About Plymouth Shopping
Welcome to Plymouth Shopping. We aim to bring you the best in offers, news & events in Plymouth City Centre.
Plymouth Shopping Description
Plymouth City Centre has a fantastic choice of shops as well as tempting mix of cafes, bars and restaurants to recharge your shopping batteries.
Reviews
Pre-owned doesn't have to mean old games! There are two new releases in stock on Xbox One at Nerds Entertainment.
Check out the huge range of fabrics at Habadashery!
Black Ops 4 may be due out soon, but why not fill the time with BO3 for only 14.99 at Tech Outlet?
Who's excited to see Tom Hardy as Venom? Comics in stock at The Hive Mind Plymouth!
Tea and Coffee House is back open again, with lots of new items including rare herbal teas.
Who fancies fish fingers for dinner… Or dessert? Retros here inside Plymouth Market.
We love this handmade bag from Apricot Stone.
A different kind of classic! Don't miss the Wordsworth Editions of the timeless novels at the bookstall.
New in at Slippers - Plymouth City Market, novelty Slippers!
Have you booked your tickets to Devcon Plymouth yet?
You'll find a gorgeous range of gifts, perfect for Christmas at Skinny Dip. 🎁
Heading on holiday soon? This Roxy canvas sun seeker bag is perfect for those beach days! Get yours from Mango Surfing.
Take a look at Theatre Royal Plymouth's great range of shows! https://bit.ly/2yAQB84
New Ironlak acrylic resin pray paint stand in store at The Art Side. 🎨
Sundays were made for shopping! Plan your visit here: http://bit.ly/2prybUa
New pre built gaming pcs are available at Computer Base, save the hassle of assembling them yourself and get the guarantee of compatibility and performance.
Peter Gortons second food demo of the day at The West End Food Fayre.
City College Plymouth food demo in Plymouth Market at the West End Food Fayre.
The West End Food Fayre is open until 4pm today. There is still plenty to see, try & buy. Head down to Frankfurt Gate to come see fun for all the family!
Plymouth needs some life put into its retain industry. If Hull, Coventry and Birmingham can do it why can't Plymouth?
The city centre is in dire need of some proper, professional management. Its poorly promoted and poorly laid out with no or little quality events to attract people. The Barbican and Ebrington Street is the exception with a lively vibe and great little bars and shops.
Once you leave Drake Circus most of the city centre is dead. Why would pound shops and charity shops attract people out of the mall?
As usual, town is absolutely awful. Same old stalls and same food outlets set up by the sundial. There is no Christmas spirit and how long has that rubbish child's merrygo ride been by the sundial, at least get something new in. Who ever is in charge of organising festivities or general promotion of our city really need to visit Exeter and places alike. Our city for shopping is appalling.
Why not let empty units be used by business's rent free for the first year to get them in.