Marks and Spencer is one of those truly British brands, from the Food Hall to clothes, they're surely a big name with huge, anchor stores around the country, this is another example of that stereotype, being one of the anchor stores of the Meadowhall of Sheffield, being towards the end of the mall it provides one of the linkways between the Meadowhall Interchange, basically forcing you to cut through here to get the train, or one of two tram stations which serve the largest shopping centre in the Yorkshire and Humber region of England, the other of course being Debenhams. It also surprises me that after 16 reviews which were merged onto Yelp originally from Qype this place has been unreviewed in nearly a whole decade, with no reviews yet actually written on the Yelp platform. The staff here seemed really friendly, but I find this to be usually typical of Marks and Spencer, a staff member even offered to help me out of the store where I was going, I found the layout and signage fairly confusing especially considering the fact there are many ways to get in, and out of the store. The store felt like a typical Marks and Spencer, product ranges were okay and this was one of the larger and better stores in the shopping mall, and for me, this would have warranted a solid three-star rating, but I'm pleased to say the service going the extra mile, makes this one of the better Marks and Spencer stores despite having a confusing layout, with the signs offering more harm than good, sending me into the changing rooms on search for the exit. 4* read more

On a recent business trip to Sheffield the quickest path between the main part of the Meadowhall Centre and the hotel was through M&S. I must have gone through that shop ten times over two days, and each and every time I couldn't help but grimace at the appalling clothes on display. Quite how M&S consistently manage to ruin perfectly good fabrics with such awful designs I cannot fathom, and yet the shops somehow survive and flourish all over the country. Their food is lovely, though. Bizarre. read more

Large Marks & Spencer in Meadowhall. Split over two levels. Great selection of clothing, large lingerie section, with helpful staff. There's also a small food section. Staff are friendly overall and helpful. read more

It's a great space that they have which is split over two floors and is next to the main entrance from the public transport stations. Ladies wear Has greatly improved and offers a range for anyone. With the recent collaboration with Patricia Fields it has brought Marks & Spencer reputation as a fashion label a lot higher. (for those who don't know Patricia Fields was the wardrobe/designer for Sex in The City and Devil Wears Prada Fame) The limited range frequently updated and on trend is great for the younger or more on trend customers. Also there is the classic range for the more mature customer after a classic fit. Of course there is the underwear range, which has greatly improved and the Meadowhall shop has a large range and variety of and often well stocked with most sizes out. The Food hall This is a large area which is well spaced out and offers a good selection. It's really the only supermarket in Meadowhall now. But the food is of excellent quality even if it is a bit more expensive then the average supermarket. They are having regular offers on in order to attract more shoppers. It is a bit slow paying at the tills which is annoying if you are trying to rush but the staff are friendly enough. They are also happy to try and find alternative sizes if needed. The space they have they have filled and made it look spacious, it is always clean and the rails are tidy and also have a café if you want a quick drink in-between shopping. read more

An M&S is the same as an M&S anywhere, but Meadowhall's is bigger than some. Upstairs there's ladies clothing, homeware, electricals and bureau de change which usually offers very competitive rates. Downstairs is mens clothing, childrens, a big Cafe Revive and a foodhall. The foodhall is perfect for nipping in and getting a sandwich but can be awfully busy on Saturdays as the only food shop in Meadowhall. As a result of this, the shelves can be a bit bare especially the two dine for £10 sections. read more

Wow - this is a massive Marks and Sparks! Its easy to reach and you can park more or less right outside which is handy (though the car park does get busy, so you might have a little walk to your car). This really is a massive store, I aminly go for the food department and I always make sure I'm not in a hurry because I can never find anything quickly! There is lots of choice though and lots of lovely things to tempt you! The staff are helpful and the ques aren't normally too long, though i avoid it at weekends! read more

I love marks and spencers, it is fairly big as there is an upstairs and downstairs. it is almost bang slap in themiddle of meadowhall, you can walk through m and s to get to the meadowhall interchange and tram/train station. It is what you expct from m and s, good quality everything, clothing, homeware, food, etc. it is quite expensive compared to other places but You pay for what you get really. Staff are really helpful here, and it is really good customer service. REMEMBER to take a bag though when your food shopping! they are charging people for bags now, which i think is a good thing! read more

