Boundary Mill in Walsall

We have just had the most awful lunch at this cafe. Firstly we could order our first two choices from the menu, this was at 1pm and no soup or bacon sandwiches. We reluctantly opted for a quiche which was so salty we had to leave most of it. The second meal was a simple sausage sandwich, the sausages had obviously been kept warm so were dried out and burnt most of this was left as was inedible. Finally we had a chocolate muffin which was too dry so had to leave that as well. All in all this was a terrible meal and a complete waste of £20. I will not be returning.

Never again! Soup of the day was served in a massive bowl and they filled like a centimetre in the bottom with soup. I would suggest either getting smaller bowls or give people the amount that they’re actually paying for. Staff are not very friendly, could hardly get through the line of tables with our wheelchair. £3.50 for the tiniest piece of cake. No value for money at all. They took ages to bring out a simple jacket potato with butter.

Overpriced for the below average food The food isnt at all impressive ,the prices too,for what you get. The quality isnt good really . Not presented well .bland . I reallly would not bother ,even the coffee isn’t appealing.

We are fairly regular visitors to Boundary Mill. Over recent times, the offering at their cafe has become more poor and more pricey! Less choice of food (particularly vegetarian options) and quality of the food is hit and miss. Jacket potatoes no longer come with a side salad which means less value for money, especially as the cost of said jacket potatoes have risen. One of the sandwiches was nearly £5, which was extortionate! Even Costa don’t charge that much for their high-end sandwiches! Crumpets tasted average - expected 3 for the price, but only 2 received and they were not warm enough. You could help yourself to butter and preserves. Pots of tea are small, not full to the top and poor value. This time, the staff did at least agree to top up the empty pot with hot water, so my Mum could have an additional (small) cup of tea, however on previous visits, staff had refused to accommodate this simple request. Not hygienic that many of the cakes are in open displays, which means they have likely been contaminated with other customers’ germs. Some cakes are covered, so not sure why they can’t do this with all of them?? Despite a recent refurb, some of the chairs continue to be very uncomfortable to sit on (we swapped some chairs around to ensure we were seated on comfier ones with padding). No offers to use in the cafe, even though we are both Privilege Members - it wouldn’t take much for them to offer a free drink or cake to recognise loyalty as they have done in the past.

Well worth a visit now the whole store has been renovated, loads of bargains with lots of franchises in store, light and spacious and the coffee shop is great , well priced and staff in store and coffee shop are helpful and freindly, perfect location just off junction 10 m6. Get bonus discounts with the App.

Gemma M. immediately sorted my query, was happy to help and generally customer orientated, super friendly as well as supporting a new member on the till and looking after the rest of the team so they were ready for the morning customer rush - great job.

Really not a great experience. Staff can be ignorant. Prices are ridiculous, and the food on offer isn't the greatest quality. It's a shame as this coffee shop used to be brilliant. I wish it could go back to the way it was.

This has really gone downhill. Firstly, the selection of tables and chairs since they have had a refurb. There are lots of large tables to dine at for 6 or more, probably encouraging you to share. Nobody wants to! Then the food, overpriced quiche and soggy brown salad... the soup comes in extra large bowls with a tiny price of bread, but is watery. We won't be going again!

The restaurant has gone down hill considerably . The choice of food on offer is very limited, of very poor quality and is very overpriced. Some of the cafe staff are helpful, others miserable and can barely acknowledge you or even say thankyou once you have paid. What is going on? Come on people, sort yourselves out. It’s upsetting to see people (usually elderly) spending their hard earned money on low quality, low grade food. You need to step up and start implementing better quality and better service for your customers as trust me the coach trips ferrying in customers to you will stop.

Whilst the staff were trying their hardest the actual geographical organisation was very poor All we wanted was a hot drink, they had just one person struggling behind a screen. It was 11.00 am the store was not busy but the queue for the drinks stretched beyond the first fridge. Fellow customers ordered teacakes which were cold when they finally got drinks Coffee machine failed so changed my order to tea. Also noted the there was soup but this was not labeled so customers had to lift covers to find what flavours So overall very poor and won't bother next time as it just takes too long

Visit to Boundary Mills Walsall today. Went BB’s for lunch, as we had done many times in the past. The cafe has recently been refurbished but there is something missing it’s a big sign on the entrance saying “people in wheelchairs not welcome”. There are no longer tables for wheelchairs users and the new tables are not wheelchair friendly furthermore it’s impossible to get to the tables in the middle or at the back because not enough room has been left for access. We were lucky enough to get a table at the front but I had to turn my wheelchair sideways on in order to eat my sandwich. I felt very unwelcome there today and won’t be returning anytime soon .

