I found this shopping mall has nearly everything under its roof, the roof lets in alot of daylight,…read morethere are three levels with a food court on the third with Burgerking, Spud-u-LIke, and others. The range of stores here are mostly for clothing with New Look, Next, but also jewellers, music store of HMV but no store to buy an electiric shaver. Conclusion is many top brand stores here with easy access for wheelchairs with elevators from level to level and not many steps. There is a car parking lot that is connected with more elevators however there is a charge for parking at a ticket machine before you leave so beware how long you are staying as the longer there the more will be charged.....crazy Rated a struggling 2 stars as carparking should be free.

I like this shopping centre, it brings the centre of Plymouth into the 21st Century. It is easy to…read moreget to and parking is easy. You pay as you leave which is great as I never have any spare change! All of your usual chain shops can be found here and you can stay dry now whilst you do your shopping. Coffee shops galore, so you won't go thirsty! The downside for me is that House of Fraser and Debenhams remain out of the centre, so despite it all being very convenient to shop inside, you need to have your coat if you are planning to venture to either of these or beyond. Overall a welcome addition to what was a dreary town centre. There are lots of Plymothians who dislike it, but you can't please everybody!

I find debenhams to be really varied and has something for everyone. It provides not only womens…read moreand mens wear from various departments, but it also has childrens, technological departments, a cafe and a perfume department - very good. I find that i can usually go in there and get something to buy - unlike alot of the new shops.

This store is so much better than it used to be, it's now lighter, more openbut you still get the…read morefeeling they're trying to fit far too much in to far too small a placesome days are so busy you can hardly move, and now Christmas is comingthey need to expand!

This is an o.k sized Marks and Spencer, now moved to the Drake Circus Shopping Centre. There is a…read morelarge food hall on the ground floor as well as mens clothing. The layout is o.k but I do feel a bit cramped on the ground floor. The other floors are spacious, but something tells me they could be laid out a bit better. I can never find anything! They have a large lingerie section and also toiletries. An overall good store although it is lacking something.

This store is outstanding since the redevelopment of the shopping centre. The staff are so…read moreknowledgeable and welcoming. I always come here now for my main clothes purchases as the quality is excellent and you can always rely on honest opinions from the staff. The underwear staff are really patient when it comes to being fitted for a bra and making sure that you have the products you are happy with. The food section is always well stocked and the promotional offers are good value for money

Not as popular as the mall but then it isnt anywhere near the size, this place ws unpopular for a…read morewhile as there wasnt much there but now with wilkinsons and peacocks more people are flocking there for some bargains so well worth a visit.

I actually wouldn't classify this as a shopping centre, it only has a handful of shops Sainsburys…read morebeing the largest. Don't go out of your way to visit this shopping centre

First thing it was soo expensive I'm suprised I didn't need to pay to breath the staff weren't nice…read morethe hand drier in the men's toilets stop working and when it was working it took like 2 hours to dry my hands I was going to get the chicken nuggets in the restaurant they said there's no frier how do they cook chips the best part was going home

Full of all kinds of everything…read more We came out with a rolling pin, guitar strings, bird feed, a suit case, salt & pepper mill trays and a life jacket for a dog. What can't you buy here is the question... A member of our party described it as the Alton Towers of shopping. The amount of eating establishments here is certainly reminiscent of a theme park. The kiddie rides outside are very dated. I've no idea how much they cost. A bizarre amount of wild fowl on the premises too. The whole place is mad. Worth a look if you are passing it's door.

This is a large department store located at the bottom of the city centre…read more It has a large selection of womans clothing, though not the sort of clothing I would wear namely more for a older woman. I am in my 20's. The clothing ranges for men are similar but the clothing for children is really good, but rivalling the prices you could pay in your local supermarket. There is a fairly large selection of childrens toys which are really good value as are the perfumes, they are all discounted vastly from the RRP. The store can get very busy, and the staff always seem a bit harassed. Stock turns over quickly, so every week there are different bargains. They have a weekly newsletter that they include in the local newspapers which contains the best deals for that week.

Same crap as woolworths use to sell but at higher prices.read more

The best clothes store in Plymouth. Its as cheap as Primark…read morebut with the quality of Dingles. All their clothes are good quality and very stylish. Service has always been good and i love the spacious layout.

Quite a good size store & in a good location. Quite a large range of budget clothes & accessories…read more Quality is on par with Primark however i find Peacocks a bit more expensive than Primark. Store is spacious & never too busy, around 4 changing rooms which there is usually a queue. Situated in the armada centre opposite Wilkinsons & below Sainsburys with quite a large multi storey car park attached. They stock mens, womens, kids & babies - Also lots of accessories & shoes. Has a maternity clothes department, however with limited stock lines and sizes