Bristol Shopping Quarter

Bristol is a very outdated city and the west of England very little green space in the centre and very rude people and very unfriendly and stuck up people there's and very selfish people and dirty place were ever u go and look and bus services is outdated and cost is very costly and very poorly transport there and Bristol and the Southwest is very costly and poor quality shops and and places to rest and get some peace and quiet no nice flowers or plants any were and public loo are outdated and very dirty and very smelling and need new mobile public loo in services for people to use very poor transport systems there and out of date and very rude bus drivers and to many people on the buses and very little spaces to seat and poor quality buses there and to costly for a limited things to do at a fair price Bristol is a big rip off city and the Southwest and not much fun for all age groups to do council and partnership need to wake up and make Bristol and Southwest fair for all it's only for the wealthy and rich and Bristol and Southwest is very out of date in every way wake up Bristol and Southwest your so far behind others city and town's in the UK and drugs and alcohol everywhere u go and dirly smelling people around that not a Frist class city or Southwest no were nice to seat in the city and very poor quality of air and life style and no green space grass in the city's like others city's and town and transport links are very poor and only two bus company for the size of the Southwest that very poor and low standard the city and Southwest should be for who can live and visitors to be proud of the city and Southwest and buildings with guffitt on them every were this look a shambles to buildings in the city and others aeas of Bristol and Southwest it's about time the council's and partnership took responsibility and a stand to fine persons that do this and make them clean the buildings up the damage all over the city and Southwest get out and put this right now and get out of your office and get your hands doing something for the great of Bristol and Southwest not all this talking shop

There is plenty of nice shops available; but there is some shops left empty. But it doesn't disappoint the shopping experience with the empty shops.

Bristol is a great place for shopping, there is a good mix of independent retailers with the usual major retailers situated around Bristol's shopping quarter and nearby Cabot Circus. Oh and there is a Harvey Nichols in Bristol too, bonus!

Good range of shops (price range and variety) and food options; mainly chains, but a few independent coffee shops and local art/product shops.

Quite open spaces with a fairly simple layout and design, and right next to Castle Park, which makes it quite an easy going and pleasant experience for those who don't really enjoy shopping.

Easy access on foot from other parts of town, or by bus, or by driving in (there is a carpark), though if you're driving, you're probably better off going to Cribbs Causeway.

Mainly serves people who live in or close to the city centre, including students; can get fairly busy, though obviously not as busy as somewhere like Oxford Street in London.

A selection of chain shops but no interesting individual shop. Love Boswells cafe on ground floor. For varied, tasty and not expensive.

Not as glamourous as Cabot Circus across the road, but has necessities that cannot be found in Cabot, like the pharmacy.

It's good place for shopping and it has big and cheap car parking

Yeah it's a shopping mall with the usual stuff. Maybe a few shops will be less boring.

Lots of shops a bit run down needs a revamp but generally good