Went in today to avoid the rain and an hour later I emerged!!! This really is a stalwart in…read moreBallymena and sells high end Furniture in Ballymena and beyond. There is a paid car park behind and a cafe on the first floor. Staff are amazing and very helpful. Now the furniture that I saw on the ground floor was fantastic. I must make a point to visit the other levels!!

Camerons is part of the history of Ballymena wether youre after a newspaper, fashion, furniture,…read morecds/dvds, toys, video games oh its way to much to mention you will get it here all under one roof. Their instore cafe is one of the best in the area with a wide range of treats at reasonable prices. Multifloors but they do have an escalulater if you are unable to climb stairs. staff can be a little stuck up but this is only a minor problem and wont ruin your shopping experience

The Range is fab. On the site of old B&Q it has ample free car parking. Inside you can get…read moreeverything, from furnishings, to Christmas secs, luggage to toiletries, nick backs to diy and there is a cafe at the back

Yessssssssss!!!! I love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Finally just what Ballymena needs!!!!!!!!!!!! But one of…read morethe employees keeps 'rapping' and it puts me off sometimes going in..... terrible costumer service from him too he just shrugs his shoulders

Great store although staff are a little bit snobby. They do a great selection of underwear etc. You…read morecan sometimes find nice clothes in Bay Trading and a small selection of Esprit clothing. All in all a very good store.

I was walking through Ballymena yesterday and popped into the Tower Centre to see what shops were…read morethere. There are over 70 shops, with all the usual high street names. It's quite a compact centre and has all the everyday shops you need.

Gret shop for household items at a reasonable price. Good clothes shop upstairs as well…read more Well worth a visit.

Old fashioned but good department store! I like to see stores such as Woodsides in our town, as…read morethey are more of a shopping experience than some of their newer counterparts. One bug bear, though, and I have it with other shops, is the stairs. It was re-fitted a few years ago and they didn't put in an escalator, which was a missed opportunity. They have tried in recent years to update their image a bit, especially in the clothes section upstairs, but I don't really know how effective this has been. Downstairs is good for toiletries. They have a small toy sectiona nd usually extend this a bit at Christmas, as well as having Christmas decorations stock at the rear. Till points are behind the old fashioned display counters in the various sections of the store so you don't have to go hunting for them.

The M&S is ok and it is likely they are their so called flagship anchor but I'm not a fan of having…read moreto pay to car park just to be able to shop. There are the usual suspects in terms of tenants H&M, EE, Boots, etc but what I have come to dislike immensely is that like others places they charge disabled persons to park. It often takes these folks longer to get in/out of their vehicles and slower at shopping so they are being financially penalised because of their disabilities - this ain't my type of society and reflects an insatiable greed I find really distasteful. I won't return to subsidise greedy bastards.

This is the more upmarket shopping centre in Ballymena. It has bigger and more upmarket anchor…read morestores and stores in general eg Marks and Spencer's and Tommy Hilfiger respectively. It's well laid out and has a distinct style and look about it, which I must say I like very much. It's got a food court upstairs and overall is a lovely centre!!

This store has been opened a year now. When it first opened, the clothing was very good and had…read moreeverything you'd expect from Debenhams. However, that only lasted about 3 months. Once March arrived, I found the stock turnover was very low. The clothing never changed however, the layout is continually changing!!! It's also very cramped, and I feel they do not have enough space to put out all the clothes

A sensible store, that has the kids clothes and shoes on the ground floor! They are sometimes…read moreguilty, though, of putting a bit too many items at the entrance way. I know it is usually sale lines and there to attract people into the shop, but it can mean for a lot of bumping into other shoppers. I would like to see a bit more space around some of the displays downstairs but on the whole, upstairs is fine. One tip, rember they sell handbags in the upstairs department at very reasonable prices - you may be pleasantly surprised.

Large Dunnes stores with mens, ladies and children's clothes. Also sells household accessories…read more Good bargains in children's section or in all other departments during sales. Clothes are usually too expensive (for non-brand name) unless they are in a sale. Their fluffy (spotty and striped) socks are sooooo cosy and they sold some brilliant fleecy hooded jackets a while back too. I also like their luxury towels as they stay really soft. Staff are friendly and helpful but I don't like their changing rooms as they are shared by everyone, there aren't enough (2 between men, women and children) and they're right beside a busy till.

Can a store be just a bit too big? I am not sure about the extended Marks and sometimes feel a bit…read moreoverwhelmed by the size of it, so don't spend too much time there. They have a very goood food section attached and as it is near the car park entrances, then is handy, as it means you are not faced with carrying bags of shopping through the main shopping centre and can get to your car easily to load them in. For me, I prefer childrens clothes areas to be downstairs in a store and in this Marks they are upstairs (although there is an elevator). It is just personal choice, though, as I always feel downstairs is less hassle when you have kids in tow.

This is a really nice big store, great clothes range and great range of kids clothes. The gift…read moresection is great at christmas.