Well Managed One Point Place for almost all daily and special needs. All Branded Items available under one roof and other Joints beefed for day to day life. A large parking space is available for the customers. Perry Barr is also attracting importance due to upcoming Common Wealth Games to be held during the end of the month. Overall👍👍👍👍👍👍

An amazing selection of shops and cafes. Parking was easy. We spent a great couple of hours wandering and picked up a few bargains. Would have been 5 stars but we took over 20 minutes getting out of the carpark! Next time we'll aim to turn left from the car park, and not come out at the Asda end...

This mall really has a lot of top name stores and is surprising how much there is here, with a great sized car park too. Unfortunately though, it's let down a bit by the kind of people you run into when you have to visit it. Literally just like NPCs from GTA, and that's with me swerving peak times and only visiting it very early or very late in the day.

Truly one stop for all your favourite shops. Plus,4 hours free . Not a mall.

One Stop Shopping is a retail complex located in Perry Barr, Birmingham, UK. It houses over 60 shops and restaurants, as well as a cinema and a gym, making it a popular destination for shoppers and entertainment-seekers. One of the main advantages of One Stop Shopping is the range of shops available. The complex features a mix of high-street chains and independent stores, offering something for every taste and budget. The shopping centre also features a large supermarket, making it a convenient one-stop-shop for all your grocery needs. In addition to shopping, One Stop Shopping also offers a range of entertainment options. The Vue cinema located in the complex shows the latest movie releases, while the PureGym provides a range of fitness classes and equipment for gym-goers. The complex also has a range of dining options, including fast-food outlets and sit-down restaurants. This makes it a great place to grab a quick bite to eat or enjoy a leisurely meal with friends and family. However, some visitors have reported that the shopping centre can be crowded and difficult to navigate at peak times. This can make it challenging to find parking, as well as causing long queues in the shops and restaurants. Overall, One Stop Shopping is an excellent destination for those looking for a variety of shops, entertainment options, and dining choices in one convenient location. While it may be busy at times, the range of amenities and services available make it a great place to spend a day out with family and friends.

Variety of shops with good deals. Lots of parking available. There are few places to eat. Good day out for the family.

Vastly improved throughout the years, had a good revival due to the commonwealth games and the changing up of a few stores. Traffic access is much improved and helps the flow of traffic in and out of the shopping centre.

Truly One Stop! You can find a wide range of products at this location from food, to medicines, to fashion items. What I was really impressed with was the huge presence of clearance shops to big fashion like M&S, Clarks, Nike, etc. I went to see what I could get cheap from the M&S store, and I tell you, I came out smiling!

I love a bit of one-stop shopping Centre! Specially, the charity shops! You’ve got a love a good charity shop! Plenty of places to eat. Variety of shops and a mini market inside. It even has a Wetherspoons that is lovely! I do recommend you use the toilets in Wetherspoons though, the others are not so great

Good range of shops, but parking here is a pain and very crowded. Lots of traffic coming in and out, with quite a few drivers ignoring the one way system

Ample parking and a good variety of shops with great prices. A wide variety of eateries as well. Can get all your shopping done in one stroke - clothes, shoes, groceries, electronics. Getting out can take some patience as there's quite often a queue of cars. Recommend using the car park exit at the far end of the parking lot so you're not waiting to cross the road.

Shopping centre is fine but public toilets were pretty grim. There was no seat on the toilet and the stench of urine was unbearable. On the plus side there was toilet paper, running water and the driers did work.

Like the location..good parking..big brand shops and local retailers..very good security..a little rundown however..a few years ago the shops were better.. its a no frills cheap place to visit

Went clarkes at one stop.. Roads are better now..not perfect. ..its good for what you need...plenty of free parking and new shops opening..and not overcrowded. Clarke outlet had some real bargains today...

A good place to shop as all retailers are close to each other. But I found the shops limited in their stocks as stores are smaller than the the brand named outlet train station is walking distance of approximately 2-mins Ample bus service near by.. Visited Argos and wilko.. but a bit disappointed as I did not get the products I intended to purchase Overall cafes. Food stores. Perfume and clothing retailers are easy to get to. Well worth a visit if you are near to the Perry bar . Handsworth.. Aston.. And centre city Birmingham..

