THis is the only undercover part of Stevenage Town Centre. It is quite small, I would say that it…read morehas around 40 shops, but it is quite pleasant to browse around. It has the usual High Street names, ie Dorothy Perkins, River Island, Burtons, Claires Accessories, Thorntons etc. they also ocaasionally have small stalls set out in the middle selling gifty type items. They do special events in the school holidays and to promote other keys times, ie Halloween or Christmas. It has an undercover carpark attached, which is not too expensive and is good for when it is raining. There are two coffeee shops in the middle, my favourite is Esquires. All in all, this is a good place to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon, for some retail therapy.

Good little shopping centre in stevenage. It has a variety of shops from Claires to Adams and…read morevarious coffee shops and food places. There are usually free standing stall in the centre of the shopping centre that sell nice little trinkets or coming up to christmas great christmas presents. Being undercover makes it very attractive when raining etc, and it can get very busy.

I am not a great shopper..tend to do it online. Ok I have…read morethe girly thousands of shoes thing but that's an illness! Anyway I had to wait to pick something up today and wandered in here. First looked at toiletries. Now they may cost a bit less that department stores but I had never heard of the brands so am I saving money? The shoes were fairly cheap and nasty and therefor overpriced. There were rails of clothes etc at £5, £10, £15..great I thought but they are so obviously catalogue returns or overmakes as they all seem to be tiny sizes..now I am 5ft 8 and woman shaped. Don't think I will bother again. Back to shopping online :0))

The clothes here are always cheap, but not always the greatest quality. You get what you pay for!…read moreAnyway Matalan is a convenient way to shop. There is always enough parking and even though there is suppose to be a cost for parking that you can reclaim, this is never in force whenever I have been there. You can find a bargin if you are prepared to search and for kids clothes it is usually pretty good, as they grow out of it before it falls apart.

This is a lovely children's shoe shop in Hitchin. It offers a nice alternative to Clarks. The staff…read moreare friendly and they professionally measure children's feet and fit them with some lovely new Start Right shoes! Slightly cheaper than clarks, your money will go further here. It's also a bigger, more child, family & buggy friendly space than Clarks, you get seen faster and they have a wider range of shoes. I recommend it.

This is a reasonably large Next outlet, and they have quite a big children's section which I like,…read moreand is something that my local Next store in Hitchin lacks (they only have a very small selection of children's clothes in the Hitchin branch) I find Next clothes really good quality. It's definitely not the cheapest clothes shop out there, but you can always guarantee quality with Next, and I think you pay a fair price for what you get. Clothes that I buy easily last for the time that my child is in them and are still in good enough condition to be passed onto a second and third child. I think children, particularly boys, make a good test of the quality of clothing since they know how to wear them out quickly, and Next has definitely surpassed the quality test better than any other clothes brand my children own. While many clothes stores seem to have a continuous sale, which often appears as a ploy just to get people through the door, Next are one of the few shops to offer a genuine sale at a few select times of the year. People do go totally crazy for the Next sale though, and I personally find it a crowded nightmare, but there are definitely bargains to be had!

Really small store. The staff are friendly enough though. Their clothes are expensive but tend to…read morebe of a much better quality. Their sales are amazing, and their shoes very comfortable.

A cheap shoe shop that stocks a limited range of men's, women's and children'shoes. They often have…read moreonly a few sizes of each item and they don't seem to have a very fast turnover of stock as the same items are in the shop for quite a while! They are cheap though and even offer a student discount so you can be lucky and pick up a bargain.

I've shopped at this place since back when they were called Bacons several years ago. They're quite…read morea small shop and being right on a corner at the far end of town means you don't think to visit them unless you know they're there I think.The shop is quite small but they have an acceptable range on offer usually. This regularly includes some sandals, boots, shoes and pumps as well as a few bags and children's shoes (mostly girls).The staff are actually quite helpful in here which is rare for a minimum wage shop!The prices are the real attraction to this shop because they're pretty hard to beat. It wouldn't the first time I've had a pair of shoes from here for £5 that have easily lasted six to twelve months.They're not a huge shop so they don't always have what you're looking for unfortunately.

Maysons is the only shop of its kind in Hitchin - selling a variety of high fashion brands such as:…read moreDiesel, G-Star, Bench, Firetrap and many many more. Maysons has recently split into two separate male and female stores. The Women's shop is very small, where as the Men's is much bigger with plenty of stock. Maysons sells Jeans, T Shirts, Jumpers, Belts, Underwear, Shoes, Flip Flops. They also change stock quite regularly so you can always find the latest fashion accessories here. It is definitely worth taking a visit to Maysons if you're ever in Hitchin - especially when they have a sale on. Bargains to be had!

They have a great range of stylish shoes, and the prices a bit above average, but not too…read moreexpensive. The service is quite good, and the staff are very helpful. They have an eyecatching window display, and the shop is quite spacious, so it is rarely corwded.