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Lots of great shops although Pound Stretcher and of course Wilko are both sorely missed. The Clarks Outlet and M&S Outlet stores are definitely worth visiting for and the likes of Heron, The Works and Sports Direct all assure you of bargains. If only they had a toy shop like Entertainer or Smyths it would complete the offering. The car parking is time limited but at least it's free. Unfortunately it is poorly laid out and gets heavily congested at peak leading to many delays. Beware as many cars ignore the one way system and do not follow the painted arrows in the road. The exit should be better signed and especially the lane designation as the right lane is right only for taking you south back towards the city centre. Left is for left (north on Walsall Road to Scott Arms) AND straight on (north towards Aldridge Road past the greyhound track). This should be made clearer on approach especially for those unfamiliar with the area. They appear to have improved the traffic lights on exit giving more time for the cars turning right. So it all seems to flow better than it did a few months ago as cars going left or straight on aren't as easily held up behind those waiting to turn right. They should block off the first few turns as you first enter the car park after the little roundabout as this creates a lot of congestion and danger as cars often pull out and block everyone's passage. There's a lot of near misses. It's probably beyond their control (yet maybe not their influence) that the approach from the city centre has pedestrian lights 100 yards from the main traffic lights outside the entrance to the shopping park. The issue is that despite this whole area being totally redeveloped only 2 years ago there is no connection between these 2 sets of lights. Stand there for 20 minutes and you'll see hundreds of cars waiting at the red pedestrian lights while the main traffic lights are/go green. When this happens no cars can flow so the main lights are completely wasted during this time and this leads to massive congestion especially at peak times. There's no excuse not to synchronise these 2 sets of lights. If the main lights are red then make the pedestrian lights red so pedestrians can cross without holding the traffic up unnecessarily. It's not rocket science! If you go to the Asda do remember to get your trolley from the car park as there aren't any near the store itself. You get the feeling it is 3 separate areas: the outside (with the car park), the inside (where the toilets and the Asda are) and the small outside area with the bus stops and access towards the train station. There is a Weatherspoon and some betting shops I've never used and I'm sure many people are unaware even exist. Finally the toilets have finally improved so are now at least passable based on recent usage. However they could really do with specific individual disabled toilets. There is a locked baby changing room that you have to press a buzzer for which I have never used. A mixed bag they need to improve on but well worth a visit.
Chris VanillaChris Vanilla
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A huge complex with big stores for every need. One can get household items like furniture, linen etc at a dedicated shop or in comprehensive stores like Poundland or Asda. There is a M&S and B&M too. There are multiple footwear and clothing brands, like Nike clearance store. Then there are others like Clarke, Foot Locker, JD, etc, that may help you to compare and get the latest product. The restaurant options are somewhat lesser but one can easily spot Chaiiwala (all day snacking) and Burger King among others. Another variety store is where all the Asian masala is available under one roof. Ample parking available. The new visitors to the complex can get benefitted by a map at the entrance and some other directions at the points of diversion. As one side of the entry leads you to a lobby with nothing. If it says that the market is on a floor below then the visitors can save some energy for walking all around when they reach the market.
Parinita AgrawalParinita Agrawal
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ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTRE: is an Ideal Name for a String of Brand Name Outlet Shops - All under one Complex Centre. It reflect A range of shops eg Asda, Greg’s, Burger King, Newlook, Nike, Burtons & an Indoor market - housing hardware goods. Mobile phones shops eg EE, Carphone warehouse, Virgin, 3mobile Stores plus standard Banks eg Halifax, NatWest and West Bromwich Building Society & multiple indoor market stalls- encompassing Locksmiths cafes & Brick-a-Brack etc FREE PARKING IS A BIG ATTRACTION plus BARGAINS GLORE at Home Bargin, Poundland are Argos ; and the Cleaness of the well maintained shopping Centre . THUS it is IDEAL For FAMILY SHOPPING DAYS. OUT AT ONE STOP & YOU CAN DO VARIOUS DAILY chores under one Umbrella My personal Experience OF 34 years - is That ONE STOP IS A VERY CUSTOMER FRIENDLY & FOCUSED SHOPPING CENTRE WHEREBY - In One Tripe you can do EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF AND ENJOY THE DAY OUT
PARKASH SAGOO (DivaShingaar P&K)PARKASH SAGOO (DivaShingaar P&K)
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It was cool, but the person in footlocker didn't assist me correctly, told me they couldn't order sertain shoes I was after, had to go to town to get the same treatment of the staff worker's breaching consumer law and human rights law As a disabled person and also making them aware of such, They still maintained assault, I didn't give anybody permission to touch my person.. Birmingham bullring footlocker Put down that these shoes where damaged and where not fault.. lies look for yourself, This is why they assaulted me to make it look like I'm wrong and to have me escorted from the store.. Air bubble at the back they where not aware that I had this Image before they breached my consumer rights
Darren GrandstonDarren Grandston
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Visited here on my way to Walsall. It's a nice little shopping centre with a variety of stores. It has been revived over the years and many stores have closed but newer ones have opened in its place. They cater to all backgrounds. Locals can avoid the city center and do all their shopping here, from food, household and clothes shopping. There's also lots of neat little places to sit and relax. It really does live up to it's name. Fair play 👍🏻
The VisitorThe Visitor
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excellent shopping mall has everything you need for shopping and eating etc. Great variety and very clean.. Edit: after many years it's still going strong & recently had revamp the front area (previously bus depot) now it's all traffic free no cars or buses allowed. Along with next sort train station getting a massive cosmetic surgery. Overall shopping centre still same only difference as mentioned (front area) designed traffic free. 🤗
Rashid SRashid S
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The Arthur Robertson - JD Wetherspoon
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attractions: , restaurants: The Arthur Robertson - JD Wetherspoon, Nando's Birmingham - Perry Barr, Broadway Kebab House, Chaiiwala, Blue Marlin Perry Barr, Calthorpe Arms, Saqib Kebab House, Burger Town, Big John's Perry Barr, Peri Peri King
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