Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet village

Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet village: Cheshire Oaks - Let the buyer be very beware (172 words)
by Dr Graeme Brown - written on 12/11/09
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I am sorry to disagree with some reviews here. The concept of Cheshire Oaks is good. Location is convenient, layout is well designed. On the plus side, it enjoys all the usual high street "known names"; MacDonalds, the Pizza outlets, the coffee outlets, etc. However the clothing/fashion/accessories/etc stock on sale by virtually all outlets is clearly the unsaleable items from their high street outlets. I discovered shop after shop selling absolute "tat", and at ridiculous prices too. Many goods were clearly damaged, and should simply not be on sale. I am quite an ardent sales shopper, and love a bargain ...  Read the complete review

Random Shops All In One Place (371 words)
by - written on 31/10/09 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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The Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet Village is in a pretty good location. It is close to a number of towns and cities, such as Ellesmere Port, Chester, Liverpool and Birkenhead, which makes it easily accessible. There are a huge range of stores available in this 'shopping centre' with over 140 stores, there is bound to be something you might need or want. Some of the shops featured in Cheshire Oaks includes: Calvin Klein, Claires, Tripp, Millies Cookies, Oasis, Next, Lacoste, Gap, Tog 24, Sony Carphone Warehouse, Cadbury, Molton Brown and Revlon. The opening hours are pretty reasonable, especially for those who can not usually attend the usual 9-5.30 ...  Read the complete review

Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet village: The Designer Village without the Designer Prices (245 words)
by - written on 19/09/09 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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Cheshire Oakes Designer Village , also called McArthur Glenn, is located just off the M53 and M56 junctions at Ellesmere Port in the North West of England. The village has now become more of a town in itself and boasts a wide range of shops selling designer names at discounted prices. The village has numerous carparks, including several in the middle of the shopping village and an undercover car park to the side of the village, just a stones throw from the shops. There are several cafes, and a food hall which has a number of different places to eat, including pizza, pasta, McDonalds, sandwiches, jacket potatoes, and fish & chips etc. A couple of ...  Read the complete review

I'm quite pleased we don't live too near here or we'd spend ... (377 words)
by - written on 23/08/09 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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This McArthur Glen outlet village is definitely the best of all the outlet villages I have been to (namely East Midlands, York, Doncaster Lakeside and Castleford). It is ideally situated just off the M53 only half a mile from the M56, if you aren't from the area (which we aren't), it is ideal to combine it with several other local attractions for a weekend away (Chester, Chester Zoo, Liverpool, North Wales, Blue Planet Aquarium to name a few). All the shops are laid out on a massive circle with parking in the middle, there are also other car parks outside this area meaning you shouldn't have a problem parking (we never ...  Read the complete review

Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet village: A shopping place that I actually like!?!?! (382 words)
by - written on 20/08/09 (Very useful, 126 readings)
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I'm a man. I don't like shopping. It's a rule. Being dragged from store to store when I'm not at work is not my idea of fun, but when the other half suggested a trip to Cheshire Oaks, I jumped at the chance because I really do like Cheshire Oaks! We live in Sheffield and there's plenty of shopping areas around us (Meadowhall), but I was quite happy to make the 85-mile trip to Cheshire Oaks as it's a genuinely good outlet village. Now, the term "outlet village" is normally one that fills me with dread, fear and boredom as they're usually absolutely crap - the same bunch of useless high street shops that I don't buy anything from. But, ...  Read the complete review