The Mall at Cribbs Causeway

Prior to the triumphant opening of Cabot Circus, the Mall at Cribbs Causeway was the only place I would really consider going to shop in Bristol. Whilst Park Street is good for trainers or tee shirts or the like, when I desperately needed a bathing suit, we automatically got into the car and headed to Cribbs. I don't know the facts of how Cabot Circus has impacted Cribbs' business, but I can't imagine it's been for the better - having gone back to Cribbs recently, and compared it in my mind to Cabot Circus, it can only look worse by comparison. Relatively dark and unpopulated, Cribbs' redeeming features, in my mind, were the H&M, the Patisserie Valerie, ...  Read the complete review

I tried adding this to offline shopping but I wasn't allowed so my review will have to be in restuarants although it has very little to do with food or drink as Cribbs is a shopping mall. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * CRIBBS CAUSEWAY ----------------------------- Last week I was sat at home feeling a little bored and wondering what to do at the weekend. My partner suggested a visit to The Mall @ Cribbs Causeway. It was such a surprise as my other half hates shopping but he was suddenly keen to drive for three hours up to Bristol. I soon realised the next day that this could have had something ...  Read the complete review

Cribbs Causeway situated on the outskirts of Bristol is the largest out of town retail centre in the South-West and one of the largest in the country. It started life over 20 years ago when it was just an Asda (then the largest hypermarket in the land) and has steadily expanded until recent times when in 1998 'The Mall' was opened marking it as a spectacular shopping experience. Usually these huge shopping centres leave a sour taste in the mouth, Bluewater in Dartford, Meadowhall in Sheffield and Metro in Gateshead all have massive problems with regard to traffic and amount of people wanting to visit. Does Cribbs Causeway fall into the same bracket ? ...  Read the complete review

Well I did the unthinkable, I went to the sales on their opening day at The Mall in Cribbs Causewau in Bristol, worse still I took along my boyfriend and 10yr old. Now my boyfriend hates shopping at the best of times and this did absolutely nothing to improve his view of it!! For those who are unfamiliar with the Mall, it is a large out of city American style mall, it has 60+ shops, including a huge John Lewis, Marks and Spencers, and most of the usual like HMV, Virgin, New Look, Next , Wax Lyrical, Body Shop, etc, the Mall itsself is surrounded by massive stores such as Toys R Us, B&Q and the most massive ASDA ever seen. On the other side is Warner Village ...  Read the complete review

The mall at Cribbs Causway has to be the biggest and best shopping centre I have ever been to. When I first walked in I couldn't believe my eyes, it is any shopaholics dream to be surrounded by all these shops. There are over 400 stores spread out on two different levels. At each end of the mall there are two huge shops two storys high which cover both the levels ends. These two are marks and spencers and John Lewis. These aren't really my kind of shops but lots of other people like them. Anyway, the shops at Cribbs Causeway range from shoe shops to book shops, jewellers to gadget shops. There is everything you could think of. Also there are a ...  Read the complete review