Reviews of Wimbledon Quarter. (Shopping Mall) in London (London).

Wimbledon Quarter

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348 Comments

Shopping mall

Shopping Centre

4 Queen's Rd, London SW19 8ND

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Information of Wimbledon Quarter, Shopping mall in London (London)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of Wimbledon Quarter

Monday

6 am–12 am

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6 am–12 am

Wednesday

6 am–12 am

Thursday

6 am–12 am

Friday

6 am–12 am

Saturday

6 am–12 am

Sunday

6 am–12 am

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Reviews of Wimbledon Quarter

T. S.

It does not have the huge amount of shops as it used to have before the pandemic, but it is still a nice place to go. The vaccination centre there is always empty and I never had to queue there. M&S and Boots are a good size and I'm there quite frequently.

A. K.

Great food and helpful staff .

F. C.

Like this shopping centre I was there for my covid booster

A. I.

I think I'm bored of the shopping centre. They need to renovate or include more options for younger crowds the only thing that appeals to me is H&M and so it's not much range. Youd think Wimbledon would have better shopping options. Having said that it's got a nice structure to it. The building itself looks good.

E. M. E. U. E.

We had the second vaccine in this mall

G. L.

Lovely center except the main shop I had hoped to buy from had closed. Thornton's, where I get my supply of original toffee to take back to New Zealand. Having said the the rest of the shops are well stocked with produce well displayed and inviting one to enter. Convenient shops.

R. V.

Not that best but ok for a shopping centre Croydon centre better

S. C.

Shame to see so many empty units

J. W.

Very nice visit. Very handy that the centre adjoins the rail and tram station. Some good shops, especially Lakeland and WH Smith. Surprised there is no M & S clothes shop here - it is badly needed. Nice clean walkways, airy and bright. Toilets very badly signposted, this should be improved.

M. H.

Ok shopping centre peaceful clean

A. S.

Really putting out this year when it comes to sales... it's usually quite empty but the Black Friday sales are..mediocre.. like the music in the hallways.. Center court has seen better days. Black Friday sales have seen up to 50 percent off overpriced goods in clothing, electronics and most toys, but the smaller goods and cosmetics are at a good discount, The Body Shop are cutting too, 100ml hemp cream is £8. I just picked up a perfume for my lady that she loved at the meger (discounted) price of £12 .. Winning That was at The Fragrance Shop ,look out for it. I'm giving 1 more star because they have upped their game in terms of sales, but overall it's not a place I'd visit unless I maybe..felt like listening to some nostalgic tracks from a bygone era in those hallways.

n. p.

Centre Court Shopping is a nice shopping centre with shops conveniently located. I ended up buying clothes from H&M as well as getting goodies like fresh strawberries from Tesco so I got the best of Wimbledon!

S. M.

Nice place for quick shopping.Not much options to eat except mcdonalds inside.

T. W. L.

Have been going to center court for the last 30 years. Lots of shops with everything you need. Toilets top floor. Could do with some updating however. Marks and sparks. HM. Gap. Phone shops, clothes and food. Two fat ladies have been moved but still there going strong.

G. J.

The shops here are fine, nothing overly special. A lot of empty shops at present (as of 22/01/19) which is disappointing. Hopefully it'll liven up a bit. If you're unsure about going here, consider the Bentalls center in Kingston. Much better in my opinion.

D. P.

I had the pleasure of visiting Centre Court Shopping Centre on a wet November night. Situated right next to Wimbledon Railway Station, the centre is bright, clean and full of all the top high street shops. A very good one stop place to shop, and the great train links means you dont have to shell out for parking.

C. B.

I had an appointment for a consultation with Look Fabulous Forever in their pop up shop. It was a lovely experience. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. I had my questions answered and was pleased with my make up. Also I was able to purchase the items I required

T. B.

Good for Costa coffee and some other shops plus nice toilets otherwise a bit boring.

C. B.

Not a lot left in here shame as it use to be a lovely shopping centre hopefully shops will reopen as will be a shame if it all closes

A nice, clean shopping centre with lots of clothes, kitchen utensil, mobile phone and toiletry shops on the ground and 1st floo; a food court at the top and small eateries and drinks stalls on the ground floor. One large department store: Debenhams. A large car park and toilets. Not the largest shopping centre, but well run.

J. T.

very nice, very clean to be with family

A. D.

Nice, but expensive stores in side!

F. W.

Centre Court used to be a place you could spend a few hours wandering round the shops. Now many decent shops have left and now you visit only for a purpose, i.e to collect something from Boots, then leave. It is such a pity.

M. H.

Have not been for some time a lot of empty shops!

m. n.

Little bit busy covid 19 patrol people around marching in a group of 3 with no respect of who is walking towards them and marched towards me without soci distance rules

R. R. K.

Very organized and has almost despite having various highstreet stores like H&M, uniqlo, and river island there are also so many unique furniture stores, restaurants and bars, fast food restaurant as well M&S food hall, Tesco and banks. Jewellery stores ranging from Swarovski to Samuel's among other things giving shoppers a wide range of stores to choose from within walking distance within and outside the shopping centre.

S. G.

Lots of shops and places to eat and large car park. Car park is a bit expensive and can get very busy at peak shopping times and over holidays. The shopping centre itself is clean and spacious, and a nice place to visit.

S. B.

Nice place to go to, but a but too busy .

S. P. (.

Half empty, whilst it's nice and clean it does seem a little sad now with no big dept store and lots of empty units

M. D.

I travelled over to Centre Court Mall from Croydon the items I needed were unobtainable in our local Mall, Centre Court had all I needed at affordable prices. Well worth 5 Stars.

M. C.

It could be much much better. Negative: the indoor open cafe/restaurant makes you and your purchases of fried food. All clothes in Debenhams department and H&M smell of cooked food because of it

H. C.

Why are so many shops shut on a Sunday? Otherwise, not a bad place to shop.

D. P.

Not the biggest selection of shops, with Kingston not too far away a better option for serious shopping. Car park is expensive and can be hard to navigate if you're not familiar. Good though for those arriving by train.

M. T.

Sad to see so many good shops shut in here. Still has tolliets available & l understand it is going to get a climbing wall inside.

N. K. (.

I've seen this place change over many years. It's okay for parking at a reasonable price given the local area parking rates. The variety of shops have changed and yet it feels like something is missing, it may be that the place is a little out dated with the range of shops available including the limited food outlets in the food court. However the centre is well situated to additional retailers and food outlets on the high street and broadway. There is a large department store here and public restrooms but the access to the different floors can be confusing for new visitors and tedious for the existing ones. Hope you found this review helpful 🙂

R. D.

Good range of shops in a lovely location; it's perhaps one of the more overlooked places for your Christmas shopping, being so close to Kingston and central London. Whittard of Chelsea has a very nice selection of stocking fillers and is generally good for the rest of the year as just one example

T. S.

Nice small shopping centre, although toilets were considerably hard to find, taking about 15 mins for new users. Great overall.

