Bench

Bristol, United Kingdom

2.5

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+44 117 927 3151
Website:
www.bench.co.uk
Address:
Concorde Street Cabot Circus, Bristol, United Kingdom, BS1 3BF
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
450 ftBond Street rb
470 ftPenn Street
590 ftThe Horsefair
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Local time (Bristol) 11:27 Wednesday, 28 May 2025

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2 reviews of Bench

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Place rating: 3
London, United Kingdom
Bench is yet another trendy high street shop to come to shiny Cabot Circus. It may not be my kind of style but, as it’s a new year, I thought ‘why not give it a go!’
The fashions here are what I expected — street style, young and trendy. If you love t-​shirts blazoned with logos and phrases, or brightly coloured accessories then this is the place for you. All the shop assistants are dressed head to toe in their designs, and are a bit too cool for school for my liking.
Prices are top end for the high street (around £25 for t-​shirts and up to £40 for dresses) which I think is a bit expensive, considering that these fashions are marketing at teenagers.
Place rating: 2
Bristol, United Kingdom
This Bench shop was sooo disappointing for me! I quite often like a few things from the Bench range of clothing offered in Westworld up on Park Street. I figured that since this was purely a Bench shop it’d have loads of cool stuff that I’d never seen before. but it just seemed like a smart store with everything Bench from Westworld just really spaced out.
Boooo!
(Guess it’s good that Bench fans can get this stuff here now rather than having to trek up to Park Street just to look at that).