Arndale Centre (Manchester) Reviews
Newest Review: ... or just a good old pretzel, you can get it there Within a few minutes' walk, there is Harvey Nichols, Selfridges and the Printworks with its 19-screen Odeon cinema complex with over 15 bars, restaurants and clubs as well as the only I-MAX cinema in the North West so you can let your missus shop for a few hours and you go watch a film. Manchester Arndale has a 1,450 space multi-storey car park, shopping malls on two levels and office space in the tower so parking is no problem and getting to Manchester Arndale couldn't be easier with regular trains, buses and Metrolink running into the city, so getting there is also no problem. The open... more
Customer Arndale Centre (Manchester) Reviews (4)
by - written on 19/01/10 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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Manchester Arndale is the UK's largest inner-city shopping centre and one of the first "American-style" malls that have been built in the UK. It is located in the heart of Manchester City Centre and has over 240 shops and major department stores which is a shopper's paradise Also there are lots of restaurants and fast food outlets to accommodate hungry shoppers located both around the centre and in the Food Chain with popular and well known chains such as McDonalds, Greggs, Subway and Wings. The number of food places is so vast that if you want a curry, chinese, burger, sausage roll, sandwich, sushi, ice cream or just a good old pretzel, you can get ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/05/09 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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~ So what is the Arndale Centre? ~ The Arndale Centre is currently the largest inner-city shopping centre in the UK, and has around 240 stores (give or take depending on the economic climate, some have recently closed). The centre also has an NCP car park attached to it, with around 1400 parking spaces available. There are also a large number of car parks within walking distance of the centre, offering you a wide choice and to suit most budgets. For those of us old enough to remember, in 1996 the Arndale centre was a target for the IRA, who unfortunately successfully planted a bomb, which then detonated on a street just outside causing ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/10/01, updated on 08/10/01 (Very useful, 1190 readings)
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Many years ago (ok, about 2) I loved shopping. I would shop every day of the week given half the chance, and never tired of it. Then something changed – I moved to Manchester and got a new job. In a shop. Suddenly the last thing I wanted to do at weekends after finishing work was go into yet more shops, and since I was supposed to be in lectures Monday to Friday this I basically didn’t shop for a year. Or shop *properly* at least – I still had food and books and CDs and presents delivered from the internet, but I managed to set foot in very few shops. I went away from the summer and did way too much shopping, and now that I’m back in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/08/01, updated on 15/08/01 (Very useful, 679 readings)
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"I'm going to tell you all that there is to know about Manchester." That was what my thought was when I began writing this opinion about a week ago. I have since realised that that is a simply ridiculous notion. (as is the fact I have to put 'that' twice in this sentence to make it make sense) Therefore this opinion has now been dissected into daytime op and night-time op. This is the daytime one, night-time one will follow. Eventually. (Directions to Manchester from anywhere in the country are detailed at the bottom of this opinion) Firstly, a confession. Manchester's not ... Read the complete review
