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Very busy but lots of shops and the environment is pretty. Womens toilets were insanely busy. I'm unsure if there are another set of toilets in the place, but they should expand that if they can

It is at least 4 years since I visited the Victoria Centre due to being paralysed from the waste down. Really enjoyed visiting with a carer in my wheelchair will visit again in the near future.

People were really helpful and friendly. Sadly the market is about to close and only has an excellent butcher and an excellent grocery stall left.

Was so disappointed in this place didn't stay to buy anything

Very disappointing that the market has closed most of the stalls.

Great shopping mall and good variety of food places!

Not being there for over 40 years was very different from when I last there but lovely and bright and lots more shops

Nice for shopping dissatisfied with the way the market had to close

Centre with the usual array of shops

Easy to go by bus ,and the bus ticket price is only 2 pounds

Despite what some folk say negatively about this centre ,I love it, and it always gets lots of visitors to the many shops and eateries, there's toilets too ,a car park underneath, great bus service with many buses stopping just outside the centre, it's a bright and airy place ,whats not to like

Grate place to shop and get something to eat and drink

Convenient location for shopping

Park is the best place in England to run or walk

All the shops I need in one place, thank goodness there are still two department stores left in Nottingham. Was looking clean and tidy when I walked through yesterday morning. Buses conveniently stop right outside too.

Great place to park for motorpoint arena. Enter after 5.00pm and fixed fee of £5.50 easy 9 min stroll to venue ...Good sized bays and swift exit

Seems like there's more closed shops than open, parking costs are extortionate also now home to the homeless. Drive 1/2 hr up the motorway and go to Meadowhall instead. Free parking, more restaurants and a lot cleaner.

Very large shopping centre a couple of floors with loads of good shops in and the prices were very good there is loads to do around the shopping centre and all shops around that also outside loads of parking

Fantastic day out, was in jhon Lewis long time, brought lots. Good choice of shops and cafes and eating places 👌

They have reduced the disabled free parking allowance from 4hrs to only 2hrs!! Which is less than blue badge roadside parking allowance of 3hrs. Most disabled shoppers cannot do much shopping in only 2hrs, it takes much longer! 👎🏼 Dark and dingy shopping mall. Cramped in places so you cannot see shops to both the left and right of you. The Emmet clock has been hidden away at the back of the centre 1st floor instead of original location on ground floor outside John Lewis!! The toilets are also only available at the back of the centre 1st floor. There are too many loitering seats available where the Emmet clock once stood and the food court on 1st floor is pretty much empty.

Packed to a tee!!! Lots of shops to choose from. Prices were ohk. Great experience as always!!👍👍

It's a shopping centre. If not local, it has good parking, card only though. Many shops but sadly a dying market.

It's great to find a nice johnlewis.

It was okay. They had an issue with me being dressed like a baby despite there being nothing about this policy on their website

Wonderful place to spend the day

Beautiful shopping center but unfortunately difficult to return to the car park when the stores start closing

Loads of shops and the food court is small but the choices were good. The Thai/Japanese restaurant had amazing food. Lots to do and shop for all things.

Great shopping mall with loads of shops and food outlets etc

Not much there anymore for me. So much has gone .market is awful.

Lovely as always. Only thing I think needs doing is the youth not be allowed to wander around with balaclavas on.. very intimidating, which is obviously the intention.

Seems to be more shops opening now . Getting more like a food court. Was very busy today

It's got lots of shops under one roof

Don't go there much, but this time there was a lot more shop's open!

A beautiful shopping center where you can find everything in one place.

Rude security staff and nothing to make me want to go back, it is a depressing place

Always have liked going to Victoria Centre, plenty of shops to look in there is a new small food area on the 1st floor which the smell was lovely. Always clea and tidy.

Has great high street brands. Very convenient. Parking a bit expensive.

Great shopping with unique shop brands.

Great to be back in Nottingham and visiting the Victoria centre. It was important to find out if there were places where we could go in my powerchair with my friend. Plenty of places were accessible so we has coffees plus a super time in John Lewis. It's lovely to be in a real department store. Coffee again with the Emmett water clock behind us. Reminiscent of previous times many years ago, although the water clock is now the opposite end of its original location. I enjoyed chatting in the open area, discussing my next book, and getting ideas from people passing. Accessibility is great. Easy to get to with the tram system nearby. The only downside was that access to the disabled toilets was via talking to attendant to get the key but we couldn't locate anyone. Didn't have time to mess about so went elsewhere.

