Huge mall that was just a few blocks from where I was staying. When I say huge I mean huge. I want to say there in two gigantic buildings and there are multiple levels as well. Full of the name brand stores as well as a few mom and pop stores as well. There's also a gym, apartments, an awesome food court, and more. The food court is much better than your average mall food court. The options are restaurant quality and plenty of options. Awesome place to buy whatever you need or just to grab a meal. read more

Holy moly, one of the largest malls in the western hemisphere with 450 shops and 2.6M sq feet! :-) About the same size as King of Prussia mall in Pennsylvania or American Dream outside of New York. Used the online map to find our way around the multiple stories and complex. Not a lot of sitting spots if you need a break, and very busy in the afternoons. Convenient tube station right next to it of course ;-) read more

Overview: lots of shops in this giant mall, terrible water refill stations, really nice bathrooms tho ---- Came inside to refill my water bottle as I was waiting in line for a tv audience taping and ALL OF THEIR WATER MACHINES WERE BROKEN/OUT OF ORDER!!! It was upsetting and frustrating bc I was thirsty and in need of water. I'd been here before and ate at their food court, their burgers were okay but their pistachio dessert was great (I think a tiramisu) but pretty pricey for both. LOTS of food options available though which was nice to have a selection. The bathrooms are very clean and well-kept which was a giant positive, also lots of stalls and no line at the both times that I went here. The people I encountered were all very nice and friendly and welcoming to a foreigner such as myself and they also made a positive impact on my trip! ---- Overall: a pretty decent mall but fix your water refill stations ASAP please!! read more

The customer service was awesome. The floor staff was not crowding, but yet highly available when you need them. There's something for every lady in this mall. read more

The Westfield mall is big and can get overwhelming. It has a great selections of stores.

I have to admit that I still can't quite get used to wandering through a Westfield-branded shopping centre in any place other than Australia. Well, okay, it isn't actually owned by Westfield anymore - it's been sold to a French shopping centre company - but they seems to have pretty much become ubiquitous (which isn't bad at all for an Australian company). Mind you, unlike the ones in Australia, though one feels pretty flash, but that is probably because it does happen to be located in central London). read more

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Simply put I wish the United States had a mall like this. Every time I visit London I always stop by Westfield. The restaurants are plentiful, shopping will satisfy even the pickiest shoppers. Parking is easy just remember where you came in at. read more

This is one of the most beautiful and functional malls I have ever been in. The design is opulent, complete with crystal chandeliers. This is a huge mall with every mall you could think of - and then more. The food court is large, with plenty of options. Restrooms are plentiful, free and clean. There is even a 'Family Room' that has changing tables and a mini playground area for toddlers. The Metro and Bus Stops are right outside the entrance. read more

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Great shopping I only wish they had designer section in women's clothing section in one area instead of all over the place! Inventory seem to be low at this point not sure if that's a shipping issue in London or not??. Did not find anything actually that I was looking for!! Maybe next time?? Lol read more

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Westfield London is a large shopping centre in White City, West London. I much prefer shopping here compared to Oxford Street due to the selection of stores and the fact it is all indoors with much more space to move about, especially in busy, crowded times. It is easily accessed by public transport, with Wood Green Underground Station a couple of minutes away, Shepherd's Bush Station is also nearby. Westfield London is actually the largest shopping centre in the country, by some distance too, it is over 20% larger than Metrocentre Gateshead in terms of retail size. Opened in October 2008, the mall is not showing signs of age at all, despite recently turning 13 years old, the mall is stunning and modern. A large number of brands are located here, for food and drink you have most of the usual chains including Nandos and Tapas Revolution, for coffee you have at least one branch of Costa/Pret/Starbucks. There is even a Starbucks featuring Reserve, and there is only a limited number of these in Europe. The selection of stores also is very extensive, it has one of the best selection of premium, designer stores in London in "The Village" including a House of Fraser department store. Apple, Boots, Marks and Spencer, Tesla, Uniqlo all have branches here. There is also a HUGE cinema, with the VUE cinema having seventeen screens and a total capacity of 3,000 Westfield do malls differently and they do a fine job, this is excellent like Westfield's mall at Stratford City and deserves a five-star rating mainly down to the selection of places to eat, drink as well as the overall look/feel of the mall setting an example that I'd love others to follow. read more