Went to find a virgin mobile store which was advertised as being open on Google. Traveled thirty miles only to find it closed 2 years ago. However a very kind security man was very helpful and went the extra mile for us. I didn't shop there but it looked like a good place to visit. Not too far from the motorway junction.

☆ Asda & Argos have the best Staff in Store services, they'll give assistance even if they're overworked, stressed or don't particularly like you. One Stop Shopping Centre has large free parking area & the Weatherspoon's Pub creates the best mouth-watering Largest Breakfast in Birmingham. ☆ this shopping centre management MUST plan to employ more Security Staff .. with adequate skills in CROWD CONTROL MANAGEMENT inview of that area's overall GROWTH FORECASTS & the scope of current PLANDEMIC ☆ also upcoming COMMON WEALTH GAMES in 2022 🏃‍♂️

Saturday very busy, parking free and so many outlets.

On 03/09/21, I was shopping with my family at this shopping centre. I am disabled driver, so I went to the disabled car park. After driving to the end of the car park there were no parking spaces due to building work being carried out & also illegally parked cars (no blue badges displayed on at leased 3 vehicles. I dropped my family off and went around again & managed to find a space on the entrance just passed the on the right hand side. So I was surprised to get a parking charge notice in the post (ref # 449486) £60.00. As a regular customer at your shopping centre, I'm disgusted to be treated in this way. I have appealed against the charge for 2 reasons. 1, No spaces available on my first sweep of the disabled car park. 2, When I spoke to 2 car parking attendants regarding the illegally (no blue badges), They told me that they would be dealing with that later. This was before me getting the charge. Appeal Has failed.

Good selection of shops, Asda supermarket , big free parking space, Few places to eat

Plenty of shops ranging from sporting goods to clothing to home products to groceries to restaurants snd takeaways , you can get it all one stop and have your lunch before moving off. Got my sporting clothes and shoes at a discount. Not very crowded and easy to move around. Big car park and therefore easy to park as well. 4 hour parking limit with a park not far away.

Nice shopping centre with the usual shops but also shops that you don't find in other shopping centres. They have a nice mini doughnut kiosk in the car park which I usually visit for some hot fresh doughnuts. The main issue I have when visiting is that exiting the car park is difficult and could take a long time because all the exits from the car park lead to one road which leads to a busy junction, so queues often form.

Very convenient location, plenty of free parking, high street names shops with indoor and outdoor shops providing cover from rain. Plenty of food places to eat too! Handy place to visit for things like a quick visit to Argos or Wilkinsons.

First time visiting and would return again as I didn’t have a lot of time to look around all the shops. Enjoyed the Clark’s outlet and M&S in particular.

Lovely place to shop with a range of stores from wilko savers m&s etc. Lots of little stores like cake box, dixy, chai wala and nandos. Car park lots of spaces to park but can be busy when exiting carpark depends on peak hours.

One Stop Shopping Mall in Birmingham, UK, truly lives up to its name as a comprehensive destination for all your needs. From shopping to dining and everything in between, this mall offers a diverse array of options. Whether you're looking for fashion, electronics, or a quick bite to eat, One Stop has it all under one roof. The convenience of finding everything you need in a single place makes the shopping experience seamless and efficient. A must-visit for those seeking a one-stop solution for their daily needs in Birmingham.

Stopped in to get lunch, pleasantly surprised to find all retail spaces fulfilled. It's been a few years since i last visited and found that many more retailers seem to have opened up stores. Will try and return soon and spend more time to browse the stores.

Good shops and a rare sighting of a high street bank that uses cash (2023). A good variety of consumerables and food to spend your money on. There's seats to sit and have a cup of tea or coffee and watch people walking past. Play "spot the white man" because there's very few. If your placing bets, I saw 3 in 20 minutes.

Toilets need to be cleaned more frequently. 4h free parking is good as there are many shops to visit.

