On the way to our food tour, my friend was complaining about the wind. I suggested a new ball cap so we headed to Primark. Super convenient, lots of options, and the low price was a winner. A bit of a queue to check out but the clerk was efficient. I've been to a few Primarks in my travels but not in a few years. This was consistent with my experience - a large department store, lots on display, clear pricing. Overall, a good experience. [Review 1876 of 2024 - 859 in United Kingdom - 22898 overall] read more

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Never been to a Primark before so my review might be alittle one sided. But my husband was telling me about this place and kept seeing people with their bags around belfast. So when we found it, we made it a point to stop in. Well let's just say our stop in turned into an all out let's buy everything. They have cute kids clothes that are super cheap and good quality. It was nice to see that they had Disney stuff as most places don't and if they do, they charge an arm and a leg. At least in the states. The staff is super helpful and even helped me find sizes. The place was stocked and we'll maintained. Yes they do get alot of customers and so having some mess is going to happen. Even the woman at the cash register was helpful and neatly put the merchandise in the bag. Way different then the service u get in the states. read more

We went to Primark to do some clothes shopping which was great we found everything we wanted. We also stopped at the Disney Cafe that was inside and had Mickey Waffles and a Coffee, these were all delicious. read more

Primark - Mickey Waffles - Men's Clothing Near Me - Belfast, BFS

This branch of the discount giant Primark is worth a mention for a couple of reasons. The first is its sheer size - 4 large floors of cut price goods and the second is the building itself. It was built in 1785 to house a bank and still looks impressive today among the city centre buildings. Of course, like most city centre buildings, it was bombed during the 1970s but came through the other side and was refurbished to its former glory. Now, the inside. Unless you have been under the proverbial rock for the last 2 years, you will have heard of the Primark phenomenon and the age of disposable fashion. Setting aside the moral and ethical questions about how goods can be made and sold at such low prices, Primark is the king of cheap fashion and homewares. And do you know what, no matter how vehemently people deny it, I bet every house in the country has at least one item from Primark. This branch is massive and stocks everything from fashion to kids school uniforms, bedding and cushions, shoes, accessories, gift wrap and greeting cards and at Christmas, decorations and toys. There's no doubt that there is a high volume of tat to be found, but in among it are some great finds. Personal bests are a faux fu coat, chunky necklaces and boys shorts which are totally Boden-esque,a nd all for sill silly prices. A word of warning, you won't have a sophisticated or upmarket shopping experience. On one occasion, someone actually shoved me right out of her way and gave me what's called in Belfast 'a real mouthful'. I kid you not. So keep your head down, make no eye contact and gather up those bargains. read more

Primark - Men's Clothing Near Me - Belfast, BFS

One of my favorite stores and locations. Touristy shopping District but this location has it all. There is not one single thing bad I can say about this spot other than it gets insanely busy because of tourists. But honestly I think all of the Primark shops are crazy busy all of the time. They have the latest in all fashions with quite literally something for everyone at the most insanely affordable prices. A quality jumper for 12 pounds 50 that I have been wearing for nearly three years and it still looks in brand new condition. My goodness I love Primark. read more

Compared to their primark stores I have visited this one is an almighty mess. You could quite easily miss a bargain in all the jumble of clothes and that is what this sometimes reminds me of a jumble sale. The staff of this store could learn a few lessons form other stores. I've heard that an extension is in the works which would be amazing as more space will mean less cramped messy rails of clothes. Best time to go is first thing in the morning when everything is tidy and before the mess begins. But also a great place to go for bargains and basic essentials. read more

You really can't beat Primark for cheap clothes! Yes they may not last as long as other high street stores but for what you pay its great! This store has s wide range of ever changing clothing for all occasions and really keeps up with current trends which is excellent The kids section is fantastic, considering they may only wear the clothes a handful o times before they grow out of them you can't really go wrong Every time I go in there are always offers and sale items up for grabs, unfortunately for the girls it's generally only size 6 & 8 that's often left I'm dropping a star for the long waits at customer services and the need to often squeeze past trollies of clothes as the staff restock but all in all you just can't beat a wee lunchtime trip to Primark to grab yourself a bargain! read more

Primark! The bastion of cheapness and thrift that stops me from being arrested due to indecent exposure! This place is seriously cheap. Over my Yelping time, I've come to realise that I can be extremely cheap to, so we fit together quite well. Nothing costs more than a tenner, to be honest, few things go over a fiver, especially in the guys section. I would get a lot of work shirts from here. Their range is plain and casual, which makes it perfect for what I need. The staff do look like the most unhappy people on the planet, but I suppose that's to be expected when working in one of the messiest shops on the planet! read more

