The Mall Bristol

Bristol, Vereinigtes Königreich

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25 Union Gallery Broadmead, Bristol, Vereinigtes Königreich, BS1 3XD
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80 mUnion Street
100 mThe Horsefair
120 mThe Haymarket
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Ortszeit (Bristol) 21:59 Mittwoch, 18. Juni 2025

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Montag 09:00 – 19:00
Dienstag 09:00 – 19:00
Mittwoch 09:00 – 19:00
Donnerstag 09:00 – 20:00
Freitag 09:00 – 19:00
Samstag 09:00 – 19:00
Sonntag 11:00 – 17:00

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Rating des Ortes: 3
Bristol, United Kingdom
Now that Cabot Circus in all its splendour is up and running you’d be tempted to bypass the Mall (also known as the galleries). It is not a beautiful building and it feels very run down. However there are still some key reasons to go here chief of these being it being home to Bristol Ticket Shop and TKMaxx and browse various other shops for presents such as The Pefume Shop, @Moss, Evolution and The Early Learning Centre, It also has a post office which gives me queue fear but the atm outside conversely is never hugely busy. There are enough interesting shops here to keep The Mall busy although the building itself could seriously do with an uplift.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Bristol, United Kingdom
Once known as the Galleries, and still widely referred to by that name by locals, this is a city centre shopping mall on three levels, which includes most of the usual shops. There is a large TK Max on the top floor, which has some great deals on designer clothing. For your literary needs, there is a WH Smith and a really good Waterstones, whilst Boots, Argos and Robert Dyas take care of most household and hygiene products. There are a multitude of places to eat here, ranging from the unhealthy pleasures of Greggs to a super healthy fruit bar called Fruitsticks. The building is glass roofed, making it very open and airy, but looking down at the central floor from the third storey balcony may well give you vertigo! The food court upstairs contains the underappreciated gem, Rice and Noodles, which serves a brilliant bowl of noodle soup, for those who like oriental cuisine and fancy something less stodgy than the offerings from Burger King and Subway on either side.
Rating des Ortes: 2
Bristol, United Kingdom
Before Cabot Circus opened The Mall was the centre point for Bristol. I was ashamed to invite anyone to visit for this reason! It was really small for a main shopping mall, and only has a few decent shops in it. Now that Cabot Circus has opened, most business has relocated and nowadays there seems to be more and more of these tacky, cheap clothes shops popping up inside which all sell the same things.
As Mark very well said, one of the sole uses of The Mall has to be the escalators to the top meaning you don’t have to walk up the stupidly steep hill to Castle Park and St Nicholas Market!
I don’t ever really visit the Mall, only for TK-​Max and the use of their lifts. Press onwards the Cabot Circus in my opinion!
Rating des Ortes: 2
Bristol, United Kingdom
This place is built on the side of a hill leading from Corn Street towards Cabot Circus and when I need to get from Cabot to Park Street for example I use the Mall’s escalators as a way of avoiding the hill. To me, this is it’s sole purpose now.
Before the gloss of Cabot Circus, The Mall was the main shopping centre in Bristol city centre. Which was fairly pathetic for a city this size. It still has your run of the mill chain shops like WHSmiths (which I’m not a fan of) and Waterstones, but it’s only a matter of time before this largely chav invested shopping centre loses these industry giants.
I will be disappointed if this place closes down all together as it will mean I’ll have to walk up the hill. So I hope it holds on in there.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Bristol, United Kingdom
If you’re walking around the shopping centre, a little confused where major players like Boots, WHSmith and Waterstones have got to, it is likely that they will be hidden in the Mall. From some sides (like Castle Park side), the Mall is clearly visible but from others, it’s almost like it isn’t there.
Although the mall is now standing in the shadow of the showy Cabot’s Circus, do give it a chance, cause it’s where all the old favourites are housed. You’ll definitely find yourself in here on the dreaded Christmas Shopping rounds.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Bristol, United Kingdom
When a brand new, shiny modern shopping centre opens, there’s no doubt the old one is going to suffer. Which is what’s happening a bit to the galleries. But I hope that it’s going to bounce back with vengeance, as there’s something that gives the gallery a bit of a charm. Over three levels, it’s a good space, and there’s definitely life in it yet which shouldn’t be defeated by big boy circus over the road. There’s signs of positivity though, with few shops seeming to be suffering and the big chains keeping their branches firmly in their spots. Just as the old shopping centre will suffer immediately, it will also gain business again further down the line when the novelty of the new place has worn off — and I’m sure that’ll be the case with the galleries. A savvy business player may even do well to get in there whilst the rents low and the businesses aren’t flocking back for a space.
Rating des Ortes: 2
Bristol, United Kingdom
Prepare to be confused. The Mall is what used to be called The Galleries. Why the name The Mall is better than The Galleries, I’ve got no idea, and quite where that leaves The Mall shopping centre out in Cribbs, I’m not sure (suffering an identity crisis to go with its Circus-​induced financial crisis, I would suspect).
I walked through here the other day, and it was actually surprisingly busy post– Circus, with no shops boarded up as far as I could see and all the big players (Boots, Smiths, Waterstones) staying put. This isn’t to recommend this massive anachronism, though, which is, let’s face it, something of a ghost town waiting to happen.