This is a fair sized shopping centre…read more Right at the top there is Burger King, toilets and another little cafe. Next one down there is Adams, ELC, O2 Shop, 3 Shop, Vodafone, and a few other shops and on the bottom there is New Look, Primark, Sweet shop, Superdrug and a few other little shops They dont have the best of shops in there but it is handy to go in sometimes if its raining or you need a couple of shops instead of trapsing across the high st to different ends of town to get to the other shops of the same company in the city centre. It is a nice clean spacious shopping centre.

This shopping center vary rarely gets a visit from me. I dont have much need for the shops it has…read moreinside it. Although there have been many empty units in the center for some time, It has recently seen more shops open in the center. There is a large security team for such a small center who seem to think that they are gods and do nothing other than stand in the enterance flirting with ladies. Primark, ELC, Top shop, New look, 3, O2, la senza, bay, clintons and the gift company are just a few of the shops in here. The center itself is bright and clean, nicely decorated. I did notice they had their christmas decorations up far too long. The enterance from the high street can be very slippy when wet. Having almost fallen on my bum several times I know this from experience.

Although Marks and Spencer is seen as one of the elite battle ships of retail, my personal…read moreexperiences have never been especially good. There are that many people who walk slowly thorugh the central walk way that it takes a long time to get down to the food hall. The staff I feel do their best to cope, however there simply arent enough tills in M&S. Particularly in the food section. The food is expesive but generally worth it (especially the raspberry royal). The security guard in the Lincoln brach is creepy, he seems to follow anyone who doesnt walk with a stick or own a mobility scooter.

Good service..used bay.i was using it to buy a pair of socks. My feet were cold, so I popped in.It…read morewas quite convenient.

Appalling customer service, asked a shop assistant for help to find a coat I'd seen on the website…read more Responded it could be anywhere mate I ain't seen any green parkas. The shop assistant was stood within 5 meters of 2 different green parkas I had just looked at. He clearly couldn't be bothered helping so I walked straight out.

Great shop for kids and adults clothing…read more I only use it for my kids generally and i have found they are great for clothing there. The underwear for kids is cheap as well as PJ's and i always buy that sort of things for my kids from here. I have got my husband some items from here before and they lasted well. Good cheap clothing shop to make yourself look good even if it was just for a night out.

This Primark kicks the ass of the Primark in Leeds, simply because there are less chavs and…read morepushchairs ready to try and cripple you. Also, it is better laid out, and less cramped. Having said all that, the quality is still shocking and anything you buy WILL end up with stitches falling out before you've worn it three times.

Fabulous boutique specialising in "Antique, Boutique and Vintage"…read more The shop emits a luxurious feel with it's well displayed wares in the smallish space. There is none of the clutter to lessen the shopping experience that you get in so many of the London vintage shops, giving the impression that each item has been hand picked for this store, rather than being a jumble sale that you have to wade through in hope of stumbling across a gem. I loved the women's bags and accessories, and happily left with some scarves for my collection. I expect that I will be back before my short stay in Lincoln is over. Definitely worth a visit!

While I do like to go into vintage/antique/retro boutiques, I don't particularly care for the…read moreclutter and smell... this is not one of those. This really is a boutique. I was drawn in by the accessories in the window. They had some cute stuff, nothing in my size and the accessories, while lovely, were not necessities on this particular trip. The clothing selection is a bit limited because there is no clutter and the racks aren't overflowing with clothing, but that's kind of what I like about it.

I have rated 5* mainly because if service. All the staff extremely polite but not to the point of…read moreoverbearing and will bend over backwards to help you out. Whilst the stock on display does not scream buy me there is always something there of enough interest to get you to walk through the door. And that's where the quality of this shop flows out. Customer service and a willingness to ensure you get what you want.

