Jenners (Department Store) > Reviews

Advantages: Huge range of goods
Disadvantages: Expensive

...contents were destroyed but the Jenners factory on neighbouring Rose Street was adapted into a temporary store. The new store was formally re-opened on 8th March 1895 and was well ahead of its time with electrical lighting, hydraulic lifts and air conditioning. Throughout the 20th century, Jenners continued to be the prime department store in Edinburgh with continual modernisation and enlargements helping it to maintain this position. In 2002, ... Read review

Advantages: A wide range of goods. A nice location.
Disadvantages: Lots of money. Too many snobby staff.

...as you are now then Jenners could be the shop for you. If I was twice as rich as I am now then I would pop into Jenners to buy gifts for those special occasions. If I was four times as rich (and if the internet population of the internet reads and rates this review, I will be) then I might start to regularly shop in Jenners. What is Jenners? Jenners is a plush store set into the very heart of Edinburgh’s famous Princess Street. It is a maze of ... Read review

Advantages: Great to look in, nice food
Disadvantages: Some thing are very expensive

Jenners is great for just looking in! There's something for everyone - they sell food, clothes, toys, stationery, make up, furniture, household stuff ... but a lot of it is expensive. The toys and books are just your regular toys and books, which you'd find in any shop, so most of them are just normal prices, and the same with most of the food, make up and stationery. But the furniture, household stuff and clothes are probably too expensive ... Read review