Lovely place to visit lots of good shops plus parking is free for upto 4 hours. Plus there is lots of parking available. Plus lots of bins available. Plus there is an Lovely little summer garden to sit in next to Marks and Spencer and the Carpet shop.

Good range of shops. M&S here is better in terms of layout than the one in Peterborough and now there is a huge Poundland. And there's free parking. Overall well worth a visit.

Good range of shops; near B&Q; Morrisons have the cheapest petrol in Peterborough But the car park can take an age to get out of

Shop Selection: The park boasts a good mix of high street names and local favorites, catering to most everyday needs. You'll find supermarkets like Tesco and M&S, clothing stores like Primark and Sports Direct, homeware stores like Dunelm and B&Q, and even a TK Maxx for bargain hunters. However, compared to larger retail parks, the variety within each category might feel limited. Family Friendliness: Brotherhood Shopping Park caters to families with a dedicated play area and an excellent PureGym with childcare facilities. Additionally, restaurants like Frankie & Benny's and Nando's offer kid-friendly menus. However, the lack of green spaces or dedicated entertainment options like cinemas might leave some families wanting more. Atmosphere and Aesthetics: While functional and clean, the park lacks the charm and character of some other retail destinations. The architecture is generic, and the overall feel is a bit utilitarian. There's not much in the way of landscaping or public art to make it a visually appealing space.

free parking (over min £2.50 in Q'gate) which is great, decent shops and even a gym now so it's s better option than town unless there's something special you'll need you'll find pretty much anything you want!

Ok. So I visit the brotherhood from time to time to go to M&S, George and Hobby Craft and O really enjoy those stores. But to get out of the parking lot and join Lincoln Road is an absolute nightmare! Traffic lights would be a great solution there.

Brotherhood Shopping Park in Peterborough is a vibrant and convenient retail destination. With a diverse range of stores, from popular fashion brands to household essentials, it caters to a wide variety of shopping needs. The parking facilities are ample, making it easy for visitors to find a parking spot. Overall, Brotherhood Shopping Park offers a convenient and enjoyable shopping environment for residents and visitors in Peterborough.

Brotherhood Retail Park is a smallish out-of-town shopping area. It is home to less than 10 stores including a gym but those stores also include very popular branches of M&S and Next. As such, although there are lots of parking spaces, it is usually a nightmare parking there and during especially busy times it can take a long time exiting the car park. I only visit here if I feel I must visit one of the stores. I am happy to avoid it if I can.

There is a large car park with an entrance and exit just off a very busy roundabout. It would be a great deal easier if they joined the carpark with the neighbouring retail parking at Morrisons and had a single entrance and exit at the traffic lights.

Love popping in especially to M&S it's a great store to shop in staff are so polite and helpful, all stores are really nice to be honest great amount of free parking which is a fantastic bonus

For once, I got parked quickly, did my shopping, and was able to leave without too much queuing. Bonus. Good place to go, sufficient shops to suit all needs, can even walk through to Morrisons. Will be my Christmas destination for Peterborough.

The Brotherhood Shopping Park was a surprise visit as we wanted to go visit the Pure Gym branch here and we got the bus from the town centre in Peterborough to get here. This place felt premium and modern which was a nice contrast to the majority of Peterborough. I thought that this was well connected via public transport and I look forward to coming here again because it was a great visit.

We only visited the M&S here. It's a good-sized shop with plenty of choice/stock. I'm not sure who is choosing their womens' clothing lines, but they need a serious taste transplant. Disabled parking for blue badge holders is immediately outside the shop.

Great if you want M&S, next . But as always the discounted shops are taking over, A very convenient place to meet up, needs restaurants which are not costa . Free parking is great, so please bring in more variations in the shopping experience.

Good selection of shops from expensive to affordable. Plenty of general parking. Only thing currently lacking is EV charging points and parent and child parking spaces

Out of town retail park with an M&S (including medium-sized food hall), TK Maxx, Poundland, Hobbycraft, Asda Living and carpet and furniture shops plus others. A lot of parking (4 hour limit), although it can get very busy at peak times. M&S trolleys require £1.

Free parking, lots of spaces, centrally located, and a decent range of large shops. I always park in Morrison's and walk over because it's easier to leave the supermarket car park, thanks to the traffic lights. Getting out of Brotherhood's can be a bit of a drawn out process.

Good local shopping centre to meet friends for a quick shop. Has Marks and Spencer, Next, Costa and you may walk through one side and get to Morrisons

lots of good shops, loads of parking. the new Poundland is ridiculous, I love it. the gym is really nice. the clothing shops closed and moved out recently but some new ones will be there soon I'm sure

Although I love the shops I'm not so happy with parking options for parents with children. There are so many disabled parking bays but very few parent and child, and although there is a lot of normal parking spots, they are small, leaving hardly any room to get a baby and toddler in and out of your car.

Visited M&S and parked easily. M & S as store to purchase items is great, but it has no customer services so had to report that the toilet facilities for both male and female were appalling to a member of staff, who admitted they had problems and were waiting for someone to rectify this . The rest of the store was perfect.

Outfit has left a massive gap that could do with filling but still some decent stores. Parking and getting into and out of the complex can be interesting at times but midweek it's fine unless the schools are out. Some good bargains to be had in Asda Home.

Perfect sized shopping mall with something to cater for most peoples needs. Bonus is the parking is free but watch your clock. Fines are issued if you overstay!

Good shops. My big problem with this place is that they don't give you long enough to park. I don't mind paying for extra but not an option. Won't bother again.

Been a number of times,all good my wife tried to take back some shorts she purchased to M&S but had lost the receipt. The problem is that our local m and s closed down so couldn't get back to the store before the return date, so another item for the bin 🤬 I don't know how they can tell when you purchased it but they knew the exact date and time 🤔

Don't stay over the 4 hours or you will be hit with a £90 fine. Will not be shopping there again. Not a happy customer, Having spend well over £1800 on Curtains, wardrobe and towels. and then to be hit with a £90 fine.

Really good shopping park. Never disappoints with the items in the different shops. We have also never had an issues with parking. It is quite close to the Center of the city and has a McDonalds and a Fuel Station nearby. Getting out takes a bit of patience as it is the same main road that you get in from quickly that the traffic is on.

There is a lovely mobile canteen, in a small garden, that has recently been added as a feature, with picnic tables. The food was excellent, the young man serving was very helpful polite, prices very reasonable. The shops clean, tidy very pleasant experience all round. Unfortunately, i totally forgot to take photos.

A decent selection of shops although I miss H&M and wish they had something like Superdrug or Boots. Easy and ample parking although the road system can be tricky, especially if you're not local and don't know the quirks! Just be careful if you decide to stop for a spot of lunch and then a slow browse around the shops, the parking limit is low and I hear of lots of people getting tickets thanks to their provider.