Close and convenient shops but It's gone downhill, dont feel safe there. Shops are all shutting. Only good shops are JD and sports direct. All others feel like a jumble sale. The blue and white building is an eye sore in a new polished area. A lot more could be done with the space.

Love the location, great margins in Mike shop, m&s outlet, Iceland, and great chsi shop. Heron foods great value. And off course quick train to city shop. Gives 3 hours free parking.psrk and ride. But busy weekends..😍

Variety of shops here & good for shopping. Parking signs are not readable at times. 4hrs free parking but you are not allowed to reenter for 2 hrs once you leave. That doesn't offer flexibility. There is no option to pay for extra few hours. Also it's a traffic chaos to get out of the shopping centre. You need to take that time into consideration while planning your 4hr time. Signs in car park are not consistent & confusing.

Used to live in the area and miss it. Lots of choices there. I didn't go into shopping centre. Went with a friend to casino. Met up with other friends. Had a lovely afternoon

Hate it here. Never feel safe. I've had people try to get into my shopping bag on the back of my wheelchair and was followed to my car by a drunk man spitting and shouting once also. We needed something from Argos after 6pm and tried to get it anywhere else for collection but couldn't. We parked outside, car park half full, but whilst my husband was in Argos there were 2 men looking in lots of car windows. I used to work locally to here and it's gone downhill safety wise the last few years, and makes me feel vulnerable. I'd feel better if there was a visible security presence especially in the car park area.

Ranging from sporting goods to apparel to home products to groceries to restaurants etc, you can get it all one stop and have your lunch before moving off. Got my sporting attire and shoes at a discount. Not very crowded and easy to move around. Big car park and thus easy to park as well.

Good range of shops, be wary of the toilets though as they stink. Overall it's a convenient place for shopping and has some decent retail outlets offering goods cut price.

Decent shopping centre big brand shops come and go. It has some a good range of options for any kind of shopping. From clothes to groceries to fast food, most bases are covered. Recomend a look around the inshops, a little market style shopping area with an amazing gold shop.

Nice shopping centre with a range of shops including but not limited to Tesco, wilko, Holland and Barrett and Nike. All centered around a large carpark with a decent indoor food and drinks area. Only issue is the escalator going down is consistently turned on and off however there are some stairs next to it

I visited today to return an item that I no longer needed , I was asked for something I don't or anyone has thats a PayPal card!!!!! I went into the store with a screenshot of the order invoice and was told its no good as they need the email of the receipt and PayPal card.. I just could not understand what the issue was or where I can get a PayPal card . After over 10 mins the alleged manager Luke came out with a big attitude, no greeting and with his chest out becoming aggressive. What a professional way to deal with customers , no apology fir untrained staff serving and then an alleged manager throwing his weight round . I know whT would have happened outside if he trued that with the wrong person

I've lost count how many times of visited this shopping centre in my lifetime. Great family atmosphere. Good selection of shops. Many bargains and offers to be had. 👍🏾

Plenty of parking and a good range of stores to choose from. Access is a nightmare at the moment due to the roadworks, but once complete it will make getting in and out much easier.

Very clean premises well maintained and great range of shops places to eat and drink. Great disabled and parental access.

A real nice shopping spot. Very nice outlet stores, definitely worth a return visit.

Really clean and open so don't feel too hemmed in. Shopping trolly man was really helpful as my dad's battery on his scooter packed up and he helped by standing by my car as I parked it in the taxi rank and then went to rescue my dad

Liked the m and s outlet, it was full of stuff. There's a lot there to browse. Lots of different shops and easy parking.

I love shopping here. Spacious parking lot and amazingbthing is its free. Mostly all the shops you name it and have it kind of thing here. In compare of the busy town centre I prefer shopping 🛍here.love the food from the food trucks, donuts, its quite an experience. Must visit.

After Christmas was busy but not too busy one down side was people not wearing masks. Overall good sales empty shelves in asda.

