Found this village while on the way back from Chichester. A really nice concept of shopping. There…read moreat least eleven different areas of supplies catered for here. You need to look on the website for further details. Particular interest to my wife in Lucy Jayne. for me it's John's Fruit and Veg. Parking is brilliant.

Massive home furnishings store with loads of things to grab your eye from rugs to lighting, art to…read morebed linen, kitchen utensils to cleaning products . . . the list goes on. Well worth a visit, but unless he's the shopping type i'd leave the man in your life at home for the day as he will be moaning at you to hurry up and stop spending so much etc! Fairly priced with a few really good bargains. I've met a couple of really helpful staff (especially one of the ladies in fabric dept, late 20's ish, shoulder length curly hair) but mostly i've found them a bit uninterested, rather unhelpful and slightly abrupt. Lots of free parking.

This is a home furnishing store that is massive there are so many things to chose from that i think…read moreyou could probably spend a week in there an not look at every item the prices are extremely good and they do some excellent deals, i found the staff to be extremely helpfully and friendly, so if you need anything for your home there a one stop shop for anything, just be warned you will spend more than you want to because there are some may cool things in the place that you have to have.

Yawn. The usual identikit-town retailers rule the roost here. You could be anywhere in the UK I'm…read moreafraid. I'm not saying the town is a worse place for it - heaven knows where we'd be without a Maccy D outlet and fifteen mobile phone shops, but it's a rich irony in a town that HAS A BEAUTIFUL GEORGIAN PEDESTRIANISED PRECINCT AND AN OLD HIGH STREET FULL OF INTERESTING, INDEPENDENT RETAILERS that the masses go here instead. You don't know what you've got 'til you lose it.... That I've given the place one star at all is in recognition of the fantastic red outfits the poor Westfield staff have to wear. I'll have a pint of what the clothes designer was on!!! They are BRIGHT RED. Unbelievably crazy choice chaps!!!!

I can imagine this shopping centre will be packed with Xmas shoppers this and every year. This…read morecentre is owned by a company called Westfield who own many centres throughout the UK. The company even have their own credit card! It is possible to get clothes, food and a cafe here.

Popped in for a quick shop before dinner and there wasn't much of a wow factor other then coming in…read morein November they already have a lot of the holiday decors out. They don't have a lot of stores that would stop in for, pretty much what was appealing to me was things that I was looking for. Its possible that I am coming from the states, so there isnt that many stores that appealing to me. Parking - plenty Cleanliness - it was pretty good, I saw a few janitorial personal cleaning

This is my favorite store in the whole mall. The place is always clean and neat, and the staff are…read morefriendly and helpful.

All those I need were there , grocery , Primark which I loved because all their products are Ver…read morecheap

I had a nice time shopping here. A lot of different things to choose from. I can't wait to go back…read moreand check out their new arrivals.

its fine as these places go. good shops, clean & toilets are easy to find. not much more i can sayread more

One thing I will always do when visiting a place/country is to visit their food halls or food…read moremarkets. This was part of our walking food tour, and their claim to fame other than dating back to 1321, is being featured in Harry Potter as the entrance to the Leaky Cauldron. But you should definitely visit for their variety of bars and pubs plus other shops & weekend markets (check their website for details). Great spot to visit anytime but especially if it's raining since it is a mostly covered venue.

Went here because it was in a Harry Potter movie and to admire the amazing architecture. It's one…read moreof the oldest markets in London dating from the 14th century. We went on a Saturday, but if you're there for the shops, they're open during the work week. Even then, there were still a lot of people there. We didn't stay long, mainly just took some photos and left.

Like entering Aladdin's Cave!! You don't know what to expect! Don't put on too much weight and keep…read moreyour head low as there is not a lot of room!! The same cannot be said of the shops..they seem to produce space from nowhere. All sorts of areas covered ie clothes, antiques, handcraftsand so much more. Prices are reasonable and free car parking for two hours across the roadIF, you remember to get your pass from one of the shop.

What a great treat! This hidden gem is like an aladdins cave. The market is made up of the bog…read morestandard garden sheds. These little sheds are then leased out to individuals to sell their arts & crafts. Also it is possible to get hot food or just a cream tea! This award winning venue is a must visit when in Steyning. It does seem though not all the small retailers are open all of the time. It is then best to check what days/time your favourite outlet is open.