Ah The Galleria, a staple of my miss-spent youth. The shops here are average to pretty rubbish…read more(though they do have a massive Waterstones) and you'll only get one or two of the big name high street places. I never really went shopping here because, while it has a fair number of shops, it never really has anything that you want or need. Guess that could be just me. The cinema is where I spent most of my days, chillin' out maxin' relaxin' all cool and watching some films after school. The cinema is average price with student discount and with your standard of sugary rubbish to enjoy while watching a film. The cinema screens themselves are good, the Digital screen is awesome, but the chairs and leg room leave something to be desired. It can get quite uncomfortable if you're a tall and are in a packed screening, but this rarely happens here, which is a other bonus. All in all a good place to while a way a fair number of hours with friends or that special someone.

I had seen the Galleria so many times from the road, passing under it, and been curious. Was really…read morelooking forward to visiting it but it is a souless place. Although it looks huge it takes hardly any time to go around and has nothing to recommend it in the way of differnt shops. They are the same as any high street. A large open area in the centre was laid out as a furniture vendoes. The stuff was ugly..even tasteless..and overpriced. Quite a few restaurants..untried but mostly the usual chains. The only saving grace, for me, was a pleasant cinema complex where we went to see Stardust. So much anticipation..such a disappointment.

Moist has been one of my favourite shops for a long time…read more A funky punky outfitter, with lots of retro dresses and skater tees. I still regret not buying a green T-Shirt a few months ago which said "GOONIES NEVER SAY DIE." My last visit I brought a white skinny vest top decorated with pink hearts. It was priced at £9.99, and as they are currently doing a promotion I received 30% off! That's the kind of maths I like to do! You can also get chunky jumpers, comfy jeans, hats, wallets and bags. The pay desk is a glass jewellery display counter full of accessoires. I spotted hand made necklaces priced £3-£10. You have to be very well disciplined not to pick out an extra treat for yourself!

A good shop if you like your 'skater-style' brands but it is generally pretty expensive! In fact, a…read morelot of the brands are stocked in TK Maxx (also at the Galleria) and are often cheaper. I would definitely refrain from purchasing anything here before you have checked out the prices at TK Maxx first! Also if I remember correctly, I don't think you can get your money back if you simply change your mind about an item. I think store credit is the only option in this situation so buy carefully!

This is by far the best TK Maxx in the local area. It is quite spacious. I cannot be bothered to…read morerummage through the womensware. However, the childrens section is very good, with lots of designer outfits for babies and toddlers. The best find is grobags for half price or less. They sell lots of nursery bits and pieces. The toy section is good with a broad range at low prices. Its good for birthday gifts. The homewares section is fabulous, there isn't nothing they don't have. During seasonal times, they carry a range of decorations that are of a good quality. Especially nice are the Halloween decorations.

The queues here are always really long and they don't ahve many people serving on the tills…read more They do offer a large range of different items (men's, women's and children's clothing, homeware and shoes) but it is often pretty hard to navigate around. There are loads of fitting rooms though so you will never be waiting to try something on!

The University of Hertfordshire design gallery is a fabulous architectural building with a full…read morefront made of glass. There is regular exhibitions throughout the year with fantastic artists showcasing their work. The artists also hold talks based on their work. There is a new cafe with some funky chairs and table which makes a nice environment to have a coffee and chat/work. It is part of the School of art and design where it links many of the workshops and rooms together. The design gallery also forms part of the final degree show of the students in their final year where they showcase their work to show family, friends and industry.

This store sells discounted NEXT clothes, normally out of season or ex sale items…read more Unfortunately what is on offer is a bit hit and miss and does require some rummaging and can be quite limited. You can't really go there with a certain product in mind as you would come away disappointed. If you go with an open mind and are happy to look for bargains then this would be OK. Unfortunately the store doesn't have any changing rooms and there are signs up asking you not to try on clothes in the middle of the store. The other negative point is that they don't give monetary refunds if you return things that don't fit and you are given a credit note instead.