Small shopping centre no many more options to buying or walking 10 minutes everything finished and very expensive more than Birmingham city centre shopping centre

I have been to this retail park quite a few times. There are plenty of different businesses here, so you'll get your heart's desire when shopping. Although the park was empty, I mean really empty, retail park official told me to move to another space because I were parked in a disabled bay, and he didn't wish to give me a fine. He ignored a guy racing up and down on a white Seat. Don't know if his decision was based on any racial allegiance.(Oh boy! oh boy) no wonder they're called petty official. It can be busy, especially weekends, so you have to mind how you're driving around because they operate a one way system. I managed to bump my car on concrete post at the M&S outlet in 2019. This was because my car is a Mazda6 saloon/hatchback, and the space between where I parked and the concrete post right in front of M&S is far too short. The repairer Danny's, at Willenhall, did a lousy job. Handed my car back with the black lining dropping off. What said before, Brexit, way Covid is being handled, the health service, Johnson, no wonder I left the UK.

It’s really one stop shopping , very convenient and nice with cool brands , I recommend this place for all , with large parking area , I love it

Good variety of outlets, plenty of parking. No fault of the shopping centre but traffic around the site is a nightmare... Cone city due to the Commonwealth games. Allow extra time to get in & out

Excellent range of goods from food to footbal,l good parking , and all under cover .there are other shops bordering the car park with a variety of places to eat or buy take aways be

Local shopping centre can find everything you need here this shopping centre opened in 1991 and I've been coming here ever since for my shopping. I'm now 32 and I bring my kids here they love it too..the baloon lady on the stall outside Greg's, I bought balloons from when I was a kid now I buy them for my 2 year daughter. Time flies.

If anyone approaches you and asks if you want to purchase a phone or laptop they have the receipt for the devices, don't. It's a scam they will leave with your money and you will be left holding a bag of water. It happened to someone I know, recently.

Really nice shopping mall, loads of shops to go to and a good variety of food places. Area can be slightly rough but the recent construction has improved the area

Can only park there for four hours, after four hours there's a charge (or a fine, I think) so as well as doing your shopping you gotta keep track of your time which is soo unnecessary. Otherwise great place to shop, got everything there.

Fine but toliets in bad shape. 1 toliet cubicle avaliable but had no toliet roll. Carry spare tissues with you and hand sterilizer

Not a fan. A nightmare driving there. Wouldn't have gone except Wilko keeps closing down stores. Couldn't even get all the basics I'd gone for. The brand is definitely going downhill.

The car park is very big so shouldn't have any problems finding a spot. Some outlets but don't expect at some wonders, a gym, Nando's restaurant, KFC, Costa coffee, Wilco, M&S and few other businesses and Asda. In one word you won't leave the place empty handed

It’s obvious why this place is called One Stop. It has everything you need in one place from Asda, to Nandos, to Clarks, to Chaiwala. Note, the shopping centre has factory outlet shops, such as Footlocker, Nike, M&S & Clarks. So great day out shopping if you’re looking for bargains.

It was cool, but the person in footlocker didn't assist me correctly, told me they couldn't order sertain shoes I was after, had to go to town to get the same treatment of the staff worker's breaching consumer law and human rights law As a disabled person and also making them aware of such, They still maintained assault, I didn't give anybody permission to touch my person.. Birmingham bullring footlocker Put down that these shoes where damaged and where not fault.. lies look for yourself, This is why they assaulted me to make it look like I'm wrong and to have me escorted from the store.. Air bubble at the back they where not aware that I had this Image before they breached my consumer rights

Not all shops were open. There was no real social distancing. No mask wearing. I know it optional. Some good deals to be had.

Want to get your damaged? This is your number one spot to take your car to. Don't expect to come back to your car as you left it. The place is run down and the indoor market is a ghost town and has been for over a decade. The place solely survives because of Asda. To many local hero's.

There's a great selection of shops and also fast food restaurants if you get hungry while shopping. Most shops have affordable prices. Toilets at the entrance are not cleaned frequently as they have been in an awful condition most times I visited.

A horrible experience, shopping centre is old and expensive. I have spoken to several shop owners who are getting ripped off with huge amounts of rent payments. They also have a disgusting company managing the car park who are out to give anyone and everyone a parking charge. Unprofessional management in place, and a poor variety of shops. Truly a one stop for getting scammed.