We take a look at shops in the 1990s and 00s in Edinburgh
NewsScottish News25 pictures of shops in Scotland that will make you feel nostalgic for the 90s and 00sFrom Savacentre and Safeway to Woolworths and Virgin Megastores.By The NewsroomThursday, 25th April 2019, 11:16 amUpdated Thursday, 25th April 2019, 11:20 am Sign up to our daily newsletterSign upThanks for signing up!Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later.Submitting...Lorraine Gillespie with Kyle Gillespie & baby Cameron.We take a look at shops in the 1990s and 00s in EdinburghSign up to our daily newsletterSign upThanks for signing up!Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later.Submitting...The exterior of the now defunct shopping centre on Princes Street.Most Popular Skye shooting suspect tasered after rampage left father dead and three injured News Supermoon: What time is the supermoon tonight? Why is it called Sturgeon Moon? News Dornie: One dead and three hospitalised in 'devastating' incidents on Skye and Dornie News Skye shooting: Man who died following shooting incidents on Skye and Wester Ross named as John MacKinnon News SNP lose control of North Lanarkshire Council after sexual harassment claims News The shopping centre opened in October 1993.Children get sweets at Kirkgate before the shop closes for good.Steven Shand picks the Furby that he wants.The best place to spend your Christmas moneyThe shopping centre had a different look in the 90s.Our Price opened in Cameron Toll in the late 1990sSomerfield supermarket is no more.Workers on the shop floor of Safeway in the 1990sUCI at Kinnaird Park was a popular place to hang out with friends.Defunct Safeway was rebranded Morrisons and some were sold offThe shop has since closed.Many a child had a birthday party at Burger King in the 1990sThe food court was packed with people.Before it became an Apple storeEscalators in the Gyle Shopping Arcade.The St James Centre after, undergoing refurbishment in January 1992.Visa provided 'Chip & Pin' instructors for the week, at the Gyle Centre.Web 13 cafe on Bread Street.Everyone loved the pic n mixPosters on the C&A building in Edinburgh.The Blockbuster Video outlet on Great Junction Street, Edinburgh in 2003.Interior of the St James Centre shopping centre at the east end of Princes Street Edinburgh, after refurbishment in January 1992.