This is a fairly new addition to the centre of Huddersfield. It has its own multi sotery car park…read morewhich i seasier to use than most new car parks. The shops in the centre are varied and there is a good range of differently priced shops. The atmosphere in the centre is clean and bright and welcoming. I enjoyed visiting this mall. It is not too big so you dont feel overwhelmed at all. It consists mainly of clothes shops and there are several Jewellers too, a great place to shop.

Kingsgate Shopping Centre is a small shopping centre serving the town centre of Huddersfield in…read moreWest Yorkshire. As a mall it is fairly poor, it only consists of a small number of retailers and isn't too impressive overall, it does feel a little bit run down inside, with a lack of mall staff and a high number of kiosks selling any random tat on the mall floor. JD Sports, Sports Direct, Clarks and The Fragrance Shop all have stores in the mall, including the four main mobile phone service providers and Stormfront (Apple Reseller). For food and drink, you have brands such as The Bagel Factory and Costa. The anchor tenant, House of Fraser, is the largest store in the mall but closure has been talked about for a while now, so I can't see it lasting beyond early 2022. The toilets are well hidden as they are poorly signposted and located inside the car park. Car parking is a little expensive for a small town and works out around £1 an hour with no flat rate other than on Sunday's, where they charge £1.50. 2* - A bog-standard shopping centre, not terrible but I won't be rushing back here.

This shopping centre has really improve the look and feel of Huddersfield town centre. Inside the…read moreshopping centre is bright and clean with a good range of shops you can get everything from clothing, cd's electrical and also there a large department store too. There is a large multistory carpark too.

At last! a new shopping centre on the site of the old lodges supermarket. Situated in the bus…read morestation it will have a variety of shops including a chemist. There is a cafe on the first floor with views over the car park At the moment only a delicatessan and gift shop are open. The rest will follow shortly.Will bring much needed life to this end of town.

'Batley Mills' is a great place to visit for a relaxed one stop discounted shopping experience…read more I am pleased to say 'The Mill' in the last couple of years has evolved and improved greatly on their selection of women's clothing and fashion, catering for a wider range of clients than just the over 60s. As well as Planet and Precis Petite, they have expanded their clothing range to include Minuet, Kaliko and Jacques Vert which is great. I have as a result started going to the Mill regularly to keep my work wardrobe up to date. I have really had some good buys. As well as the improved womens clothing, the Mill in Batley is a great place to find handbags, luggage, wallets and purses etc. The discounted brands include Radley and Hideskin The staff seem helpful and friendly and if you are visiting by car there is plentiful free parking (although it can get busy at the weekends). The Cafe Nova coffee shop is located on the 1st floor of the mill and they not only serve delicious teas and italian coffee but their cakes and sandwich selections are also very tempting and a great excuse to have a break. It would be nice if good quality fashionable footwear could be introduced to the mill, similar to the selections found at the Boundary Mill in Colne. I also think emailing offers and information out to customers regularly for shopping events such as an extra 10% off or a free coffee voucher would be a good way of encouraging cutomers to keep visiting. I don't always go to the upper floors of the mill as I find the escalator system a little bit frustating in that you are forced to walk along the length of each floor for the ascent and then the same again on the way down. This zig-zagging may be an attempt to encourage shoppers to walk through each of the floor areas but I am afraid I just find it a nuisance. Other than that I would enthusiastically recommend a visit to The Mill in Batley. Happy Shopping :)

The Mill at Batley is great, there are loads of different shops inside offering designer clothes…read moreand shoes also home ware at good discounted prices. They have several cafe's too. I was there again last week and bought 2 nice suitcases and 3 pairs of shoes all good makes. They have a great selection of Radley and Tula handbags the prices are about half the normal price and I bought my husband a really nice Regatta jacket for £45 instead of £100! If you want a good shopping day out you can spend several hours at the Mill with all the top brands available at half the cost! A mile further along the same road is Red Brick Mill which is fantastic for Home purchases rather than clothes.

