Deepdale Shopping Park, often styled as just Deepdale Shopping is a large retail park in Preston,…read morelocated on Blackpool Road it is basically opposite Deepdale Football Stadium, home to Preston North End Football Club. The location of Deepdale Shopping is good, it has a large amount of car parking too, and the location makes it a good spot if you want to spend some time after the match, perhaps to get a drink or something to eat while waiting for traffic to die down a bit, I've never attended a game at Deepdale but as a 25,000 or so capacity stadium, it must be quite hard getting in and out of the stadium and surrounding area on a matchday. Shops here include Sports Direct, TUI, O2, WHSmith and JD Sports, although one thing I dislike about this retail park is the overall layout, it makes certain stores hard to find and some of which seem to be slightly just outside the retail park, and closer to Blackpool Road its-self, examples of this include Starbucks and Currys PC World, I must also add the Starbucks branch here is a franchise store (and quite a poor one - there is a seperate review for that if inteested) so do be expected to pay higher prices if visiting that one! In terms of food outlets, there is only a small selection, yet this includes one of two Nando's branches in Preston, this one (in-fact both of them) serve halal chicken only, other restaurants here include Frankie and Benny's and Pizza Hut. KFC and Subway also have bases here. Interestingly, the Starbucks doesn't seem to be classed as inside the retail park although it is basically right next to it and requires little walking to get there from the retail park, depending whereabouts in the retail park you are of course Like most retail parks, parking here is free and you should be able to park relatively close to most shops, depending on demand, although this probably might be tricky at peak time and Preston home match-days. Due to certain issues with the overall layout and feel of Deepdale Shopping, I feel it only deserves a two-star rating.

St Georges Shopping Centre is one of the few shopping centres located in Preston city centre, it…read morehas had various names over the years including The Mall of Preston, since it opened in 1966 which was the year Geoff Hurt's hat trick won the World Cup for England in a 4-2 win over West Germany after extra time. Away from my talk about football, this is probably one of the larger one of Preston's malls, which does have quite a few shops in the city centre on its main shopping street as well as various other small malls. Brands here include Ryman, Burger King, Costa, The Works and Superdrug while also including CeX, Clintons, Marks and Spencer, O2 and The Perfume Shop so the overall shop selection is satisfactory. The selection in terms of food and drink here, I sadly found to be quite bad, with the selection being just a few fast food places or coffee places at best, with brands here including Burger King, Subway, Krispy Kreme and Costa who do very little (if anything) for customers following a gluten-free diet, which I need to do for health reasons. The staff around the mall seemed friendly enough, but they didn't seem too helpful sadly. The layout of the mall was okay, yet it wasn't the best nor clearest either. This mall is satisfactory at best and is mainly let down by lack of places to eat and drink and as well as other factors mentioned in my review, I feel this mall deserves just a two-star rating.

Just like fishergate I very rarely use this shopping centre. The main reason for this is very few…read moreof the main shops are actually in this centre. I also find the layout incredibly disorientating with there being no clear 'route' through it. Although renovation has been taking place over the last couple of years I can't really see the benefit or improvement this has had. If it's not the best shopping day and the rain starts in earnest I suggest you make a bee line for fishergate instead - at least it has Debenhams to keep you busy!! The only shops in st georges worth visiting all the gallery and the bodyshop luckily they are near the same exit!

A low cost mall with a very nice lady at the cash desk …read more.. It´s great if you want to buy a torch, but I don´t recommend you to buy hair spray. True, it´s only for one pound, but after using it, your hair isn´t only stiff but it actually changes into a bulletproof helmet similar to helmets star wars characters wear :/ Lowcostový obchoďák s velmi milou dámou u pokladny... Na nákup baterky skvělé, ale lak na vlasy nakupovat nedoporučuju. Stojí sice jen jednu libru, ale po použití nemá člověk jen zpevněný účes, ale doslova neprůstřelnou helmu jak postava z hvězdných válek :/