R. B.

Decent selection of shops including H&M, Debenhams, Tesco, Paperchase, Apple Premium Reseller etc. (as at August 2017). A few nice places to dine and drink too. Manageable sort of crowd levels, not crazy busy.

A. A.

Almost all the popular brands under one umbrella. Bus stops are very near so dont have to walk much. Toilet facility is available and trains and underground are just few yards from the Centre Court.

A. W.

Nice open space. Lots of shops, restaurant outside Debenhams is GREAT! just a shame to see so many stores closed, needs to attract some more stores to fill itself back up. Also parking is not nearby for those wondering

M. P.

Right beside Wimbledon station, this shopping centre is brilliantly located, especially when the weather's not the best. Fully accessible, and split over three floors, there are the usual popular names here. There's also a McDonald's on the top floor and a classy, restaurant on the ground floor. If these don't appeal there's plenty of other choices nearby on the main street.

T. M. B.

Nice shopping centre 👌 Very nice place to shop 👌

C. H.

Not a bad little shopping centre when it's fully open, has everything you need.

E. 0.

Use to be a good shopping centre years back, it use to have a good selection of shops and well-run cafe Court. But now, sadly it no longer has a good choice there. When I go into this shopping centre the cafe court is a bit pretty much run down only with a couple of restaurants running there left remaining. Cafe Court use to be filled with different selection of restaurants people could choose from, like Ponti's or Pizza Hut which use to be there for example. It's a total shame that in the 2000's Centre Court Shopping centre use to be a really good place to go to, but throughout the years shops started going and changing and through those changes, centre Court has done there, less people come there today than there were years back due to it now being quite run down with a a poorly maintained cafe court and a poor choice in selection of shops which aren't as good anymore. It's really a total shame that the good old shops in centre Court aren't there anymore and is just left with a quite bad selection of them :(

R. R.

Lovely local shopping centre. It’s a shame that many shops have closed down and half the centre is to let. Used to look better pre-pandemic. I miss the British stores that have closed down.

Quite an old style shopping centre with no large department stores, but a good assortment of different shops from protein to clothing. Escalators are in strange places so requires a lot of walking. Lifts were not working when I went there so take care if you are wheelchair/pushchair user.

J. W.

Very quiet on a Bank Holiday Sunday. Lakeland staff friendly and attentive.

R. L.

Love, Love, Love this shopping centre! They always change it up a bit and the shops inside are really good and a great price. Would reccomend coming here, I go a lot.

H. S.

Almost empty most of the day until rush hour. Free toilets and a McDonald’s upstairs are the busiest places. Please try and support it if it’s local as I’m sure it won’t be here for long.

A. H.

A compact mall on a busy High Street. It's clean and has a nice variety of shops, the biggest being a Debenhams which requires some updating. Most shops are occupied but it could do with a new toy or baby shop. Currently it got a bit of pickpocket problem.

Not big, but it has a good variety of shops. There are toilet facilities and a food court too. There is a car park and it is accessible to wheelchairs. It is bright and shops aren't all cramped in a small area. Wimbledon Station is on the side. You can get there by car, train, tram or bus.

J. S.

Not many shops left open which is a shame because its a nice shopping centre

I’ve been going here for years and it is very good . Only thing is that they stopped allowing children going to the McDonald’s meaning some feel excluded . But the shops are very handy and there is quite a lot of choice but mainly down to the help of the high street rather than just centre court it’s self

J. D.

Parking costs are not exorbitant. Has most stores present.

Z. G.

Brilliant access from tube/train station which are located on the lower level. Good variety of shops. Nice caffe on the ground floor. Parking entrance/exit very narrow I tend to damage my wheels everytime when leaving the car park so overall I avoid it unless I use the public transport.

M. W.

Could be very good but too many closed shops, particularly on first floor and of course no Debenhams any more

M. U.

I love the amazing shopping experience and especially Mark's & Spencer food. I recommend anyone to have a look inside and visit the area as well.

T. B.

Nice range of shops in a small mall located next to the railway station. Includes branches of Superdrug, wh Smith, gap, river island and paperchase. Bigger stores include Debenhams, Tesco. A branch of Macdonald's is located on the upper level.

Various transport accessible and handy parking

T. I.

It's ok. Nice enough, clean with a few good shops for me (h&m) toilets a little annoying being on top floor so you have to go all the way to the back of centre to get to them.

I went to the Costa coffee shop near the front on second floor. It is a little cramped in there but the staff are friendly and the drinks are made well. Centre court has car parking and toilets. At the top there is a MacDonalds and a restaurant called Footlights. Has some good shops inside including debenhams and gap. Worth a look!

s. r.

Hope Debenhams gets replaced soon

L. G.

One of the best shopping centres in London, and rarely busy because it's away from the centre. Very nice, clean vibe and upmarket selection of shops mixed in with favourites. My no. 1 recommendation for a shopping centre in London.

E. G.

This is a good shopping centre with parking in the building. However some of the big retailers are closing down. So I really wonder what the future of this mall will be. I hope it survives.

R. M.

Modern shopping mall in the heart of Wimbledon and adjoining the station convenient for train and tram travellers. Parking at the rear too.

G. C.

Nice little shopping centre with carpark, a variety of shops, cafes, a department store, a food court, a restuarant (in Debenhams), a supermarket. It always feels bright and clean. It even has a few comfy seats scattered around so that you can rest your weary legs.

D. G.

Splendid shops, clean and tidy. Spacious and bright with lots of daylight, creating nice atmosphere.

R. F.

Very good fish and chips.

Z. B.

Needed to find hot food and I certainly did in this shopping centre attached to the world famous Wimbledon tennis courts.

Really clean and not to busy, staff friendly in all shops

R. M.

I love Joseph getting vaccinated

R. C.

Nice and bright with plenty of shops to visit. Handy for transport links and lots of bars and places to eat within walking distance. Easily accessible for disabled visitors.

A. A.

It's a good shopping centre. Has a decent amount of shops. Isn't a place where you want a massive variety. There's a lot of food shops and supermarkets nearby and inside. I believe the layout of the centre could be better.

D. S.

Not much there, useful for a quick snack of on the way through but not many actual shops... Not many people using the facility either. At least there is a free public toilet, a rarity in London.

