I love this little shopping centre it has everything I need for a good Saturday out shopping. First…read moreoff you can park in Sainsburys car park but it's always busy so you may have to wait. It's free for disabled blue badge holders in any bay. Alternatively there is on street parking around the other side of the shopping centre if coming in from where the old Zens nightclub used to be. There are about 6 on street blue badge bays here but no normal parking. Inside the centre there are many varied shops like the 99p store great for bargains as is Wilkinsons, then there's a great Greggs for getting some lunch, there's a cheap card shop, a thorntons, a Peacocks love that store, supadrugs, McDonalds (yuk), as well as much more ie shoes, household, small stalls, nail and beauty shops, furniture etc. Well worth a visit, plus there's an indoor market area with quite a few stalls selling pet foods, clothes, shoes, mobile phone stuff etc it's small but the stalls have been there years.

Popped in for a quick shop before dinner and there wasn't much of a wow factor other then coming in…read morein November they already have a lot of the holiday decors out. They don't have a lot of stores that would stop in for, pretty much what was appealing to me was things that I was looking for. Its possible that I am coming from the states, so there isnt that many stores that appealing to me. Parking - plenty Cleanliness - it was pretty good, I saw a few janitorial personal cleaning

This is my favorite store in the whole mall. The place is always clean and neat, and the staff are…read morefriendly and helpful.

Bluewater is a quality shopping centre. If you're looking for Woolworths, Primark or Peacocks you…read morewon't find them here. Instead there are lots of higher-end stores ranging from designer clothing to designer cosmetics and designer gadgets. Actually, it's not all second-mortgage shopping here - there are some 'normal' shops too, they're just a bit nicer than most high street equivalents. There are oodles of places to get a snack on the way round, like Starbucks etc. and there is a giant foodhall with choices for the discerning and not so discerning among you. On that note, a trip to Bluewater isn't complete without a trip to Ed's Diner - have one of their awesome burgers and a spectacular milkshake to find out why. Just make sure you eat when you're finished shopping though as you will just about be able to stagger to your car afterwards with the feeling in your belly. If you go at Christmas there are some superb lights outside as you approach the car parks - giant deers are among the best ones, but be warned, it can get super busy there too. Ample parking means it's not such a chore to go and the whole place is big enough that you don't feel crammed in - it's akin to a lot of the big malls in the States, and one of the best shopping trips (if there is such a thing) you can make in this country.

Went on sunday for the first time in a couple of years, should visit more often really as there is…read moreeverything under one roof. Was a little busy so if you find crowds intimidating then might not be for you. Grat afternoon, even better if you have a large budget as you can spend a fortune

It's my age. I remember life pre Bluewater, or certainly when it was new and shiny, like a new…read morepenny. First time here in maybe a decade or so, I was surprised to find it had held up remarkably well..it hasn't dated that badly and doesn't feel like the poor neighbour to the recent Westfield Centres in West & East London. Writing this review on Nov 1st, I'd suggest (if you can) to avoid it from now until around mid January as it will heave, throng, and burst at the seams due to Christmas / January Sales... All in all you're holding up well Bluewater...

Free car parking Large shopping mall…read more Many good shops such as monsoon, lush, game, labelled, etc Three department stores House of Fraser, Marks and Spencers, John Lewis/Waitrose Great eating establishments / cafes such as carluccios, pizza express, Lolas cupcakes, krispy kreme etc A big showcase cinema where you can see 3d movies and style imax screens Crazy golf course Play area for kids Event exhibition area (check out events that are held there throughout year) With all this at Bluewater and more you have to check this shopping mall out and go and shop shop shop.

The Mall, (or The Broadway as it is often referred to) is a little like shopping in the High…read moreStreet, only it is warm and you don't get wet. All of the usual big name shops are inside with fashion, music, stationers, jewellery and electronic stores making up the bulk of businesses. You won't find everything you want here but for the basics, it is alright. Footfall appears to have fallen since the opening of Bluewater a few years back meaning that it isn't as busy as other malls. It can get busy during the school rush as Bexleyheath is the changing point for practically every route home in the Bexley borough. Plenty of parking is available in the multistory on site meaning you can shop and drop your goods off in your car before continuing shopping. Buses run to and from the whole Bexley borough although it is worth noting that The Mall is nowhere near the train station. The place has undergone a refurbishment recently which makes it look a lot nicer than it used to. It has public toilet facilities upstairs as well which is very useful for when you are spending whole days in Bexleyheath. For cold, horrible rainy days, The Mall sure beats the local High Streets.