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Fishergate Shopping Centre is a shopping centre located in Preston city centre, it is one of the…read moremany shopping centres in such a small area which also includes a shopping street, which this is located on, in the city. It opened in 1986 and it's main stores include Debenhams, TJ Hughes, Primark, TK Maxx, Argos, Poundland and Sports Direct. The layout of the mall is slightly confusing in terms of "store levels" and could mean you go in on the third level, despite having three levels the mall isn't huge, and I'd say it is on the smaller side, although it does have a satisfactory range of shops. Other places here include a Starbucks, which was the first thing I noticed as I walked into Fishergate, it seemed like quite a nice branch, although having been to Starbucks at Deepdale on Blackpool Road earlier, I did not call in to the Starbucks here today, other non-shops here include Mcdonald's and I presume there is a Debenhams Cafe here. Overall, the range of selection here including dining is bad, so bad in-fact, even someone from the mall advised me to go elsewhere due to such limited selection. This mall, doesn't feel like one for a large city, and more of a small town, so I'm struggling in terms of determinating a rating for Fishergate, yet still, it is a decent addition to Preston city centre, yet isn't the best place to shop (most certainly it isnt the best to eat), so warrants a two-star rating which is slightly generous, but more deserved and appropiate than a single one-star rating.

Has a good range of shops and some nice places to eat. There's a central space with coffee shops…read morewith walk-throughs to the adjacent streets, so it's really quick and easy to get around. There's a large carpark that isn't too costly, although I would keep an eye on the time.

I bought two bikes at the Liverpool branch of toys are us only to find out that one of them was…read morebroken, I took it back to my local toys r us in deepdale Preston and not only did they replace the bike they also assembled it for me free of charge while I waited, top marks :-)

Last summer, I was presented with a problem. Boredom, heat, a group of unmotivated friends and not…read moremuch to do. With little money to my name until the following payday, I decided it was time to do something fun, active, outdoorsy, and more importantly, shift my lazy friends off their butts! I drove to toys r us and entering the place was like a kids dream. It's a good job I don't remember this place first whenever I receive any money! I sought out what I wanted, amidst wandering and pondering through the isles of how much cooler some of these toys were compared to my gadgets. WATERGUNS!!! Have you actually seen the range they have?? I wish I'd taken a picture. You had the cheap, the decent and the expensive but one could be found worthwhile to last the summer of fun we planned ahead :) Even though the water pistle extravaganza escaped photographic evidence, the giant Lego built Lego man did not! If you want an hour or two of fun, head on down :)

This branch services a large area including Preston and the Fylde coast area. It's a large branch…read morein my opinion and offers a great choice of styles and fabrics. The showroom has lots of inspiration and their room setting really help you decide. I found the set I wanted quite quickly and at a reasonable 'sale' price. My only negative about this place is that I found the salesman very pushy when it came to fabrics protection even after a definitely no on several attempts This place is also nearby to several homeware sores so it's a great place to visit and cram in as much homeware purchases as you can in one go!

lots of choice but I couldnt get a suite here as they took 12 weeks and they had none at all in…read morestock or couldnt get any quicker. SO i had to go elsewhere

Food, shopping, coffee, a mid-day snack can be found here. Right downtown, near high street and…read morejust off the main part of Preston is one of my favorite places to sit and people watch. I love the coffee and scones / croissants you can get there. The second-hand clothing and household items are good to shop for too. And, when you are done, the bus or train station are within easy walk. You should check it out.

It's fantastic you can buy loads of things like historical coins clothes and it's just very goodread more

Situated in the heart of the main shopping area in Preston this store is split into 3 levels and is…read morequite daunting by it's sheer size. As such it sells all items stocked from Marks and Sparks and covers a very wide variety. There is a decent size resteraunt on the top floor where the toilets are also located. It is very clean, has esculators and lifts and the staff were very helpful (even though the store was full with it being just after christmas and in the height of the sales). The womenswear was on the bottom floor, mens on the second and homwea, toys and electrical items all on the second floor. A very impressive store if you have a fondness for Marks & Spencers.

Visited Asda Fulwood today.Still many items missing.Abbott ale, bottles of Guinness,velvet stout,…read morecheese Marmite oatcakes to name but a few.Same problem in previous weeks.Does anybody listen or care ? Only answer will be to go somewhere else.Hope a human being reads this.

In Asda Fullwood there is George (clothes)…read moreThorntons Pharmacy McDOnalds I love Asda Fullwood -was my fav place to shop as a student at UCLAN in preston. The bus stops right outside the door. It has a wide range of all products. They have a cash machine. Its about 25/30 mins on the bus from the uni campus and 8 mins in a taxi - about £5/£6. They also have an opticians and film developing. there is a wide range of non-food stuffs like books, birthdya cards and a few home things e.g. bedding