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My husband and I decided to try this place out as we needed some garments. They have plenty of shops and restaurants, however the few shops we visited had poor customer service. It just felt like no one wanted to be there. It was a bad vibe, mood, etc. The mcdonalds in this place forgot a third of a meal Most of the escalators do not work, and i have asthma, so it's been a workout trudging up and down. Not to mention, my husband was followed around in one of the stores. That felt really uncomfortable and discriminating since he's spanish. I regret coming here read more

I've spent quite some time here since it's February and cold in London! Nice selection of high end and low end fashion. The food court it awesome! A bunch of real restaurants and delicious food. None of that crap fast food we have in the states. No plastic! All real eating utensils and plates and cups. There's nothing not to like here. Lots of shopping and lots of eating. The kids area is a little sad and way too tiny for a mall this size. read more

Unlike most Americans mall, this place is beautiful!! I felt like under water with the wavey roof and the space is huge and we'll designed. We go there at 9:30am before most shop are open and it is so worth it. Parking is about $4 for a hour and driving to the parking spot is challenging and many many turns. Luckily there are tons of spot so early in the morning. We follow the walking man on the ground to the elevator and to the main floor. I found our coffee shop first and mark it to come back when we ready to leave. Apparently after checking the map, we missed out seeing the fancy side of the mall. We end up on the mid tier where Victoria secret and boots is. Even that, we enjoy the walk and checking out the mall while it's mostly empty. If you are early to your flight and driving, I would suggest you come by. Did I mention their bathroom? Only if mine is half as nice. read more

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Modern, spacious, convenient, lots of shops, great food options, plenty of toilets. Best of all: air conditioned!

Huge mall with all varieties of stores from luxury goods to your average Claire's. There is a movie theatre on the top floor, a kids zone, a TON of food places to try, and much more. The tube stops around the corner from the mall as well. read more

Massively huge shopping center on the west side of London. At the moment, it's the fourth largest in the United Kingdom. though not as large as the Fort Lauderdale Sawgrass Mills near Fort Lauderdale with which I am more familiar It's just massive with lots and lots of shopping, restaurants and especially people. All very clean and bright with security quite visible. The main atrium area is used for various displays and events, with a big stage set up. If there is any retailer you are looking for, you will find them here. Apple, Debenham's, Marks and Spencers, sure. But also a Build-A-Bear Workshop and a Lego shop. I'd be hard pressed to think of anyone who isn't represented here. Loads of restaurants too, including a plethora of coffee shops and even a champagne bar. Shopping or people watching, this place is for you. It would not be hard to find yourself here hours later, like a one-way time warp into the future. read more

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One of my favorite. I go there every time I'm in the neighborhood. Spacious, beautiful shops and a great food court and Nando's.

