This is the main shopping mall in Ellesmere Port, and here you will find a pretty good selection of…read morehigh street shops as well as a few small names and some charity shops interspersed. Amongst the big guys here are Boots, Peacocks, Orange, New Look, Game Station, etc. It's a fairly average shopping mall with most everything you'd expect, including some little cafes and bakeries.

2 shops in 1. 1 half is clothes and the second half is food and some toys. And Percy pig…read moreeverywhere! And the cost of everything could be better. On the other hand the service is really nice and sometimes they have a little chat with me. Overall really good! Xxx

My mum's favorite shop in Cheshire Oaks is the Marks and Spencer retail outlet. In fact, M & S have…read moretwo huge shops in Cheshire Oaks, one selling men's stuff, the other selling women's! They sell all sorts of bits and bobs in between, but this Women's store sells all their Per Una clothes at a fraction of their high street RRP. From summer dresses to throws, underwear and dressing gown, this place has it all, in a variety of shapes and sizes. The one complaint is that all the stock is mixed up because this shop is always mad busy! They have random items for sale as well, like tins of luxury Xmas biscuits all year round, and random seasonal junk that the main stores send them to sell off. The shop is huge, so if you're a woman on a clothes shopping mission, set aside a good half an hour to have a root around for a bargain!

Joy and her staff are so helpful in finding the best costumes and accessories. The shop is filled…read morewith anything your imagination can think of and I highly recommend this shop to all. Well done you.

I'm starting to like the British Heart charity shops less and less the more they carry on with this…read more"brand new" stock thing they are dong. I don't want to visit a charity shop to find new things. I shop at charity shops to find old and interesting things. This particular shop is a fairly average example of the British Heart shops with a range of brand new products (like stationary and ugly figurines), and some second hand clothing and shoes, and a small selection of books. Nothing special at this one, my friends.

A good sized outlet store selling a good choice of end of line, last season and other stuff they…read morecan't shift in a regular hight street store. Discounts vary but there can be up to 50% off some items. Theres a large trainer section which takes up half the store. Theres some really good t-shirt deals such as 2 for £10. A very popular store, probably the busiest at Cheshire Oaks, so the line to pay the cashier can be a little too long at times even with a lot of staff serving.

This place rules if your looking for sports gear for smidgeon of the rrp. Based in the Oaks it was…read moreone the first stores to open and unlike many has stayed over time. The amount of ex factory trainers there is unbelieveable with the odd prototype thrown in that you wouldnt be able to get from another sports retailer. The staff are always on hand to help as they are foever restocking as most of the stuff they have there is a first come first served basis ie if you something there is cheaper than anywhere else your better buying it there and then

Good range of bargains, food and alcohol but always large Q's and only 2 tills open when I've…read moreshopped.

This branch of The Cane Factory is well supplied in the basket/hamper department, including even…read moresome wicker furniture items and things like CD stands. I also love poking around in here because of the dollhouses and miniatures. I don't particularly care for the dolls themselves, but I'd love to have some of that furniture ... just wish it was a bit cheaper!

went to asda to buy a tobacco product and KIM told me i needed to have id (mind you im african…read moreamerican and 26) however when i came back with my ID i seen her serving a boy that looked younger than i do (who was white) and overheard her say "you need ID next time but i'll let you go this time" and SERVED HIM! every time she has "helped" me she has been rude and snarky. even to the point that my boyfriend and i returned a coffee maker (because we found a newer model we wanted instead) she proceeded to open the box asking if anything was missing. we told her no and that we didn't even use it. she then says she needs to check and when i tell you she took out every little thing i'm not joking. she then says shes looking for the free sample of coffe pods that they usually come with MIND YOU OUR COFFEE BOX DOESNT EVEN ADVERTISE THAT IT COMES WITH ANY COFFEE PODS- AND IT DIDNT. we tell her that it doesn't come with coffee pods but she then says she needs to check herself and takes out the manual and reads each page to try and see if it comes with the pods- to which she sees it DOESNT like we told her. so i'm not saying shes racist but you let me know what you think. i can go on and on about the mistreatment and microagressions me and my family have had to deal with when it comes to Kim but lets just say when i tried to bring this up to the manager Caroline, she tried to have me kicked out for saying i was "accusing her employee of being racist" apparently stating how someone's treatment makes you feel is enough to have you kicked out. thank goodness for the actual manager of the location who was able to have mature conversation about the issue and apologize for my experience. safe to say i will be avoiding both Caroline and Kim from now on.

Decent sized ASDA, we go here quite often. The car park is…read morepay and display and it's always pretty full which is quite annoying, but apart from that it's a good place to get your shopping done.

I wasn't overly impressed by this little charity shop, but it was okay I guess... just not super…read morewell stocked up on interesting items. Most of what's here is clothing, and a lot of it looks either old or only what older women would wear even if it's new. There are also a few kids clothes, books, china, etc.

well what can i say,,,,,if you dont find a bargin here then you will never find one!!!!!…read more staff very welcoming had the pleasure of meeting len jones who has been to romania many times and shared some great stories. please have a look in this shop and know that if you buy something never mind how big or small you will be helping a young child. pleasure to meet you all

This little shop has a good array of items, and a lot of it is more unusual stuff than you tend to…read morefind in most charity shops. There were some really interesting shoes and clothing items as well some old decorative items and toys that were very different to the norm. Definitely worth a poke around, and again better than the British Heart shop near by.

I just love this shop, has so much stuff just like the curiosity shop !, really good quality stock…read morewonderful friendly staff { of all ages } ! from Fanny Ann Ellesmere portie