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.

A huge store stocking both Women's and Children's clothing as well as shoes and accessories…read more There is often a long wait at the tills as there are not usually many people serving customers. They could definitely do with more fitting rooms though, there are hardly any so I often have had to wait a while when trying on items.

Cheap and cheerful! Don't expect the clothes to last forever as they're not the best quality, but…read morethe staff always are polite if a little detached. The shoes are nice, but the wide fitting range they have are not wide fitting at all!

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.

I am not a great shopper..tend to do it online. Ok I have…read morethe girly thousands of shoes thing but that's an illness! Anyway I had to wait to pick something up today and wandered in here. First looked at toiletries. Now they may cost a bit less that department stores but I had never heard of the brands so am I saving money? The shoes were fairly cheap and nasty and therefor overpriced. There were rails of clothes etc at £5, £10, £15..great I thought but they are so obviously catalogue returns or overmakes as they all seem to be tiny sizes..now I am 5ft 8 and woman shaped. Don't think I will bother again. Back to shopping online :0))

The clothes here are always cheap, but not always the greatest quality. You get what you pay for!…read moreAnyway Matalan is a convenient way to shop. There is always enough parking and even though there is suppose to be a cost for parking that you can reclaim, this is never in force whenever I have been there. You can find a bargin if you are prepared to search and for kids clothes it is usually pretty good, as they grow out of it before it falls apart.

This place reminds me of Primark. THe clothes are poorly made, but cheap. THe staff are friendly…read moreenough and helpful when you need it. They have good sales on during christmas and spring. Good selection of clothes available, and they area bit different and quirky. Would reccomend, but dont expect the quality you would get from other high street chains

Mothercare World in Stevenage is quite a big branch, and they stock a fairly large amount of stuff…read more(baby & child clothing, pushchairs, car seats, feeding equipment, high chairs, cots, bedding, nursery furniture, maternity wear, etc) In this branch, they have a small Clarks dedicated to selling children's shoes & they also have an ELC section too. To top that, they have an Olan Mills photograhers in store too. They offer a car seat fitting service from staff trained in car seat safety. I have found that you often have to wait a while before someone is available to help with car seat fitting because it tends to get busy, which is a bit annoying. They offer a bra fitting service for Mums too. They have customer toilets in store, as well as a feeding & changing room, which is always handy when you have a baby. I'm not the biggest fan of the mothercare clothing range - it's pretty expensive & I don't think it's that nice. To sum up, I'd say it's pretty handy to have a big Mothercare like this close by. It's worth a visit if you are having a baby.

Stevenage Mothercare is located in the Monkswood Retail Park which is a few minutes away from the…read moretown centre. There's ample free parking right outside the store so there's no worries there for drivers.The store is quite a good size and there's a moderate range of stock in store.The tills are usually well manned which is handy for those who don't like to be kept waiting.The range of goods is a bit limited in comparison to the size of the store I think. I was very surprised to find such a limited range of toilet training products when I came in here looking for a potty chair and a toilet training seat not so long ago. I could only find a potty chair and it was £14.99 which is a bit steep really, there were no toilet training seats - even Tesco have those and they're not a Mum and Baby store!The prices are quite high across the board and while I don't mind paying for quality on some items, on others I feel the prices aren't justified.

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!)

Small high street clothing store in the centre of town that caters to those who need the new…read moremust-have items for their wardrobe. The mannequins are always dressed in the most up to the minute styles to lure you in and shop. This is a great place for high fashion items, though it can be a little pricier than other high street stores. They also have great sales so if you are willing to wait a little while to make a purchase you could save some money thus being able to buy more in store!

cheap enough place to cater for the fashonistas of stevenage, unfortunately as I am a size18 the…read moreclothes are too small for me to fit into, however i did like the jewelery until recently when the staff were rude and pushed past me to take some clothes to another rail. Would not shop there again after this.