So, the UK's third largest shopping centre, and Europe's largest in-city shopping centre, is finally open. I suppose the obvious point to make is that it is big, although because the whole thing is on two levels it doesn't feel quite as large as I expected. Mind you, if you wanted to browse every inch, you'd have to go up the escalators and start again, which I suspect would be a killer. So once inside? Well, like other Westfield developments, the finish is very high quality, and it is spotlessly maintained. The floors have polished tiles, and the main circulating areas have huge undulating glazed roofs - the main atrium is the size of a soccer pitch. Christmas decorations - on a tree-sized scale - add to the feeling of glitz at the moment. There are comfy lounge areas next to some of the toilets, with nice sofas and armchairs, as well as coffee bars to sit and take a breather. At the Shepherd's Bush Green end is 'The Village', which houses the 35-plus designer shops: De Beers, Tiffany, Mulberry, Prada, Versace, Valentino - you get the picture. Walk through here and you get to the main mall, arranged on two levels in a figure of 8 shape. This has a wide range of High Street names, with about half the stores focussing on fashion; in each corner is one of four anchor stores (House of Fraser, M&S, Debenhams and a huge Next). The other main categories are: kids and toys; health & beauty; jewellery; sport & fitness; gifts; games and hobbies; and electronics and phones. There's a Waitrose supermarket at the southern end (below House of Fraser). Altogether, there are 250 shops, and most branches seem large enough to provide plenty of choice. (The stores on level one are mostly two storeys themelves). Most of the shops are now open. Eateries - of which there are over 30 - are grouped either in the long Terrace at the southern end, on in the two main atria. There are all sorts of other services, including cloakrooms, Shopmobility, family rooms, GPS trackers for children (in case they get lost), kiddie cars, even dog bowls for Guide Dogs. Quibbles? Well, signposting is not a strong point. Every now and then there are touch-screen panels with interactive maps, but they only show one store at a time, so there were queues to use them (and kids playing on them). Oh, for old fashioned maps. I did manage to find a help desk eventually, with printed guides. The entry from Shepherd's Bush station is also a little confusing: there are actually several sets of entrances along the Terrace, but the temptation is to go in the first, via the Village. Walk past this, however, and there are more, larger entrances. And it does get busy: I went during the week and it was packed, so goodness knows what it'll be like on week-ends before Christmas. Perhaps evenings would be better? Practicalities Situated in the area north of Shepherd's Bush Green to the east of Wood Lane, getting there is at least straightforward: At the southern end is a new bus terminal (not yet open) with the Central Line Underground station and Overground station either side (alas, not connected to each other). To the north is the new Wood Lane Hammersmith and City line station, and yet another bus station (Shepherd's Bush). My main quibble - as one of the other reviewers has said - is that getting from the Shepherd's Bush stations to the entrance involves getting wet if it's raining - something that could easily have been designed for. Car parking is on three underground levels, with spaces for 4,500 cars. Access is easiest from the A3220 link road (south from the A40 or nroth from the A4). The car park has a traffic light system: red lights mean 'full', green 'vacant'. blue 'disabled parking vacant', and orange 'for parents with prams' (seems a tad complicated to me - I wonder how long this will last). The whole site provides site-free access to every store, cafe, restaurant and service. There's a cloakroom, and it has wi-fi throughout. Opening hours are extended until Christmas. read more

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Shopping mall with 300 shops and great restaurants and lots to see! Many ways to get there--train stops right at ice rink! We saw many shops we don't have in America so we enjoyed shopping new stores and they had everything I needed: jacket, umbrella, wool socks and ski equipment. read more

It's an exclusivish mall in west London on multiple floors. Lot of high end brands. Rolex and such. A food court, ice cream bar, crepe bar, tapas bar, apple store, Calvin Klein. Probably one of the biggest malls in London, not that there are that many in the first place. A lot of restaurants outside - Italian, Greek, Thai. read more

When Westfield opened a few years ago, I avoided coming here as I thought it would be a nightmare. How wrong was I . I really enjoy coming to this particular Westfield as it is well planned, and even though it may appear to be huge, it is easy to navigate. I always try to go first thing before the lunchtime rush. I would never attempt to visit on a Saturday though. I've walked through the other Westfield at Stratford on a Saturday, ust to get to the Queen Elizabeth Olypmic park on a Saturday, and that was a nightmare. This Westfield has a section called the Village. This is where the high end retailers have smaller boutique shops, along wath a champagne bar on the village concourse. In the centre, there is a large food court and cinema complex. There are pleny of other restaurants outside on the Southern Terrace. The main mall itself has a really good sized Marks and Spencers, which has just been extended. There is also a Debenhams, House of Fraser and Next store in the other foour corners of the mall. Nearly any retailer that you can find on the high street is here, except for John Lewis and Primark, which should be included when the huge extension programme is completed. Another reason I like this place is it is only a 6 minute drive from my flat. It is also easy to park. If you join the Wesfield praking scheme, you get 20% off your bill. It means that you do not have to get a ticket or go to the payment machine when you leave. They provide you with a screen sticker with a bar code, which recognises your car and automatically deducts your nominated credit or debit card. read more

