A fair number of shops but most are small. Only John Lewis has any size to it. And Accessorize. Best thing is the Millie’s Cookies stand. Worst: you have to pay for the toilets.

a large selection of stores that attract everyone for wanting football nation or john Lewis.

The plan is to knock down and rebuild. About time really, very dated as centres go. John lewis is the big selling point.

many many shops with places to eat palces to shop pharmacist post office security guards are on patrol there is an information point you can staff for directions etc good range of shops

This mall does have a lot of different stores in it. However it is need a kick off life in it. I must admit I only go in there when I know what I am looking for its never a place I go for a casual browse.

I hope it does get a good vamping up considering it has a entrance just over from Edinburgh answer to high end fashion Multrees Walk.

Tired, old shopping centre in much need of some TLC.

There are several empty stores, the flooring is old, and there’s not an awful lot to see, except John Lewis.

OK for getting a paper and quick bite to eat, and that’s about all.

A lovely shopping mall.not as good as ocean terminal althought it does offer some good shops.the joke shop is a must visit, and poundland, easy access to busses, faster way to get in withought as many crowds is to cut through john lewis.

The St. James is your one-stop shop for all the high street shops you cold wish for under one small roof. Its location on the end of Princes Street makes it easy to access from all sides of town and it has all the popular high street shops, from Topshop to Next, with Dorothy Perkins, HMV and a huge John Lewis tucked in there for good measure. It is the best place to head to on a rainy day (which is often, lets face it) to do your shopping without having to head out in the soggy weather. It has multi-storey parking (which is really expensive- take the bus if you can) a small food court and is compact and easy to navigate. Dinky and handy.