This store sells NEXT seconds and last seasons clothes, shoes and furniture. There are some…read morebargains to be had, but you must look. I would say children's clothes are the best value. The shop is not that easy to look around with a pushchair as the rails are too close together, though there is a path to go around the store easily. There are also non-next items there as well.

This is a small new look. It is frequented by, shall we say, less desirable people of Hatfield…read more They do not carry the full range of clothes. They tend to stock the cheaper items. It is very difficult to manouver especially if you have a pushchair. They often seem to have a lot sales and discounts.

The shop is very tiny.There is a woman who work in there with a full fringe .she followed me around…read morethe shop as if Iam about to steal something. I went to the changing rooms and she was at the till she came and oppened the curtain just to ask how many clothes I had taken in. She constantly starred at me the whole time and made me feel uncomfortable. She's way too paranoid and needs to calm Down

ocado damage my car on deliverty and they dont taking resposavility of it,…read more they dont want to fixed and the damage the car on my private property, mmake sure you dont buy from them

Ocado is an online supermarket and is probably one of my favourite grocery retailers mainly down to…read morethe customer service and information, as well as the product range. I've tried numerous online delivery services now from Britain's major supermarkets: Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Asda and Ocado with Ocado being amongst the best and Sainsbury's being amongst the worst, one of my favourite parts of the Ocado service is how they keep the customer informed, you can change your order until hours before delivery and then you can download a receipt and see what items are coming even before your order comes, for example you can see if any substitutions have been made in advance of your delivery. The product range at Ocado is also very good and includes items from brands such as PieMinister, Watmuff and Beckett and Wilkin and Sons, the gluten-free range especially impresses me with multiple products I cannot find elsewhere. Ocado also sell Waitrose own brand products which is pretty cool, including the likes of a cottage pie and stonebaked pizza, which are both gluten-free. Ocado prices are a little high in some areas, mainly on items which I've found hard to source down including the ones mentioned, but the prices remain competitive in terms of the basic essentials, with a standard own-brand 4 pint of milk costing either £1.09 or £1.10 as of July 2018. On past experiences, Ocado deliveries always tend to be either early on time with the drivers polite, they even offer a scheme to return your old bags to get the "bag tax" back, which is 5p per bag in the UK. Ocado also make it easy to apply a refund, which is something I've found hard which other brands such as Sainsbury's, Ocado have an online selection tool where you can ask for a refund on certain items and state why with no need to wait on hold and/or mess about by contacting customer services. Ocado could be improved however, such as by working to keep pricing competitive on some areas where it is a little pricy and by constantly working to make sure all items are stocked, for the last few orders now I've had one or more items being out of stock for my delivery time, one was even out of stock for over a week ahead of when I wanted my delivery which is a shame but the product range, customer service and keeping the customer informed throughout the order process, makes Ocado a brilliant grocery tool to warrant a four-star rating.

My local newsagent when I lived at home, this branch of Martins also contained our local sub post…read moreoffice which was always handy when you needed to post something, or get your car tax. I always recieved friendly, efficient service whenever I used it. Recommended

As you walk in you will be greeted by sunglasses, sunglasses and more sunglasses! Loads of…read moredifferent styles like classic, elegant and stylish. At only £10 each they are a bargain! Walk in the shop a few steps more and you will meet their pretty display of necklaces, many with matching earings, which make them a great an ideal gift. Look around a bit more and you will find big leather bags, many spot on with next seasons block colour trend, as well as many other gorgeous ones will stand the test of time. If that isn't enough there are also watches and scarves! phew!

This store sells accessories. However, they are not exactly what I would call trendy. More of a…read moreclassic style. I find that it appeals to women over the age of 40. The prices are more than reasonable and quite often they have deals on. The sales women are very helful and willing to assist you. Everything is displayed nicely and its easy to walk around