This is quite a small Schuh store but it is packed full of lovely trainers and shoes. They stock a…read morewide range of brands and they are all reasonably priced/what you would expect to pay. The staff ar efreidnly and helpful, however it can get very busy, which makes it difficult to get served and difficult to view the shoes. They sell a lot of lovely women's shoes (not just trainers) so it is worth a look and a lot of htem are very unusual and unique, which is nice and different. There is a lot of parking nearby at reasonable prices. It is locate dint he 'new part' of the city centre, near Topshop.

Schuh home of brilliant footwear and brilliant staff. I saw the trainers I wanted online and went…read morein to try them on. I couldn't see them. Disaster. But, hooray! SuperChris-the-store-assistant leapt into action, finding them quickly on their computer and tracking them down. None left in store, and I wanted to know whether they were furry or just printed. Disaster. But, hooray! SuperChris brought down a pair of trainers from the same range for me to try for size while he got on the blower to another Schuh store to have their staff give him the textile run down on the shoe. Two minutes later and the shoes will be winging their way to me with the option of returning them any time IN THE NEXT YEAR if they're not perfect for me. Well impressed. (Also, huge range, great staff, friendly shopping experience and highly recommended!)

I recently came back to Milton Keynes after living abroad. The centre has changed for the better…read more It's remodeled in parts but has kept its old look and feel. I want to praise the centre for its amazing mother and baby facilities. It's so clean. I love the breastfeeding rooms with the privacy curtains. I love the fact I can breastfeed my baby and my son can use to the touchscreen game while he waits for me. This is such a help for shopping with two children five and under...thank you!

The MK Centre has a shop for everyone. From clothing to restaurants, books to games, adult toys to…read morejewellers. You should dedicate your day to shopping, as there are so many to visit. I've noticed the premises is always kept clean and there's rarely any rowdy or offensive behaviour. The market has some bargains, you can find the odd great summer dress for £5. It's open every day except Mondays and Wednesdays. It gets crowded on weekends, but that's to be expected in any City shopping centre. You get the odd bird flying around, too. Also, I'm not sure what the fountain is now, there used to be a gorgeous fountain near Nandos and it's been covered over.

Dune is a very small shoe shop in midsummer place, I have been in here a handful of times and the…read moreshoes they stock are really quite unique but at the same time are also really quite expensive. But this is nice because it's not like your average shoe shop that churns out the same style of shoes but in a million different colours. If you buy your shoes from here you have more chance of someone walking past you and actually not having the same pair of shoes on as you. The only downfall is the size of this shop, If there is a sale on there's barely a chance to get in there its so cramped and by the time you do get in there the best shoes will be gone.

The staff are really friendly in this store and it is worth visiting just for that! Everything is…read moreefficient and it is a nice shopping experience. They have a wide Varity of shoes and not just the typical 'older person/ style shoes that you know them for. They have quite a lot of young styles and some really nice ladies shoes and boots. The prices are more expensive than other places, but you really get what you pay for and I have always found their shoes to be of really good quality. Parking is nearby and reasonably priced. Easy to get to, near John Lewis.

Clarks shoe shop has disappointed me in recent years mainly the one in the city, I have been…read moreshopping here for many years. It seems that when the store moved to a different location everything about it changed. The good side I guess is the fact that one store sells men's, women's and children's shoes so if you wished you could get everything you needed in one store which is great. The bit I am disappointed about is the fact that there isn't much variety any more, each section has only a very small selection of shoes to choose from, I can glance at the women's section and know instantly that what I am looking for isn't there. Other than that the shop is pretty big but the décor is just white and grey which is slightly boring, the staff seem helpful.

If I am really stuck when trying to buy some shoes my last big hope to find what I am looking for…read moreis to take a trip to Brantano's, which is where I leave a happy girl. The store is very big and all shoes are set out in sections so for example you have one section with only size 6 shoes and one section with only size 7 ect this is a very handy thing because if you find a pair of shoes you like you know they are going to fit you and they have your size, instead of going to a normal shoe store thinking you've found the shoes you need then asking for your size and they don't have it, then having to start searching all over again. Down side to this store is that it is actually really expensive I wanted a pair of black shoes for a wedding and the only pair decent enough for the occasion were £42!!! I bought them as I only had an hour to spare before the wedding but I didn't end up wearing them and I definitely swiftly took them back for a refund.