S. S.

Few quality shops. Only went for Clinton's and Lakeland, didn't take much notice of any others.

B. L.

Good for do little shopping there, M&S , Boots, Superdrug, WH Smith, Halifax, EE and Tesco on the ground floor. Car parks on each floor. Just one dislike is on the top floor, only one fast food MacDonald there. Did remember years ago use to have few other food stores over there.

Good range of different shops, many big branches in one place and good food options nearby, not the best upstairs but right outside the centre is GBK, pizza, Starbucks etc. also has a park at the back and a cinema upstairs with toilets there too.

I. B.

Don't why Merton Council is destroying the Mall with their 11pm parking. Not even central London enforce this. Greedy people 🙄 most shops have gone.

M. M.

Small selection of shops with friendly atmosphere. Love all the shops here and because small centre not overwhelming so even hubby comes shopping with me!

S. N.

A great variety of shops and it would probably take a good day to check them all out, spot a few things and then go back to pick the items you've chosen. Luckily, there's also plenty of coffee shops and restaurants to take a break and think over the buys you've made or are about to treat yourself to.

H. B.

An impressive selection of shops, even though it's a small shopping center. There are a Holland and Barrett, smiggle, Oliver & Bonas etc a lush store just outside of the center, also the Tesco store has a really good selection of vegan products and ingredients. At the entrance of the center (right next door to the Wimbledon train station, a beautiful little flower vendor sells beautiful flower arrangements, your own arrangements, and plants.

C. D. M.

This is a really nice shopping centre not as big as westfield, but it has everything from jewelry stores to clothes stores to an apple store. The restaurants as well as the cinema are across the street which I think is ok. The shopping centre is next to wimbledon station and easily accessible.

M. C.

Typical modern shopping centre. Surprising no AFC Wimbledon shop.

R. B.

Convenient and local shopping centre with a decent selection of shops. It's not Kingston and the Bentall Centre but there's a Debenham's, M&S (food only), various mobile phone stores, and some non chain stores for clothes and homewares. Parking available but not free.

R. M.

Nice shopping centre with a great location right at the centre of Wimbledon with a great selection of shops but seems to have a few shops closing down and would love to know who will be replacing them especially Debenhams

K. B.

Nice little shopping centre, only issue is there is not too many places too eat, id recommend going shopping here then getting lunch in the high street

J. H.

Not a bad shopping centre. No indoor heating and a rather odd method traveling from ground to the top floor. Little to know help throughout the clothing stores but the pricing is fair.

T. J.

Great selection of stores always something new in stock staff are usually happy helpful and courteous. Wonderful at Christmas time.

A. B.

Lovely place got more or less all stores from lovely MS FOOD COURT to CARD SHOP, EE PHONE SHOP HOLLAND and BARRETT, TOP CHEMIST and FOOD SUPERSTORE TESCO PITY SAINSBURY don't think of opening their mega FOOD STOTE IN PLACR OF DEBENHAM WHO WENT DOWN a pity really So great place that even have MACDONALD OF COURSE WHICH I PERSONALLY VERY RARELY VISIT BUT ALWAYS FULL I GUESS WITH FAMILY and kids Great to grab fast good if you like. So I like CENTR COURT as security people and shop staff are all relaxed happy so I love it

C. M.

Sad that many shops have closed down. Not many people. Not exciting.

p. f.

This centre has a good mixture of useful shops and fashion stores. Boots and Superdrug, also Lakeland, and Paperchase. Plus loads of ladies fashion shops. Plus there's a food court and a gymboree with fantastic children's classes. Oh plus an m&s and Tesco, what more could you want in a centre.

A. H.

It's a shame that the stores within the centre are gradually closing. There's hardly anything left. Only remaining standouts are Trespass, Boots and Boots Opticians, Pandora, H&M, Body Shop.....plenty of parking though.

M. F.

It's got everything that you need from clothing, banks, food and home accessories.

M. H.

Decent mall - the range of shops is a little limited.

A. L.

Lot of closed shops which is a shame

R. C.

Good shopping centre just beside the station with a wide range of shops, usually from the usual national chains, in a clean, well-lit and pleasant environment There's good accessibility across the different parts of the centre too.

a. j.

Despite the lockdown been taken place, I loved the centre but it is sad to see a lot of shop close but I hope we can get through the pandemic.

B. S.

This Centre is the right size for me, just the right amount of shops with no distance between them, and adjoining the railway and tube stations, so you needn't get wet . There's a large-ish M&S Simply Food, Tesco, WH Smith, Debenhams and with mainly the other usual High Street stores. Sadly, I notice that a few shops have been closing down. This may have something to do with property news that there's something afoot. I hope not, I travel here from central London for a relaxing shop. There's a large underground car park.

M. H.

Wimbledon week had many offers ,without getting fried red with the blazing temperatures. Every spectator turned right as I turned left into the tennis box of centre court to see a huge Screen as if I had a private seat!! Well done centre court for the non tennis fanatics to have a taster of it all!!

G. P.

The works shop is great lots of ideas for gifts for all ages staff are very helpful and have been very helpful past and present day

A. T.

Really nice,clean shopping center. Plenty parking spaces also. I wish they would have more maternity clothes,they are pretty limited when it comes to that

P. “. C.

This mall is very welcoming and well structured. It's clean. There are so many shops you can really find what you need

N. S.

Decent choice for shopping. Clean and the parking is reasonable for London. Good to park here and then make your way into a London if you are coming from down south.

The place is clean. The toilets are clean (sometimes -1 star) the stores are ok. Would be great if they add more shops that are popular and more dining is great also.

S. M.

A nice clean environment, not overly busy, so great if you fancy browsing prior to buying, with three floor of debenhams and a food court both in the centre and within debenhams, its a fairly good place to shop

S. C.

Good Range of shops

l. b.

Debenhams, brilliant ground floor Italian restaurant, lots of clothes jewellery health food shops and other well known brand shops. Under cover so great if it's cold and raining outside!

