Riverside Retail Park — Attraction in Nottingham

My recent visit to Riverside Retail Park left me thoroughly impressed with its expansive layout and the diverse range of services it offers. Nestled along the outer ring road, this retail haven boasts ample space, ensuring that parking is never a concern, a significant relief for any shopper. One standout feature that caught my attention is the availability of z Van hire service. This unique offering adds a practical dimension to the shopping experience, catering to those in need of larger vehicles for transporting purchases or tackling DIY projects. It's a thoughtful addition that sets Riverside apart from other retail parks. Access and egress are seamlessly facilitated by the location along the outer ring road, making it easy for visitors to navigate to and from the park. The well-planned layout contributes to a stress-free experience, allowing shoppers to focus on exploring the variety of stores housed within. Riverside Retail Park offers a diverse range of shops from DIY outlets to clothing stores, catering to a wide array of needs. Whether you're a home improvement enthusiast or a fashion aficionado, Riverside has something to offer. Additionally, the inclusion of food stores and a coffee shop enhances the overall experience, providing shoppers with opportunities to refuel and recharge during their visit. The availability of these amenities adds a touch of convenience and relaxation to the shopping experience. In conclusion, Riverside Retail Park stands out as a spacious and well-plan̈ned shopping destination with unique offerings like van hire services. With easy access from the outer ring road and a variety of shops and amenities, it provides a delightful and hassle-free experience for all types...

J&S NOTTINGHAM, I travelled from Chesterfield today to buy a considerable amount of new bike gear, including a helmet. Sadly there were four young boys working here that thought they were in a school playground, belching and deliberately up phlegm. I am no prude, behave like that with your mates, but we were customers looking to buy safety gear for motorcycling. Not only that but when two of these kids were selling a helmet to a guy, they gave him duff advice on helmet fitting, which was completely wrong. Then after he went to pay for ot one pumped hod arms and shouted yeeesh! As if winning a Basketball match in some cheesy American B-movie. I raised their attitude with them on the way out, and spoke to a female member of staff (who paid lip service with a leveled of disintetest). The manager picked up that we were unhappy and did follow us out to speak with us. He explained one of the lads was newly employed, but if so surely he would be seeking to be better than the others, tbh, being worse would be difficult. The manager offered to give us some money off if we returned, today or any other day, he did not want a poor review, but sadly money was not an issue, their behaviour and disrespect was. I live by my code and it's not one of accepting poor and...

I gave this a 4 star, but I do find it a strange one. What I mean by that is that with only 7 shops it ranges from 2 DIY stores and the others which are clothing with an Argos and Boots thrown in the middle. It just seems an odd makeup for such a small retail park. Compared to the other down the road (Castle retail park). But I do very much like the B&Q. The Argos are great with their customer service, but my favourite is the Outlet. They have a great range of clothing for him and her along with an excellent cafe. Food here is good and a very clean and comfortable place. If you do not want a cafe then there is a burger bar outside the B&Q which has been there for many years. Lets just hope someone can take over the old ToysRus building in order to bring more trade...