The shop is good but debenhams is closed. I wish I could go there again but the shopping centre is…read moreso good that I loved it

As Malls go this one is OK. Anchor stores include Debenhams, BHS & Boots. There is a fair mix of…read moreshops- Monsoon, Disney, La Sensa, River Island, Claires, Pineapple + all the normal ones. Plenty of eateries, although the large one on the 1st floor is nothing to rave about & very noisy. Always clean, Multi story car park with plenty of paypoints, toilets are million times better since the alterations, pleasant staff, plenty of escalators but only two lifts so don't park on the very top floor if you need one. I think the Christmas lights & Santas Grotto are very disappointing this year not up to previous standards. Bus station one side & train station the other. All the other major store are situated in the pedestrian precinct just outside the mall.

The original Factory Shop sell a varieyt of good from good quality clothes, children's toys,…read morebedding to pet stuff and excellent electrical goods. My one piece of advice would be, if you see a bargin, grab it while you can as it may not be there next time you go. The staff are friendly and helpful but don't know themselves what is going to be on the next delivery. There is a small car park attached to store but this is often full, there is a council pay and display carpark just across the road. A shop well worth popping into regularly to spot a bargin or two.

Grabbing clothes here is almost cheaper than washing old clothes, so thats pretty much what i do :/…read more £3 for 6 pairs of socks, £3 for 3 pairs of boxers, £6 for a shirt and tie, £8 for work trousers Who could ask for more? :)

Visited this Primark to return a few items and pick up a few more items. Compared to other…read morelocations this one is ok. You can find a few things here and there to complete your closet or pick up your regular items you've run out of like their double pack face wipes for a pound (my one most favourite item). The location itself is not very big and I find then men's section quite small here. The women's floor has a pretty good variety. I always love the makeup section but it is a bit small here too. The queues to pay are never too busy. I find they move quite fast. I also like looking in around the register area for last minute cheap items. If I were to return to Crawley I would be back to Primark to poke around and see what I can find. On this trip I did end up finding a few good items to bring home. Be prepared to pick up items you didn't even intend to buy. Like the 4 tubes of lipstick I picked up!!

The Café has been re-sited to the front of the first floor in front of the store. The experienced…read morestaff have retired replaced by younger ones. Tea and scone still a treat thank goodness.

Stopped by early during the week t buy some items I needed for work. I'm from the USA and this…read morecompares to a Wal-Mart here. A lot of items for every need. I was surprised it was two stories when I entered. It is very well stocked with everything that you need. We were able to get everything we were looking for before going to work.

Tinyyyyyyy Harrods!…read more This one is located at the London airport. It has some things to look at and show, but not a lot there. This small store takes about 5 minutes to go from one side to another. When you first walk in, there's trinkets and things to the right. Pens, stationary and little knick knacks. Pretty cute items that are inexpensive. As you continue walking around, you start to see more expensive items. Watches and high end purses. Very nice and high quality items.

"I'm probably a bit of a cheeky grandson, like my brother as well. We both take the mickey a bit…read moretoo much." - Prince William Everyone knows about legendary Harrods in Knightsbridge, est. 1849. It's where it's at, it's historic and tad bit ginormous! However, if you're at London Gatwick airport, and waiting for your next flight to Rome... well then, there's a small Harrods for higher end Brit souvenirs and knickknacks that can be had. A porcelain tea cup for aunt Mimi? Harrods at London Gatwick North is a fun spot to browse, of course you won't get the exceptional service you'll receive at Knightsbridge, nonetheless it still has what you need like British keychains for Uncle Vinny in Rome. I was also surprised how much Harrods bears could fit in this tiny location, including the six-foot bear at the door! On my stop here I did pickup a small London Taxi toy car for my nephew and a couple small girl bears for my nieces. For me, I did pickup a very fancy British Harrods leather card holder, but that was at the Knightsbridge location. It's the Anglophile in me! In the end, if at London Gatwick airport and looking to kill time, a quick stop at Harrods might be worth your loose Pence. Clive was pleasant and you're allowed to browse around looking for whatever you're looking for. Just don't expect Duchess Kate in here... she's at Knightsbridge in High Tea! Ta.

This was quite possibly one of the tiniest Zaras I have ever been to, but selection was quite…read moredecent. They carried all collections (Basic, Woman, TRF) and staff, albeit minimal, were kind, helpful, and nice to chat with. Prices here are less than those on High Street in London, so it really does make sense to shop once you're in the airport!

Ordered four dining chairs which ended up being unsuitable for the space in our kitchen. Promptly…read morecalled to request a collection and refund expecting to have to pay the collection fee of course. After four phone calls to "see what they could do", was eventually told that we have to pay a 25% "restock fee" as it was a cancellation. This is very excessive and was not pointed out to us when we purchased the chairs. The chairs were not bespoke - just average chairs. We have returned much larger furniture to other stores without a penalty of hundreds of pounds. The store policy is only in small print under point no.20 on the back of the invoice - so writing this review to make others aware before they buy.

A great independent department store. This store has almost everything you would want. The staff…read moreare very helpful and friendly. Customer service second to none.

A small branch of the well-known clothing shop, selling a small range of seasonal men's and women's…read moreclothing it concentrates on things like sun-glasses, shorts, t-shirts and swimwear in summer, and shirts, scarves and hats in winter. In other words, things you might have forgotten to pack before you left home, or decide to buy especially for the trip. Prices are 10% lower than on the land-side, so it's also good for things like underwear that you might want to buy anyway, although the small stock means they don't always have every size. Although it's small, it does have changing rooms and staff are helpful.

The prices are so good there got the clothes and everything else and the food hall is so goodread more

History lesson about Crawley coming at you:…read more "The former Crawley Urban District Council was first granted a coat of arms by the College of Heralds on February 8 1957. It was formally presented by the late Rt Hon Lord Silkin at a meeting of the council on September 21 the same year." Well alongside that fact, they have a more than ample-sized M & S, which serves as a suitable distraction when waiting for a client meeting, god bless surburbia.