I've been shopping here for years. It's convenient, located right behind a bus stop and beside a train station. There's a fair variety of shops here; you can find stationery supplies, medicine, cosmetics, clothes, shoes, kitchenware, cards for all occasions, party supplies, and some furniture. You can also find a Halifax in here; it has cash machines if you need to get some out. There's an abundance of places to eat; the top floor has McDonald's with copious seating, which is also where you'll find the bathrooms. The top floor in Debenhams has a café, and on the ground floor between the escalators is an open-plan café with some great pastries. There's a Costa on the first floor, which is often full. A Tesco is also on the ground floor, with ramps as well as stairs. There always seems to be a couple of shops closing down in recent years. At least one remains unfilled There are always pop-up stands in the centre of the ground floor. Presently you can find a Krispy Kreme stand, which looks like one of their boxes. Pretty convenient since Krispy Kremes are fairly sparse. Update: Much has changed. Many of the above shops are gone; they've yet to replace Debenhams (my mum's very sad about this haha) and much of the space is taken by Third Space, an incredibly expensive wellness centre. The café in there is quite nice though — healthy options with clear nutritional info. The climbing wall space is almost always full so it's hard to enjoy. Downstairs also feels sparse still. The entire back section is just benches and occasionally a pop-up. 🤷‍♀️

A. S.

Very nice place and clean

i. k.

Like the place when in London. Got tesco and marks and Spencer

J. L. J.

Not many shops appear to be open here and many have closed over the years. Brief visit but there are shops outside which can be explored.

H. B.

A good range of shops and nice centre from what I saw but food court is closed. Lost stars due to rude security man who started telling me how to discipline my son!! My son is 4 and picked up a phone case because he thought it "looked like a robot" to show me. I agreed and my son went to put it back...then miserable old security man appeared from behind us and started shouting "tell him to put it back! Tell him to put it back!" and launched into an aggressive lecture to us about how I "should be controlling my child and telling him to behave". Wow. I calmly put him straight regarding his unwanted input into my parenting skills, as my son was quite upset...and he then carried on telling me it's my "responsibility to show him how to grow" etc etc etc. At which I put him straight again, less calmly than before, and pointed out that my son was not doing anything different to an adult who would pick it up to look at it. I asked him if his temper is towards all potential customers or if he saves it for children? I also genuinely believe that if I'd been a male, or with a male, Mr Security Guard wouldn't have had so much to say to us! Completely put me off ever going back, but if anyone wants some aggressive outdated parenting advice from a random miserable old man, then this is your place! I suggest if you don't want anybody touching anything then put it behind screens, not in the middle of the centre with everyone's hands brushing dangerously close 🙄

j. r.

Not very big just a few shops ms food department store boots Clinton cards gap Lakeland kitchen shop HM all ways worth a visit

G. F.

So sad to see so many empty shop units. The shops still operating very organised regarding the current situation and all staff very helpful.

D. J.

We visited this shopping centre a few days ago. Very warm atmosphere, amazing individuals and retailers, the best bit about this Shopping Centre has to be by far the security, they are very professional and very well spoken.

Lots of shops to shop at and always go there if I need to buy anything. Large range of food options too in and out of Centre Court. Can't go wrong if going here

D. M.

Centre Court has a good variety of shops and plenty of places to stop for refreshments. There's on site parking, it's next door to Wimbledon station and also served by many buses.

C. J.

A relatively busy high Street with a good selection of shops

Great shopping centre at the heart of Wimbledon. Has a large variety of food areas, shops and retailers. Great for grabbing a bargain or to spend your day!

Plain shopping centre but more than your average highroad street

Go elsewhere Not many shops here now Dirty interior and disgusting wcs Staff nowhere to be seen Complete waste of time for shopping

J. C.

Was good but most shops closed and food area has gone

J. W.

Compact shopping centre, some high street chain stores are here. But there are now fewer stores with the recent upgrade. You can still sit at the coffee place by the turnstiles and have a coffee before boarding your train. Latest additions include an indoor climbing facility with a large restaurant selling healthy meals. The internal layout is marginally better. Decent toilets.There’s a a retractable roof – really?? do the building designers know how fickle the English weather can be? Sizeable basement parking. Entrance via Queens Road. Good physical connection to Wimbledon tube and train stations - the covered walkway does such a great job esp on rainy days.

K. W.

Looks nice but it is on the small side for a shopping center. Lots of good food/ cafe spots near by on the high street. Check available shops before going.

It's a mall, nothing loveable, but "outside" seating so useful in these times and this weather

D. A.

Most places closed post covid19. With 3 H&M stores still don't stock any of H&M+ range

R. C.

Not a wide variety of shops really. The escalators and stairs are badly placed too. Who would design something so ridiculous? There's a mini Sports Direct in the Debenhams too, so that's decent.

a. m.

As on date many shops yet to open,few closed down. Social distancing is must. Please note public toilets are not operational. However Wimbledon station have functional toilets.

J. H.

Went for covid jab had a booked appointment so didn't have to queue good service by staff and volunteers

M. G.

Center Court was quiet, with shops that were open conducting Covid protocols well.

s. h.

You can buy lots of different things here which is great if you have some money to spend

L. “. L.

We both liked it.

L. M.

Slightly disappointing visit, I visited off-season, I would assume this place would be more vibrant during the championship weeks, some shops were empty and the centre was looking dated, however it is worth noting that they are advertising renovation plans which could hopefully reinvigorate this tired shopping centre

G. T.

Quite a wide range of shops with quality products. A bit difficult to orientate, but all together good! Best quality shoes to be found in Ecco shop!

D. A.

I went to Verona restaurant for the first time and was pleased with the old fashioned surroundings looked like something out of the 1969 i really enjoyed the pizza and Italian beer the staff were very nice A touch of old Italy in modern Surrey well priced and left felling happy will return soon when in Morden

R. L.

The food court can benefit from inviting more options of fast-food variety as there's only McDonald's and possibly one another option, it could benefit from making the food court more vibrant and useful. Wi-Fi option never works properly.

It's an ok shopping centre but lacks options and unique shops to make it a place you want to go back to. More of a convenience than a nice place to go to

T. K.

Used to have a good selection of shops but quality has declined over the years. Still decent enough and mid level car park pricing

M. R.

Nice shopping centre but could have better shops. Not always very busy and I think is getting a bit outdated.

J. H.

Ihavnt been here since pre lockdown so been awhile now still like the shops inside I like the works

W. B.

Enjoyed but hardly any shops left

A. R.

It's just standard shopping centre more brands located on town outside the centre was well equipped and nice and busy for the centre I give 3 but for the town outside I give 5 for spacious shop

S. W.

We went to eat on the top floor, the weather was warm and it was uncomfortably hot. Had access to an outdoor eating area which was locked. A wide range of shops.

M. L. P. Q.

It was lovely. I really enjoyed seeing the rainbow flags and most of all the sky garden background. I hope they decorate this every once in a while because it's my favourite part of the shopping centre

Moderate sized shopping mall with some nice shops. Costa was good enough in the absence of Starbucks. Parking is not free but not too dear.