This is a beautiful mall. Beautiful. It's nicely lighted, has tall ceilings and feels spacious even when there are throngs of people everywhere. There are restaurants, shops and grocery stores galore. They have a rather small food court, but it has a wide range of food options, so I'm not complaining. They even have seasonal events like an ice skating rink during Christmas. I'm not gonna lie, I spent the most time while at this mall at waitrose. -____- that being said, I did make use of their free wifi , walked through the mall to the Disney store and popped inside Boots. My first complaint is for the parking.... Why is it so slow? And my second is for the restrooms....several of the bathroom doors don't close properly. Other than that, it is easy to take public transit into the mall and spend many long hours shopping and eating to your heart's content :) read more

I'm here far too often but it's so convenient! Restaurants, grocery stores, my gym, movie theatres, wide open spaces (which is so nice in London). Huge variety of stores from Ferragamo, to Uniqlo. I mean if you can't find a gift within the walls of this mall... Someone's being a bit picky. 2 hours free parking. They'll even wash your car while you shop for an extra fee. A parking system that tells you which stalls are occupied or open (look for little green light in the ceiling looking down the aisle) that I haven't seen except in Korea. And in the wintertime, I love shopping indoors with lots of natural light. In the summertime, there's air conditioning! Brilliant! I agree with the other reviewers. It is totally an american creation but hey i see nothing wrong with that! read more

So after having dodged the weekend crowds, I decided to explore the brand new shopping centre that we have all heard so much about: Westfield. I must admit that it is rather 'grand'. The ceilings are high, the decorations are plain but expensive-looking, the marble is shiny, and the architecture undulates effortlessly. All imaginable services are available, from a concierge to valet parking (they are clearly trying to attract a different class of clientèle than any other average mall). All of the main store chains are present, allowing you to do all your purchases in one trip. The food hall was still a bit messy and although the shopping centre was not that busy, queues were still forming at the stands. It does however, cater for all tastes. I went for a Lebanese wrap which was good, but slightly dry. All that being said however, no matter how much effort it makes, Westfield still retains a bit of that soulless aspect that most shopping centres share. I don't think Westfield will provide a replacement for Oxford Street anytime soon. read more

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Probably my favorite shopping center in London proper. Sure Harrod's has the history and Selfridges has the architecture, but the modern-day goods are definitely at Westfield. I just moved to London from California and it was nice to know that London had a Westfield (they have tons of them in California and all over the US). Westfield London is by far the largest one I've been to. Ican find anything at this mall and since it's big, it never feels crowded even on its busiest days. I also like that I can find a lot of American stores here feel like I'm back at home in San Francisco. I highly recommend this mall to anyone since it's literally attached to the Sheperd's Bush train station. read more

Westfield's are taking over the world!! They are seriously everywhere. There are absolutely so many places to go shopping in London - most of them outdoor like Oxford Street, Convent Garden, Knightsbridge, etc. Although I wanted to go out in the streets for some authentic London stores I found that most of those European stores are at this mall too and its indoors! This was great due to the fact that it was pouring rain. Took the tube from my hotel to Sheperd's Bush and the mall is right off the station. It reminded me of Valley Fair (In the Bay Area, CA and Topanga Mall in Los Angeles) because it had high scale stores like Gucci, Tiffany's but also lower scale like Top Shop. This mall had everything you can ask for including Boots - CVS/Duane Reed type drug store to get your essentials. Its seriously a one stop shop as their is a grocery store too. By the parking area where you can valet- Mayfaire Grocery which I got a ready to eat prawn sandwich, side mushroom pasta, bag of chips, and water for £5 Plenty of restaurants outside and random food areas. They also had a champagne bar near the ritzy stores. Great place to explore and see the latest and greatest. read more