Oh, Primark. As Brian C says, my only problem with it is that I can't take it home and rock it to sleep. Probably the shop I spend most time in. I don't usually go for the main selection of clothes, preferring to use Primark for staples like those cute V neck winter jumpers they do for four or five quid - their fashionable/this season ranges aren't really for me, and I've found that their jeans tend to lose shape after a few washes. But for stuff like coats, jammies, kaks, socks, tights (especially tights - two quid for a pair of patterned tights, as opposed to eight or nine in other shops), baby clothes/presents and household stuff, Primark are second to none. They're not great for bras if you're at all (blush) well-endowed, but there's always Marksies for that with all the money you save at Primark. Plus, they have toiletries, makeup, scarves, gloves and costume jewellery from only a quid. I once picked up a pair of gloves, marvelling that it was only a quid on the price tag, to then see that for this quid there were actually two pairs of gloves modestly tagged together. This type of thing makes me very very happy. read more

My dearest Primark, Where would I be if it weren't for your cheap alternatives to the "latest High Street Fashion" that I see so much of as I wander the streets of Belfast in search of a new shirt to go to Rain? For you have provided me with some of the finest garments at such a low price, it seems almost illegal! Though your clothes often do not last as long as the hangover they seem to encourage, for £3 for a pair of shoes and t-shirts for £2.50, it is hard to look elsewhere when I need to get myself something that has not been stained beyond repair. Who cares if those "posh" people walk into a store which has three models in the window, collectively worth more than your entire first floor? They may be happy spending £60 on a pair of shoes or buying a 3 piece suit for £200 by some designer so famous you wouldn't know him if he slapped you! But you, my dearest Primark, have provided me with a suit for no less than £30 (shoes included) which leaves me with so much more money to spend on alcohol that the only flaw I can possible pick is that I cannot bring you home and rock you to sleep. So thank you Primark. Though your clothes may be discounted and cheap, you will never, ever take my drinking money away from me. Five stars read more

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As a girl, Primark is a total Godsend. If you need a belt, a pair of tights or a little top at the last minute before a night out then Primark is so handy to pop into. You can get such a great range of clothes here and in recent years Primarks reputation has really gone up. The clothes aren't going to last you for years, it's kinda throwaway fashion, but they offer some great style. In recent years they've been copying catwalk trends and have some really amazing pieces like little playsuits and chic trousers. They also have some super basic stuff like cardigans, jumpers and t-shirts. There are a lot of times you'll find yourself out complimenting someones style only to find that they got it in Penny's, for a fraction of what you thought it would cost. This store is always jam packed with people, so don't go in here for a casual browse. They also have a mens, childrens and homewares section where I recently picked up some good quality towels for a bargain. You just can't beat Primark. read more

This Primark in the middle of Belfast is the topic of much debate, with many swearing on it as the saviour of their low priced shopping needs, whilst others wouldn't enter it even if acid rain would start pouring from the Belfast skies! I myself am caught between a rock and a hard place judging this place. On one hand the store is staggered over four floors, providing all clothing for both genders as well as a selection of home wares on the top floor! Everything is as you would expect reasonably priced, and for most that is the bottom line that they care about. The main reason that people hate this place is that it is constantly bunged! It is really unpleasant to be surrounded by people everywhere you go in store in busy times, and this many people create a lot of mess with clothes flung everwhere!Also because the store is so busy, the most popular sizes of the rare bargains you spot in store are gone before you can get them! If you can get the right sizes, Primark can be a great place to get a bargain, but the quality control is questionable, with quite a lot of disasters filtering through store. And for the most ardent Primark haters out there, you can always get a cheap umbrella here for £2 which is invaluable in those rainy days in town! read more

This is one of the bigger Primarks in Northern Ireland, and they have a large selection of clothes, kidswear, homewear, swimwear, footwear (you get the picture) over three floors. The shop is cheap and cheerful and you can get some quite nice items from time to time. The quality isn't always great, but it's Primark, so your expectations are set from the beginning, the item's here for a good time, not a long time! Inside the store itself, stresses me out. It's always packed and it's hard to navigate your way around due to slow walkers, ignorant pram pushers, and people with no spatial awareness. If I need to go in for any reason, I want to get out again as soon as I can! read more

A keynote Belfast store. Cheap clothes shop - Primark is what it is. Staff will help if you are stuck but the word pro-active is not taught. Still, you get what you pay for - and you pay not much Always busy ! read more