Over 2 floors, this is a large branch of M&S. It's the first shop you come to when you arrive from the bus & train station end. A whole floor of women's wear & furniture, then downstairs to mens, children, cafe revive & food. I love the Per Una section best. A plesaant space to take a break from shopping & enjoy a hot chocolate in the cafe too :) read more

This M&S is MASSIVE! A huge department store stocking surely everything that M&S sell! Always a great place to go for kids school clothes, underwear, homewear and food. I also always recommend that women try their shoes - they do some great party shoes which are comfier than most! read more

High Street relocated to Meadowhall. Marks and Spencers offers the usual faire, clothes, home wares and other miscellaneous items. The store is one of the bigger anchor stores in the mall so it should be easy to find by following the signs. The store has upstairs for men and other items, and downstairs for women and home wares. The prices aren't too bad but don't expect any major discounts. You will find that with higher prices does come a bit more service such as gift wrapping. read more

Marks and spencers situated at meadowhall , the first shop you come to as you walk through the car park. This one is really big and as about 3 floors i think sells what you wuld expect, clothing and household goods. A touch on the expensive side but quite good quality, love the food hall also their food is really delicious. Staff really nice nothing too much trouble and have special offers on quite regually. read more

An absolutley massive store, seems to take over one end of Meadowhall. It is the first shop you get to when you get off the train or tram and offers a vast selection of clothes, houseware and their famous food. read more

Everthing you want from the Flagship store shopped there worked there so I reccommend to everyone excellent quality and VALUE

They have a wide range of clothes, but seem to unashamedly dismiss fashions for younger people. Almost everything they sell seems to be brown or grey or cream or some other unpleasantly neutral colour. The prices always seem high, too. A walk to other stores less than 500 yards away could save you money. And why are there always groups of women dressed in Marks and Spencer's uniform, standing around service desks chatting inanely to each other? Downstairs to the food hall, and you'd have to be an Eskimo to not notice the incredible drop in temperature. I know it's bound to be a bit colder 'cos of the open freezers they use, but a brief walk below an air conditioning unit reveals the true reason. Don't those things EVER switch off?? Marks & Spencer, for me, draws the kind of customers I really don't like. It's like fur-coat city in there some days. Why do people have to behave so snobbishly just because they're in one of the most expensive food shops in Meadowhall? I've even seen people take a handful of grapes or nuts or suchlike from a shelf, to eat while they do their bloody shopping! I really don't think that honesty prevails when they get the the till! They used to call that 'shoplifting'. I don't want to buy food which has been touched by a complete stranger who, for all I know, could have been in the toilets man-handling their own genitalia only moments earlier whilst not maintaining a strict post-lavatory hand-washing regime. Having 'open items' on the shelf is very unhygienic. read more

Marks and Spencer's has always been popular, and what makes this one any different to the others is its size. It has clothes, gifts and fitting upstairs, and has a bustling food hall downstairs. Shoppers often trek to the other end of Meadowhall to get to M&S to get their favourite sandwich, salad box or fruit bunch in between their shopping spree. read more

Menswear- Has been around for a long time,has a good range and generous sizes which suit all shapes and sizes.Availability of styles and sizes are pretty good.They are also one of the few stores that cater for men with large necks!! The quality in the mens department is quite good..although a few cheap imports are showing their faces and letting the side down a bitwith stripes not matching,poor stitching quality,inferior fabrics and buttons dropping off :(....But this is in limited quantities and styles.The clothing is fairly expensive,but generally you get what you pay for. Ladieswear- Again around for a long time,and unfortunately despite bringing in designer names,is generally reflected in alot of dated styles.Here the imports are previlent and really let the side down..with some shoddy goods at very high prices.Also the old and very good standard sizing,although still available in alot of fits..is unreliable and varies vastly from one garment to the nextthis is a more rescent problem and certainly wouldn't have been the case 10 years ago.. The availability of the larger sizes is a bit of a let down..and at sale time the shelves are racked with zillions of size 10sa reflection of overstocking in the wrong sizes..which should be obvious to them by now!! Also they great ranges of hats/accessories they have a history of being great and affordable with has dwindled and gotten more expensive..a shame I must say ,but the shoes are definately a better prospect and great value. read more

Marks and Spencer is your average local retail store which sells clothes, beds and other household equipment. I believe that they base there fashion design on the, shall I say, more adult fashion sense with a different style to the younger people. Some items are pricey but for your first house it is great for equipment. read more