Slim Chickens Cheshire Oaks in Cheshire West and Chester

There are not many brands, but they can still satisfy your shopping desire.

Nice for a wander around the shops. Was quiet this afternoon. Exclusive shops and some chains. I like Tog 24 , Crocs and Adidas. Although Adidas doesn’t have much in 2XL size. Easy to get to and good parking , and dog friendly The toilets were very clean and well maintained.

A country-style outlet mall. It's very comfortable to walk around.

I had an incredible time at Cheshire Oaks during my UK trip.it was really a shopper's paradise. I spent the entire day at the gigantic outlet, which is well designed with open-air promenades, trendy storefronts, and a peaceful, inviting ambiance. I shopped a lot from some of my favorite international brands such as Nike, Adidas, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, and Coach. The discounts were incredible, and it was wonderful to grab luxury products at such affordable prices. From designer handbags and perfumes to sports wear and everyday essentials, the store had it all under one roof, and I ended up with more bags than I'd intended.One of the biggest delights of my visit was the Sky Trolley Ride a serene, scenic tour that provides a bird's-eye perspective of the entire outlet. It was so much fun and soothing to be able to get out of shopping and just sit and enjoy the views. The kids loved it as well. Talking of children, the children's play zone at Cheshire Oaks was brilliant. It was well-designed, clean, and safe, providing a place where little ones could play while their parents relaxed or took turns to shop around local stores. It truly made the day worthwhile for the entire family.There were also ample dining facilities, ranging from known favorites such as Wagamama and Pizza Express to coffee houses such as Starbucks and Costa. We had lunch at one of the food courts and later indulged in some Krispy Kreme doughnuts as a dessert. Parking was also free and not difficult to come by, and all was extremely accessible even with a pram. The staff in the shops were friendly and helpful, and the entire outlet seemed well-planned and visitor-oriented.

Busy but good. Managed to find a car parking space quickly. Shops not as busy as the mall looked.

Probably a 3-star visit for me. Went expecting to find some proper deals, but honestly couldn’t find much that stood out. Most of the stuff was still around £40–£50, which isn’t exactly a bargain for an outlet. It’s a nice place to walk around, clean and well laid out, but if you’re going for big savings, don’t get your hopes up.

Commercial hell hole , crowded , busy walked about for a bit , couldn't find anything interesting . Whoever this place is for , we'll, it ain't me .

Great meeting up spot for food and browsing

Great place to shop or eat. There's something for every budget

We visit every time we visit England. A good day out and lots of shops to browse and buy!

Lots of shops. Easy access. Food outlets.

Lots of designer shop with lots of bargains to be had, also plenty of food outlets, even though it was a bank holiday weekend, there was plenty of free parking, and the whole complex was very clean, except around the McDonalds outlet by the children covered park area.

Selection of designer shops, plenty of coffee shops and places to eat

Good selection of stores Well layed out Ample parking and some nice places to eat. Overall clean well looked after center .

Of you've not been that good, and you're worried about what becomes of you in the afterlife, take a visit here. It is the closest thing to purgatory you get in this world.

Everything you could want or need from an outlet.

OK, but wet on day with rain so could have been better.

Huge shopping centre with parking. Very inadequate signage which was disappointing. Store prices ok on the whole, but a little surprising. I was quite surprised at the "couldn't care less" attitude of many of the shop's staff.

It's changed a lot over the years but it is as popular as ever. There is plenty of parking if you don't mind a walk. Traffic can be very slow. There are plenty of food outlets and toilets 🚻 plenty of benches if you need a break. It's a good day out. Plenty of bargains to be had. Something for everyone.

Love this shopping centre, I can get almost everything I came for here, plenty of cafes to stop at while your shopping

Its a nice place, like a little village. You can easily spend the whole day there. The toilets are extrem clean, nice smell, beautiful. There are many restaurants and playing area as well. I would not say, you can save a fortune there, but maybe you can grab a deal be and have fun.

Really like Cheshire Oaks, seemed to be a bit expensive this visit and was less choice in some of the shops. Very disappointed to find that Lakeland Leather is closing down and moving to Chester, I rarely failed to purchase something from here.

Good parking excellent variety of shops

Easy to walk and find shops. Bought a few things at good prices. Best value was Next for what I needed. Timberland was also ok.

This place is getting bit worse, every time I visit and now I just try to avoid it. Less and less good brands replaced by some kind of semi-known shops.

Great variety of brands, well laid out. Fair few restaurants choices and free parking

Food variety of stores. Something for everyone. Don't be fooled into thinking everything is a bargain, though.

