Fantastic service, although limited stock in the sizes we require for our 1 year old, although not…read morethe stores fault! Only place we can buy shoes from due to width of her feet, not even clarks will fit!

One of two shoe shops offering a children's fitting service within the Metrocentre, Russell &…read moreBromley tends to be much quieter than Clarks. The fitting is expert and checked by a senior member of staff as well as the original assistant and they offer a range of shoe makes, not just Clarks but Stride-Rite, Lelli Kelly, Geox, Cica, Crocs, Ecco and Skechers to name but a few. It's not a cheap shop but the quality and range of both child and adult footwear is good and the customer service excellent.

good range of items, staff always friendly and helpful but very overpriced in general, I am very…read moresurprised they make money on the full priced items. I would recommend looking at sale times as thats when there is bargains to be had, generally they have sale stuff all the time but the best sales are in January. They always try and sell u their store card, do not take it as it has an appalling APR, better off with a decent credit card. Their underwear section could do with a bit more range, most of the stuff is very unsexy and they do not have a good range of bra sizes. They could do with updating that area.

I'm a big fan of Evans, mostly because I have lots of trouble getting clothes to fit me properly…read moreand they're the best place I've found so far. I'm 6ft which is tall for a girl and wear size 9/10 shoes. Evans clothes seem to fit me really well and they hang better than lots of other places. They are the only ladies shoe shop that goes up to a size 10, which is handy for me as it depends on the style as to which size I need. The clothes and shoes can be on the pricey side, but they are good quality and last for a long time, so definitely good value for money!

Staff really helpful even on a busy Saturday arfternoon. Nice selection on winter boots.read more

The Metrocentre is a large shopping centre in Gateshead, in terms of retail size, it is the…read moresecond-largest shopping centre in the UK. (As of October 2022) The mall offers free parking as well as having good public transportation links, it is around a 20-25 minute bus journey from Newcastle city centre, with an irregular train service, that pulls into the Metrocentre Interchange (attached to the shopping centre), which is even quicker. Anchor tenants include Marks and Spencer, Primark, Next, TK Maxx (featuring Homesense). There is also a large Odeon Cinema. Other stores include: Apple, Currys, WHSmith and many other large brands For a full list, you can check out their website: https://themetrocentre.co.uk/stores/category/shopping It is fairly easy to find your way around the mall, as the larger stores are signposted, if you're looking for a smaller store, it may be best to find out which of the larger stores is nearby, to make it easier to find though. There does tend to be a lack of staff around the mall to ask for help, which is disappointing. There is a good selection of food and drink options, mainly consisting of chains and fast food options, that have multiple outlets around the centre. For example, Costa and Starbucks have three stores, and Nando's have two. 4* - It may not be the prettiest mall in the world, with the centre surely showing its' age in the older parts of the mall, as it opened back in 1986, but it has a great selection of shops, in an indoor environment, well suited to a rainy, cold day.

The metro is a nice place in Gateshead were you can have a nice time at shops. It's also a good…read moreplace to hang about. 5 star!