A nice place to shop, bright and clean, lots of different shops but also as with all shopping centres now days a lot of empty shops

Alright I guess not many shops or market anymore which is not good

Everything you need. Clean and tidy.

Not been for years. Clean and light. Good shops and eateries.

Nice shopping centre with its own parking and next to a bus station

Decent local shopping centre with a fair range of shops and food outlets. I used to really enjoy shopping at Victoria Centre in years gone by when it was much more buzzing and busy with customers than it seems to be today - it just feels a bit dated and unloved nowadays with a fair number of empty units and a lack of anything genuinely approaching designer shopping available. One of the major issues is that shops at Victoria Centre close early - typically before 6pm so shopping times are limited to the daytime hours really. The fact that they also charge extortionate amounts for parking is absolutely ridiculous - particularly when you have the 10x bigger (and 50x better) Meadowhall shopping centre a 45-min or so drive away. At Meadowhall you can park for free for basically as long as you want so you never feel rushed to get back to your car and can shop and eat and drink in their extensive food-court (Victoria Centre's food offering is fairly pathetic by comparison) at your leisure. In addition to providing free-parking, Meadowhall and most other quality customer-focused shopping centres provide late evening/night-time shopping basically every day which for many customers makes them much more attractive and accessible shopping destinations than the antiquated and out of touch traditional office opening hours operated at Victoria Centre. The people running Victoria Centre desperately need to wake up and move with the times - people with disposable income are likely to also have a car and will quite probably want the convenience of being able to drive into the city centre and park and shop at their convenience - without feeling like they are on the clock and being charged through the nose for the privilege. The majority of people are at work during the antiquated 9 - 5:30/6pm opening hours that most shops in Victoria still operate - shops that inconveniently close around the time that most people finish work and are free to visit and spend their hard-earned cash! Providing free parking - or perhaps validated parking whereby you are allowed to park for free if you can provide proof of a minimum purchase made in the centre - and providing late evening opening hours (potentially with a later start time in the mornings - seriously how many people are out shopping at 9am on a weekday morning anyway?) to enable nighttime shopping would no doubt be an attractive proposition to many customers and in my opinion would really help to increase visitor numbers. If Victoria Centre wants people to choose to come and spend their money there they have to make it as attractive and convenient a destination as possible for customers to visit. Fail to do this and the place will inevitably see more and more empty units as visitor numbers dwindle before dying off altogether like the old Broadmarsh Centre on the other side of town did a few years back. If Victoria Centre doesn't get with the times, customers will inevitably instead choose more convenient and cheaper online shopping, retail parks (again usually with free parking and late opening hours) or more attractive and accessible shopping centres elsewhere. Failure to arrest and reverse the continued decline of Victoria Centre would be a tragedy for Nottingham city centre which has already been decimated by the closure of Broadmarsh Centre followed by hundreds of shops in the area when customer footfall locally fell off a cliff - hopefully Victoria Centre can saved from a similar fate by it's owners waking up and smelling the coffee and learning from the success of other thriving city shopping destinations.

Fantastic range of shops that bring out shoppers young and old to help create a lovely atmosphere and take time out in one of the many cafes of you r choice to people watch which is oddly absorbing 😀😎

Nice shooing centre with a lot of shops.

Very busy shopping centre. Boots, John Lewis, House of Fraser. Plus lots of smaller shops to browse in ant weather.

Victoria Centre is the biggest shopping plaza in Nottingham. It's located in the heart of Nottingham City Centre.

Today, we had a shopping experience at Kiko. I would like to express my appreciation for the exceptional customer service provided by Damien, an employee there. Despite my daughter's challenging mood, Damien demonstrated remarkable interpersonal skills and product knowledge. His friendly demeanour and expertise effectively diffused the situation and brought a smile to my daughter's face. Overall, Damien exemplified outstanding customer service, which is commendable and worthy of recognition.

Good choice of shops in the centre of town. Easy central parking for shopping.

I would say that it is a decent spot be prepared to walk though , the way shops are layed out is not the best but generally speaking it has everything you need either inside or just outside

Lovely shopping centre. Shame the inside market is all but closed. Not great seeing security everywhere but I guess there's a reason for it.

Wow! What is this place? Absolutely Ginormous. People, of you're in Nottingham, go here. If you can't get what you want here, you're not getting it. Absolutely super shopping centre.

All what you expect, Shops, foodcourt, dry on english rainy days.