Visited this place while shopping at boundary Mill. We had a toasted teacake each there was very few choices before 11.30am. The coffee was barely warm. Poor choice of sandwiches cakes all on display but not covered. Overall not a great place for food and drinks. Was expecting better as all the hype about the refurbishment and new menu. Need to start doing paninis and toasties.

The ridiculously high price of a coffee in this place is an absolute disgrace. Having bought a coffee, then also a latte which was a pound extra , both served in what I can only describe as a mini-mug, this mug won’t get caught again. Extortion.

They have just refurbished this cafe. All very nice & overdue but they have doubled the price of drinks & halved the mug size. Two gulps & it’s gone. everyone around us was moaning. Shame on you. Wont be returning.

We were trying to decide which cakes to buy today and the very lovely server said the Sticky Toffee Cake was always a hit. I think her name was Amanda. We chose that and a slice of Lemon Cake. Both cakes were very tasty. Yes the tea and coffee cups are a little small but that's not the staff's fault! Both our drinks tasted very nice.

Only had a drink, thank goodness! That was enough. The list of criticisms is long: 1. Cakes & pastries are all uncovered & I saw customers coughing & sneezing over them. 2. Tea (& coffee) comes only in miniscule cups. No saucers, no option for a pot or of a larger cup or mug. 3. I had to wait for about 5 mins whilst the guy making drinks served other customers-he was also on the till. By that time my (miniscule) drinks had gone cold. When I said 'please can I pay?', he was rude. NEVER AGAIN!! The only positive I can think of is that I don't have to go back!

Two unproffesional women hostile not helpful at all elder one shouted at me saying sorry I can’t help you then proceeded to shout WHATEVER … her junior decided to cry because I said her customer service left a lot to be desired utter embarrassing for the brand

Really gone down hill, will not visit again. Used to be a good meal and a nice treat in the middle of shopping but have been twice recently and seriously disappointed. Ordered a jacket and chicken tikka with a black coffee today and left it all. P poor sorry. Watery coffee and food I wouldn’t eat.

Not a great cafe experience. A section of the cafe was closed for cleaning yet no one was cleaning it! When we tried to sit down at one of the tables we were rudely told by a member of staff we couldn’t sit there, yet other customers were sat in the area. There was only tea and filter coffee available for hot drinks, not hot chocolate or cappuccino etc-no water in the machine apparently. Also some advice please keep cakes covered. Very off putting seeing them uncovered. Cream doughnuts and apple turnovers left uncovered. Not very appetising or hygenic!

Visited bb’s coffee shop in Colne today. Bought a sandwich labelled crab and prawn which cost £4.75 and when I bit into it I soon realised it was crab stick not crab meat and I was lucky if I got 2 prawns cut up into bits. On reading the label at the back it read crab flavoured surimi fish flakes in simple terms crab sticks which are not crab at all. The manager came to speak to me and said they are currently looking at labelling and that this particular sandwich was very popular and around 3500 have been sold. That’s fine but doesn’t mean these people enjoyed them, and why if they know there’s a problem with the labelling are they still on sale. I could get a smoked salmon sandwich for less than that. Definitely won’t be going back.

the experience was awful, shouted at by an assistant,because i had my basket with me, [i told her i would not be spoken to like that.] i asked to speak to the manager she said she would get them.15 min later i went to the till and asked for the manager,.....not in today......2 of the centre managers where called, i explained what had happened,they appolagised,and said she had just come back to work after a heart attack, [ i am undergoing treatment for cancer] SO IF YOU WANT TO BE INSULTED GO TO BBsCOFFEE SHOP.

Love Boundary Mill, been going to the Colne Store since it opened many many years ago. Always visit the Walsall Store when I’m staying at my daughter’s who lives close by. Visited on Monday 1st November, bought lots of lovely things. Went into the Restaurant for something to eat and drink, but so disappointed when we took our tray to the table. We had lovely sandwiches and cake, and two teapots full of water (well off the boil by that time, as we were unaware), and two dry teabags in a pot mug with the milk & sugar. If this is some new rule related to Covid, it is just ridiculous. You cannot make a pot of tea by dropping a tea bag in less than boiling water, it just does not work. Totally ruined our lunch. So disappointed and really hope this rule came from a Kitchen employee, and not from Management. If it came from Management, then they really have lost the plot. A pot of tea, should be just that. Not a pot of water, and it should be served with a cup and saucer, not a pot mug.

