Drylaw Shopping centre — Local services in City of Edinburgh

I often visit this convenient shopping centre near my home for all my everyday needs, including groceries, fresh meat, toiletries, and other essential items. It’s a small but well-organized hub that caters to most of the daily necessities without the hassle of crowded stores or long lines.

The shopping centre features a few notable stores such as a Morrisons, Farm Fresh for fresh produce, and Top Cellar, a popular wine shop. Additionally, there’s dears pharmacy for medicines and health products, an ATM for quick cash withdrawals, and a post office for mailing needs. Several other small stores are also available, making it a one-stop-shop for most errands.

One of the biggest advantages is the peaceful environment—usually not crowded at all—which makes shopping more comfortable. Parking is plentiful, with ample space for commuters, and the location is quite accessible from nearby areas like Muirhouse and West Pilton. Most stores open early in the morning and stay open until 9 pm, providing flexibility for different schedules.

Cost-wise, the prices here are significantly cheaper compared to the central parts of Edinburgh, especially around the high street. This makes it an economical choice for regular shopping trips. Also, within the shopping centre, there’s a pub—perfect if you ever want to relax with a drink after a long day of shopping.

Overall, this shopping centre offers a practical, budget-friendly, and convenient option for anyone living nearby, with essential services, decent opening hours, and a calm shopping...

Wonderful delightful shopping centre, top class. As you enter or leave or even pass farmfoods freezer shop a quaint Romanian crone sat on her arse outside cheerfully says Hiya and shakes her paper cup pointing to it to suggest giving money, perhaps if I give her tuppence she will read my fishes or grant me wishes or clothes pegs. The centre boasts a top class drinking establishment, a post office, opticians, McColl's, a bakers, a sort of card shop that sells tools and pet accessories and other random stuff, there is also a money station place where people transfer money or something, they used to sell actual objects but now the shop contains nothing but the stench of desperation and lost hope. If it's a world class shopping experience you desire then drylaw shopping centre will delight and...

Very tired looking. Decent variety of shops but there's a lot of work (promised but never delivered) regarding improving the external look of these group of shops. There's an African food shop in the back area but most of the shops are on the main front. The ground through vennel area to the rear is not great and there's a secluded corner which always has rubbish and bird poo all over the ground. The Ferryboat pub at the end is a total eyesore and is very run down. There's a nice wee tailors shop if you need any alterations done...