Craigleith Retail Park

It’s got what you need and then some! To be fair, the place has been going from strength to strength!

Now with the edition of Burger King and Nando’s it’s even more reason to visit for a munch.

Handy that it’s got most of your shopping facilities and is great for parking.

Tends to be very busy but that’s what you want to see with this sort of place.

Serves the community well!

Always get good clothes and food here and love relaxing over a coffee too. Had to go to the Gyle later to get some big sizes. Today stocked up with dog food, holiday photos,groceries and a coffee and cake to round it off

Good big shop lots off choices food and home stuff and clothes

Awesome shopping centre with few awesome food choices and cafes,three big supermarkets Lidl,M&S and Sainsbury, and has lots of options to shop clothes and home items...overall very handy

Great retail estate, huge stores, all the big outlets, tons of parking space

Medium-sized retail park close to the city centre and with a good sized car park.
Has a good selection of shops from high street chain supermarkets to clothing stores, electrical retailers and coffee shops.
Car parking is limited to three hours to stop people using the car park as an all day park and ride.

Nice few shops around and a very spacious car park

Despite the roadworks at this end of Craigleith Road the retail park is very spacious with plenty of parking. Only visited Costa and M&S today. Costa have great selection of both pastries and coffee... this M&S is one of the most spacious of their stores and has cafe..amazing selection of swimwear for babies/ children for around £12.50 ..also some 3 for 2. Will be back..

Great shop's to choose from and plenty of parking.

Good place for shopping and quick bite. This facility has a Sainsbury's store and has outlets of various chains of restaurants like KFC, starbucks etc. You can also buy electronics items from shops like Currys. This place has very good connectivity through lothian buses. This facility also had a big car parking which makes it suitable for family shopping. Also if you are looking for part time jobs, this place gives you many options to try out. Defenitly a must visit place if you are living in Edinburgh for a long time. Great for weekends too.

Update: Now the KFC is replaced by a Burger King 👑 and there is a new Nandoos in the house

It's a large shopping area, with plenty of parking, a good mix of stores and a petrol station. Good access so the queues of cars to get in or out are never too bad and there's a bus stop in the carpark.

Great place for all types of shopping

My favourite spot to have coffee and do my weekly shopping after busy week of work.
Craiglieth Retail Park has my favourite shops and free parking. Also, not overly crowded.

Good choice of stores
Ample free parking and garage nearby too
Also eatery and garage in complex

Decent selection of shops and eateries. Parking in the newer half is ridiculously tight. You could probably improve that by getting rid of the muddy sections in the carpark that were probably intended for plants but are now just muddy squares of dead roots, give a bit more space for the roads?

Hidden, but when you discover it, you literally meet all your shopping needs

Everything you could need for a quick pop into the shops. Great shops right next to great places to eat. Ticks all the boxes for me. Easy to get to easy to find all the things you want and easy to get out of. What more could you ask for?

It's a big retail park with lots of parking space. There is Curry's shop to buy electronics stuff like laptops, tablets, washing machines, TV, etc. Also there are McDonald's, Sainsbury, Boots, Tkmaxx, Lidl, M & S, etc. You can reach there through public transport with Lothian bus number 38.

Excellent, good selection of shops and really friendly service from all. Parking was plentiful and accessible!

Not been here in at least 12 years. The retail has improved considerably with a good range of stores, coffee shops, supermarkets and soon, a 24/7 gym. Well worth a visit. Parking is limited so best to try and go early at weekends or take public transport and walk the short distance.