St. John’s Shopping Centre

The new, modern Liverpool ONE centre has put the «OOL» back into Liverpool with a giant Tesco and so many shops, why this is still here I don’t know, they have over 100 shops but compared to the ONE, it is like David Milliband, meanwhile the One is his more succesful, Labour leader brother Ed Milliband. I don’t like either of them so it is a bad comparison as I like the Liverpool ONE.
They is quite a few places for food and drink here, including Aldi for supermarkets and the likes of KFC and Subway, not really any of the good places Liverpool has to offer in the likes of the One for example.
They is a few entertainment shops here and a hotel as well as many other franchised, small name stores.
When visiting Liverpool, visiting here really isn’t worth the time compard to whats on at the Liverpool One, This is probably more of a rubbish backup in the rain and snow, as the One is mostly outside so isn’t avoidable at all costs but still deserves nothing more than 2 stars.

I always go there to buy supplies from my flat as I am a student. wilkos for equipment and wilkos/​home bargains for toiletries! Great offers all the time!

A bit run down now, but it’s hard to completely write off St John’s as there are hundreds of stalls and shops throughout its two giant floors so there is bound to be some bargain there for you.
Bargain is about the right for this place as it tends to be pound stores and knock off merchants that are found here so if you’re shopping on a budget or know that you can find a pair of trainers or coat that little bit cheaper elsewhere this will be the place to find it. But it’s not just clothes as you will find plenty of household goods and furnishings in the Wilkinson’s, Argos and market stalls.
Obviously this well known bargain centre means that the place will be heaving on a saturday afternoon especially around the central food court section as hundreds of kids and families hang around the MacDonalds, KFC and other fast food outlets.

St. John’s Shopping centre is a bit of a legend serving over 100 shops in the heart of the city. Whatever your taste, there’s a huge variety to suit everybody. It has a 420 seat food court on the lower mall with a wide choice of food retailers including KFC, McDonald’s and Subway. Customer toilets and baby changing are located next to the book clearance store, near the food court.
The mall itself is situated opposite Lime Street station and adjacent to Central station and Queen Square station, therefore there’s no way you can miss it!
If you’re going in to town, it’s almost inevitable that you’re going to walk past or go through this mall so make sure you check it out as there’s cheap, mid-​range and expensive stores to discover.

St Johns shopping centre is right in the middle of Liverpool but is very poor when compared to some of the other shopping facilities which are available to the people of Liverpool.
This place is basically an indoor market but it has a very uncomfortable feel to it and the poor décor makes it an unpleasant place to shop in.
Most of the shops inside are all the same selling low rent versions of things you will find on the high street, basically the quality is not good at all.
They have a food court, but I wouldn’t trust it this place is often full of litter but the staff inside don’t seem in any great rush to do anything about that at all.
St Johns is probably great for some people and I daresay there are a few bargains to be found, but for now I’ll just stick to the high street.