Today, visited with my wife as visited on many occasions. My wife ordered the soup of the day, paid £2 79p it was so thick she could not eat it so she asked for hot water to thin it out. She was told she had to pay extra for the water!!!! Unbelievable. We will not be shopping there again.

We met up for a coffee and cake and whilst trying to order one member of staff didn't look at us she just said what do you want and carried on putting milk in cups, there's no customer service, felt like walking out but IKEA was too busy. However the lady on till was fantastic, smiling and laughing. Boundary Mill you need to have mystery shoppers in and get rid of the ones with bad customer service

Why are there people walking round the store CARRYING there face masks all staff wearing there's but no one picking the irresponsible idiots up this is one place with the amount of elderly folk you should be more vigilante. I won't be going again this year

Open after Covid but now VERY basic. Quite a cold atmosphere. You need to sign track n trace details before you enter. Gaps between tables. Remaining furniture stacked across the back. Not really very inviting

Had jacket potato was cold . So took it back ld mixed butter in it they took it back bought it back .over micrwaved was solid..was same potato you could tell. l complained got another just has bad.and only small. Other food is way overpriced not eat here again unless it's soup.cakes are so expensive..tea is ok ..

My parents like Bundary Mill so bring them and while here we have a cup tea. Fair enough the hot drinks are priced ok but the cakes /pastries etc are NOT good value at all! Given the majority of visitors are pensioners this doesn't set a very good example!

Its Ok for quick refreshment between shops otherwise don't bother. Prices have gone up and don't represent value for money for the quality of the food. Large coffee although reasonable price is only cup size although you do get a pot of tea which is good value. Cakes are over priced for quality. Usually busy as they have a captive audience the area is pretty basic and uninspiring. Clean although I always think shiny pine tables are not the best as they get sticky. On another note we were disappointed with Boundary Mills which seems to have lost the quality shops and most garments looked as if they had been well looked through - although this may be because it is end of the sale season.

We visit once a month but will cease doing so in the future.We used to enjoy having a browse in the shop and then a nice sandwich and coffee .Its not as cheap as it was which I could have lived with but now I am noticing that there are cost cutting exercises going on with fillings being reduced in the sandwiches.Its was not a one off I might add.It’s now not value for money as it used to be .Good things are always tampered with but it does not always work

My elderly folks like a trip to Boundary Mill so after a good shop with bargains we came in here for a drink and cake. I was quite surprised how expensive the cakes/pastries were to be honest! You'd think you were on the M6 services! Other food items seemed ok. Tables/chairs fairly clean it's just a typical store cafe that isn't really very pleasing on the eye....or wallet.

Restaurant clean and tidy, plenty of tables and high chairs available. Nice variety of food from sweet to savoury and decent hot drinks. Nice place for a pit stop in between shopping! Never fail to stop for a bite to eat!

I had the carrot and coriander soup and a roll which was delicious and my daughter had a jacket potato with cheese and beans. They were both gorgeous. Unfortunately, my husband had a jacket with chilli. I could see as soon as he got it that he wasn't going to enjoy it. The chilli was very thin and tomatoey. He said that it lacked any kind of flavour. Such a shame as that was the first meal at boundary Mill that we didn't enjoy

Only ever one person on the till so the queues back up. Expensive for what you get. I had a jacket potato with chicken curry. Nowhere near enough filling meaning the majority of the potato was dry

I went to Boundary Mill and decided to have lunch at BB's. I am a vegetarian and also don't eat cheese or eggs. There were no sandwiches or croissants available to me as the only meat-free options had either egg or cheese. Jacket potatoes were only available, oddly, between 9.00am and 11.00am and we were there in the afternoon. The only thing available for me was carrot and coriander soup and a roll. I spoke to the manager who asked what I usually have on sandwiches and, on telling her that I have things such as hummus, roasted peppers, olives etc, was told that they couldn't stock such items as they would go to waste because no-one would eat them. She also said that they can't cater for everyone - "I mean you've got vegetarians, vegans AND gluten free" - which I thought was pretty poor coming from the manager of a cafe. I then suggested that next time I would bring my own food and was told that I can't, the reason being that the cafe is offering food (the fact that I can't eat it seems immaterial). The manager said that she would look into it but that costs would prove prohibitive so I am not holding out much hope. When we go to Boundary Mill we usually spend round about £80 to over £100 in the store and to think that I (a) can't expect to have anything that I can eat in the cafe and (b) am not allowed to take my own to eat, even if I buy a drink in there, is pretty disappointing. This cafe and its manager needs to get with the times otherwise it and Boundary Mill will certainly lose my custom.