Excellent outlet with a great variety of shops.

Always a fun day out with the family!

Lovely place with lots of discounts

A good place to do branded shopping in close proximity.

Grand shopping outlet with most of the well known brands. there are also coffeshoos restaurants and toilets. you will need at least a few hours to visi all shops.

All is lovely apart from one aspect, I have had given a Cheshire Oaks voucher by my hubby and struggled to spend it due to the fact that some shops do not accept them 😡 Very disappointing ☹️

Cheshire Oaks: Where Luxury Meets Lay-Bys and Everyone’s in Lycra Cheshire Oaks is what would happen if someone tried to recreate Milan Fashion Week using Greggs sausage rolls and outlet trainers. It’s a temple to consumerism, built somewhere between the M53 and a Premier Inn, where you can get a half-price Michael Kors handbag and a full-price parking ticket if you don’t move your car every two hours. Walk past the Mountain Warehouse, where everyone pretends they’re going on a big hike tomorrow, but really just want the thrill of wearing a fleece in public. You’ll also see some poor soul buying a camping stove, like they’re heading for the Scottish Highlands when really they’re just doing the weekly shop at Marks & Spencer. The layout is a maze of sportswear and overpriced gadgets, with the occasional fancy boutique—you know, for when you fancy a £200 coat that looks like it was made from recycled parachutes. And then there’s the food court, which is basically an oasis of calories—the McDonald’s is a pilgrimage spot, the KFC just next door, and then, of course, that one Asian street food stall that nobody can quite figure out but feels super “exotic” at the time. But the true joy of Cheshire Oaks isn’t the shopping. It’s the people-watching. You’ll catch glimpses of grandparents clearly too polite to leave after they’ve bought three pairs of size 10 Crocs, or young couples navigating their existential crises over a Starbucks. And don’t forget the army of teenagers trying on £80 shoes while discussing which TikTok dance move they’ll do next. It’s all wonderfully, awkwardly, predictably British. It’s oddly comforting, really. You know you’re never going to buy that £400 jacket from Hugo Boss, but somehow you feel like a better person for looking at it for 15 minutes before heading straight for the bargain bin at The Body Shop. So, if you want to pretend you’re on a shopping spree without actually buying anything and somehow end up spending £30 on candles from Yankee, Cheshire Oaks is your spiritual home. And honestly? It’s probably the closest you’ll get to a weekend getaway without leaving the county.

Fantastic place to go shopping.

A fantastic place to get some great deals on normally expensive branded products.

Really like coming here - plenty of choice from the range of shops

High-quality retail therapy with lots of eateries. Can get really busy, not able to walk in a straight line busy. Wife and daughter love this place and it's not a bad venue to wait outside shop doors. There's a Five Guys so at least dad gets a decent burger.

Great place to find a bargain, they are around.

A spacious place for shopping enthusiasts. All brands are together.

Good service and respectful customer service Highly recommended

Great selection of shops but gets very busy, especially on bank holidays. Plenty of places to eat as well, but worth booking because some places do get busy.

The place is great but when we visited it it was extremely busy but still enjoyable

Great shopping centre loads of choice of shops , cafes eating places and plenty of car parking it does get busy though but that's because it's great 👍

Parking can be a nightmare but every time we have been it’s always been clean and tidy

Great range of shops, as you would expect it gets extremely busy. If you arrive for opening time you normally can get a good hour of relative quiet

A++++ GREAT place for shopping, large selection of stores and eateries for varied tastes. Well worth a visit.

Really gone downhill. Few bargains but the majority is just crap intended for an outlet. Molton Brown, Sunspel, Birkenstock and Docs seemed like their normal quality but Ralph Lauren is a joke. Tshirts are awful and quality of polo's definitely isn't the same. Nike is the worst.

Best shopping ever. Al ways manage to find a few bits and I am a fussy shoper!

Great selection of shops with all the top labels you could want. I'd recommend the multi storey for parking as there is more likely to be a space there.

I went for others, I hate shopping and there's not there for me, no golf shops or sports shops

Such a happy atmosphere. So many shops, all kid-friendly and endless restaurants, all top-notch. Would defo recommend!

Nice place! There's something for everyone

Very busy, plenty of parking and a good variety of shops and restaurants. Needs most of the day to walk around. Difficult for those with limited mobility.

A very clean and tidy outlet. Lots of good shops.

