Marks & Spencer

I really think these other reviewers are shopping at a different store. I never ever get any size I want for any of my family, the stock control is pathetic and I’m always advised to look on the internet. I never see any manager on any floor which I can only assume is to get away from dissatisfied customers. Ever been to returns?
The staff are all over 70 and just really rude. No wonder the place is a shadow of its former self.

This review is predominantly focused on the café situated on the second floor of this M&S. The store itself is akin to any other M&S you’ve stepped foot in; there’s the usual selection of shoes, jewellery (which is actually quite nice this season), underwear, and clothes. There’s currently a sale on in many departments, not that you’d know it by browsing; look for the more jumbled up area and you’ve got yourself a sale.
Now, onto the café. Upstairs, near the toilets, this place gets crazy busy. I mean, queueing busy, which I never really expect from a standard chain café. But then again I suppose this isn’t just any café — it’s an M&S café. We went during breakfast, so headed straight for the pastries. The selection was fine but the majority of items were mislabelled — a bit of a worry for people with allergies maybe? There was a constant beeping noise coming from the kitchen during our visit; we assumed it was an oven signalling the end of a cycle, but how long does it take just to switch it off rather than annoy the customers? Moving on — to payment! The counter for payment also holds a tasty looking selection of cakes and, oh, the antiseptic hand wash? Mm. That’s put me right off my bakewell slice. I know they want to maximise sales but there lovely multi-​level cake display was ruined by this wash. We sat ourselves right in the back corner to avoid the beeping, had our breakfast, and left.
Beep. Beep. Beep.

This M&S is quite a large store, not one of the big outlet stores you get, but big for being in a mall. They have a decent sized grocery store downstairs, a good selection in the shoe department, and a big housewares section.
Make sure to take advantage of their 2 can dine in for £10. It’s a great offer, and much cheaper than a meal out on the town. And often just as tasty!
Also, if you’re hosting a party it is definitely worth coming and getting some ready made food. The staff are all really helpful and there’s a good feeling about the place.

A great branch of Marks and Spencer with a huge range of products. The food court in particular is good, and it’s refreshing to shop in a place that is so spacious and easy to get around. Too many supermarkets are cramming their aisles full of products, so this makes a nice change. Prices are probably higher than average, but so is the quality of their food, so I think it’s reasonable. Definitely a good place to visit if you need to get a bite to eat.

I’ve started to do some of my weekly food shopping here because their prices are starting to undercut the likes of Tesco in some areas. I used to think that they would always be more expensive. Top quality items, but at a cost. Then when I was looking for some chicken pieces recently they had some for sale that undercut Tesco by a large margin. Not a special sale bargain offer or anything, just an everyday price by the looks of it. Also worth taking up their current offer of a meal for 2 for £10. An absolute bargain for anyone.

The Marks and Spencer store in Milton Keynes is huge and spans three floors. It’s well situated at the end of the shopping centre and there’s a huge range of products including food and drink, clothing, home and kitchenware and many more. The clothing isn’t to my taste particularly, I think they still try to appeal to an older audience. However, I occasionally shop for clothes there as I think their suits and office wear is of a good quality and affordable. The other main reason I use the store is for food which is fantastic. However, it is far more expensive than Tesco which is why I try to look out for deals they offer such as ‘dine in for £10′ where they sell a main course, dessert and bottle of wine for £10 (for 2 people).

This M&S is huge and offers food, clothes, electrical items and home furnishings.
The staff are all very polite and helpful and everything is of excellent quality. The customer service is brilliant.
They are more expensive than other places but it is certainly worth it: their food tastes amazing and their clothes will last you a long time. Keep a look out for offers in the press, as there are usually some about.
They also have a restaurant and a quick stop coffee bar, which is all very nice.
This is a really nice and modern M&S and it is an enjoyable place to shop.

M&S is a lovely store, i really like shopping here as it occassionally makes a nice change from shopping at tesco’s.
At this store everything is on one level with little sections but still has everything you need, i recommend trying some cakes from their bakery /​cake counter as they are amazing.
Their buthchers are also very good you can buy sausages and burgers from there that are a very good size and when you cook them the stay the same size and do not shrink.
Staff working here are very friendly.