Midsummer Place Shopping Centre

Midsummer Place is the Fashion Quarter for a reason it’s got all the best shops in MK

My one niggle about the Midsummer Place is the fact that you have to brave the elements to get to it from the rest of the mall. Once you get into the shopping proper area it tends to warm up a bit, but still, the shock is a bit frustrating.
That being said, some of the better food places and fashion stores are in this section. If you’ve always ignored it before I highly recommend you make a stop here next time. You may be surprised at the variety.
There’s also another starbucks here with a much shorter queue! Great for those with an urgent coffee hankering!

Midsummer Place, is a new addition and is right next to centre: mk.
there are not as many shops here, but my favourite just has to be Punkyfish!
midsummer place has most of the places to grab food.

Midsummer Place is the ‘new’ bit of the shopping centre. It is not too bad but suffers from far too many clothes stores if you ask me. When it first opened I was looking forward to seeing some different stores but that was not the case.
My son however loves Midsummer Place as it has the Frog Clock outside Debenhams. This is a big clock with a frog that blows bubbles and plays music every half hour. You can tell it is about to start as there are usually crowds of parents, children, and buggies waiting!

Midsummer place shopping centre extends the centre: MK and offers a new variety of shops. This houses the more expensive brands as well as some cheaper shops, such as H&M and Sports World.
It is technically outside but there is a cover over it and it is very warm once you get inside — but it can be a shock from the centre: MK.
There are a number of cafes here also and a couple of places to eat all reasonably priced.
It is a nice addition and if you are in the centre: MK is it worth walking that bit extra around here.

I am not a make up buyer. I wear it only rarely myself, and haven’t the faintest clue about how all the shading and colouring and stuff works. But Mum wanted make-​up for her birthday — a very SPECIFIC make-​up — and the younger sister does not drive, so I was sent off to House of Fraser.
Entering, it looked very formidable. Lots and lots of stands, all selling different brands. I wandered, feeling rather intimidated, until I finally plucked up the courage to ask someone wear almost makeup was. They weren’t sure, and a quick consult took place before she directed me towards the Clinique stall.
The lady at the Clinique stall was nothing less than wonderful with my inept flailings. Different products were explained, and when all I could remember about shades was that a 3 and an 8 might have been involved, she patiently did a Well, is your mum’s skin darker than yours? Darker than mine? until we had the right stuff. Thank you, Clinique lady, for being patient when you likely wanted to strangle me.
I ended up with three make up items for £44. That would have been a price to whimper at, except they were doing an offer which meant I also got a huge bag of samples (really, HUGE) and some body lotion and hand stuff. That is, apparently, why the younger sister ordered me to go — they do do good free gifts.
I can’t say I’d go again for ME, because it looked far too girly a shop, but for gifts certainly, and the customer service in there was absolutely great.

I love visiting Milton Keynes as they have a great shopping centre. The shops which are in this shopping centre are great! There are loads of different types of stores and restaurants and you can spend all day in this large place! Some of my favourite stores are House of Fraser and Footlocker but I could easily spend money in many of the other stores!