The Kennedy Centre

Couldn't find the entrance because it's not on Kennedy Way, Google maps then took me to the rear goods entrance. No spaces on surface parking, and navigating inside wasn't easy either.

This is good small Mall to shop at with plenty food and coffee outlets. Sainsbury is the biggest store there.

Safe and neat environment to shop for all your needs

If you're looking for a convenient shopping experience without venturing into the city centre, the Kennedy Shopping Centre in Belfast is a great option. Here are some key features to note:Wide variety of shops, including a large Sainsbury's with a branch of Argos inside, as well as a handy Post Office located within the centre.Mall stalls offering a range of products and services, from photographic prints to eyebrow grooming and delicious smoothies.The top floor houses a cinema and a variety of eateries, perfect for grabbing a bite or catching a movie after a busy day of shopping.The centre also has a bank on site for added convenience.Parking is available underground, which is particularly useful in bad weather, and there are plenty of spaces outside the centre, with a petrol station on site for filling up before heading home.The overall atmosphere of the centre is vibrant, bright and buzzing, providing a genuinely feel-good shopping experience.There are also excellent coffee shops and sports shops, making it an ideal destination for coffee lovers and fitness enthusiasts alike.With all of these features, the Kennedy Shopping Centre is a great place to shop all year round, no matter the weather or the occasion

I thought the parking was bad. Then I found the underground parking! Sainsbury is good, although busy.

good selection of shops, come here often

Great place with lots of facilities. Taking a star off as downstairs toilets have been closed for ages.

Lovely shopping outlet.Loads of parking.Some fab shops.Coffee shops and food and entertainment up stairs

Children's Hospice Xmas collection...amazing generosity as always from West Belfast

Shopping centres should be a safe and neutral experience free from political flags. This centre must be the only one in Northern Ireland that has displays of political and inappropriate goods. Do not visit if you do not belong to the immediate local community .