Byram Arcade is 'kind of' a shopping centre in Huddersfield. Located very close to the town centre…read moreand railway station. There are several shops, hairdresser, caffee/restaurant, gift and craft shop, estate agent, music shop and some clothing retailers. There is even a polish shop if you fancy some foreign food. Nice and quite place.

I think it thinks of itself as a shopping mall but it is just a glorified covered walkway.I think…read moreeveryone just uses it as a thoroughfare.Has a Merrie England and a newsagent and I suppose it's main attraction is one of three Argos in Huddersfield but the rest is a mishmash of discount shops and empty units. Recently refurbished but still nothing to drag you in for unless you are trying to keep dry.

Over the yearsmany shops have come and gone in the arcade. Argos and merrie england seem permanant…read morethough. It is mainly used as a thouroughfare to the parish church. Access to barclays from here and 3 really good sandwich shops. A newsagents and discount bedding and another pound shop. There used to be a gymnasium above but different owners come and go, but it still doesnt seem to pay.A little dated.

Love this place .. good place to go at the weekend some shops have great prices... service varies…read moredepending on which store but most of them are good .. such a wide selection of stuff that you can buy ... also .. not too many old people

We don't have such large shopping centres in Switzerland. It's cleaner than any town centre I've…read moreever seen in England with a wide variety of stores. My favourites: A Thornton's, a gigantic Sainsbury's (with every kind of Gü pudding and a huge assortment of chips), several cupcake and cookie stands and a stand selling every conceivable mobile phone case and cover, even one for my Xperia Z! There are also two very large gift / card shops that will probably sell the most obscure card you just couldn't find anywhere else. Try not to go in a mixed gender group, since there's not much for the men to do other than sit around in the café in the middle of the ground floor while the women wander around aimlessly for several hours. Lots and lots of parking, clean facilities.

Woolshops Shopping Centre is a nice yet fairly basic shopping centre, for a small town, it is…read morepretty much typical of what one would expect in terms of size and retailers. It is a predominantly outside mall, with affordable parking and plenty of spaces. Retailers here include Boots (including Opticians), CeX, EE, JD Sports, Marks and Spencer, O2, Superdrug, WHSmith (including a Post Office). For food and drink, there is a Costa, Greggs and a Cafe inside Marks and Spencer. I did like the buildings the shops were located in, it has a rather nice feel to it, on a warm, sunny day this could be a nice place to visit for a little while, however, if the weather isn't so good, I'd give this place a miss. In terms of shopping nearby, Leeds is by far a better option but Woolshops certainly isn't too bad. 3*

Its not really a shopping centre as such just a parade of shops, but there's plenty of range here…read moreso whatever it is your looking for you will pretty be able to find it in this place, phones, beauty products, card shops, clothes, gifts, ect. Theres some quite cheap shops round here too so if you havent got a lot of money these places are good to check out. I especially like the shops further down the parade like superdrug,new look, peacocks, body shop, thorntons.

After my VBSE in the Leeds store, this place has restored my faith in House of Fraser. As I live in…read moreLeeds, I called the store at 9 this morning to see whether the item I needed was in stock (as it wasn't in the Leeds one), and it was, and the lady, Diane, I spoke to was incredibly cheery and helpful even though she'd clearly only just started work. Bless. So she put the thing aside for me and I picked it up an hour later, and everyone was super helpful. Of the three staff I passed on my way to the department, all of them smiled at me and acknowledged me, rather than ignoring me completely and going out of their way to not help me, like the Leeds staff I encountered yesterday. Two ladies wished me a merry christmas too. It was really nice. I shall be emailing my feedback to them to thank them : ) Well done HoF!

House of Fraser (previously Beatties) is a very good British departament store, it is one of the 63…read morestores in the country. At the moment of writing it sells clothes, kitchen items, 'home' items and also has a restaurant located above the store. I like House of Fraser, because it sells mainly high quality things, so you don't have to go through hundreds of cheap, and low quality stuff until you find something you really like. I am under the impression that the mens departament was better in the past, now it has less clothes, but mabye it's not true. It is sad that they don't sell toys anymore. Overall it a very good place to buy stuff for yourself or a present for a loved one (like a Fraser Teddy Bear!)