Westfield shopping centre. I do like the shopping centre because they have all the latest shops and cafes and restaurants all mixed together so you're not having to look for a food court. read more

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Imagine Vegas, without the slot machines, and you have Westfield. I have never felt more sickened by such an onslaught of consumerism in my life. Right and left you're bombarded by salesmen/women about hair products/perfumes/watches/food when all you really want to think about it getting your head down, bulldozing through the piles of people, doing what you need to do, and getting the f*ck out of there. Not only are there thousands of people, but when in Westfield, everybody appears to lose their sense of space, control of their limbs, or both. Nobody is aware that they shop among others, with others, as a team to beat the Summer and Christmas sales. Instead, it's the Hunger Games, fighting to the death for the final prize which is most likely death anyway as suicide may feel like a very viable option after a Saturday afternoon in this hell hole. Flashing lights, foul smelling fried food, obnoxious people, the smell of the smoking area lingering in the air, lost money (even if you try and kid yourself that you won), and a fatigue and toxicity that can only be cured by a 3-day juice cleanse and a therapy session. This truly is the Vegas of London. It could be argued that everything is in one place in Westfield. And sure, this is definitely true. However, go to a high street, support local businesses, breathe some god damn OXYGEN. read more

I love that this place has a great selection of stores but even better that their stores are HUGE. Not like the multiple regular sized stores where I am from (bay area, california). Some of the best affordable chain stores (my personal favs) are bershka, primark, zara, etc. The food court is also massive, housing a variety of cuisines. There are also a lot of rest areas outside of stores. Overall, I was very impressed with my shopping experience here! read more

Westfield is a huge mall that you could find in any town in America but you don't find in London. The stores range from Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Prada, Burberry to Primark and everywhere in between including a Waitrose. Big crowds, not so-great restaurants, and poorly posted store location information. Accessible by the tube and buses and parking is available. There is an app for Westfield London but the WiFi isn't very good. www.westfield.com/London read more

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A modern and architecturally pleasing shopping centre. It has everything you could need from food eateries, a cinema and all the major brand shops. It is well served by road, rail, tube and bicycle hire (courtesy of Barclays). As is the case with these large modern centres they are huge and so it is quite a hike to get from A to B. The centre provides touch screens that allow you to navigate around and find out where particular shops are. You can also use an on screen keyboard to type the name of the shop. The only downside being that when it displays the map it is somewhat confusing as the centre is on 3 levels and the resultant map does not make it clear enough what floor the shop is on that you want in relation to where you are. read more

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Wow - Westfield is London's newest and I am told largest shopping centre. It has attracted all of the top brands, De Beers, Dior, DM London, Hackett, Mont Blanc, Mulberry to name but a few along with some more down to earth and household names, M&S, Debenhams, House of Fraser etc. This is the future of shopping in London and in my opinion will take a lot of sales from Oxford St which is the main tourist attraction in terms of shopping. It has a good mix of high end and normal everyday stores (high class jewellers to shoe shops and drycleaners) and will prove irrestable to most hard core shoppers and with good transport links and parking for 4500 cars, it is going to be hugely successful. It also have a variety of good restaurants with over 50 food concepts and 13 fully licensed, so you can have a glass of wine with your lunch. Burgers, pizza, you name it and you will find it. Brand new, modern and well accessible - a shopper's paradise. read more

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West London is a mission. Travelling to get here is like teleporting to a new galaxy. Or not, because teleporting is instant and easy. It's like going on a yearlong sea voyage in 1852. So when the new Westfield Shopping Centre opened in Shepherds Bush not too long ago I thought I would never go because I didn't want to increase the risk of developing scurvy. I ended up here though, completely by chance. Surprisingly, I wasn't bleeding from the gums so I found this to be a successful sail. When I first laid eyes on the edifice I was shocked by its grandeur. It was a giant beauty barge. I was impressed. Inside it's nothing like what I imagined. I hate malls full stop. I wish that they were extinct. This 'shopping centre', however, is not like a traditional mall. Regular malls are like capitalism's kidney stones. Every time I step into one I feel like I'm in a gall bladder that smells like roast peanuts. It's wrong. Westfield has a huge array of shops that will appeal to every kind of shopper. There are super upmarket shops like Gucci and Prada and downmarket shops like H&M. That's not it though, there are lots of specialty, non-chain stores and new businesses on the premises as well. So as easy as it is to classify this place as the devil's gall bladder, it isn't. It's not even a scab. It's more like vitamin C. read more