Not a very good coffee shop overall, lack of choice of everything and the staff are quite grumpy Too! Don’t bother visiting.

Went to shop the sale and as a free cup of tea or coffee was on offer we went in at 12.

We went at half four. Some things not available on the menu - fair enough. Had a jacket potato x2, drink x3 and a cake.

If you are a member you can have a free drink if you are sent a voucher. The cafe is large and clean. The staff are nice. if you go when is nearly closing time there are a limit amount of food available. It would look better if they condensed the food into one cabinet.

Just wanted to thank the staff in the rug department especially Katrina. Her customer service was excellent in obtaining a rug for us. She called me when she said she would on both occasions. Very happy customers

After been worked to the ground they replaced me after been promised they would keep me on didnt tell me they ended contract handed me a Router with no hours then i found out broke down in the store and got asked to leave terrible place to work under paid over worked don't work here dont its horrible 30 min break for 7 8 hour shifts also promised all this and received nothing some staff are nice included sue

Busy cafe, friendly staff. Quite a good choice of sandwiches and cakes. Jacket potato was hot, good sized and plenty of filling.

It's a busy coffee shop. There is a good selection of food at lunch time. Enjoy a meal or a snack in between shopping.

Good choice and good value for money whilst shopping. Polite staff also even under pressure of being a busy day.

I ordered a jacket potato for lunch, it came with a side salad. The salad contained a few bits of lettuce one tiny slice of tomato and a slice of cucumber. The potato looked grey inside, the member of staff serving me put accidentally 2 bits of tomato on the plate so she removed 1bit because you are only allowed 1 slice. When I tried to cut the potato the skin was so hard and burned from overcooking in a microwave. Maybe they had some left from the previous day and reheated it. I will never eat there again.

Stood waiting at hot food counter for ten minutes and nobody served . 2 staff standing at till but nobody to serve ??

Visited here as a part of four adults wish we hadn't a total waste of money.

Went for a drink in between shopping. Ordered 2 large coffees. Received 2 mugs that were no bigger than a childs small beaker. Asked to see the regular size and were appalled as it is smaller than a normal tea cup. Very poor value as is the soup which we saw people buying, not enough to give a child Only good thing to comment on was the place was clean and tidy with plenty of tables.

Ok so,I’ve read a lot of criticism of this place so for balance here goes,it’s a coffee shop that serves food and the basic food is ok,a sandwich (toasted or not) a toasted tea cake a scone with a coffee,a bowl of soup all are good as an add on to having a day or half a day at the store,I haven’t tried the Sunday lunch so I can’t comment though it looks really nice,the real attraction is the store where you get some real bargains,quality clothing,bedding electronics,cookware shoes and so on at really good prices and sign up and you get an extra 10 per cent off at sale time and the staff that work their are so helpful and friendly so as an whole it’s good,give it a try

Have been here several times, but this time rather disappointed. The clothes are cramped in and very difficult to walk around with a trolley. The restaurant is now dated and a poor selection of dishes, coffee was not good.

This cafe needs a total revamp,not just the tired old fashioned pine tables & chairs.The food was just as lacklustre too.A very uninspired menu,of jacket potatoes salads and soup.My friend and i joined the queue until we saw what was on offer.We just had two cups of tea,it took the person serving 3 attempts at finding a clean cup !!

We decided to go to Boundary Mill and have tea in the coffee shop. We checked the opening times and it was open. When we arrived. There was only one scone four or five sandwiches. We asked for a jacket potato and turkey roll. We were told that they had soup. On checking the soup we saw one dryed up container and the second was dry except for a small amount in the bottom that was guppy and was not a portion. We asked what was available. Nothing was the reply the kitchen is closed even though the kitchen was full of staff and the cafe should be serving food for another 45 minutes. We had to travel to a restaurant for some food.

Always visit the Coffee Shop on my outing to Boundary Mills. You need a rest for getting around all the different departments. Always a great place to visit especially for the hubby who is bored and prefers to do a crossword or two with a cuppa.

