The Brooks Shopping Centre

When the weather outside is frightful inside is just as delightful.So outside was -2°C inside its just about the same inside too.Otherwise there are a few shops to chose from but not a lot going on.Good place to go though

I love the way the paving continues throughout the centre. The HMV shop is worth visiting and the museum.

Tired centre, needs bringing into the 21st century. The centre needs to be fully occupied.2 stars awarded in 2018.December 2019.Since the refurbishment the centre has improvedCalendar club shop is seasonal, and usually close in most centres in January.New look shop looks as though it will possibly close in the near future.Then there will be two vacant shops.The shopping centre has been refurbished, the former open entrances are now able to be closed. The cleanliness has now vastly improved as the roosting pigeons no longer have access to the upper level ( non shopping ) . New shops have been added, TKMAX for example are already trading with others to follow. When fully open may merit 4 stars.

Hadn't been before, was ok, bought some bits for Xmas & stopped at Shakeaway

Small shopping arcade with TK Maxx and Primark as the biggest occupants. There is a car park with lift access to all floors with exits that are wheelchair and mobility scooter accessible. There is also a Shop Mobility office.

Visited here during our weekend stay in Winchester. It provides a modest shopping experience. It's not overly large. However, the selection of shops is fairly average, lacking any particularly standout or high-end stores. There is parking available within the shopping centre which is helpful. While it might not boast fancy or luxurious brands, it does cover the basics, offering a range of everyday shopping options. The convenience of finding essentials within a compact space might appeal to some visitors. Yet, for those seeking a more diverse or upscale shopping experience, this might fall short of expectations.

Odd car ark and shopping centre - very few shops and can;t decide if it's indoors or outdoors as seemingly constructed around the car park elevators. Car park itself has VERY ticght spaces and corners especially at the exit - many scars attest to difficulty from other drivers - almost impossible to turn to exit without reversing and adjusting postition - would not recommend, use one of the open air car parks instead - much easier!

So very sad to see that alot of the shopping centre is empty. I counted at least 4 vacant shops while I was there. The only jobs that seem to be there are big chain shops. Winchester really needs to sort this out and make it more affordable for small business and start ups to attract more people.Plus the underground parking is so shockingly tight. Your car is definitely going to get hit with other people's car doors.

I would probably cut my throat rather than park in there again. If you drive anything bigger than a Fiat Punto (I do) then trying to park then open you door to get out in undersized slots is nigh on impossible. Whoever designed this car park obviously used Dinky toys and forgot to scale up. The Centre has a wide range of cheap shops ranging from Primark to TK Max. Good luck if you park there and even better luck trying to get out. You'll see what I mean if you don't remember this review.

An ok shopping centre with a few good stores, such as HMV, TK Maxx, and Primark. After visiting several larger shopping centres around the UK, such as the Metro Centre in Newcastle, The Brooks Shopping Centre seems extremely small, especially for a CITY. Handy for the locals though.