This was once a thriving indoor markets, with a butchers, fruit & veg, tools, make-up stall etc…read more Since having to pay for parking in the area more & more of the stalls have closed. Though they have been replaced by others its never been as good as before. Now, due to the developments on Telford Shopping Centre, Spencers Mall is closing totally. A great shame, though it does mean that theres a few good baragins to pick up in there at the moment

Good access to this indoor mall/market although on a few of the stalls there is a little step up…read more Lots of little stalls/shops including ones selling musical instruments, cards, handbags, toiletries/makeup, clothes, electrical goods, pictures & frames there is also a cafe, key cutter & cobbler. Really good range of stalls and all really well priced. A few money rides like a racing car & also has toilets.

This store is great!! It's huge and stocks loads of different things, from mirrors, artwork and…read morepciture frames to homeware, camping equipment and painting supplies. There is a big craft supplies area, so great for making cards and anything like that. I could have spent an absolute fortune in there, although that's not because of the prices, just the huge selection!! The homeware section stocks everything from brabantia bins to towels. Picture frames were very reasonably priced and there were lots to choose from. Well worth a visit!

The Range has a large range of products, it has snacks, craft items, homewares, toys, pet stuff,…read moreand diy items. Its well priced and quality is normally good. easy to get around with a pushchair and staff are very helpful. At christmas I my 2 year old loved being taken round there as its was one of the few shops that had a good christmas display with flashing lights, snow and moving displays

This is a smaller outlet of the famous brand store, and they only have a small selection of…read moreclothing to chose from, they do womens clothing only, but have ranges like, petite, tall and maternity. They have a small accessory range with things like belts,hats,jewelery, shoes, and bags. I only use this shop if im in the main town center, but tend to use the bigger outlet on the retail park.

although this is a smaller shop than some of the others there is always plenty of choice and when…read morethey have sales they do have some god things, i purchased shoes and clothes at ease before xmas and the staff were more than helpful and friendly - i prefer this to bigger shops

This shop is big and bright. It's also full to the brim with stock but feels uncluttered. It stocks…read moreeverything - from toiletires, to homewear, to paint, to bedding, to toys. This particular branch has recently started stocking groceries, which I think is unecessary and doesn't really sit well with the rest of the store. I use this shop reguarly to purchase cheap toiletires. The toy department is good too and you can generally pick up a bargain - especially around Christmas. They also do a good range of art n craft items - perfect for children. The queues are lengthy and the staff don't say much.

Good shop, I think there are many bargains, staff are friendly and overall a pretty good place.read more

My wife thought she'd take advantage of the "kids eat free" over Easter. Advertised to be worth…read more£4.90. She arrived at about 13:30, to find they had run out of any hot food, and there was a solitary motley sandwich, and small yogurt pot that might satisfy a 3 year old. I suppose their "get out of gaol free card" is: subject to availability. This sort of thing does more damage to a company's reputation than not offering something for free. I suppose the old maxim still holds true: "There's no such thing as a free lunch." :-)

Debenhams does not appear to have maintained its brand image the same way as other department…read morestores, and subsequently suffers. At it's peak it was a proper department store with concessions selling musical instruments, computers, and all of the other things you would associate. It now carries perfumes and cosmetics, clothing, and a small homeware section. The perfum section competes poorly with the likes of Superdrug and the Perfume Shop, and the homeware section contains such a limited range of goods that the local Tesco eclipses it in usefulness. The restaurant is merely average, with no outstanding features.

Used the restaurant. I found it a bit pricey. Comfortable seating area, quite busy lunch time…read more Filter Coffee J2O Lemon Tea Orange Juice 2 x Muffins 1 x Egg Mayonnaise sandwich Total cost: £15.92 I didn't find the sandwich selection very appealing. It provides hot food too. Tables not cleared very quickly. I moved the stuff from the table I sat, but was still not removed from the chair by the time left.

Downstairs in House of Fraser is a haberdashery, gallery, mens clothes, and houseware. Up the…read moreescalator or lift is womens clothes and a restaurant. The restaurants has nice food, though a tiny bit over priced. The seating area is comfy, and also has an outside area. The only fault is the high chairs are not always cleaned thoroughly and I have had to do this myself on more than one occassion. The staff are very friendly and happy to help. I mainly shop at the haberdashery where the shop assistants are happy to give advice, or even admit if they dont know.