Bristol Shopping Quarter bristol

A very well thought out shopping area. It is definitely a nice place to visit during weekends, and the prices of products are often affordable. Enjoyed the day out and the food. The Christmas lights are spectacular at night, good selection of food and drinks with festive music,

Big enough to get what you need. Small enough not to be overwhelming. Cover if it rains & plenty outside if you need more open airy places. Was particularly nice when the Christmas market was on.

Really great place to shop, lots of stores. And the layout is confusing at first but once you are used to it its actually very inventive and uses the space really well. The amount of places to eat were great! So much choice.

Things to see, things to buy, place to watch time go by! Alot here from your discount stores, to clothes, gifts, perfume and coffee/food outlets! Always grab a good bargain here and recommend you have a look yourself! Probably need just over a hour if to visit all stores on the 3 levels, but escalators elevators and stairs available for everyone!

Good range of shops and fast food outlets, parking in the galleries can be handy, but driving around Bristol is a pain! Good bus services, just a shame the train station is a bit of a trek from the centre, although frequent buses do operate between the station and the centre.

The covered shopping centres of Cabot Circus and The Galleries, plus the traffic-free streets of Broadmead, Quakers Friars and The Arcade make Bristol Shopping Quarter the biggest and best choice for shopping in the South West. The shops you’ll find here include high street favourites, designer names and more than 100 independent retailers. With supermarkets for your daily essentials and a good selection of cafes and restaurants too, Bristol Shopping Quarter offers something for everyone.

Bristol is a great vibrant city. The colourful characters who live there make the city such a great place to visit. Broadmead and Cabot Circus are very good for shopping. The options for eating are endless, so many really good restaurants and cafes.

We love Bristol. It's thriving and still a good city to visit. We are used to being in Gloucester more often which is such a terrible place for shopping and very drab and ugly during festive season. Bristol has a more positive, upbeat vibe and great public transport to get you around.

Tried to exchange a Christmas present for a different size. Boots completely unworn, proof of debit but without the receipt that they never emailed out I was unable to do so. Always get a paper copy. Sham of a shop.

Most of the people no waring face covering masks, very disappointing during these times. Especially on those stalls where food handlers were talking onto the food without much attention. Very down side on that. Overall decent Christmas market with nice atmosphere. Pricing little bit razy on certain products. Hot dogs go anywhere from £6 to £10 and nothing special and very basic as personal opinion... More products selection would be beneficial for the market as most of the products are repeated within stalls... I would definitely fancy to have more choice!