P. A. T.

Shops are amazing i only went there with my daughter and granddaughter after we came back London we visited McDonald's which we wasn't to impressed staff not friendly we then caught a black cab home as it was late dark raining and we had baby's pushchair so we just wanted to get home

L. W.

Love the animal mural by the lifts. Good that there is hand sanitiser outside Boots and lots of signs on the floor.

J. H.

A good range of shops in what some people describe as the heart of Wimbledon's vibrant retail scene. Maccies on the top floor? Oh go on then!!!

S. A.

H&m and rover island only remaining good men's store. Many memories of being bullied by security guards due to being a student

R. R.

Good enough shops but I find it lacks facilities. The food court is basically McDonalds and the only toilets are on the 2nd floor.

s. t.

Great choice for students, housewives and the economical consumer. Maybe not everyone!

M. A.

Reasonable selection of shops, good value in Debenhams and quality and service in Lakeland. Useful if you want to shop then go to the cinema as you have two nearby.

K. H.

Spacious, never too crowded, however there are so many shops closing down :( A real shame to see the high street die off.

L. V.

Shops are great but have Wimbledon prices. Underground Parking available. My only biff is that your food choices are not that great as most restaurants closed.

Shopping centre next to Wimbledon Station Choice of shops But only one eating place- that I found Toilets need to be better signed, I went very long way round when they are right next to an escalator

W. A.

Not bad at all

O. “. b. D.

Been here for twenty years. Great mall

S. G.

Centre Court is a wide variety of spacious premises high street brands and rather exclusive shop brands. There is a cafe on bottom floor and on 2nd. floor quite big space McDonalds, well stocked - good looking toilet & exclusive sommelier restaurant with tables on long balcony. Spacious design offers wide well lit tall ceiling and good barrier pathways. From small quality supermarket to jewellery through shoes and clothes shops to optician, chemist, mobile shop and body building shop there is a very good staff culture across all customer services. There is sushi shop and Wimbledon cultural events corner with free leaflets. All floors are joined with automatic stairs and there is access for wheel chair users to ground and 1st. floor. I guess third floor would be possibly accessible via lift in one of the stores. Not sure. All building is a stylish, good feature. It has wide space at front past columns at entrance and small stair lot where often youths take a seating. The front of Centre Court can be quite busy due to immediate side entrance of Wimbledon Train Station and from other side Tesco Supermarket and big Bus Stop. I would invite to Centre Court Shopping my mum, brother, grandparents as well as friend or friends to start day of sight seeing in Wimbledon. I recommend it as a good place for shopping and relaxing, because of relaxing space, luxury and professional standard being it's assets. Around Centre Court there is many large known brand cafes, charity shops, food places, pubs, bars, big size Weatherspoon Pub but without a garden and of course Wimbledon Theatre. It is a good fun Sunday family stroll, good any day of week too. Enjoy. Thank you.

Currently very very quiet. Few shops open but very clean and social distancing being managed well

A. T.

Decent small centre. A few retailers to shop at. Main highlight of this building is the McDonlads situated on the top floor

M. B.

Very nice place to shop. Good parking . Several floors .

l. m.

To big, got me walking 5 miles to get to a shop. Also lack of stairs and escalators this ain't a marathon ygm

M. T.

Unfortunately, suffered greatly due to the pandemic. Very few shops open inside.

L. B.

Got a few good shops but not much variety and a lot of spaces are empty, could add more things other than clothes shops

S. H.

This shopping centre use to have a lot more choice in terms of range of shops. Gone downhill quite a lot. Its a well kept mall, but not somewhere to do a lot of shopping.

L. T.

Excellent selection of shops and cafés with decent location for tramlink services and rail network .

A. P.

Always feel a little empty, poor layout means walking up and down the length of the shopping centre if you only need a shop at the back, any way to add a back entrance?

L. T.

Very mediocre shopping centre, best for tesco’s and M&S and Boots, all very average shops. If you’re looking to do proper shopping don’t come here, go to westfield or oxford street or ANYWHERE ELSE

M. N.

Very small shopping centre! Considering car park charges and availability of free spaces it is definitely not worth the time and money to visit here. Better shopping centres are around this area.

A. E.

Great Shopping mall pity people didn't follow the one way system that is put in place

P. J.

Felt safe, most people observed the one way system and were wearing masks

M. M.

It's a good place with diverse shops, including GAP, Debenhams and H&M, Whsmith and M&S food. Facilities are good and kept clean with good accessibility.

V. M.

Right next to Wimbledon Station so it's very convenient for all the shopping needs... It's a bit on the smaller side so not as many options as you'd get in a much larger shopping centre.

Its okay. Only a few shops in here. Clintons staff is really rude. Paperchase and Partica staff are really nice and friendly. If you want to go for a big shopping spree - don't come here.

P. S.

Nice place to walk around when the weather is bad not much to see same standard Retail outfits all offering the same goods perhaps a good sales offer here & there Close to Wimbledon Station which is quite useful

G. D.

Shopping Center is okish true there could be more food services inside the court but most importantly there should be parents bay on the parking area. Specifically since Wimbledon is known to be a family town.

A. D. J.

Lovely centre, love the stationers with all there little knick nacks - art supplies ect awesome party shop upstairs... go have a look 😀

A. F.

I have always loved going there. I am a bit sad that a few shops have now closed down and Debenhams is on it's way as well.

D. S.

in my opinion everything is very correct the signs, the warnings, the alcohol gel the problem is even people who do not know how to respect others

K. B. L.

A wide selection of shops including the consistently good coffee at Costa. Clean and well maintained. Worth a re-visit(s)!

G. B.

Has a few decent shops. Wouldn't travel far to visit (it's no lakeside!) but handy if you're local.

J. S.

It's average, clean but the shops aren't the best for variety

D. B.

The shopping centre is ok, always seems a bit dead and I imagine the shops struggle compared to the high street.

S. G.

Love M&S

E. S.

Went into Lakeland in Centre Court. It is always an experience going in there, new items especially for items for baking the Christmas cake ; I was also given a discount voucher.

R. F.

Great place to shop, very clean. Pity about the staff in Debenham, are not very helpful, suppose it's because they are closing.

E. D.

Aaahhhh Centre Court is lovely,just hope it gets busy again soon

M. B.

The signage is very poor. We missed the entry to the car park. There were people looking for the toilets. In the car park, there were no markings to see where we were parked.

L. M.

Because of Covid restrictions, currently it's dire experience in Centre Court, most shopping are closed down

S. S.

Wimbledon shopping centre. Good for various chain stores including Crabtree and Evelyn. Parking available. Useless for food choices however as only dreadful McDonald's available.