Primark isn't known for quality but when you need something super cheap this is the shop to head straight to. I absolutely hate Primark when it's busy and wouldn't even contemplate going into it on a hectic Saturday when it's extremely chaotic and packed full of shoppers. However I have bought my fair share of cheap pyjamas, beach towels, dressing gowns and Christmas jumpers from Primark over the years. No doubt I'll buy more in the future when needs must. If you avoid this store during rush shopping hours and only purchase knowing that what you buy is the hogwash of clothing, then you'll not be disappointed. Definitely has its occasional uses... read more

Primark is known as the 'budget' clothes shop in Belfast. It's got 3-4 floors catering for everyone from babies to their grandmothers. My main issue with it is the quality; as you would expect, it's not great. Having said this, the clothes are very pretty in it, mimicking High St fashion, and I am partial to them as well as their shoes. read more

Primark and I have a love/hate relationshipmostly hate but a little love. Love the cheap underwear. hate the clothes, hate the bad quality of material/stitching and HATE the masses of millies that swarm the floors. Not a place for the claustrophobic. read more

If you're the type of shopper that likes having a good look at everything in store, then I don't reccommend shopping in this store at the weekends choc a block is the expression! Walking into the store you see floods of people on the escalators coming up and down, as well as many many people on the bottom floor shopping for a bargain. Primark, still the champion for low priced clothes, is beginning to really make an impression in the fashion market. You can see now that when shopping in the store that it is becoming very 'on' trend; keeping up to date with the latest fashions and knowing what women and men alike want to be seen in. I pity the staff working in this store as most times I have visited it it looks like a bomb has hit it there has been so many clothes thrown everywhere by shoppers, and the staff themselves do not seem to be very helpful or knowlegable of product availability, choosing to refer to the oh so common, 'No sorry, if it's not on the floor then it's not in the stock room.' As I said, shop on early weekdays for the most successful shop! read more

You get what you pay for! The clothes are really cheap and the quality is not that great. Good for cheap t shirts and shirts for guys and accessories for women. Often is convenient for people to get a few bits and pieces before their holidays. As the clothes tend not to last too long it is probably the most sustainable place to shop. Always packed, so be prepared for a bit of push and shove at times! read more

Primark is my favourite clothes shop in Belfast! I cant recommend them enough! The clothes are lovely, really fashionable & really cheap! Great if youre a bit skint! They also have great reductions! I got a pair of earrings for 10p & a lovely handbag for £2.50!! Soo many bargains that i cant leave without buying something! They also have a Home Section & are selling loads of gorgeous christmas decorations at the moment! Four floors of retail heaven!! read more

This place can be a nightmare when its busy, people just shove right into you and clothes are left lying all over the floor. I feel sorry for the poor staff who have to try and keep the place looking tidy. But, it is so cheap for what you get that its worth going in. The womens clothes has improved so much over the last few years, and you see primark stocking their versions of a lot of current trends. Accessories are really cheap as well, and i picked up a fab pair of boot at easter reduced to £4- where else can you get that! Don't forget to check out their homeware section on the top floor as well, i got great throws and cushions there for less than half the price i'd seen similar qulaity elsewhere. read more

Great for the basics and caual wear. I find some of there things don't wash very well but i suppose the clothes are much cheaper than some of the other hight street stores it doesnt really matter. Great throw away fashion so you can keep up to date with the fashions but dont have to break the bank. If your visiting primark my advise is get there early as it gets really really busy especially round lunch time! read more

gotta love shops that are so cheap even the millies dont feel comfortable with it never shopped there personally, but i think some of my clothes are from there, so all i can say is never trust thier sizes, and if you buy something make sure to send money to africa, as apparently its all sweatshops behind the scenes . read more

Cheap stuff and quality is not so good as wellnot much variety

primark is really handy for basics-their pyjamas are great and I got lots of plain long sleeved tops for £2 each and I love them. It's a very affordable shop but the quality isn't always there, so you will often 'get what you paid for.' The belfast store can be a complete nightmare when its busy, and a lot of people lose all sense of manners, so be prepared to get bumped into-a lot! Also, sometimes the sizes are a bit up the left, eg I bought a jumper in size 10 and when I got home it fitted my mum who's an 18! read more

Primark is a brilliant store if you are looking for something that bit cheaper. Sometimes it does look a bit messy and things lying about on the floor but other than that I do enjoy shopping in primark. You get what you pay for. read more

i never shop in belfast as its cheap and nasty but my sis shops there and was unfortunate to be with her kids in the store on 21/4/2011.the store was packed beyond capacity,little kids were being pushed and shoved by adults on escalators(the poor little mites were screaming and crying)security guards just stood there and did nothing and as for the manager well he or she was obsolete.now i know they are there to make their profits etc but really is it worth someone getting hurt.they should implement guidelines on how to deal with rushes and only let a certain amount in at a time,other stores do it why cant they? read more