Jenners

Jenners is a huge department store in the centre of edinburgh, on princess street. It has something for everyone! It has a culinary department, mens wear, womens wear, children's clothing, toys, jewellery, make-up and much more! The toy departmetn (hamleys) is a hit for all children and some of the toys are really unique and differnet and it really makes a special present as it is gaurunteed to make the child smile. As for clothing there are many good brand names such as miss sixty, warehouse, ted baker, jane norman and much much more! The jewlerry also makes a good present and can be sutied to jsut about everyone as there is something there to meet everyones taste. I ...  Read the complete review

I'm afraid that having read the other review of Jenners, things have changed. Jenners was bought by House of Fraser and there is now nothing special about this once great store. Jenners is now just like any other House of Fraser store, one with the labyrinthine layout of the old Jenners. What we indeed now have is a store that is almost impossible to navigate and that is filled with some of Scotland's rudest staff. My last visit to Jenners was typified by several members of staff abruptly telling me that they did not know where I would find certain items and I should just wander around until I found the department I needed. While I do not hold ...  Read the complete review

Jenners is Edinburgh's leading department store. A long established landmark of Princes Street, Auld Reekies main shopping thoroughfare, the store is the worlds oldest independent department store, and in my opinion one of the best in the UK. The store stocks a wide variety of goods in over 100 departments. With everything you would expect from kitchenware, right through to cutting edge designer menswear, the store is very handy if you want something in a rush. Contrary to popular opinion, Jenners isn't that expensive - I'd certainly say that it is no more expensive than other stores, and can be cheaper. Jenners does get a bit of a ...  Read the complete review