S. R.

Has good shops and everything you need in one spot. Always clean and great being so close to transport.

T. A.

It's got WiFi and has had a sort of reorganisation going on. Some shops have been moved to a different location in the centre. Nice place to visit.

J. L.

Very convenient in Wimbleton

D. R.

Feels like Centre Court shopping centre is going through a mass renovation. As such most of the retail outlets have left. There is still the supermarkets (M&S and Tesco) plus a dozen stores on the ground floor and about half that on the first. The back of the centre is closed. The car park as reduced by about a third in size. The food court is closed, so temporary toilet are available outside the centre (use the side entrance next to Boots) along the outside wall. Parking is still the same price at £2.50 got the first hour.

S. K.

Nice centre but once Debenhams goes not a lot left as a few other shops are shutting too

Clean and tidy, plenty of shops.

D. M.

Centre Court has a good variety of shops and plenty of places to stop for refreshments. There's on site parking, it's next door to Wimbledon station and also served by many buses.

C. N.

A predictable range of shops however I noticed many were now closed maybe due to covid crisis but it makes the whole place feel tired and empty. I was in and out in an hour without buying anything as choice was so low. Hopefully things will improve again in the near future.

M. B.

I get a bit lost here if I’m honest but it’s got some good shops generally

j. n.

Nice local shopping mall

R. R. K.

Moderate sized shopping mall with some nice shops. Costa was good enough in the absence of Starbucks. Parking is not free but not too dear.

D. T.

Veraity of shops

D. S.

in my opinion everything is very correct the signs, the warnings, the alcohol gel the problem is even people who do not know how to respect others

M. D.

Great place to visit probably every shop you need under One Roof, if not you'll find them outside on the high street, very good for parking, parking is underneath at the back of centre court.

Waiting / meeting someone...one of the very common place to be..

T. R.

It's a nice little shopping centre but Debenhams is closing soon (even though it looks like it did in the 80's it will be missed). Try kokoro

E. G.

Nice range of shops and much improved toilet facilities.

H. K.

A good range of shops including a well-stocked Debenhams. Light and airy and right next to Wimbledon station so very convenient.

s. d.

Nice centre however shops like H&M and Debenhams, Gap, all have very limited range

K. Y.

Its a nice mall. Not massively big, but they do have a few of the high street brands located within.

K. W.

Good shopping, nice to get some shelter from rain, wished it had a few more shops such as Primark or next.

C. P.

A decent range of shops and restaurants (top floor) but they need to replace that Debenhams with something else....perhaps a John Lewis. Maybe we'll get one if the Crossrail goes ahead!

C. B.

Lovely shopping centre. Large variety of stores. Close to the station. Clean and well maintained.

M. W.

Air conditioning in the summer heat was a welcome relief and encouraged me to stay longer and browse a comprehensive selection of good shops.

C. W.

Good choice of fish, meat and ready meals. And good dates. Also clean and help staff.

J. C.

Nice place to shop, good M&S food hall, Lakeland too. Cafe both upstairs and downstairs. Book shop etc

M. S.

Rather decent mall, has got branches of all most all retail shops, has a McDonald's,only one toilet in top floor.

j. m.

Nice place not a massive amount of choice or shops, toilets poorly signposted

K. B.

Used to be such a great shopping center but lots of shops have closed, because of covid-19. But there seems to be some development happening so can't wait to see what takes place.

B. O.

Nice place to shop locally

Firstly, lot of ways to get there including bus, cab, tramlink, train and underground. The shopping center is located right next to the rail station which saves a lot of time if you want to wait for a train in a cafe.

D. P.

Not the best place for shopping ok to pick up a few bits. Nothing special. Head to Kingston is your best bet if wanting more.

E. R.

Lots of shops cloths HM zara oasis oliver Broseley. Mc- Donaldson good place to relax for a while.

F. R.

Really friendly vaccination centre.

D. K. T.

Nice selection of shops and even a supermarket, all close to the train/tram station. Not many food choices though...

C. M.

Has a car parking, clean toilets, few restaurants, big shop brands, two supermarket, Boots, Superdrugs and is very near Wimbledon Station

N. R.

I like Wimbledon center court plenty of shops to visit

D. G.

Staff friendly and make a great coffee

D. W.

You've got to love this place for retail therapy and more!

L. N.

a bit sad to not have lots of great stores in it, big brands still worth a visit

D. B.

It's ok

A. K.

When it comes to shopping centres their can be some which focus on top brands and some which focus too much on non brands, this place focuses too much on non-brands and ends up being a waste of a shopping centre. it needs a house of Fraser to up its class. it doesn't need a Gucci store which would be better places in the posher streets of Wimbledon. Centre court is not the first place i think of when i want to go shopping.

m. c.

Nice shopping complex but dosnt have a large variety but you can cross the road and get a few more shops

A. K.

Good 👍place worth a visit not to far from Wimbledon Common and tennis

f. f.

Loads of shops but not electrical goods. Walkway is designed so one is forced to pass every store before leaving the mall.

Variety of places to shops from beauty, clothing and food. But there seems be a lack of something as the centre is hardly busy

A. I.

Middle size shopping centre with good choice of branded shops, several food cafes and restaurants. The big minus that it closes very early, you will have to use emergency exit if you stay there after 6pm

T. E.

It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas. Great wee mall, great costume shop, shame the Debenhams is closing down

D. T.

Large shopping complex with most of the main big name shops. Unfortunately Debenhams has now closed.

T. G.

Been to Costa this evening - 07/01/21. The service was excellent. Thanks to the staff.

K. C.

Sad That a lot shops have gone but still I love what is there plus the coffee shop in the basement beautiful salads I hope it will stay open we have to support it

J. S.

Love the H&M. Love Tesco Metro. Best service Crabtree & Evelyn. Toilets could be cleaner and food court can be improved.

P. M.

Good range of shops but not overwhelming. Right by station so very accessible for traveling to.

C. M.

Good shopping centre with a varied selection of shops. The centre is clean and has public seating which is useful.

H. N.

Good selection of shops and very accessible, just wish there were more public seating places

S. V.

Good big shopping centre! Shops, cafes inside! Clean and bright place!

R. T.

Nice and clean like my feet

B. S.

I personally find this place relaxing, nice cafe on ground floor, and shopping without weather (how modern)!

j. r.

It was ok,sadto see that a lot off the shops not stocking much

V. F.

This shopping mall has everything you might expect from local shopping mall - clothing, shoes, jewelry, department store, health and beauty stores, gift stores and a food court.