Just be aware anyone localsor visitors that drives to and shops at the TK Maxx store on the…read moreTritton Road in Lincoln could be hit with a £60 - £100 fine for parking . TK Maxx says the cark park there is nothing to do with them but they actually benefit from it . My wife shops there regularly and was recently hit with a £60 fine to be paid within 14 days . On average she spends £1000-£2000 a year in this store . She wont be shopping there again . I've appealed the fine and emailed the store as well as their Head Office in London as well as the Council and the Lincoln Conservative MP ( no response ) and left comments on Nextdoor website mostly have been supportive . I intend to fight this fine and if need be parade around this store with a placard . A tip . Don't shop there

As someone who visits a LOT of TK Maxxes, I can say that this is one of the best that they have…read more It was only built a couple of years ago, to replace the very cramped old one next to Mothercare, and the improvement is vast. It is large and spacious, with a mezzanine section housing menswear and homewares upstairs. There's a lift available, and loads of free parking. My main gripe is having to use £1 coin for a trolley. In most stores they'll lend you one, but in Lincoln you're stuffed if you don't have cash on you! Very annoying if, like me, you were planning on filling it with bargains and end up having to carry everything over your arm. Such a minor issue but major inconvenience, so be warned: take a quid with you!

Debenhams is always my first stop when i'm looking for anything. They sell menswear, perfume, bags…read moreand jewellery downstairs, as well as having a Game in the store too, then up the escelator (or lift) to womenswear, homewear, underwear and kids wear. They have a cafe too, up a fllight of stairs from womenswear, or up in the lift. The womenswear section has a dorothy perkins, wearhouse, principals and oasis as well as the Debenhams brands such as Rocha John Rocha, Red Herring and my favourite, Julien Macdonald. They regularly have sales of upto 70% off, and it's definately woth catching these early for quality items at bargain prices. The Debenhams Classic section of the store is great for cheap basics, although these items aren't the most beautiful ever, they will be the start of a staple wardrobe. I recently bought a grey pencil skirt for less than £10. It's perfect for work! There is a free personal shopper in the lincoln store, who you can book in advance. She's very good, knowing quickly what will suit you, and she's not at all pushy like some sales women are. She's not intimidating either, I went to her after i put on a lot of weight, i'd gone upto a size 18/20 and didn't know what suited me anymore and she was so kind and patient and showed me so many ways to dress up basic items so i could have a whole new wardrobe without spending much (she even offered to take me out and show me lincoln because i said i'd just moved!) It's a lovely big store, and although it's not really cheap, when the sales are on, some real bargains can be had. They're also very accommodating when it comes to returns of faulty goods etc.

Situated in St Marks Close to the city centre and the university is one of my favourite department…read morestores. It has a massive range of products; perfumes and cosmetics, watches, jewellery, clothes - mens, womens and childrens, lingerie, toys and games, household goods - cutlery, pots, pans, fabrics, in fact all the sorts of things you'd expect to find in a department store. In Grimsby we have a rather nice House of Fraser Store but I do prefer to come to Lincoln to go to Debenhams because it has everything House of Fraser have and more, it's also laid out better - it almost has a bazaar feel to it with lots of little nooks and crannies where bargains are often to be found, the staff are great too. I must not forget to mention the store restaurant - it blows most other department store restaurants away. The choice is pretty good and the prices aren't bad at all. The layout is pretty good and it is fairly sizeable too, so even when it's busy you can usually find a table and the staff are brilliant - which when you've got a child with you who suddenly decides they are hungry you need fast helpful service and that's exactly what you get.

First climb half way up Steep Hill. Don't admit you are completely knackered but instead take a…read morerest inside the aptly named Readers Rest Bookshop. A very old shop with multiple rooms and corridors jam packed with second hand books. I have found some real treasures here. There are a few bookshops in Lincoln but this is the best! Hours can be spent in here. Books start at 50p and they had to open another shop (an old chapel I think) across the road to accommodate all the books. With more than 60,000 titles, this is a book lover's paradise and they will also buy books if like me you have thousands anyway. It is a bit pointless me selling boxes of books to them because..what do I do? I look round and buy more books.

Lovely little shop, up the hill. Very friendly and very helpful. Worth the hike to get there as the…read morechoice of books is very varied.