Cheshire Oaks is a solid spot if you’re looking for branded fashion at discounted prices. With over 140 stores, there’s a lot to explore—Nike, Ralph Lauren, Hugo Boss, Michael Kors, and more. The layout is easy to navigate, and the atmosphere is relaxed.

Great choice of shops and restaurants and free parking.

Modest, the options are very few, and the price difference is not worth the trip

Good array of shops at reduced prices

It’s ok, but I have my doubts that you’re getting outlet pricing in most of the shops. Parking can be difficult and the “premium car park” is just a rip-off. Free parking is what allowed places like this to be built and now more and more they’re abandoning it.

Not the same as Eddie rockets in Ireland staff not wearing hairnets when cooking food place very dirty food on floor

Great range of shops. Almost something for everyone.

Not as cheap as it used to ne but I guess that's just a sign of the times, they could do with a bit more security as there were some rather suspect folk about but on the whole a good visit

A large outlet with about 130-150 brands, I suppose maybe even more. Excellent prices and also discounts

Was nice bit pricey for my liking nice day out though

Plenty of parking and very clean. Huge choice of shops to visit. Very pleasant experience.

Been here lots of times shops are great and food places are fantastic and so much choice

Depends on when you go as to what stock they have.

Great walk , good for a family day out

The staff (Jammy and Merissa) were incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. They took the time to assist me and guided me through the options available. Special thanks to them who went above and beyond to ensure I found exactly what I needed. Overall, a great experience. I highly recommend both the product and the team behind it.

Nice day out with kids shopping. Excellent prices. Hot and cold drinks available. Food a bit expensive. Parking facilities available.

A massive place, clean, tidy and safe to walk about. Range and offering is substantial. Great brands and choice.

Great outlet, lots of good bargains to be had . The only downside was that parking was tricky as it was Saturday.

A place to get a bargain. Plus the bonus of free parking!

Well, you're going to need a bit of time to get around this place. Shop after shop after shop. Luckily, the variety is there, and there are food & drink places dotted around for when you start to falter. There are tons of parking spaces around, and luckily, there are digital signs to tell you where they are. Some stores offer some great bargains, some offer more in the way of variety. Please note that a few stores are "card only." Definitely worth spending a few hours there.

Decent outlet location... Good for shopping as it has all the high street shops

OK if you looking for discounted designer wear and Yes there are a lot of new designer stores around the site from my last visit

Apna khana available, salah facilities available near guest services.

Love Cheshire oaks, plenty outlet shops. Child and pet friendly

We often go there on rainy holidays. There is free parking and a covered playground. You can find great deals after New Year!

Free parking, spaces really tight though ,somebody pinged my car door ,not happy ,maybe use the bigger multistorey carpark next time. This was opposite the McDonald's.shops good plenty of choice not any cheaper than normal stores ,thought it was a retail outlet selling lower priced items!

Lovely place to go for high end retail shopping. There are lots of coffee shops but would recomend Gales the obly cafe to see I was disabled and bring my drinks to my table. Will be goIng again

Lots of shops within the outlet, and plenty of parking, although it does fill up early.

Lovely food but expensive small portions ..need about 4 each 😅

There is quite a difference in prices of top brands, an open-air shopping that invites you to walk or shop 😏. There are options and sizes in all brands, which gives you options. (Not all of them, but mostly) There are many food outlets, waiting spaces and access to transportation. It's worth the trip

I really liked visiting here and have both designer brands and high street brands too. Good discounts found however I prefer Bicester village because it’s a lot closer to me than this place

Great retail park loads of shops and eateries and even more bargains especially in the skechers shop

Can be hit and miss depending on what you are looking for. Can also be busy with full parking. But it's great if you drop on a bargain!

Its handy for designer stuff but nothing unique anymore

Definitely one of the best out of Letov in this part of England. prices are cheaper than on the website, I always buy myself more than I need))

Very nice outdoor shopping centre. Very busy. Lots of places to get drinks and snacks.

Got a good deal on a nice suit,from suits direct

Great experience at a lovely Designer Outlet. Will return.

Good selection of shops and restaurants

Good because it is covered and in a circle but stores are like all discount malls just more.

Very good options as regards the stores. Great food options. It was very clean all round including the public toilets. Could do with more outside seating.

Everything you need in a retail park. Plenty of designer shops and food outlets.

Great selection of shops with good parking

Went to sketchers for new shoes a lovely lady called Helen was very helpful really good information

A lot of major high street brands outlets, good eating places, dog friendly, one can enjoy shopping and walking outing.