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I love this mall, they have pretty much everything and go there very often I also like the architecture of it and they always have some promotions going on read more

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Really enjoyed my shopping experience at Westfield. All your stores in one location. this won't seem so unique for an AMerican or Canadian shopper but quite the rarity in Europe. So if you don't want to walk up and down the streets of London to find that Mulberry wallet or get yet another Zara scarf, go to Westfield. Tube accessible, lots of restaurants, and department stores for the undecided shopper. EXTRA TIP: July = Sales across London read more

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I was brave enough to visit Westfield on the day of opening because I was totally intrigued as to what to expect and also had a feeling there would be lots of free drinks and gifts at the various store opening parties! Needless to say, it was busy but after going back a few times since, it isn't so busy that it causes your stress levels to soar through the shiny glass roofs. Perhaps that is a sign of the economy but I also think the centre is well spaced out so that people do not need to congregate in crowds. There is every shop you would need - Topshop, River Island, H&M (the good old faithfuls) in addition to some lesser known boutique type shops. The Village is something quite special and where the luxury shops such as Tiffany's and Miu Miu are located. The Louis Vuitton store is soon to open and the shop Westfield marks the brand's first opening in a shopping centre. The eateries and restaurants are great and located mostly on the upper level. They do tend to get crowded in the busier periods but there is a choice of every food you could want. I think my favourite however is the champagne bar which is strategically and conveniently located near the luxury shops. Dangerous when you are slightly tipsy and see all kinds of beautiful (but very expensive) jewellery and handbags! Although Shepherds Bush isn't the ideal shopping stop for everyone and the Central Line can be hell, it is worth a visit if you have a day spare and fancy a nice change from Oxford Street. Oh, and the toilets are one of the cleanest I have seen in London and there are lots of them! read more

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I never thought I would say this, but Westfield convinced me tonight for its sheer convenience. I absolutely hate shopping malls and department stores in general - the lack of fresh air, the strip lighting But where else do you find such a large variety of shops in such close proximity. I managed to buy a whole outfit in less than 2 hours due to the generous opening hours. Still haven't been able to find a useful map of the centre and got hopelessly lost trying to find the exit, but will probably come again for late night shopping. Added bonus: not crowds. read more

I love Westfield in London because it's so easy to find what you need. there is virtually everything and not so crowded as you would actually expect from a big shopping mall like this one. There is plenty of restaurants outside and inside as well, for every taste. I usually go to yosushi because I really like the moving thing that allows you to grab just what you want. read more

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Westfield Shopping Centre that opened last year at Shepherd's Bush is stunning. The largest urban shopping mall in Europe, it covers 43 acres and has 265 shops and 40 places to eat plus two supermarkets, a gym, a spa, a library and a 14 screen cinema (opening in March) plus 4500 parking spaces. It's beautifully designed and feels light and airy and is very easy to get about. It also has lots of comfortable seating and of course is covered with wi-fi. Favourite shops include Desiguel, Amanda Wakeley, Apple, Donna Ira, Joseph, Links and M&S. Owing to the recession, amazing discounts are available. Donna Ira's superb selection of jeans were 75% off and an Amada Wakeley jacket was reduced by a similar amount, while a pair of Joseph boots was only £85. For those with a bit of money to spend, it's a paradise, but it's also a great place to go for a day out. read more

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Can't find anything wrong with this shopping mall/shopping centre. It has everything, is modern, clean and it is well connected with public transport. Yeah, you won't find anything outside the usual big brands here. But you're not trying to find small local shops in a freaking a** big mall, do you? read more