All in all The Walnuts contains about 40 units if you include the exterior shops along the concrete…read morepiazza. It's a fairly low key affair; Peacocks and Wilkos are about as exciting as it gets. Unsurprising really, given there's only one main shopping level. There are 500+ car parking spaces though (helpful if you're bringing your entourage I guess) and an adjoining leisure centre which is part of Bromley Council's network of facilities. I don't like the layout. You'd think it would be easy enough to design a mall; shops on one side facing shops on the opposite side, but somehow this one seems to get it wrong - too much interrupted flow your Feng Shui master would probably point out. Come for the shops by all means, but not the 'shopping experience'

I understand that the Walnuts Shopping Centre was built on an old walnut orchard. Shame. They've…read morepaved paradise and put up a parking lot.

Every time I go shopping in Croydon I park in Central car park! It's not the cheapest car park but…read moreI feel safe leaving my car here for long hours and it's central to Croydon shops. So the two main shops I visit here is house of fraiser and debenhams, they are multi floor stores and I tend to buy my luxury items here like underwear makeup perfume and dresses. The other Beaty of these stores is that they have a personal shopper if you have limited time, though book in advance they can get busy!

Lots of shops which we all know along side some smaller "tat" selling ones. Don't get me wrong some…read moreof the tat selling ones actually have some useful stuff in. Since the demise of Alders there have been a few more empty shops within the area. With the development of the Croydon "Westfield" soon to begin I guess there will be lots of new shops coming to town. The variety of shops is still good and you can get almost everything you want. Prices vary but that is to be expected, the price of parking is something of an issue as you have to pay £2:50 for anything under two hours parking. So if you only want to go to one shop thing about where you will park to get best value.

Been using Bromley for years never had a problem with guest services until now. Guest services…read moremanager bullying an autistic Vulnerable person with speech and language problems Made 2 complaints and the company say this person has to do his own complaint and can't have me in the meeting ,how bad is that They would not allow a meeting with both of us this is in the glades in Bromley and because. I escalated the complaint they had the cheek to send me a harassment warning letter which I have reported to the police and police have said they have no right to do this and it means nothing And if I want to post on social media or go to papers we are entitled to do so . I don't wish this to happen to anyone else or my friend again . I know this will be deleted but I will get the word around . I have never said I want the person sacked. . I even have it on recording that I let police listen to I said she should be moved to a different department as the two things she has done to him is discrimination against his disability which is not nice. I did not know that there were 3 companies involved Churchill group ,jll and amulet but the way that this complaint has been handled is not right. And disabled or vulnerable people should not be treated like this and I am disabled myself with brain injury And cerebella ataxia yet they issued me with a warning of harassment letter . Is this how they handle other complaints I wonder. I reported it to the human rights and equality act and they have said this is a section 15 breach but-the glades are saying there's no evidence . Hopefully this has not happened to other people

Your standard mall. Tons of stores for all along with a Boots attached. This mall has great layout,…read moreeasy to find shops and is very clean. I was shocked to see the have a Krispy Kreme. Very nice mall.

I love this family run gallery. Even though it is small it seems very special the moment you walk…read morein as you are greeted by usually Jake who is a very pleasant helpful young man. They have all sorts of art work from such artists as Kerry Darlington whos work I love (first award winning resin artist). Jake and co can also arrange to have home visits if you would like to see the piece of art you are interested in looks like in your home. You can also buy frames and some statues/ornaments from the gallery. So if you are looking for a peace of art and would like to deal with someone who is very nice and knowledgeable then go along to this little treasure.

Great store with friendly staff who always willing to help . Free cofeee for loyalty card members…read moreis a good peak of shopping at such a good clean store

Sorry to hear that this store is changing the length of its parking time to a maximum of 90 minutes…read moreand may result in a fine of £95 if you go longer than that. We have shopped happily at this store for quite a few years, but from Nov 12th 2018, when the new parking rules start we will have to go elsewhere. 90 minutes maximum for a full weeks shopping, spending maybe £90/£100 each time is not conducive to a happy experience under such a limit....certainly no time to use the restaurant for a coffee break. The changes we are told is because people are using the car park who are not shopping in the store....so Waitrose are penalizing its regular weekly shoppers who cannot conform to a 90 minute limit.....don't you want our £90/£100 per week....you need to rethink such a silly idea.

This has honestly got to be one of my favourite clothes shops…read more It has lots of designer brands for about half price of what they are usually sold for. They have a large variety of clothing. They also have alot of other random stuff like torches and poker chips. However, the only problem with TK Maxx is that it will take you a very long time to find what you are looking for due to the lack of order in the shop.

excellent for bargains and sale items. i love the brand label items which are so so cheap. staff…read moreare busy but helpful. lots of choice of gifts and clothing inc shoes and underwear which is great.

Haynes Market seems like the perfect place to get lost in for a few hours. We found it by accident…read morewalking down this small road off Westow Road. It is like a whole new world of the past when you walk through the narrow doorway. A word of advice, do not take small children in there as they do not like people picking up their goods as most of it is antiques. They've got something for everyone in there, even if you do not like antiques. I saw a bunch of comics from my youth, a few action figures, tonnes of clothes, books and memorabilia scattered all over the place. The Haynes Market is a maze but a fun one. There is stairs from the first floor to the ground floor where you will discover a few more stalls to browse from. My friends got to wrapped up in the market that we spend ages in there looking at things, it's just amazing. Haynes Market is what a market in London should be like!

I've walked past this market so many times but never went inside…read more I don't think many people no that it is there as it's down a side street and there isn't much signs to direct people there. I finally went inside and wasn't disappointed there is so much to choose from the staff are very friendly and I brought quite a few coins and stamps as these are the things I collect and am interested in. Will defiantly be returning in the future.

This so called super store is not as big as I imagined it to be but how big does it need to be to…read morehalf the name super store? Don't get me wrong it a good tesco store with the added addition of a costa coffee, yes a costa coffee located up on the second floor. Being a super store it also sells the tesco clothing and has a specs-savers and a pharmacy all located inside the store. With the fact it's a 24hr spot with car parking bays then it has to be an above average tesco's and especially in this area, wouldn't you say?

I remember the day that this Tesco opened. It was so anticipated because it was going to be so huge…read moreon the corner of the high street in Orpington! This Tesco has a huge car park and two levels of shopping desires from food to household products. There is also a phone department, optometrist and Costa Coffee inside! It is really enormous and modern but it's never so busy that you can't breathe or have to stand for an hour in the queue before going home with defrosted foods!

Basically if you are after something that you can't find, chances are it is here. Furniture,…read morevintage clothing, Biker jackets, retro home-ware, books and comics. The only limit to the stuff in this market is that its all cool. Its a collection of shops but also market stalls, a wine shop and a coffee bar that serves fantastic specialty coffee. They have antique, rockabilly, punk and rude boy clothing. Includes shops like Crazy Man Crazy, Vintagehart, Bambino, Volcano Coffee Works, Cartwrights, Beyond Retro, etc. It's also a great place to sell stuff. Church Rd has suffered since a a multi millionaire Nigerian church has purchased the local cinema with designs on making it a a bankrolling jesus cash in centre dispite being denied planning by the Council. But the residents of the the longest side of the Triangle of Upper Norwood are standing firm against this insult to the local community and not letting the rot set in. The people of SE19 have led this initiative in a creative and very cool way. Seeing it now and comparing it to the row of empty shops photographed on google maps, its amazing how much its changed in a year. Talking to local stall holders plans for buskers and more food stalls are afoot and people interested should pop down and chat.