I found a cute dress and some nice heels for my next party! The prices here are great, attracting…read morecustomers from all over. We had so much fun shopping here, we went back again the next week

Good old Primark! Sometimes, you just need a t-shirt... Perhaps a red t-shirt for a Yelp party this…read moreFriday... Perhaps you don't normally wear red and you just want a t-shirt you can wear once and then either use to paint, or maybe to mop up spilled drinks. What I'm getting at here, is that I needed a cheap... CHEAP piece of cloth, that was red, would suitably cover my, ever-growing, man boobs and didn't make me look too ridiculous (which is pretty hard). Primark was just the ticket... After dodging the minion-emblazed beach t-shirts and the tweety-bird 'gangsta' tops, I found what I wanted. A t-shirt... That was red... And pretty much fit my boobs. All for the princely sum of £7. Lovely. This is the sort of situation that makes Primark shine. Don't get me wrong. The staff STILL hate working there. They all look like they'll kill you with a clothes hanger if you dare ask them a question. AND they still take an age to serve you at the till. But you know what... I don't care. If I want to feel like the sun shines out of my arse while I'm buying a t-shirt... I'll go elsewhere. If I want a pretty decent top, for basically no money. Primark is where I go. I'm rarely dissappointed.

This is just the most awful clothes shop ever. You walk in (well try to anyway) and are lucky if…read moreyou don't fall over from the amount of clothes that are all over the floor. This place is like one huge ungloryfied jumble sale, but to be honest you'd probably get better clothes at a jumble anyway.

Discount City is a thrift shop which has been part of Northumberland Heath ever since I can…read moreremember. In terms of the products it sells, there's nothing there which is too special. It is mainly housewares such as plastic boxes and kitchen supplies (cleaning goods, basic china and glassware) as well as a few cheap toys and games for the kids. There are a few gift type shelves with ornaments and random tat, for instance I looked a few times at a small statue of a westie wearing a jumper which might have gone with the rest of my mum's weird china dog collection, but I resisted. Price wise you should not expect to part with a few pounds for most items in the shop. A majority are cheaper than you would find them in most other shops and aren't great quality but will probably last long enough to say you've had your moneys worth. Parking outside the shop is a big no-no as that section of Bexley Road is very narrow and even the slightest obstruction brings the whole village to a standstill. The best place to park is the pay and display car park in Mill Road just a short walk away.

This is a really nice shopping center. The sales consultant was very friendly and approachable, not…read morejust pushing the sale.

Excellent service. Lyn was wonderful and we found my daughters perfect dress. We had a limited…read morebudget but we were still made to feel very important. So impressed with how they helped. Nothing was too much trouble. Thank you

I personally think Lakeside is MUCH better than Bluewater because there is a much better selection…read moreof shops at lakeside. Much better for Christmas shopping unless you want to buy everyone clothes or overpriced pap from the disney store at bluewater.

Lakeside is a very large shopping centre and in my opinion better than Bluewater. It is closer for…read moreme any seems to have a better array of shops. I last went in the run up Christmas (probably 4 weeks before) and it was very busy. We struggled to find somewhere for lunch that didn't have people queuing out the door. Obviously not the centre's fault it was so popular that day but it did spoil the experience for me. I managed to get everything I wanted that day which is unusual and goes to show that there is a very wide range of shops there that should cater for almost everyone.

This Debenhams is set up over 2 floors and offers everything you would expect from a department…read morestore. It has a big range of fashion, things for the kitchen, bathroom. All good quality. Also have a wedding section and the items are all beautiful and incredibly well priced!

I really love Debenhams. It is my all time favourite department store. The store in Lakeside…read more(Thurrock) is not particularly large but it stocks a good range of childrens clothes, mens clothes and ladieswear. The Designers at Debenhams range especially the childrens clothes are beautiful. I really like Matthew Williamson range.