The original Stratford department store - it has prime location and is the best of its kind but…read moredoes have an Are you Being Served feel to it. You can buy pretty much all that you want here and parking in Bell Court is fine. there is also a cafeteria and some loos on the top floor which is OK. Most of the action is on the ground floor which feels a bit like a rabbit warren but does provide a nice cut through from one street to another if you know your way around. Not sure how long it will stay in such a prime location on these difficult times but I do hope that it will remain. Could definitiely do with a facelift and a bit of fresh thinking

A great little Shopping arcade in the centre of Stratford. It links two of the streets for shopping…read morein the town, Henley Street and Wood Street and contains some wonderful little shops. In this small walkthrough you can find quirky shops (like Cornucopia), a traditional sweet shop, Clinton's card and many more. It is always well lit and clean, and you can tell that the shops that are there take pride in their appearance and keeping the arcade presentable. The only slight warning is that if it has been raining outside the floor can be incredibly slippy, even with the carpets by the entrances, so you should take extra care.

This is a really cool shopping mall with all the stores you would expect and some wicked ones on…read morethe walkway that you wouldn't - I stumbled across a wooden stand which had some fabulous items! As you would expect, its all clean, well maintained but unless you are used to it, it was a bit confusing, signs weren't brilliant in large crowds. Theres plenty of parking and entrances taking you into the lovely market town of Banbury. Recommended for your weekend browsing!!!

We've taken to going to city centre M&S cafes for great coffees and cake rather than the Starbucks…read moreand Costas on our month long tour of England. M&S provides comfort, complimentary iced water (Starbucks take note) fast free WiFi and clean toilets so it's all good. It's buy 6 get one free if you use their app. I mean there's no downsides and M&S pay tax and are a decent company that we trust. Our tour is going well with the only downside being the weather is lousy.

This is a nice Marks and Spencer location, it is located on Bridge Street and is one of the larger…read morestores in the historic town centre, despite being in a fairly attractive and old building, they have done their best to make their store look fairly presentable, modern and similar to any other Marks and Spencer store inside. The store was reasonably stocked, and although I couldn't find my usual brand of milk, I was able to find a reasonable alternative, while also being impressed with the gluten-free sections, including items they had reduced due to nearing their expiration date. The checkout process was simple using the Marks and Spencer app, which allows you to scan items as you walk around the store, pay on your phone and leave. The store was easy to follow and find what I was looking for, without the assistance of a staff member. I would prefer this store be open slightly longer in the day, I find their 6:30 pm closing time to be too early for my liking, but sadly this is in line with other shops nearby and they must have decided to follow suit. 4* - A nice Marks and Spencer location overall, while I do prefer the visual appearance and actual selection and unique offerings of their newer and refurbished Food Halls, this is a nice location nonetheless.

Quality/Quantity - We were told to visit here for the…read moreamazing views. Not sure where all my pictures went? But it's ok, as the views were not that amazing... Fairly good size mall, seems upscale-ish. Atmosphere - 3 stories Fairly new mall, indoor/outdoor spaces. 20 restaurants/bars, from casual to fine dining. Main restaurant attractions would be the ones on the rooftop terrace. Cinema, 24 hour gym, etc. Events are held here too - see website. Mall is open 7 days a week, see Yelp and see individual businesses for their specific hours. Service - Good. Price - N/A Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success; you are the main mall attraction in Oxford!

Nice mall just next to the Oxford university. Lot of people there, ample parking lots, lot of…read morebranding stuffs.

While this is no Marks & Spencer in terms of overall look & feel, Bhs offers some cute clothes at…read morereasonable prices I liken Bhs to maybe a Target Clothing section in the US.....or maybe a Macy's Outlet There are some cool items & some trendy knockoffs. The store just has that "affordable" store atmosphere & smell that I really can't describe but you probably know what I'm talking about Sweaters, coats, Polyester work attire....sleepwear & the like. Bhs offers good staples

Now called the House of Fraiser, this is a good department store.There is about 3 or 4 levels to…read morethe store. On the top level is the cafe, which always serves lovely food at reasonable prices, there is quite a big seating area so it is quite easy to get a table. They stock well know brands for men, women and children, also they sell shoes and homeware items.

A great old style department store where you can lose a few hours. The handbag ranges include…read moreRadley and the prices are in line with others. the cosemtic counters are always happy to give free advice and make overs. There are a number of designer type clothing bits, with Mexx and Oasis for the younger lady and some more older type womenswear upstairs. the cafe is ok. There cards and stationary is good and there is a good selection of jewellery - although mainly costume

While on a trip to London we made a quick stop here to purchase a delightful umbrella for my wife…read moreto use during our travels. Fair price, helpful customer service reps, and a clean, well-lit store... I've got no complaints at all and we would gladly go back again if we ever visit Oxford again - hopefully we will.

I love this shop. It used to be a real rabbit warren of a place, a bit like an old fashioned…read moredepartment store. (Think 'Are you being served') It was gutted a few years back and although the building looks the same on the outside inside it's a totally different place. There are three floors (as per usual) which are jam packed full of things to peruse and buy! The womenswear floor is large with a wide range of items for women of any taste. They have a Coast branch inside and a big collection of fancy dresses to suit. The homeware floor is big as well with quite a decent range of kitchen utensils which is nice because a lot of stores skimp on things like this. All in all the store is nice and bright, it can get a bit congested on the escalators and in the lobby though so be careful.

During our trip to Stratford, hubby realized he'd run out of clean t-shirts and you know, ain't…read morenobody got time to visit laundromats while you're attempting to fill every waking hour with sightseeing and face-stuffing. Anyhow, we stopped in here and kinda slowly realized that the clothing in the store was fashioned for...older adults? That was just the feel that I got and no one shopping there appeared to be under 60, just saying and definitely not trying to be offensive in any way. I don't know anything about this clothing chain but perhaps we happened upon one that stocked more items for the golden crowd, nothing wrong with that. We did end up finding a simple t-shirt on clearance, but it happened to be on a display mannequin. A kind woman working there helped me get it off and we made our purchase and were on our way!