Slice of cake and a filter coffee each before we tackle the store - and it's supplied free because we're loyal customers! And why wouldn't we be when there is so often an extra discount to be had and there's always a great selection. Recommended!

Upon traveling over 40miles to your store how disappointed I was I have meet a bunch of miserable people in all my life your store is not kiddie friendly at all. If any of your staff could crack a smile or even say hello . ... I think a bit of staff training wouldn't go a stray you call your self a family run business that would be a miss print. ......

We have tried BBs in Colne before and haven't been impressed. We stopped here for the free tea and coffee after visiting the store and decided to get something to eat as well. We opted for the soup: tomato & basil and sweet potato & Butternut squash each. This came with a bread roll and was delicious. Only £2.49 each! Plenty of clean tables to chose from and condiments well supplied. Staff were attentive and cleaning tables. Will visit again.

We stopped for a bit of retail therapy and decided to have lunch, it was a great choice with the meals served in a heart

I went with my husband this morning to the Walsall Store to look in the sale for luggage cases with a TSA lock. . Two assistants namely Debbie and Rafia were so friendly and helpful explaining the difference in the makes of cases and in helping us to chose which ones to have and also explaining and showing us how the TSA locks worked. They also explained how the 10% and extra 15% discount worked off the price of the cases. Altogether a very pleasant and shopping experience.

Took a party of residents from Rashwood Care Home for a shopping experience.

Boundary mill breakfast - should have gone to IKEA

This is a reasonable, quality place to eat whilst shopping. The overall experience is as you would expect from a store. Good food, reasonable price for a lunch time snack. The shop itself is excellent.

Boundary Mill is ideal if you're in the mood to browse through lots of racks of clothes & shoes & handbags! Over recent months there appears to be more floor staff and the displays are better presented. Excellent kitchen section and nice quality gifts. Give yourself time to find a bargain. We went late on a Sunday afternoon and missed the rush. The till points are always very busy but moved quickly. Large cafe serving usual fare we had a lot of tea for two costing less than £2. Plenty of free parking and only five minutes from junction 10 of the M6.

the lady on the bedding was fantastic really helpful.. lots of staff on the shop floor.. get to the till...... this is where it all goes wrong, 3 people serving on the till and the queue was 20 deep.... get to the my item hadnt got a barcode so I waiting 10 minutes for a barcode to be told I can't get the extra 10% OFF as I hadn't got my card even though I showed her the email... i left over £270 worth of bedding and walked out.. 45 minutes in the queue and waiting for a barcode and the that service at the till.... i have 1 star as the lady with the short blond hair was amazing

Exhausted from walking round with my wife, we had a break and a coffee and piece of cake, after that sit down and nice coffee we were ready for round 2 of the shopping trip.

Went for a wallet for my husband and bed spread which we got and very cheap prices so would go...

Fuimos a la venta que promocionan. Llegamos a las 10. 00 horario de apertura. La ropa damas parecía como si hubieran sido tirado en racks. La mayoría parecía que había sido comprado para la venta. Los precios no tenía realmente fracasar desde mi última visita...

Es un poco caro para el té de la tarde y las tartas dulces parecen ser increíble. A lo mejor es cosa mía! Sin embargo, entorno decente y un personal amable.

Fuimos a la cafetería, había perdido el almuerzo. Presentación muy bonita de comida con la mayoría de las mesas limpias y vajilla gratis. Obviamente no es un restaurante de clase alta, pero en algún lugar para una primera brecha 'aperitivo. El personal era amable y simpático, así recomendado para lo que es.

Buen día de compras, hay un montón de opción más para las personas de edad, (el rango de ropa). Mucho más que una buena selección de regalos y ropa ropa, kitchenalia. La cafetería sirve comida caliente bocadillos fríos. Si te unes a usted obtener actualizaciones con notificaciones de eventos de ventas con ofertas especiales de descuento del 10%.

My family go to boundary mills at least twice per month primarily for a few hours out ,the shop is fine and reasonable but our prime aim is to have a sandwich etc at very reasonable prices and then a mooch in the shop thereafter where we always buy something .Problem is lately prices are increasing rapidly in the cafe so we no longer have the desire to visit the complex so much .Hope someone else shares my opinion

My wife and I started coming here a couple of years ago. We have since bought lots of clothes and shoes (my wife has anyway) and found them to be of good quality. The staff are very friendly and helpful and certainly deserve a mention. Without them it would be a completely different store. They make it happen. Just wish they would make the book section bigger!

