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18 years ago
On a friday eveningAVOID..especially food section as it does get VERY busy..however, overall shop size is good, in prime location in the centre and there are a few bargains to be had read more
Meadow Lane Shopping Centre
Moneymore Road
Magherafelt BT45 6PR
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028 7963 4200
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Decent size of a shopping centre. Nothing major inside to be honest. Has the likes of River island,…read morenew look and a Poundland. Also has a costa in the middle of the floor plan. After the aforementioned shops there's nothing really that great that would pull me to it that often. A McDonald's and an Argos would do very well here I feel.
Decent sized centre..recently extended and now contains some more popular/recognised high street…read morenames, like Woolworths, New Look and O2
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
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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.
Great shop for a bargain. It stocks almost everything anyone could want for house & home. Brilliant…read moreselection at all times and helpfull staff. Could not say anything against this store. Well worth a visit.
One of the best 'outside' (ie as opposed to in shopping centre) shops in Ballymena for a great…read morevariety of goods. Downstairs, you can buy anything from sweets and toiletries to handbags, toasters and artificial flowers! Pop upstairs and you can browse through a good selection of furniture, lighting, pictures and more! Only downside is if you have young children with you, there is no public lift, so you either have to ask someone to mind the buggy and carry your youngster upstairs or give upstairs a miss. Their seasonal department towards the rear of the groundfloor changes from gardening in the spring/summer to halloween/christmas in autumn/winter. Always loads of choice no matter what you are looking to buy.
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
The Range, Ballymena. First NI store opened Friday, 14th Oct 2016
M&S say they have something for all the family, but I say what they have here is bargains for all…read morethe family. Everything in store is at 30% off High Street prices, at least. That's just passe! I'm talking 50, 70 percent and even more! You just got to be patient and wait for the big price cuts. Mens suits under £30, jackets £8.99, shirts £2.49, these prices may not be available everyday but they happen often enough! I've never had so many suits in my life and i've at least two good quality jackets that cost less tha £10 each.
I don't tend to shop in Marks & Spencer in Ballymena as I find it too expensive, but I do like…read morepopping into this outlet as you can often pick up a good bargain (as I have done in the past). Carries past season/ old stock with prices reduced to various levels (including some very high reductions). A small children's section, and good size ladies and gents sections, plus some seasonal giftware items. I like the checkout area as it is a one queue snake system and usually moves reasonably quickly.
Rushmere is a great place to go for any type of shopping, it has good service and an amazing and…read moreinteractive design! There are a few claw machines that clearly scam you, but I suppose alot of store have that and it's not really their brand, but I still don't like it. I really enjoy the selection of stores in rushmere and restaurants too! Especially no.7 which I definitely recommend. This is a great place to take your children or younger ones to because it is so interactive for them and has tons of stores they would enjoy! 9/10 definitely recommend.
Rushmere Shopping Centre is superb. It has a vast array of shops including Debenhams, Sainsbury,…read moreEason, Matalan, Dunnes Stores, TK Max, Dorothy Perkins, Game, Holland & Barrett, Homebase, Superdrug and many more. You'll not go hungry either as there are quite a few cafes including Starbucks and Costa. A McDonalds is also onsite and although not a place I choose to visit often, I am partial to a cooling McFlurry after a long day shopping. Be warned though, Rushmere can be hectic and busy, so get there very, very early if you want to avoid the crowds.
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Made my first visit to the Kennedy Centre today after hearing a lot about it on Yelp. Seems to be…read moremore than just a shopping centre with an on site cinema, a food court and plenty of independent retail outlets. I was impressed by the Kennedy Centre, for a Sunday it was really busy but not cramped like some other shopping centers. There's plenty of parking with an underground car park making it an ideal place to do your big shop at Sainsbury's. As well as Siansbury's The Kennedy Centre also boasts an Argento, DV8, Blue Inc and many other chain stores. If you haven't been to The Kennedy Centre I suggest you pay it a visit. It's only a few minutes from the motorway making it unbelievably convenient.
A mini shopping centre on the Falls Road. The Centre seems to have gotten a lot quieter since 2009,…read morewhen the local supermarket there was sold to Salisbury's, but they're hoping to increase footfall to its former levels - the revamped cinema is open, they managed to get Poundland into the Centre (which has been expanding and opening shops at an impressive rate since the recession kicked in), and the global giant Burger King will take residence there around the end of the summer 2010. The Salisbury's store itself is huge. Aside from that, you also have the typical shops and services you'd expect - post-office, coffee shops, clothes shops, chemists, hairdressers, jewellers, etc., and it's a pleasant enough place to wile away an hour or two. There's ample parking, including an underground car-park at the back.
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.
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.
This store has been moved to the Kennedy centre It has a…read moregood range of clothes for male/female/child as most of them tend to do They also have an excellent home section The staff are always pleasant, there's always plenty of stock on shelves and I always get what I need...all good!
Lidl is a German-owned discount store which seems to have done quite well here in the last eight or…read morenine years. No-frills discount stores are pretty well received in Belfast, and that's led to Lidl opening several stores over here. This is a pretty spacious shop, and is usually well-stocked. They're also trying to make a name for themselves for being inexpensive for fruit and vegetables. I'm convinced I kept one of their lines of stock in production - Moordale's 100% beef burgers. They have a great bite to them, and when they're on special offer they're only £2.39... a great addition to any barbeque. Lidl has a lot of special offers, many of which are detailed in their promotional leaflets, with offers on a weekly and fortnightly basis. And it's not just food that they do, they sell items like DIY tools, outdoor furniture, plants and flowers... I think it just depends on what they've managed to get a good bulk discount on. They also have a selection of beers and wines, and usually have special offers on selected lines. Worth checking out.
Sadly more and more units have closed down here. But it still has the adidas shop. This means I…read morecan get my trainer fix and coffee fix at either Starbucks or Costa. So a win win for me.
I would give the location, car parking and idea a big 5 star, but because approximately half the…read moreunits are empty (I counted 25!!!!) I'm only giving it a 3 star. It's been over a year since I was here. There are only a handful of quality stores and they are worth visiting, as are a few eateries. Come on Junction One....Get better!!
We started doing our weekly shops online - I find I'd rather spend 20 minutes on the laptop at home…read morerather going on a Monday evening after work. I thought the website was simple and easy to use - you can add your shops to your favourites which is handy if you ended up getting the same sort of things every week. Sainsburys were doing £15 off your first shop over £60 and £10 off your next four shops over £50 - which was why we decided to shop with Sainsburys- I love a wee discount. You can amend your order before 11pm the night before your shopping is due to arrive. So If you notice you've run out of something you can just log on and update your order. Sainsburys do not process the payment until they've packed your order. You can also choose hourly slots for your shopping to be delivered - starting from as little as £1 ranging up to about £5. I also noticed that if your shopping costs less than £25 the delivery will cost £6 - ours would never cost less than £25 so we didn't have to worry about that. I would recommend shopping with Sainsburys online. I also find the quality of Sainsburys food slightly better than Tescos or Asda.
This is one of the larger Sainsburys I have been to and it has a few really great features. First…read moreup it has an underground car park meaning that if the Belfast weather is doing it's usual you don't even have to get wet while pushing your trolley to the car. There's a large alcohol, home and electrical section making this a real one stop shop. Hosed in the Kennedy thriving Kennedy centre there's not much to dislike about this supermarket. Although you can only buy your groceries at 1pm on a Sunday you are able to browse and fill your trolley much earlier and you'll avoid the queues when the tills eventually open.