Deiniol Shopping Centre

Very quiet on a Sunday
Very surprised as other towns we visited were quite busy.
It maybe busier through the week

Seems all high end shops and art galleries and shop fronts not changed there was and art studio where yours clothing used to be

It's like a ghost town, well most of the high street is, they have weird shops too. I don't dislike it tho, it's kinda nice the spookyness

An interesting shopping mall but to recent events over the last 2 years has diminished somewhat...but still there are still some nice shops and phone accessories and top up stores and some nice galleries of local artists to explore...we'll worth a visit.

Tried to pay online for car parking here, impossible. The cash parking machine is really difficult to see the digits due to very poorly lit area. When I tried to pay online, it asked for the numbered code to be entered to identify the location. It kept saying not reconised. Avoid this place if your eyesight is poor

I was there after all shops had closed. I liked that the shopping centre was still open to walk through but would be nice if they had some seating as I don't recall any. I look forward to visiting in opening hours.

I had an issue with the parking at The Deiniol Centre which is run by an independent firm and I could not get hold of them to explain, which really frustrated me.
I did manage to get hold of Kate Jones the manager of The Deiniol Centre and she was FANTASTIC!!, she was so helpful, very efficient and was able to deal with the problem and ultimately resolved the issue, what an asset to the centre 10/10 for Kate, please support the centre it deserves to succeed.

Lots of little independent shops, Pete the Hat Militaria, Studio 9, The Artists, Wild Origins and you can have a reading, booked through the Dead Faeries.