I recently went here and wasn't that impressed. They are apparently not as cheaply priced as they…read moreused to be. They have a lot of what I would call 'factory shop' shoes such as end of line or over ordered stock. They do stock brands such as Clarks and Hush Puppies aswell as a few lines of sports shoes. The boots are still priced at around £70 though and the shoes were on average between £30 and £50 which was more than I was prepared to pay from what I thought was a cheaper shop. I would go back, but only if there was a sale on. There's quite a lot of parking spaces there so that shouldn't be a problem. It's near to Maccy D's and Starbucks so you can get food too.

Faith footwear has been a favourite store of mine since forever, I love their different styles of…read moreshoes, and you can buy anything from stilettos to flat work shoes. Some of their shoe prices are reasonable for example I bought some work shoes for £30 and they will last me and have lasted me for a long time. They have some really nice stylish shoes and boots and they always seem to be up to date with the current fashion. The disappointing bit about this store like most stores is the size; it is practically like a shoe box itself. You can't even stand a decent distance from the shelves and look at the shoes they are inches from your face, manoeuvring around the little shop is also a challenge in itself. Other than that a nice little shop.

This is a really nice little shoe shop. IT is locate din the 'new part' of the city centre,…read moreopposite H and M. They have a wide variety of trainers, especially converse so if you are looking for an unusual pair then this is the place to go. They do not have a wide selection of actual ladies shoes and the men's section is quite small and limited. The staff are nice and helpful and the store is nicely spaced out, which means it doesn't feel too busy. There is reasonably priced parking nearby and it is easy to get to.

shoes is a really great place to go and shop for shoes especially if you are looking for more…read moreunique, quirky and fun out of the ordinary shoes. Of course they also sell your everyday shoes. I will tell you know that some of these shoes definitely do not come cheap. A pair of Ugg boots will cost you around £140. Some of the brands they sell are Converse, Rocket dog, Fred Perry and Blowfish just to name a few. They sell shoes for men and women. The shop is a decent size, very trendy looking and staff are always around ready to assist you if needed.

I am not a make up buyer. I wear it only rarely myself, and haven't the faintest clue about how all…read morethe shading and colouring and stuff works. But Mum wanted make-up for her birthday - a very SPECIFIC make-up - and the younger sister does not drive, so I was sent off to House of Fraser. Entering, it looked very formidable. Lots and lots of stands, all selling different brands. I wandered, feeling rather intimidated, until I finally plucked up the courage to ask someone wear almost makeup was. They weren't sure, and a quick consult took place before she directed me towards the Clinique stall. The lady at the Clinique stall was nothing less than wonderful with my inept flailings. Different products were explained, and when all I could remember about shades was that a 3 and an 8 might have been involved, she patiently did a Well, is your mum's skin darker than yours? Darker than mine? until we had the right stuff. Thank you, Clinique lady, for being patient when you likely wanted to strangle me. I ended up with three make up items for £44. That would have been a price to whimper at, except they were doing an offer which meant I also got a huge bag of samples (really, HUGE) and some body lotion and hand stuff. That is, apparently, why the younger sister ordered me to go - they do do good free gifts. I can't say I'd go again for ME, because it looked far too girly a shop, but for gifts certainly, and the customer service in there was absolutely great.

Midsummer place shopping centre extends the centre:MK and offers a new variety of shops. This…read morehouses the more expensive brands as well as some cheaper shops, such as H&M and Sports World. It is technically outside but there is a cover over it and it is very warm once you get inside - but it can be a shock from the centre:MK. There are a number of cafes here also and a couple of places to eat all reasonably priced. It is a nice addition and if you are in the centre:MK is it worth walking that bit extra around here.