My husband and I visited boundary mill last Saturday as we have seen it advertised on the Tv,yes there are lots of different items under one roof which is good but as my husband pointed out he thought it mainly catered for women which is probably true,it was so easy to get to as just being off junction 10 would go there again perhaps near Christmas to get gifts

Came for Tea and cakes. They do serve other hot/cold food. staff are friendly, the cafe itself is really clean. Child friendly

Needed a cuppa and a meal after spending morning shopping, The range was good with both hot and cold available and served fairly quickly. Seating not very comfortable and had the impression more of a works canteen than a restaurant. Quite expensive for what we had.

We pop top this store once or twice a year as the selection is wonderful and the prices are often greatly reduced.We always make a point of getting there early in order to enjoy a freshly cooked and substantial breakfast in the light and airy restaurant. Lovely and tasty and hot and extremely good value. Super pot of tea and gorgeous Mocha coffee..Highly recommended.

I went here to do a spot of shopping on a week night and at the time there was an offer of free cheese, biscuits and wine at the restaurant - so thought why not indulge.Only to be amazed how poor the service was as quality of the food was lovely and very filling and good portions considering it was complimentary. Unfortunately as we arrived a little later there was not any wine left, however there was orange juice available. Went to ask for a little more orange juice and was told cant have anymore and told not to touch the dispenser and the waitress got quite uptight and was no need. Another waitress that worked there came over with a glass of orange juice and said sorry for what had happened. No apology off the other one, was appalled by the service and attitude of the woman, will not be returning!!!

Boundary Mills itself seems to be a place where things are different, often quite pricey and yet for certain things seem excellent value, and usually worth a visit.We nearly always use the cafe as we travel 30 miles to reach the store, and it is very convenient for that reason. Despite the captive audience, it is high priced for what you get, but not too high to avoid going there at all.The cafe seats about 150 people on over 40 tables, I've not seen one that can take more than 4 per table not have I seen tables moved together either. It is generally light and airy, very friendly and the landscape photo at the end is awesome. The wall mirrors are sold in store and I'd be happy if they replaced the tv fashion slideshow with latest offers and bargains in store that day. Captive audience, use it!The cutlery is ok but could be cleaner, the speed of service was ok for food delivery.We visited Saturday mid-afternoon. The food choice was poor, potatoes were 30-45 minutes away, salad options turned out to be limited as we asked for the gala pie to be told they had none. The soup was dried out, I don't know how they could sell it.Then the drinks, we had to wait over 10 minutes to be served our drinks and to pay, the food arrived quicker!I've never been a great fan of their tea or coffee, certainly room to improve.Overall, it is a department store type cafe but really is not special nor different. With the store offering a unique shopping experience it would be great if that could extend to the cafe also.

I had read the reviews on this place before we entered and most people seemed to think it good value and overall a good experience. We are not from the West Midlands but if this is the cost of what people pay for clothes down here - then good luck - you should visit Liverpool and obtain some real quality value.We did make some purchases in the store but it just reminded me of a "Warehouse Type" environment with racks and racks of things placed everywhere. Space was a premium and moving around with a trolley was an experience in itself - taking extra care not to knock anything over. Bedding on offer (Sale) was good value for money - most other things had some ludicrous RRP with supposedly massive discounts off the RRP. Do not know were they obtained the RRP prices from but quite clearly "Overpriced". We did spend around 1 hour 15 minutes but at least 15 of those minutes was avoiding bumping into things - very cluttered.

The store itself has a wide range of goods, and takes a while to visit. This restaurant is useful for a Tea/Coffee and snack whilst here. It's pretty much the same as most self-service places, and can get really busy at times.

Good selection of clothes ànd other merchandise all under one roof also a fine cafe with a good selection food on sale

this shopping area is for the whole family,but is easy with car as parking is there,also you are able to go to pictures if you wish as its got that next door

Boundary mill is very local to me so handy to pop into. Has got all the well known labels if you love to shop. I only go when there is a promotion on so enjoy the free cup of tea on offer in Bennys coffee shop!

We had been before and as we were staying quite near by, decided to have another look. Plenty of bargains to be had with some extra discounts on luggage, clothing etc. Had a nice pot of tea in the cafe. Plenty of parking. Shame M&S are no longer there. Would recommend if in the area.