It's excellent everything you need is in there and coffee shop in the market place

It's a place you can find many different things, dear or cheap

Always like to shop here but shops change soooooo much ,still good though

Beautiful shopping centre in Nottingham, there are a variety of shops and different goods on sale.

Plenty of shops with a good of items including John Lewis and Boots

Nice place to visit as soon as you figure out how the parking works

Decent shopping centre in Nottingham. Large selection of shops and restaurants/cafes. Car parking bit pricey but plenty of spaces and easily accessible to shopping centre.

Love going to this place go to the works to get books

It all changed since I moved from nottingham

Clean, with all the necessary shops. However the lifts are very small

Tesla charging Tesla chargers in the parking garage 👎🏻 Parking in the parking garage costs even if you go to charge the car

Good shops, it needs maps, we didn't know which shops were there and where they were positioned, gave up wandering and saw a film!

Best shopping mall in Nottingham

Nice little shopping mall with good shops. Very modern, bright and clean.

my brother gabriel is the best bartender in the country. Quickest service in the country got my drinks without any problem in the club no

Pretty good selection of shops. Easy to get around and near the town centre. Car park is a little cosy

Decent car park not sure on the shopping as just parked the car

Good parking and nice clean shopping centre

The workers here seem to be immature and mess up orders for fun.

Been open since 1972 and as a shopping centre it has always had something for everyone. Some changes for the better some worse but still has a number of thriving businesses and a few new ones Always worth a visit when shopping in Nottingham.

Lots of great shops and food outlets.

Superb range if shopping facilities, including John Lewis (my favourite) ....

Went in shopping it's not like it use to be with many empty units and a rundown market, which I understand is to be closed down altogether. Parking is expensive, it's certainly seen better days which is a shame

Parking was expensive & spaces tight, located in the centre of Nottingham I suspect many use public transport but as I had never been to Nottingham before I found driving in the town centre a nightmare.

I recently visited the Victoria Centre and had a mixed experience. On the positive side, the centre offers a good range of shops, including several that feature semi-designer clothes. However, some of the stores are quite pricey, so it's worth being selective if you're shopping on a budget. The market area was a bit of a let-down. It feels rundown, and I didn't find much of interest there. It would benefit from a refresh to attract more vendors and offer a better variety of goods. Parking is another concern. The fees are quite expensive, which can add up quickly and might deter some visitors. It would be great if more affordable parking options were available. Overall, the shopping centre has potential and can be a good place to shop, especially for semi-designer clothing. With some improvements to the market and more reasonable parking rates, it could become an even better destination for shoppers.

The Victoria Centre has waxed and waned over the years. It's currently in that midway point. It's clean, but with lots of empty units. It's like a tired American shopping mall, with one or two big names, an almost abandoned market, and lots of tat. It could be so much more, considering it's the only shopping centre left in Nottingham.

The indoor market is looking very sorry for itself and needs help . Most of the centre is good .plenty of different goods ..Clean and warm

We were there on my husbands birthday We love it there as it has lots of shops There that we shop at. Still a nice place to go to with my John We still enjoy going there We went to Tesco there today And did our shopping

Minimum parking charge period for daytime parking is £4.40 for 2 hours. Far too expensive. There should be a charge starting at 1 hour for a much lower fee. Many times I only want to call into the centre for much less than 2 hours

One of the best lab in Abu Dhabi.. good experience and service

Easy to park, great range of shops and places to eat/drink

The victoria market is now rubbish the council should keep it. Very cross about the fact the council is closing it down the council only seem interested in housing students and let everyone else go whistle

It's got J Lewis plus a lot of super shops right in the city centre.

Good range of stores to explore and shop

Comprehensive range of shops offering everything that you will give and receive at Christmas

Clean environment with loads of shops

This is located in the heart of Nottingham city, offering a wide range of clothing outlets and restaurants including the high end brands. The mall is huge and spacious making the shopping experience a pleasant one. They have got a spacious parking space as well. Will definitely be back here soon 🫶🏻🙌

Carpark smells like a urinal beggars at the exit

Absolutely love this shopping centre. So clean and staff friendly

It's OK as a shopping centre but a more diverse range of shops would improve the experience

Busy and bustling on a Friday morning, good selection of shops and eateries. A well balanced mall I'd say

Like most centers. 🤷🏻‍♂️ However, I don't have to go. 😁

Too many people, expensive parking.

Warm and has a tesco greggs for somewhere to have a hot drink

Good and compact place for shopping and snacks. One can find many local and international brands of standard quality.