Without a doubt the best shopping centre in Shrewsbury, not that there's much competition. I…read moreremember when it first opened its doors. Does that make me old? There's a large range of high street stores as well as some small independent retailers spread over three floors. It pales in comparison to the Trafford Centre but there's still plenty of shops to browse and a couple of cafes where you can stop for sustenance. It's clean and modern and definitely not as busy as the Trafford Centre which gets a thumbs up from me!

Not the largest of shopping centres, but it is the largest indoor shopping area within Shrewsbury…read moretown centre and it does have some good brands including WHSmith, Primark, Marks and Spencer as well as Costa, JD Sports and a few others, most of the larger stores can also be accessed through street entrances on Pride Hill. There was a lack of signage around the malls, such as a plan, I didn't even realise what floor I was on due to mismatched numbering in the lifts, no "mall staff" around made it a little more difficult. While most of the units were taken up, the same can't be said about the other shopping centres in the town so that's a bonus, the mall just had a bare/empty feel and it felt like there was a lot of blank empty space which could be utilised better. Decent shopping space within Shrewsbury, I do prefer the shops in the town centre and elsewhere, as this only consists of 17% of retail units within the town. 3*

A substantially sized shopping centre situated in a pictoresque town. It offers a wide range of…read moreclothing from mens/womens/childrens as well as gaming/household/music etc The shopping centre is a little confusing if you have never been before but you soon find your way around picking up bargains on the way! There are many facilities available such as coffee shops, food and drink stalls, toilets and the necessity - ATM machines. Its a good place to just browse and kill some time and if you need something in particular its more than likely to have it. The centre is kept clean and tidy and staff are always friendly and efficient at their jobs. There is a large carpark outside the centre so parking is not so much a nightmare.

Telford shopping is really nice place and it is clean very clean compared to other places. they…read morehave staff cleaning all the time not just at night time. The car parking is really good. Just outside the centre there is a little parks for children and they can play in the lake on the boats. Its really fun and for everyone. Park its free to play on and the boats are a few pound. They have a lot of places to eat and a wide varierty of places so youl never be stuck. Check it out if you have never been.

I love mander centre!! It's so nice and I love them!!!…read moreAnd a service on every store Good Job Mander Centre

The Mander Centre is the main shopping centre serving Wolverhampton, I called here after watching…read moreManchester City play at the Molineux, hoping to kill some time before travelling back to Manchester, with the trains expected to be busy because of the match. The Mander Centre is a decent sized shopping mall, although a large amount of the units now remain empty, it seems to have slightly filled a bit since the latest reviews for here, with the opening of a large, new Debenhams store, but still the mall can't help but give off a depressing, empty feel, which even happened on quite a big day, with an event in the city which surprised me. The main changes in the development were mainly to create ten larger stores, and that seems to be the only good thing the Mander Center is good for now, as well as housing a Starbucks store (which like the mall is a poor branch and oddly shaped) The layout of the mall is slightly unusual, and it can be hard to navigate especially for a first-timer to the mall with a few large turnings etc. Even the website for the centre is outdated in the sense, it talks about the development plans and store openings for over a year ago now. Shops located here include Boots, Debenhams, Ryman, Superdrug, Three and Vision Express - the overall selection isn't too impressive. The main shopping centre for Wolverhampton remains pretty basic, and although development plans seemed to have improved it slightly, the overall odd and depressing feel remains so I sadly feel Wolverhampton's Mander Center only deserves a two-star rating, which even then I feel is slightly generous.

Great little shopping centre for all your needs. They have Seat Car Garage, SuperMarket, Two…read morePharmacies, Opticians, Bookies, TSB Bank, CashMachines, OffLicence, PostOffice, AvionGrill which does food, Three Cooks, Greggs, Hardware Shop...

As Marks & Spencer stores go this one is pretty small. There is the usual sections of Womenswear,…read moreMenswear, Childrens Clothing and Food. The menswear section is particularly small and if you need Menswear you'll be better going to a larger store elsewehere. The food section is a reasonable size. Stock levels in the food section can be pretty dodgy, and it's not uncommon to see empty shelves and fridges. Also the wait time for the tills over the lunch period between 12 and 2 is not acceptable. Expect to wait at least 5 minutes to check out.

This is a medium sized M and S. It has all you would usually expect and is laid out quite well…read more However, if you wish to venture from the main thouroughfare and have a pushchair or wheelchair, beware, as the displays are very, very close together!! There is a food and drink area at the back and an instore cafe. Although there is no parking at the front there is a pick up area at the back and a large car park a couple of minutes walk away.

very good M&S! has a food section and lots of good quality clothes! good quality food! good…read morequality! good quality! also has a restaurant!

Marks and Spencer's Shrewsbury location is quite a large store for a small town, although the…read moreconstruction is a little strange due to it being an old building, they have tried to make the store as accessible as they can, such as with a stair-lift to get into the Food Hall, or there are around 5/6 steps and of course, the main store has lifts and escalators. Probably the first Marks and Spencer locations I've visited which isn't a Food Only store to not have basic facilities such as car parking and toilets. The staff did seem friendly enough, and all in all this store isn't too bad for a small town but there are multiple branches nearby which are considerably better in terms of facilities, even beyond the basic facilities which store fails to offer and selection. 3* - It is one of the better/larger stores in the town centre despite criticisms mentioned, I like how you can access it through Darwin Shopping Centre or street level on Pride Hill.

M&S is always a firm favourite. The Telford store is always well stocked & well laid out, despite…read morenot being an overly large store they seem to have the best picks from the various ranges. If for any reason I can't find what I'm looking for instore the staff are always extremely helpful & quick to assist in placing orders, which have always arrived promptly without any trouble. The foodhall, again though small, is absolutely excellent & carries a wonderful selection of produce which is always fresh & of the best quality. Special mention should also go the the M&S café staff. Since visiting with a small child, previously in a pushchair, they have always been exceptionally helpful & have gone out of their way to assist me in anyway possible.

Fantastic service lovely lady on lingerie Called Julie she…read morewas so kind and helpful when my daughter asked her if she could help me decide which bra to purchase and what size was most suitable for me Although I didn't have an appointment she managed to come and help me. Following weight loss my size has changed dramatically and she advised me what size was best and which style! She showed me the cami bra and it was so perfect for me I ordered another 3 online!!! With lots of matching briefs too!! Julie was amazing and M&S should be proud of Julie I'm a very happy customer !

When I popped in to the market recently it was just to simply run an errand for someone else, I…read morehadn't been there for what must be at least twelve or so years, and honestly, I wasn't expecting much. I was pleasantly surprised! More veg variety than the often a little uninspiring coop, local homemade pies, wool of the same brand but a lower price than some in the wool shop, local bakers ad butchers (I didn't see any candlestick makers...). Wrapping paper, all sorts. Of course, there is a good amount of the sort of market stuff I don't plump for, the occasional plagiaristic-ish clothing stall for example, but if you're happy to have a bit of a walk around, then you may well find some good bits and bobs.

If you want tea cups this is the place for tea cups. And also the cups are not limited to carry…read moretea, no they can carry many different refreshing beverages.