£3 Parking- all day, in Leeds! What's not to love!read more

I simply loved this place because I'm an American tourist! This shopping center was so convenient…read moreand fun. I stayed in a hotel across the street, so this entire area was accessible from many entrances and most of the mall was covered. I thought the shops and people were very nice.

Never been to Leeds, one can only dream though! Hopes and dreams aside I've only ever heard good…read morethings of Leeds (though this was from the ex-wife so ey who knows ahah ah) and trinity looks appetizing to say the least. Alright going down the pub now to forget about my wife Rebecca. Peace out, Keith.

Another lovely indoor market/ boutique type shops with a cafe on the middle floor…read more Shops of all sorts of persuasions, an absolute delight to walk around and take in the wonders of the architect who created such a magnificent building!

This was a really cool space. It rained a lot when I was there, so it smelled a little musty…read moreinside. The high ceilings and old-historic feel of the area was really fun. The kids enjoyed running around. Most of the shops were closed when I visited, but there were little boutiques and things.

This Post Office is a good alternative to the large one opposite Tiger Tiger. Being in the city…read morecentre it does still have those horrid queues but mostly over a lunchtime period so if you are lucky (or clever) you'll manage to avoid them. The staff who work in there are friendly and helpful, although there is one chap who insists on asking every time whether or not I would like a Post Office credit card. Still, he does it with a cheeky smile on his face and so I can forgive him for trying - just. They don't have anything especially exciting but they function as a perfectly reasonable Post Office, with helpful friendly staff. They are worth the mention purely as an alternative to the larger one in town!

I know post offices get busy and queues are expected, but I didn't really rate my experience at…read morethis post office today. Over lunch time, when everyone is rushing during their lunch break, they had only two people serving when there were about twenty people queueing. Now that post offices deal with so many other enquiries like paying bills, banking & checking forms for passports etc, a transaction at the counter can take so much longer than simply buying stamps. Today was no exception & one of the two servers got embroiled in a tricky issue, leaving just poor cashier #5 to try to get the queue moving. It took about 20 minutes (and once I'd got to the front of the queue, typically!) for them to bring out three extra staff onto the counters to deal with the ever-growing line of impatient people clutching various letters & parcels. However, when I did finally get served, the lady was lovely, apologetic & swift, so that did make up for the wait a little. They do have two self-service machines if you're just looking to post simple packages (UK or international) though one of the machines wasn't working on my visit so there was a queue there too. In general, this post office seems to have a good array of products - all the usual envelopes, packages, etc for purchase, & a photo booth. But perhaps it might be worth going at an off-peak time if you can!