Mander Centre

Doesn't really look too promising until you get inside and see what a great selection of shops there are. Good transport links, so convenient for anyone in the West Midlands to visit. Visited on a weekday so found it not overly crowded.

I used to work in here and in the years since I moved on they have really polished the place up nicely. Good range of shops, very clean too. I particularly liked to see the arcade machines with the retro games available to play. I can see myself nipping in for a few rounds of Street fighter 2 when I've finished my uni lectures for the day!

Nice shopping centre with a good selection of shops inside.
Has a mixture of commercial retail shops as well as places to eat.
Toilets and centre very clean.
Bus stops as well as bus station are just around the corner. Also there are plenty of shops and stalls on the high street adjacent to the shopping centre.

Nice enough shopping centre, very clean and a good selection of shops inside.
One end is more commercial retail shops whereas the other is more a “Market” type feel.
Toilets and centre very clean.
Bus stops just around the corner and plenty of shops and stalls on the high street adjacent to the shopping centre.

im so disappointed with what the mander Centre has become. Tesco should of stayed where it was. I miss the old mander Centre Its now become a shadow of its former self why ruin a once beautiful plesent shopping centre the heart of the centre has been ripped out. The pictures below are when I loved the mander Centre it should of stayed like this as it was at its best like this. Lots of shops a beautiful decor and my favourite fountain. If only it still looked like this now 😔😢

I mean the effort to try and make it look good is there in some parts... but there is a dilapidated feel to parts of town now which makes it feel less varied in terms of choice and or appeal to visitors. But it's nice they're trying!

It's an improved space compared to what it used to be, still lacking as far a other shopping centres go. The council must've realised no on wants to spend money in only £1 shops. Hopefully they'll be able to get more people in to shop locally. Maybe a cut in the rent and rates would see a greater improvement.

OK if you don't want to buy clothes, shoes or anything worth more than £10.00. Loads of coffee shops but no up market stores. Its a shame our council has sold us down the river with our shopping centre. Still if you own a bike you can have your very own cycle lanes all over the city, because I've never seen anyone use them yet. We'll done our so called councillors.