This can be extremely busy and the tables are quite close together to maximise on the space. The prices look OK - had bacon and egg sandwich and not good value - more bread than meat. Coffee seems super reasonable at 99p BUT it is brown but has no taste at all. No fresh milk just UHT tubs. Not the bargains that you get in the shopping side.

Mom in Law had worked there for a year, plus as a coach tour driver my colleagues had said it was a good stop gap or day out for passengers. It looks tiny from the outside, but inside its massive. I don't know how they can call it a day trip unless you have a load of undecisive shoppers. 4-5 hours inc lunch is all i could take.

Had lunch here following a shopping trip. Although some of the meals you think they were good value. It is not until they are served. We had a Meat filled Yorkshire- this had a small piece of the thinnest slice of meat you've ever seen! The Tuna jacket potato was ok but the coleslaw was overly charged in my opinion (i dollop for 99p!)

One hot meal made in store and run out by 5pm, shop open till 10 pm, other food are snacks but vastly overpriced, 4 pound for a sandwich, over 3 pounds for soup then you've got drinks on top. If you are heading here I wudnt rely on the cafe unless you happy spending money for not alot

We stopped here whilst on a long journey, so the café was a welcome interval. BBs Coffee shop sold a wide selection of sandwiches and hot meals at a reasonable price. Unfortunately the daily special had sold out but we enjoyed our food nevertheless. The cakes made a nice treat too! The shop itself is similar to the flagship store in Colne and has both clothing and homeware. Overall a good day out and some bargains to be had!

This gives shoppers an opportunity for a respite from the shopping. There is a fairly good choice of food and drinks, but some of the prices are a little steep. The actual shop has a great range of clothes and household items at reasonable prices - well worth a visit.

Okay as a stop going from Scotland to Frome but very much like a brick a brac store - if prepared to look there are some good bargains to be had. Not for me and would have liked more food options

Called in here on our way to Manchester. Big store with plenty of variety, although M & S has now disappeared which is a shame.Many of the offers are for older style stock and other items are not really mill prices.The restaurant is just passable.

Great to browse around and shop but the lasagna today was very disappointing. One small sheet of lasagna with tasteless mince.I've eaten here before and had the shepherds pie which totally delivered.

Went to boundary mill today . Very easy to get to , had a nice time browsing . Lots of different designers . Had lunch in the restaurant , was very nice and reasonably priced only had soup and sandwich but it was good . We will certainly return at some stage .

Great place to visit just off the motorway junction. Good range of different items especially clothes, easy parking and a decent restaurant. Prices quite competitive.

Obviously as it is in the outlet it doesn't open until 10 am, but ordered 2 full English breakfasts (think £5.99 each). Freshly cooked, good standard breakfast. Plenty of room in restaurant, lots of drinks to choose from. Good friendly service.

We never pay full price for anything - what's the point when you have places like this to shop! Lots of labels, ends of lines mostly with huge discounts. You could easily spend a whole day here and I have often. Not only clothes but kitchenware, household, shoes, gifts, luggage and handbags, cards and gift wrap - terrific savings and quality, you just need time to browse. The cafe is good too, a perfect place to stop and rest your feet and have a cup of tea. Register and go on their mailing list then you get priority notice of sales, special evenings, and free tea/coffee. Good free parking.

My friend and I came to boundary mill shopping on Friday 13th November. We decided to eat lunch in the restaurant and were very very disappointed.We both had the special, which was cottage pie. When we placed our order there were two dishes of cottage pie sitting on the counter, they were not being kept warm and were not in chaffing dishes as required by food hygiene.I think we must been served those two dishes of cottage pie as they were both barely warm and served with overcooked vegetables. All totally unappetizing.

Decent meal while you are shopping here.Choice a bit limited, but afternoon tea is fair.Good cup of tea.

For a cafe within a department store I couldn't' fault it. It is self serve. There are plenty of tables which are cleared quickly. The staff are friendly and efficient. The food is lovely, ranging from snacks to sandwiches, jacket potatoes and soup to cakes.

I love my regular visits to boundary mills for shopping, but the restaurant experience always ruins the day ! Cheap and Nasty tables with the most uncomfortable chairs known to man ! Old fashioned uniforms make the staff look frumpy and uncared for and the attitude of some is so rude. Considering a large number of older customers shop here , comfort and food manners would be most welcomed by all I'm sure. Shop and go elsewhere for lunch then go back if need be ! ***** quality of food is actually quite good though it has to be said, just not where you'd want to eat it ! ****