P. K.

Went there for both covid jabs Clean n tidy

s. p.

Not what it use to be need more shop there wish john lewis will take over the debenhams space.

A. B.

Tesco and M & S are there under one roof. There's a food court on the top floor as well. All your needs in one go.

t. “.

Apparently the place might be redeveloped (according to a local) so retailers aren't renewing leases till decided. IT SHOWS. mediocre usual high st brands presented in tired fashion.

M. P.

Most of the shops are closed now...

Good experience but I think it would be really good if they introduce new clothing stores such as ZARA and Mango

Nice shopping mall, lacking toy shops for the children

A. D.

Variety of shops but some main high street brands do not have stores here. Nearby parking facilities are not too bad.

G. L.

It is a really nice place to go with loads of shops and a train station as well.

C. H.

Medium size shopping centre. Car parking area. A few cafés. Good location within 2 minutes walk from Wimbledon tube and railway stations

B. S.

Deceptively large mall with a range of shops. Good links to public transport and just off the high street - easy access to other shops & services.

C. S. R.

Good place to go shopping but a lot of shops are closed since the covid-19

S. S.

Nice mall with a decent collection of stores, food court and parking along with valet cleaning

Nicely spaced out. I went to a particular shop only and then into Costas but nice and airy.

P. P.

Easy access for all ,pity we have lost Debenams, hope a new store takes over soon

L. O.

Debenhams is the flagship store in this mall. WhSmiths, boots etc. Centre court seems to be doing well, no empty shop units when I visited (November 17)

_. B.

The centre is always clean and inviting. The only unfortunate thing is most of the stores are closed 😫

A. G.

Nice place to shop

M. I.

Nice little shopping centre connected to the train station. Has two floors full of everything you would need

T. R.

Standard shopping centre with shops that you might specifically want, but not much to make you want to browse. Food area with just a maccyD (and an overpriced restaurant that appears to be shut), though other food outlets as well

S. k.

Nice place to purchase the basic clothing and other stuffs

B. F.

I love centre court great shopping experience a good place to look for bargains.

D. S.

Deeply sad . I have not been fir some time and The closure of Debenhams and Covid have dealt this centre a bitter blow. A lot of the units are now empty . I feel the Center may need to address some of the issues . Maybe free parking or reduce the fees Encourage more artisan Co in by reducing the rents . No 1 is get say John lewis or a quality figure head Co into the Debenhams space even at break even rents . You will kill this centre unless you seriously think outside the box .

D. J.

Disappointed to find that the Food Court has closed, no doubt due to Covid-19.

B. e. B.

Good place to shop around, nice atmospher, ....

G. S.

Cool center, you can find a lot of products up there

A. “.

Nice shops and atmosphere. What I would expect for a small shopping centre. The shops at the ground floor are not attractive and we never bother to go there. Other floors are nicer and you can spend some time inside, in particular during rain days, but not more then couple of hours… not big enough to spend the all day.

R. W.

Nice mall, good number of shops, at least there is debenhams and H&M :) food court is on top floor. Tesco is next door.

B. S.

Ghost town these days with shops shutting down left, right and centre (if you'll pardon the pun)

F. S.

Much better now Debenhams is gone but could do with a Pret

M. M.

The shops keep on closing down. Hardly anything left. Please keep h and m or we won't have anywhere to try on clothes in a real life changing room lol

s. a.

It's OK, but bad signage, just put signs showing where the loos are!

M. R.

Smart shopping centre but I'd need to visit lots of times to remember which shops on which floor. Bit irritating.

M. S.

My favourite shopping centre in Wimbledon where I live:)))

F. H.

The general area around the mall isn't bad for shopping in general

J. “.

We have occaisionally been here and I have to say it certainly makes a refreshing change from Croydon our nearest shopping centre. First thing that struck me is how very clean it is there. There is a Costa coffee but I can't remember another eatery in there. It has a few established chains in there ie Body Shop Boots and the lovely Oliver Bonas too. I would give it 5 stars if they had more stores and 1 or 2 more eateries. It's convenient that it is right by the Wimbledon tram stop.

K. S.

Was a sad atmosphere with majority clothing retailers closed... GAP turned into a vaccination centre, RiverIsland closed, Goldsmith and Swarovski are just ghosts units.. They should either decrease the rent to attract diffrent businesses or just turn the cebtrebinto something else..

K. B.

It was nice and quiet when I visited during lockdown, with only "essential" shops open - including a vaccination centre. It was a bit sad seeing more shops that wouldn't be reopening.

N. G.

Nice shopping centre. At the moment it is open, people wear masks inside, there are hand sanitizers everywhere and it it kept very clean. Was not too crowded when I visited.

P. B. K.

1) Covid Vaccination Centre - VERY POOR SIGNS go to upper floor, (same floor as the H&M shop), opposite end to H&M so use lift from opposite Boots from ground floor to upper shopping. Avoid lunchtime appointments as it's a very long wait. After lunch nobody queuing. 2) Update, building/refurbishment going on so no elevators to upper shopping. Use lift opposite boots. It's a small shopping mall, M & S food, Tesco food.fairly small, their restaurant is ok. Boots is also there, Superdrug. Pretty much same as any small mall 3 and EE phone, Storm shops, Halifax Bank.There's little individuality really. Few clothes shops but none that other malls don't have.

C. B.

Love this place! Has a lovely cafe in there which does really nice food and a Mr Pretzel so you can't go wrong. 😁 Lots of shops still there on the 2 floors and it also has a McDonald's if you have a hankering. Lots of parking and the machines take contactless so nice and easy.

K. F.

Lots of variety of shops, including fashion, phones, homeward etc. Really love the new #VilleroyAndBoch store on the 1st floor, amazing discounted quality items #VilleroyBochWimbledon

E. S.

Starting to feel very sad in there. Many shops are closed or closing. The M and S food is well stocked and the boots is a good size.

S. L.

Bright, lovely space. Didn't shop though.

P. j.

Needs a big name in there, I've never found it particularly inviting, something needed to entice people back after the lockdown.

A. M.

Lots of changes over the years but still a nice place to visit. A massive thank you for keeping the toilets open during lockdown!!!

N. W.

What a sad and depressing place to go now. About 1/3 of the shops have closed up. Was very quiet. Wont need to return any time soon

P. G.

It's no Westfield (thankfully!), but has a few good stores, especially M&S food hall, Boots and my favourite H&Ms.

P. D.

Can be a bit of graveyard at the top end. Other end with Boots, Tescos and M&S busy as usual.

