Grange Shopping Centre in Birkenhead offers a wide variety of small and larger shops, coffee shops…read moreand cafes, electronic stores, bakeries and much more. What I like most about this shopping centre is that there even some independent small businesses here. It's not ALL Sayers, the O2 Shop, Home Bargains, et al. Another neat thing about this particular shopping centre is the exceptionally large amount of charity shops you will find here. If you love bargain hunting, second hand book browsing, and vintage/rescued clothing, you'll have a blast perusing the wares in the many different charity shops here. I find it difficult to drag myself away. Of course if you do prefer the chain stores, and the big names, you will find some of them here, as well as in the Pyramid Shopping Centre just next door.

An awesome place to shop and dine in the Liverpool area. Located near the Royal Albert Dock, this…read moreshopping center boasts a number of eateries and stores for you to get those steps in as you enJOY your day. The holiday decorations that are out right now are beautiful at night! I've been here at least 3x now but still haven't seen everything! Great deals are to be found pretty much anywhere you go out here. I'm a sucker for deals, so I have to pace myself, lol. The people are nice and so are the employees in the stores. Lots of photo opps for the IG fanatic. Check out Liverpool One and see what it has in store for YOU!

I was ecstatic when I discovered this outdoor shopping center in Liverpool, UK. Tbh, there is not…read moremuch to do in Liverpool unless you enjoy watching football or are a resident here. This shopping mall is HUGE and has many floors that are accessible via stairs or escalator. Seems like a great place to come for your every day needs and even for special occasion wants. They have luxury brand stores & more casual clothing stores. Lots of different coffee shops here, as well, lovely for a pick me up while doing some shopping! By the Starbucks, there are stairs with each step covered with turf that made for a pleasant area to sit and rest before getting up to shop again or just walk around.

Birkenhead Market nestles in the centre of the town and offers the very best of both worlds with…read moreits spacious modern indoor market hall and the friendly bustling traditional outdoor market offering bargains and variety. It boasts over 300 indoor and outdoor stalls, including two nationally acclaimed fishmongers and lies in the heart of the town - with the new bus station right outside. The Market is close to a number of large open car parks and is as diverse and popular as ever. Although the traders have retained the essence of a market, a great deal of attention has been paid to the appearance and service being offered, resulting in a constant improvement programme which is clear to see. There is a balance to the range of traders on offer. If you're ever in Birkenhead, I would recommend a visit to the market as it's got that originality and traditional atmosphere associated with it.

I love markets. Every time I see one I have to dash in and check out all the cool little shops and…read morestalls. Birkenhead Market rates pretty high on my list of markets that I've visited so far. One of the reasons I like this particular market so much is that it's very clean and well lit. I hate markets that are damp, cold, and poorly lit. Also, this market seems to offer quite a good variety of little shops from green grocers and fruit stands to fabric shops and clothing stores with cheap but fashionable clothing. My only regret about my visit to Birkenhead Market was that I really didn't have enough time to full appreciate the experience. I'm definitely going back there again soon

Where Grand Central features many of the refugees from Quiggins, Gostins houses a large number of…read moreoutcasts from when the Palace decided to toss out all its stalls in favour of late night bars. However, whereas Grand Central has settled in like a divorcee on your sofa, Gostins has suffered from both being slightly out of the way and the temporary feel of its accommodation. Gostins is still worth a visit though, especially for the book shop that used to be in the Bluecoat (another outcast) and Route 69 hairdressers.

I have lived in Merseyside for two years now and finally visited Gostins for the first time…read moreyesterday. It's fabulous! What a great little smattering of shops including collectables and antiques, handmade jewellery, home-made cakes, Wicca and goth, used books, and so much more. Probably my favourite shop in here is Collage which offers a really delightful selection of antiques and collectables at great prices. I also really like Mookow Army and Bluecoat Books. Some of the shops are not open during all regular business hours so you may find a few closed when you pop in but keep coming back to visit the various ones you missed before. I know that's my plan!

Shopping can be difficult with a baby the best of times, but with the customer orientation of…read morepartner "David" it's ten times worse. Granted, it was extremely close to store closing time - but unfortunately the bodily functions of eight month olds do not align to timetabling notions like "David" must apply to the staff under his care. Simply put he kicked us out with a soiled baby and a smile on his face. Look, I understand that people are just doing their jobs and that closing time is a difficult time. But this level of callous disregard for the needs of a vulnerable human being (a baby) is just appalling. On a different note, there were three ladies there, also being kicked out. We all were people of colour. Make of that what you will.

Although this is a very expensive store, the service is excellent! I was helped by a lovely young…read moreman named Thomas. He was extremely polite, and extremely helpful. He helped me select the perfect christmas gift for my father and he walked me through every selection. He even rang me up right there and i didn't have to go to a till.

All different prices for items. You can pay for items and collect after full payment is paid…read more They have some staff who can anwer your Questions and on the other hand some staff who cant take the time to listen to what you are trying to tell them.

Cash Generator, has some very good stuff, which i have olny ever used once but will use again…read moresometime. you pay first before you can get the item. its a good way if you want to buy someone a present but cant buy up front.

I call in whenever I am going through Liverpool ....I have bought quite a few guitars off Paul and…read morehe is a good honest fair dealer ....I have also traded guitars with him .

Big P.B.'s is a pawn shop/discount shop which offers up for sale an interesting conglomeration of…read morefairly cheap, mostly good quality items ranging from power tools and golf balls to toys and bicycles. Whether you're looking for a cheap bike or you are in need of some quick cash, this seems like one of the more decent looking pawn shops that I've been in (although, having said that, I'm always wary of pawn shops in general and wouldn't really recommend that you use one--why not sell your stuff on Ebay instead?) This shop is conveniently located on Grange Road West, just a little way from the Grange Shopping Centre.