Great directory of stores and brands from all over. You can find anything you dream to eat. It is…read morecentrally located in Cambridge and close to college sites, bars, and really nice restaurants. The security is helpful and there is mall staff around that will help navigate you to whatever store

Quality/Quantity - We were told to visit here for the…read moreamazing views. Not sure where all my pictures went? But it's ok, as the views were not that amazing... Fairly good size mall, seems upscale-ish. Atmosphere - 3 stories Fairly new mall, indoor/outdoor spaces. 20 restaurants/bars, from casual to fine dining. Main restaurant attractions would be the ones on the rooftop terrace. Cinema, 24 hour gym, etc. Events are held here too - see website. Mall is open 7 days a week, see Yelp and see individual businesses for their specific hours. Service - Good. Price - N/A Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success; you are the main mall attraction in Oxford!

Great store, lots of variety. I bought too much in UK and needed an extra suitcase for the trip…read morehome and found a very nice on sale at a very reasonable price. Sales people were helpful and polite as would be expected in UK. Last time I was in Oxford ('08) I also bought a bag so it is my place to go for luggage type purchases, although they have other things as well.

Boswells is a GREAT department store where you can find so many varying things that you can do a…read morewhole load of shopping all at once. From bed linin to plates, from shampoo to hankies, from alarm clocks to pen knives.... it really does have everything. The kitchen dept. is pretty large doing some really unique cutlery, place mats and odds n bobs. At christmas time it also sells alot of christmas decorations and candy goods etc. The staff are helpful and their are quite a few tills which is good as it can be quite busy. The goods are cheaper than most other department stores and so for that reason alone are worth a browse!

While on a trip to London we made a quick stop here to purchase a delightful umbrella for my wife…read moreto use during our travels. Fair price, helpful customer service reps, and a clean, well-lit store... I've got no complaints at all and we would gladly go back again if we ever visit Oxford again - hopefully we will.

I love this shop. It used to be a real rabbit warren of a place, a bit like an old fashioned…read moredepartment store. (Think 'Are you being served') It was gutted a few years back and although the building looks the same on the outside inside it's a totally different place. There are three floors (as per usual) which are jam packed full of things to peruse and buy! The womenswear floor is large with a wide range of items for women of any taste. They have a Coast branch inside and a big collection of fancy dresses to suit. The homeware floor is big as well with quite a decent range of kitchen utensils which is nice because a lot of stores skimp on things like this. All in all the store is nice and bright, it can get a bit congested on the escalators and in the lobby though so be careful.

TK Maxx: The not so surprisingly secret behind so many people's designer clothes…read more The good: - You can get some real bargains - It stocks a brilliant range of clothing, from ball gowns to trekking boots. - It's not just clothes: check out their shoes, bags, sunglasses and accessories. - You never know what you're going to get - Often it's reduced just because there's new stock in the main stores now; most of it is good quality The bad: - Sometimes it's obvious why nobody's bought it - some of the items here are hideous! - Sometimes there's the perfect item but only in the wrong size. - Clothes are arranged according to size, but as there's such a variety of brands, the sizing isn't very consistent - It can feel like permanently hunting through sales bargains, including loads of clothes strewn all over the place and people barging their way around competitively.

TK Maxx - what can you say. Cut price fashion, but its not for everyone. You do have to search…read morearound for things, but you can really find some excellent bargins. You have to make sure you visit after they have had a delivery as some of the shelves (esp shoes) can be a bit bare. Look for the clearance areas and have a good rumage. Always confirm sizing on the garment as the tags can sometimes be wrong.

the heyford hill store of sainsbury's in little more oxford has no wheelchair trolleys for…read morewheelchair users to do their shopping. this is an utter disgrace and insulting to disabled people and the management show no interest in resolving the situation. their loss because tescos is nearby and they have wheelchair trolleys for disabled people to use! Have suggested that they should have a trolley coin put on them or have a radar key fixed onto the trolley

This is the mother of all Sainsbury's on the ring road and is great for blitzing a fortnightly or…read moreweekly shop. There's plenty of parking and cash machines outside, and inside is enormous by Oxford standards. As well as all the different food ranges (you get the whole lot here from Basics to Taste the Difference), there are some bits of clothing and essentials like umbrellas and household equipment and electronics. However, like most supermarkets, they're not experts in this area, and better deals can usually be found elsewhere if you shop around. I came in here looking for an umbrella, but they had sold out of their cheap ones and the others were quite pricey. I ended up getting one from a corner shop for £2.99. My favourite part of this Sainsbury's is the salad Pick'n'Mix. You select a plastic tub and fill it with pasta salad, potato salad, fried bread, cherry tomatoes, couscous, beansa whole variety of yummy salad goodies. You can cram a surprising amount into even the smaller tubs, then eat it for lunch with the plastic forks they provide, or take it home to accompany a meal later. Definitely a healthier alternative than fast food, and a darn sight cheaper too.

