Light, bright store. This is the first shop you see as you enter The Peacocks from the Town Mall…read moreentrance. Sells mens and womens fashion clothing and other accessories - some brands eg. Soul Cal, Miso, Crafted & Bench. Quite often has offers - mix any 2 items for £30 etc Fitting rooms at back of store Young, helpful staff

The store is youthful and vibrant, one of the first stores you see upon entering the Peacocks…read moreShopping centre. The clothes are slightly more expensive than expected of a high street shop, but there are often offers available which reduce the price. The store is quite easy to navigate, and the staff are helpful.

Ooooh I love Monsoon!…read more The Woking store isn't very large, but it does have a surprisingly large selection of items. I love their windows display, which they change very often and seem to put quite a bit of thought into. Their mid-floor setup with gift ideas and decorative items is definitely worth a peek, as I don't often see it in other Monsoons and it's got some lovely things.

Bon Marche is anything but a good market. Occupying quite a large retail unit on Commercial Way…read morethis is an outlet that will really only suit the older ladies and those who do not want to spend very much. Although aimed at the cheaper end of the market some of what is sold is not particularly cheap, nor does it offer very good value. If you want to buy an old lady a night gown then look here but don't expect to find much for the younger market. Fabrics tend to the nylon and shoes to the PVC. It's that kind of place. Staff are older and tend to be reasonably helpful. There are a couple of changing rooms to the rear of the store which are adequate but far from roomy. It's almost a Primark for OAPs

This store takes up quite a large area, and is filled with cheap clothes and homeware items -…read morewomen, men and children are all catered for. The selection at this store is quite vast, but can feel sometimes like a random selection of items with very little order to structure to the place. The layout is quite crowded for a store of this size, with clothes often dumped in heaps on the floor or thrown onto the display shelves in disorder. The quality of the clothes is also quite poor - I accidentally bought a top in Primark that had somehow managed to be sewn with the straps entangled, and was virtually unwearable. The staff seem friendly and the service is good, but the queues are often quite long and the temperature in the store is often uncomfortably hot for no explicable reason. Of course, the prices of items are, as would be expected, low.

Great shop full of low cost items. Sections for menswear, ladieswear (including lingerie),…read morechildrenswear and a small homeware section. There is a shoe section but this is predominantly for women. This is quite a small Primark compared to some I've been in. The main problems in this store are that in the summer it is like stepping into a sauna, as there is no air conditioning, and believe me, it gets HOT! The other bug bear is if you go on a Saturday, expect to have to queue for quite a while. Apart from that, not a bad shop for bargains!

Speaking as a tourist, my hotel isn't far so this mall is my go to option. My favorite stores being…read morePrinark and pound land. Tenants could stand to be friendlier greeting people when they come to their business. Wasn't impressed w a few merchants including cards direct. Price is reasonable throughout the mall but the hours are horrible. Why is Thursday the longest day and not a weekend? Decent store selection

The picture I've chosen to represent the Peacocks Centre is one of a closed shutter as that was my…read moreexperience of this shopping centre in Woking If you're approaching Woking from the direction of Old Woking, the signposting is pretty dire if you're looking for the New Victoria theatre. Don't follow signs for the town centre! Instead, follow signs as if you're leaving town and you'll eventually hit signs with a theatre sign on it Also, once you enter the car park, it's totally confusing. Completely by chance, my friend and I chose the blue car park, which happened to the car park closest to the theatre. However, that didn't actually turn out to be so lucky later on when it took us half an hour to get out of the car park. My tip would probably be to park in one of the other car parks and walk The theatre is located on the 1st floor though the floor numbering system is confusing with what seem to be 3 sub basement levels! Despite there being a big food court visible on the ground floor, it was shut and the poor notices about this meant that we spent a fruitless 10 minutes trying to get down to the food court! The show was great but the Peacocks Centre didn't make a good first impression with us

Lovely shop, very knowledgeable staff. I bought a very luxurious jacket and the level of service…read more(and value!) was fantastic. Will definitely revisit. Their website http://www.hartleysmenswear.co.uk/ gives directions and shows a bit more of the shop, etc. The stock is regularly changed and there's lots of top names to choose from.

I love this shop. Especially the dresses, handbags and sunglasses. There is always something in…read morethere I have to have. I found some J Brand jeans in there that were sold out in London and they were £20 less at Courtyard. Also, the staff are lovely and make really great recommendations for outfits.

From the owner: Designers include Luisa Cerano, Riani, Nicole Miller , Velvet , 360sweater, Mala Alisha, Henry…read moreChrist , 120% linen, DL1961 jeans, Gardel by Moore and many more .