Shopping Malls in Liverpool, Merseyside

“Why have you gotten ride of my 2 favourite restaurants tgfis and yo sushi they were accessible nor like liverpool 1 which is open planned and can't mange I have asperger syndrome and other difficulties.”

“This is a large shopping estate composed of a decent number of shopping outlets and restaurants. There is a Greggs, Tim Hortons, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, Subway and M&S cafe to name a few. There is a b&q, next, pcworld etc shopping wise. Plenty of parking on site”

“Clayton Square always reminds me of the 60's, when I was a boy as we used to go to a cinema called the Jacey which was in the centre of the old square. It's roughly where B&M is located now. On the other side of the big glass main entrance is a large Boots. What is handy is the hall going through to the Globe pub in Cases St and to Central Station. This saves a longer journey of having to walk around the block.”

“This place is amazing. It has loads of white lines painted everywhere. People come along in these things called vehicles and leave them there few a little while. Then come back and take them everywhere.Oh I forgot to add in some places they have the white paint, painted in patches so you can hop from one to the other. Really cool if you don’t have one of those vehicles moving at you.Defo come here again.”

“All the things for your daily needs are available under one roof. Nice multi storey shopping mall with lovely food hall. Many brands stores there. Multi storey car park attached to it.Location is very ideal just few steps from Liverpool train station. Many pubs, bars, hotels around.”

“Great cafe to stop and chill out after walking around the Beetles Story. Food and drink were reasonably priced for the type of venue. Themed and great atmosphere. Pinball machine was fun. We only had snacks but the food looked great. Coffee with one of the Beetles on was a nice touch. Lots of themed gifts to buy. You can visit the cafe if your not going to the museum.”

“Have had quire good bargains here. Their quality diminished somewhat over the years or perhaps I needed less. Whatever they are now closed but a good old e yo buy.”

“Good parking if you need some of the smaller shops such as key cutting, mobile phone sales and repair, Holland and Barrett, etc. the larger shops tend to be at the value end of the market.”

“This is a well hidden gem. Recently discovered this place. The B&M is fantastic. It's the biggest I have been to and it has just about anything you need. There's a huge ASDA in case you can't find what you are after from B&M. Furthermore, the petrol station is really good value and the McDonald's amazingly clean and tidy. There's a Hallifax to get money out of and a variety of charity shops. It gets my seal of approval...”

“I went in on Tuesday morning 9am with really bad back pain, was advised to go to hospital as they thought it was more than just a pull. Looked after me. Thank you so much ”

“1st visit, enjoyed walking around. Must have been very busy in days gone bye. You can see they are trying to improve the town centre but still plenty of empty stores. Free parking is always a plus. Good transport into and out of the town.”

“Been several times, during a period of a year or so, just to pick up my online orders and my experience has been great and straight forward. I've never had more than 3 people infront of me in the queue. The staff are always trying to speed as much as possible the deliveries and if a client takes a bit longer buying extras, like myself, such as insurances and it's payments (didn't do online), they start asking the other clients queuing to pass to the other online counter. My orders are always in store tops next day. Long pick up hours 7 days a week. The whole process takes max 4 mins, 6 mins if you buy extras. No problem yet with my brought articles.”