Bond Street Chelmsford

John Lewis, Debenhams, Everyman Cinema and a lot of other shops are located on Bond Street.

There is also a fine variety of restaurants, cafes and eateries around.

Bond Street is centrally located in Chelmsford, you can either take a bus or drive. There are multiple car parks on either side of shopping centre so check for parking location for convenient spot.

Fabulous car park, one of the best I've seen. If you leave your car here and go shopping, when you return it's almost always exactly where you left it.
There are lines on the ground, which are about a car's width apart and this is helpful when lining your car up with the other cars (if you drive a range rover you can ignore these lines).
Would park here again.

Really enjoy a visit love John Lewis, a pleasure shopping in Bond st ,no rowdy people, everyone appears well behaved, many choices of shops to browse. Great day out

Love the vibe of this small street with art galleries, a Foyles, Joules, The White Company, Tag, Goldsmiths, John Lewis etc. A few units need to be filled. A GBK would do well here.

A good place to shop in the heart of Chelmsford.

It only loses a star because the car park sensors aren't being maintained, so it can be a pain to find a spot in the (paid for) car park.

Silly things like this when we have to pay a premium to shop here compared to out of town shopping centres should really be taken care of properly.

Lovely place to meander and especially so around Christmas!

Wow. How Chelmsford has changed since lived there 20 yrs ago! Now it truly feels like a city. Great array of shops, lots hustle and bustle and plenty of twinkly lights - I visited at start of December. All the familiar shops are here, it's not sprawling as there are outdoor as well as undercover shopping sections. The Chelmer runs through making a nice area to sit for a moment after the frenzy! Definitely worth a visit.

Chelmsford has changed so much over the years. Bond Street was just a short cut path from Debenhams car park to the High Street. Don't think much of the shops there. Bring back the old shops in the High Street, there was something for everyone.