Afflecks Palace Reviews

I discovered Affleck's Palace 9 years ago when I came to Manchester as a student. Coming from a rural area, the whole city experience was a real eye-opener, but going to Affleck's was an essential part of the cultural awakening! It's worth going to experience its quirkiness and to see that a department store doesn't have to be dull! It's ...  Read the complete review

Affleck's palace! Affleck's palace was established in Manchester in 1982, where its reputation for weird and wonderful jewelry, gifts and unique fashion has grew and grew into a mecca for the........ weird and wonderful people of this world! Affleck's palace is located on Church street, in the Northern quarter of Manchester, just off ...  Read the complete review

AFFLECKS PALACE - 52 Church St Manchester - (0161) 834 2039 Afflecks Palace is to students what Marks & Spencers is to old people. It's a right of passage, which you all must take, and dare I say I have for the best part of the past 12 years. Spread across 3 floors it offers anything you could possibly want as a student from records to ...  Read the complete review

I live in Manchester and after having been there before I was desperate to find Afflecks Palace. I eventually found out that it was on Oldham Road right in the city center (Picadilly). So off I dragged I my boyfriend. We eventaully found it in 'Arcade' on the second floor Afflecks Palace is advertised in the window it's easy to miss so ...  Read the complete review

I have been to Affleks paalce in Manchester a number of times and its quite an interesting place to visit. It has loads of gothis, 60/70's boutiques and second hand clothes stalls. There are some specialist hairdressers such as an afro carribean hairstylist. There are candle shops, jewellery sales shops, record shops, cafes and so ...  Read the complete review

Everytime I go to Manchester shopping (not that often) I always have a browse in Afflecks Palace. It is a very unique shopping place with lots small stalls inside selling mainly clothing and jewellery. Many of the clothes stalls are geared towards the gothic and alternative look. There are some second hand stalls that sell 60's ...  Read the complete review

If you want to find a whole new world of shopping in Manchester, head for Affleck’s Palace at 52 Church Street in the city centre. I suppose I could loosely term this a Shopping Centre (it is, after all, a collection of assorted shops on different levels under one roof), but banish all thoughts of piped muzak, fake marble and potted palm ...  Read the complete review