Broadway Shopping Centre — Attraction in London

Over the years the centre has improved in terms of facilities and choice. For a stop off it’s ideal. Coffee shops and restaurants are available, the usual Pret, Costa and so on. A Tesco’s, a pub that’s always changing its name. Card and stationary hubs bus and underground connections too Toilets are disgusting. You pay firstly and wonder why because the standard of hygiene is low. Very low. I also came into contact with two drug users and wasn’t the first time. The cleaning attendant isn’t concerned and would rather engage more on her phone. I’ve visited many many times and it’s the one area that requires attention. So it you do need to go, be warned, but if at all the conditions change, I’ll be sure to inform you here too. But. All the stop off needs are here, Hammersmith lyric down the road, Apollo theatre round the corner and even a flower stall. And a nice...

I am deeply disappointed with the unprofessional behavior of the staff at this commercial center. At 6:50 PM, a talented young pianist was performing beautifully when a security staff member, Mr. Awolola, rudely removed the piano chair in the middle of the performance. He didn’t even have the decency to let the pianist finish his melody.

The reason given was a supposed rule against singing after a certain time—yet no such rule is displayed anywhere in the center. This incident not only disrupted a lovely performance but also humiliated the young artist and left a negative impression on everyone nearby.

It’s unacceptable for management to permit such behavior from their staff, which reflects poorly on the reputation of the entire center. A deeply...

Small size shopping mall with the convenience of an underground station within it. You can find a cinema, gym, supermarket, chemist, clothe shops, coffee shops, a pub and restaurants, a few phone shops, a cobbler, a bank and a shop that sells a good variety of goods for the house and stationary. You don't need to spend the whole day walking around searching, all is at a very short distance. There are public toilets. And the mall has escalators and a lift if you need it. It also has a parking below and it's just a few minutes away from the Chelsea football ground to one side and a great variety of shops and restaurants/pubs. The connections with public transport are excellent as you also have buses taking you all over London. In all a very handy...