When in the UK I always make sure to do some shopping at M&S. Besides the amazing food sections…read more(and the M&S Foodhalls all over the country), it's the loungewear that gets my attention. Quality is there, it lasts for years and years. This store here had a very good and wide selection of both loungewear and underwear. Lots of other great stuff in this store. Found what I looked for and bought a whole bunch of them. Prices were quite a bit higher than three years ago when I last visited. But still a lot better - especially given the quality - than in my country. Surely a place to come back to when back in the UK.

Every day is a darn good coffee day. We've taken more and more to go into environmentally conscious…read moreM&S cafes as we spend a month touring England. They are bright, clean and spacious, and the seating areas and toilets are kept clean. We more and more opt to avoid the big coffee players like Starbucks, Nero, Costa and importantly for us we trust M&S to ensure that the food and drinks we buy aren't crap laden. They choose their own fair-trade coffee beans and have a coffee on their Cafe menu that they advertise as Magic (Spanish cortado style) which is £3.15 and it's darn good coffee. It's coffee we want. Simples. We don't really want these Starbucks drinks (other chains do exist) that flog you coffee so full of cheap sugar, topped with cream, swirled with some vegetable oil based topping that you means that you are consuming a full days worth of calories in a sickly sweet overpriced cupful. The seating is spacious, the staff are real friendly and the free WiFi is fast. There's always a decent selection of hot and cold food but it's cake for us, usually Victoria sponge and they usually have it. It's become more and more value for money too. Another advantage is that there's a large retail store attached to the cafe - what a great concept and it means I can get an Eccles cake for later from their in-store. Sheer buttery perfection is M&S Eccles cake.

The more 'classy' shopping centre in Oxford, the Clarendon carries a number of designer labels…read moreunlike it's counterpart - the Westgate. The centre is small, with the list of shops in the review below. Note though, that it is open 7 days a week, not 5 as stated below. There are often promotional staff situated in the centre - Paintballing, Sky and Cars seem to be common themes. There is minimal seating available.

The Clarendon shopping centre is more modern and brighter than its slightly poorer cousin across…read morethe road (Westgate centre). Some fabulous shops including: French Connection lovely clothes with ladies downstairs and mens (not so good) upstairs Body shop smells yummy and very nice helpful staff Office - my favourite shoe shop River Island again ladies downstairs and men upstairs (not great, a bit unfashionable) Zara classy and elegant with helpful staff. Great ladies on the ground floor with mens and childrens upstairs. Quite a large size store too Gap good for those basics A lovely little boutique whose name escapes me just now they sell gorgeous ladies clothes and handbags The Christmas decorations this year are a bit dodgy though nice lights but one very strange looking santa riding a reindeer My only complaint about this centre is that is has absolutely no seats for tired boyfriends waiting for us girls to stop shopping!

I really wish I'd discovered this sooner. It makes up for the lack of a Woolies in the town centre…read more Bits 'n' bobs and everything in-between with an old-fashioned service and casual, friendly attitude which you rarely see anymore. The prices are great, the quality can be beaten but is good considering the price, and they're bound to have what you want. The only trouble is trying to find what you want and leaving without buying hundreds of extra gadgets that you really can't live without!

This store has got so many bad reviews that decided to exit Google, so you can't find any Google…read morereviews for this shop anymore. Those reviews here belong to a long time ago when an old lady was managing the store and customers were happy. As long as Abdul, the new agent is running the store, it is awful! In fact the current seller of this shop is not a normal person at all. The shop pretends to be a cheap place, while has some bad quality stuff with triple the price of similar stuff in other shops and never cuts a key which can work at all. The man in the bright day light takes your money without any shame and then accuses you of racism! He charged me £7 to cut 2 keys, not working. twice I took them to the shop for a refund. The third time he refunded me on my debit card. The next day I checked and realized rather than refunding he had taken another £7! I went there, burst into anger and asked for my £14 or will call the police! He was laughing at me what did the police do? When he noticed I was serious, refunded me in cash. There was a CCTV there, recording all that happened. He lied to the police I spat on him and called him a bad name! It is now recorded in the police station. In the future, be aware if he wants to play the race card, he has at least one record in this regard at the police station BE MINDFUL WITH YOUR CREDIT CARD, HE GETS MONEY OUT OF IT WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT AND WITH NO SHAME, IN THE BRIGHT DAYLIGHT!

This is yet another disposable fashion chain for younger people. The clothes are, regrettably,…read moreoften not put away, the sizes are diffciult to find and the staff have no interest whatsoever in helping you. This place really isn't somewhere I'd recommend but I'm sure as an inexpensive disposable fashion outlet it's OK.

I am quite surprised about the comments about staff being unhelpful in the Abingdon branch. I…read morealways expect the worst from staff when I go into a New Look but I am always pleasantly surprised in the Abingdon branch and find that they buck the trend of other stores. I have always noted that the Abingdon New Look staff are very helpful and friendly on the whole.

As always a great brand you can trust, with the usual departments and a food hall…read more The store is not as big as some of the city centre ones but an excellent size can get just what you need. Good variety of sizes and ranges. Food hall has a lot of what you need in fact I think I spend less on my weekly shop as I don't have to many other items to tempt me away from the essentials. Great store would not go into larger town at all now.