R. R.

Wimbledon Centre Court has always had a special place in my heart and not just because of the tennis! All the shops you ever need are in close range and so many nice places to eat and my youngest daughter went to a local school which was great excuse to check out some where to dine. A great place to shop with so much character.

C. W.

Covid measures being well-observed with a wide range of shops and facilities, including a large M&S. It's a pretty standard shopping centre so not much to boost it here.

M. C.

Still worth a visit but sadly devoid of big names.

J. L.

Lots of options and shops very family friendly

c. s.

First time I have ever been in there I was really surprised would go again

S. s.

Easy place to shop around. Will definitely visit again

S. B.

We need to find creative ways to keep all of the units open on the 1st and 2nd floors. All units benefit and suffer from footfall variations. Good to see the AFC pop up on the ground floor. M and S and Boots remain very strong.

S. V.

Nice shopping centre, but not exceptional

L. S.

Good parking and selection of shops.

V. G.

Not as it used Tobe. Alot of the shops inside have closed down. But it is nice inside and clean. I'm sure it will pick up in time.

J. F. -. B.

Opened in the mid 1990s this shopping mall has grown to incorporate Debenhams, Gap, M&S Foods, HMV, & Boots, to name just a few Love Moka restaurant cafe just to chill out and relax. Sadly Debenhams is no more 😪

T. K.

I'm not a fun of shopping centres. Arrived late, just before closing, so it was rather empty. Access to the centre from the car park is poorly signed, and even worse when you get to the shopping level. No direction signs, so it is difficult to find where to go.

L. N.

Quiet, not a huge range of shops but pleasant experience

D. R.

Was able to go inside out of the cold. Several shops were open like WH Smith & Boots . They also have vaccine clinic inside, very well staffed .

E. R.

Very good layout, easy to find what you are looking for. All the shops I went in were fairly priced, but there was one where one member of staff was grumpy and unwilling to help. This was made up for by her colleague who was happy to help me and who seemed to really enjoy her job. Everything is very well cleaned and is in an easily accessible location which makes it more appealing, especially when it is raining as you don't have to go out from under cover to get into it from the station. Although if you want to go in via the main entrance then you can make a quick dash along the road. A great place. 😀👌

A. T.

Very impressed first time there.

A. H.

I guess my high rating would come more due to the mall's location rather than the mall itself which has a fairly limited number of retailers and the food court too is very basic. Parking is not an issue so you can make use of everything else around the place. Loads of shops, sometimes pop up markets and stalls, cinema, theatre, eateries etc.

B. D.

Excellent location. Clean, airy, good shops.

S. Q.

Its an ok place to shop in normal circumstances. Shame though that Debenhams is closed. Marks and boots are good and well organised. Tesco needs to do better .its in the right place but attracts too many youngsters gangs..not very attractive 😕 and puts me off shopping there...

A. L.

Why MacDonalds restaurant is closed? The rest is fine, a bit early to get ready after lockdown, but it will be as it was before, I will visit it soon again to see more shops opening!!!!

D. B.

It's a shame but there is not enough shops in there that are open

C. P.

Nice little shop for that thing you forgot to get on a big shop at a large store, and great for those who like to buy small shopping trips on a regular basis though you may not find everything the big main Tesco sells there is quite a good shopping experience. It does do seasonal bargains. Great if you've not enough in and have to get a bit more for those unexpected guests or just for yourself if you're running low at home.

A. W.

Centre had lots to offer. Where some shops have discontinued, some fablous ones have appeared in their place. Worth a good look around. Staff in Mark's and Spencer, the young man who helped me was great. Knew where everything I needed was. And he had a big smile, which with all that's going on was fablous. Thought they haven't got egg nog in yet.

R. O.

Staff at the McDonald's are very friendly and the centre itself is always very clean. 1 of the 2 lifts has been out of service for too long though.

J. C.

Good mixture of shops and good parking

L. P.

A very good range of shops in an unexpectedly tidy setting. A few vacant shops but a very positive shopping experience with the outlets that are open.

N. G.

I like the environment here. It is clean and tidy here

A. L.

Nicely organised, clean and with plenty of decent shops. Definitely better than Wandsworth south side shopping centre

河.

Please be careful. There is not a food court open in 2nd floor, even there is an advertisement of Mcdonalds.

S. C.

This is just such an amazing place. It is one of my all time favourites. There are so many reasons for this and I will tell you about just a few. 1. Call it conventional - but I find it so comforting - the ceiling is at the top and the floor is at the bottom. It such a simple thing - but so many places get this wrong. 2. The people - what can I say about the people? There are lots of them and nearly all of them are 100% human. Just outstanding. 3. Supermarkets - this place is just so great for supermarkets - so, so convenient. It's just a short walk to Morrisons and if that's not your thing then there is a Sainsbury's just down the road. Superb. 4. Weather - you cannot beat the weather in this place. Not once have I experienced rain or snow - and that's remarkable - but as soon as you step outside of Centre Court - it could be raining and you would get wet. Step back inside again - and you will stop getting wet. I don't know how they do it, but it's great.

m. h.

A shadow of its former self since the Virus came. As of Oct 20 the top floor is now empty and the only 2 eating places are now gone. The small stand alone units that used to be on the centre aisles are all gone. Only a lonely phone acc's and mask selling box is left. Some shops both in the centre and high st have now gone. Yes M&S, Boots, Superdrug, Tesco, Lakeland etc are still there.

j. 1.

Good place to relax and do shopping.

C. M.

Love it, but I wished they did not remove the comfy leather sofas which were great to sit on when I felt a little fatigued from walking. Then I asked in one of the shops " Could I please have a chair to rest for a moment?" I was told " Sorry madame, we don't have any." It's a shame the shopping centre has lost it's "little caring touch".

J. P.

Looking a bit tired. Shop selection on the lower end

A. A. T.

Looks quite nice, although I only visit once a week to eat at McDonald's before choir practice in a nearby church. The food court looks very abandoned with hardly any store open apart from McDonald's. The proximity to the train station makes it quite convenient.

F. O.

Small shopping centre with not that many shops

S. T.

Lovely food, staff and decor. Highly recommend

Y. K.

Easy to find direction each shop. Clean and bright. You can shop variety whatever you want.

A. K.

This shopping centre used to be the heart of Wimbledon with a large diverse collection of shops. The tragic fallout of the lockdown has seen many stores shut as such the mall is littered with stores that are shut / gone out of business. It is a shame really I did enjoy shopping here. Hopefully in time the shopping center will return to its former glory.

R. G.

Previously a busy bustling shopping centre with many good shops but has more recently become emptier with less useful shops, more furniture shops than essentials, but still quite useful for a quick shop.