Shopping Areas in Liverpool

There are several shopping areas in Liverpool city centre, and the shoppig experience has improved dramatically over the last few years. Liverpool One, the recently opened outdoor shopping mall contains a great mix of high street shops and restaurant chains such as Waggamammas, Yo Sushi, GBK, Nandos, Pizza hut, Cafe Rouge, Bar burritos etc, there is also a large odeon. Shops include a large John Lewis complete with 2 cafes, Debenhams, Zara, Mango, Gap, All Saints, American Apparell, Urban Outfitters etc The Met Quarter is not far, an indoor smaller mall containing a couple of nice shoe shops, along with Gieves and Hawkes, Armarni exchange, Hobbs ...  Read the complete review

Liverpool has DEFINITELY improved in the last year or so in terms of shopping (amongst many other things). As the last reviewer mentioned, Quiggins moved to Renshaw Street, to what used to be Barcelona Bar. The building inside is beautiful, defintiely suited to what Quiggins involved. There are so many different shops inside, and they still appeal to teenagers and adults alike. As the previous reviewer mentioned, there is also Mandy Moos milkshake bar - I had my first milkshake there last week (a jaffa cake milkshake), and it was amazing. They have so many different flavours - rolo, oreo, after eight, creme egg... And it's a really good price. On to the ...  Read the complete review

I had to write a review here as the others are really quite old! What one of the reviews mentions as "quiggins" has now closed down and a lot of the traders who traded there have moved to what I believe is an old theatre called Grand Central. You can get to grand central by going up Bold street and turning up the road to the left by subway...just a short walk up that road and cross over to what in my eyes is shopping heaven! I went there for the first time last year and was pleasantly suprised...lots of rumours had gone round about it and I had heard that a lot of the old traders from quiggins had a bee in their bonnet about having to up ...  Read the complete review

Just outside Liverpool City Centre is a large town called Bootle the shopping centre there is a large indoor mall with plenty of high street names for example - Woolworths, Marks and Spencer, Boots, Dixons, Ethel Austin and more. The real gems in this shopping centre are the vast range of discount stores. 1) T.J.Hughes- a great department store offering large savings on r.r.p. They often have promotions whereby you are entitled to a £1 voucher for every £10 you spend or 10% off for pensioners.( Great if you are a pensioner as you can combine the two when they are running them!) 2) Poundland- as the name suggests every item in the store costs just £1 ...  Read the complete review

Over the years Liverpool's shopping areas have been recieving a much needed facelift. Gone are the derilict buildings and wasted space. In their place stand new shops and shopping centers. Liverpool's best place for designer fashion remains to be the area around Matthew Street and Cavern Walks. Major complaints are that there just isn't enough shops! This leads to the feeling of there not being anything worth buying! The cities favourite shop is probaly the Wade Smith chain, selling both designer and sport fashion. To Liverpool's credit there are plenty of cafes and bars to have a drink to refresh yourselves. If Liverpool ...  Read the complete review