The 1.7 million square ft development will be home to big name clothing brands, with more than 80 shops for members of the public to browse through.
But one of its other major selling points will be its food and drink scene.
Boasting Edinburgh’s first food hall – Bonnie & Wild’s Scottish Marketplace – St James Quarter will be a hotspot for foodies looking to enjoy the range of independent food and drink producers that Scotland has to offer.
Here are some of the restaurants, delis and bars that will be located in the new centre, which is scheduled to open in June this year.
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Boasting Edinburgh’s first food hall – Bonnie & Wild’s Scottish Marketplace – St James Quarter will be a hotspot for foodies looking to enjoy the range of independent food and drink producers that Scotland has to offer.
5. SushiSamba
SushiSamba offers a unique blend of Japanese, Brazillian and Peruvian cuisine, with locations all around the world, such as in Amsterdam, Miami, Las Vegas, London and Dubai. Photo: SushiSamba
6. @pizza
@pizza will be opening a branch in the new centre - it offers you the chance to take control of your pizza by being able to choose from 64,000 different combinations. They even have dessert pizza too. Photo: @pizza
7. Creel Caught
MasterChef: The Professionals 2016 winner, Gary Maclean will be opening his first solo venture, Creel Caught, in the Bonnie & Wild’s Scottish Marketplace in St James Quarter. Photo: Bonnie & Wild
8. The Hauf & Howff, The Dookit, and the Tryst Bar
As for bars in the Bonnie & Wild's Scottish Marketplace, there will be three - each with their own Scottish name and identity - The Hauf & Howff, The Dookit, and the Tryst Bar. This picture is a CGI of the Tryst Bar. It also shows a private dining area and show kitchen named the Butt & Ben. Photo: Duncalf Studio