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.

Compared to some M&S stores this one is about medium sized but has two floors…read more Downstairs there are clothing and food and upstairs is the newly opened outlet store where you can get their items at a lower price (though obviously not the newest ranges). The food department, though small has a lot of stock and you can pick up anything from frozen food, to ready meals, snacks or that indulgent treat at the end of the week. They have an okay selection of wine (Could do better but it is a small store and what they stock is good quality wine) and a good selection of soft drinks. This is a good place to pop to before a party to pick up a nice food item to impress.

This shop sells lovely food! I often buy the meal deals for two people for ten pounds, tastes…read morelovely. Never purchased clothes from here as I find it far too expensive though. The shop is very big and theres a huge selecition of clothing for men and women.

Down Memory Lane is a truly delightful, magical shop, or should I say treasure trove :). There are…read moreso many wonderful things to browse through from rolling pins, lace tablecloths, garden ornaments, beautifully crafted furniture and, my personal favourite, lots of lovely jewellery plus so much more. The owners are always so friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I cannot recommend this shop highly enough and so worth a visit.

From the owner: An aladdins cave of vintage and new eclectic items , cool Christmas shop from Octoberread more

good cheap clothing. If you are on a budget this is the place to go…read more It is great for kids as they grow so quickly they don't have time to wear it out. It is fairly messy, and you have to be prepared to do a bit of digging sometimes to get what you want. The staff are very friendly and prepared to go and look in the storeroom to see if they have your size.

Brilliant!…read more I always find this store to be fairly tidy and there is always a quick turnover of stock so there are new things everytime I go. There is also always a good range of sizes in most items. There are fitting rooms in 2 floors, which is great as I hardly ever have to queue. There are also tills on both floors. They have a separate Customer Services section but often only 1 person serving so I often have to queue for a little while when making a return. My only complaint is that the accessories section is small (not many bags!)

Stevenage Leisure Park is kind of like the Irvine Spectrum; but in Stevenage, England. It's not a…read moremall, but a collection of restaurants, a cinema, and plenty of family activities, perfect for killing a few hours (and spending a few pounds). We played miniature golf at Mulligan's, bowled at Hollywood Bowl, hit the arcade for a couple of hours, and then had lunch at Wagamama. Honestly, it made for a perfect day. I'm surprised there aren't more reviews - maybe Stevenage just doesn't have many Yelpers. If you're in the area, it's a great spot to hang out with family and/or friends!

This store seems to have good different sizes for the bigger woen and also has childrens and baby…read moreclothing aswell. The staff here are very chatty and helpfull, make you feel like you can just walk round and look and not have staff on your case. The shop looks very colourful and good selection in different colours and all set out very well. I brought four items and just came under £13.00 and this is for my holiday, and includes 2 tops and 2 bottoms. It is well worth the money. Lets hope that this shop does not close down.

I have been about 3 times in the past few days. Why? Well it is near me and a lovely walk down a…read morelane and across a green but has so much choice too. Great general foods and the place is clean and fresh. Currently though so many bargainseg a set of 3 scissors at 49p, a decent pair of pliers 27p, a spanner multi tool 99p, good quality t-shirt £3, 100 plastic file inserts 99p. Maybe they don't always have these items but I have had t shirts at £2 and £3 from here before and they are great. Also have a great range of veggie and free from goods. Often things that are hard to get elsewhere and a range of budget stuff which is finelike tomato paste 25p and veg stock cubes 18p. Have always felt the food in Sainsbury was fresher and a better selection than many other stores. Great discounts in the evening when stuff can be marked down to 10p like pizza and breadgood for the munchies :0) Staff are courteous and friendly. Large car park.

A usual sainsburys. The food there (especially fruit and veg) tends to be of a better quality than…read moretesco or asda, but you also end up paying for that quality. Worth it if you're getting food for an event, or christmas, or if you're better off than most, but otherwise, it ends up too expensive in the long run.

The Arndale Mall is the best opportunity in Luton to go shopping, but still it's nothing…read morespectacular in my opinion. If you're looking for everyday stuff then you will find everything you need at Wilkinsons, Argos, Tesco, HMV & Co., but if you're looking for something special your choice better be to go to London. I mean I was looking for christmas presents there lately and I coulnd't find anything special.. Also I think that the clothes in the shops are nothing special either.. So if you look for something like this better go to the small shops in London but leave the Arndale for you everyday buyings.

This is the shopping mall located in Luton. It's a good position for local transport as it's only a…read more5 minute walk to the train station. I prefer shopping in malls as it means I don't get wet if it rains! There are a fair few shops in this mall, around 120 some of these include new look, bodycare, Vodafone, Boots, Primark. I think it's well worth a look if you are in the area but there's nothing amazing about it so I wouldn't make a special visit!

Close to the town centre, with a pay & display car park directly outside…read more This is a medium sized example of this popular chain store, & possibly one of the tidiest I've been in. However, the TK Maxx ethic is to create a 'jumble sale' feeling, where the shopper is encouraged to hunt for bargains. I'm not a fan of TK Maxx, but would recommend this branch over others I've visited due to it's location close to the town centre.

I love TK Maxx. They sell masses of men and women's clothes, and they have a few rails of…read morebaby/children's clothes at the back of the store. They offer a fantastic range of bags, which are situated at the front of the store, along with purses/wallets etc. They do a lingerie range, and they sell a lot of good mens underwear too. They also stock homewares, kitchen equipment, ornaments, vases, children's toys and they offer fantastic value for money on everything. You have to sift your way through long rails of clothing to find something you like, and it can be rather time consuming but that's fine if you have the time. This store is pretty big and I like it.