a total misery the rest of the year completely open to the elements. Not a bad variety of shops with decent parking

Great selection of shops and restaurants/coffee shops.Have shopped here over the years and would say the selection is the best so far.Parking can be a bit of an issue later in the day.