It used to be one of the best shopping centre around but now we have few shops left. But still nice place to visit

Compact shopping centre, some high street chain stores are here. But there are now fewer stores with the recent upgrade. You can still sit at the coffee place by the turnstiles and have a coffee before boarding your train. Latest additions include an indoor climbing facility with a large restaurant selling healthy meals. The internal layout is marginally better. Decent toilets.There’s a a retractable roof – really?? do the building designers know how fickle the English weather can be? Sizeable basement parking. Entrance via Queens Road. Good physical connection to Wimbledon tube and train stations - the covered walkway does such a great job esp on rainy days.

Splendid shops, clean and tidy. Spacious and bright with lots of daylight, creating nice atmosphere.

Centre Court Shopping is a nice shopping centre with shops conveniently located. I ended up buying clothes from H&M as well as getting goodies like fresh strawberries from Tesco so I got the best of Wimbledon!

Small but some brand shops are there. The umbrella roof looks good.

It's changed since we lived in nearby Putney six years ago. It's changed alot, it's been renovated and modernised. It feels more spacious, lighter and brighter but due, in the main to the economy I would think the number of shops have been significantly reduced & so many have gone in what is relatively a short period of time. I do like the new centre, it feels clean and it looks smart. Obviously the likes of Debenhams, & Paperchase have gone, amongst others, but so have the central food stores and the cafe that used to be on the ground floor by the entrance to Debenhams; I guess when Debenhams closed the cafe was no longer busy. The fast-food area on the top floor has gone and changed, and like the centre as a whole it has a more leisure-based feel to it now. There's a large luxury gym, a climbing wall plus the old fast-food area is now an indoor golf ⛳️ attraction. The old stalwarts H & M, M & S food, Boots & Costa remain plus the Tesco Express at the entrance. So Centre Court is now the Wimbledon Quarter. It could do with a few more shops, hopefully they'll come with time. Is it better? I'm not sure. It's definitely different and has had to change and to evolve, which it's done a pretty good job of doing. Level 9 Google reviewer; 900 plus reviews, 1.4 million views and over 12,000 photos with around 45 million views and still going strong 💪. Check out my other reviews 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟.

I love this shopping centre. It’s always so clean and fresh and I’m so glad more shops are coming back into it, after suffering the repercussions of the pandemic. A new extension and design is looking very exciting and I can’t wait for the big reveal at the end of the year!

I love the amazing shopping experience and especially Mark's & Spencer food. I recommend anyone to have a look inside and visit the area as well.

It is quite boring and a depressing atmosphere compared to other shopping centres in London, but it is what it is. Also, barely any sitting places available. People that occupy the seats stay there for hours. I have to sit of the floor if I am tired with the kids. People won't even bother giving up their seats. How hard it is to put more benches?

Abusive behavior from staff I went today to the shopping court to pick up my boyfriend’s 35th birthday cake when one of the staff members approached me about my dog. I came in by the door next to the police station to collect the cake at Lola’s Cupcake lockers accompanied by my boyfriend and our puppy. When walking towards the shopping court we observed no signatures about dogs not allowed to walk at the court whoever this gentleman approached me . This member of staff was so close to me that I felt how he was invading my personal space. He asked me to carry my puppy on my harms (10kg puppy) if walking on the court. While I can understand his approach to the situation if there were a signature and I was not following the rules but I am afraid there is none. I also mentioned this to him but he ignored me and even getting closer and closer to the point I told him to please walk away from me

My friend had a medical emergency at Wimbledon Quarter just over a month ago. Her condition worsened rapidly, and we had to call the emergency services. Thank you so much to the incredible team at Wimbledon Quarter that assisted us prior to the arrival of the paramedics. And a massive thank you to the Security Site Manager who turned the stressful situation around. His professionalism and thoughtfulness were highly commendable and made such an important positive impact on the situation. We could not have asked for more and are so grateful for the tremendous support and kindness. Thank you again! 😊 🙏

Recent changes are a little confusing. For instance open roofing with typical British weather... Intresting activities inside are worth a stop by

Centre had lots to offer. Where some shops have discontinued, some fablous ones have appeared in their place. Worth a good look around. Staff in Mark's and Spencer, the young man who helped me was great. Knew where everything I needed was. And he had a big smile, which with all that's going on was fablous. Thought they haven't got egg nog in yet.

Charming little shopping centre with good clothes and gift shops

With Debenhams departure, this place started dieing a death, and it has just about finished it's mission. It was too dependant on clothing stores, and with the exception of H&M, I can't think of any that remain. Also gone were most of the few non clothing stores, especially on the upper level. The lower level has fared better, but is still not an exciting or attractive place. Whoever runs this place needs to do some serious enticing of some new shops, and ideally, a wider range, as it stands, it seems not even charity shops find this place attractive.

Nice little shop for that thing you forgot to get on a big shop at a large store, and great for those who like to buy small shopping trips on a regular basis though you may not find everything the big main Tesco sells there is quite a good shopping experience. It does do seasonal bargains. Great if you've not enough in and have to get a bit more for those unexpected guests or just for yourself if you're running low at home.

Love it, but I wished they did not remove the comfy leather sofas which were great to sit on when I felt a little fatigued from walking. Then I asked in one of the shops " Could I please have a chair to rest for a moment?" I was told " Sorry madame, we don't have any." It's a shame the shopping centre has lost it's "little caring touch".

A good range of shops and nice centre from what I saw but food court is closed. Lost stars due to rude security man who started telling me how to discipline my son!! My son is 4 and picked up a phone case because he thought it "looked like a robot" to show me. I agreed and my son went to put it back...then miserable old security man appeared from behind us and started shouting "tell him to put it back! Tell him to put it back!" and launched into an aggressive lecture to us about how I "should be controlling my child and telling him to behave". Wow. I calmly put him straight regarding his unwanted input into my parenting skills, as my son was quite upset...and he then carried on telling me it's my "responsibility to show him how to grow" etc etc etc. At which I put him straight again, less calmly than before, and pointed out that my son was not doing anything different to an adult who would pick it up to look at it. I asked him if his temper is towards all potential customers or if he saves it for children? I also genuinely believe that if I'd been a male, or with a male, Mr Security Guard wouldn't have had so much to say to us! Completely put me off ever going back, but if anyone wants some aggressive outdated parenting advice from a random miserable old man, then this is your place! I suggest if you don't want anybody touching anything then put it behind screens, not in the middle of the centre with everyone's hands brushing dangerously close 🙄

Its boring and doesn’t have any good shops and there are barley any shops too, also, there is not enough seating then when you sit on the floor you get kicked out it’s got a depressing atmosphere too. Don’t go, thats all i can say .

It was nice and quiet when I visited during lockdown, with only "essential" shops open - including a vaccination centre. It was a bit sad seeing more shops that wouldn't be reopening.

Very poorly managed shopping mall. Lots of empty shops and the whole food court is now empty space. The only good thing are the toilets.

Nice place, video on our YouTube channel

Known this place for ages and its sad to see that its not full of shops as it was before the only shops that I know are in there form the top of my head is h&m which is split into two shops, paper clip and a makeup shop to which I forgotten the name of. There is construction going on there as of right now and im hoping its a some sort of extension to which can be filled with more shops to make it lively again. Its sad to see how there is barely anything there compared to how it was before.

Not a great place really. A M&S food store on The lower ground floor, plus a Boots Chemistry shop. (The latter with terrible service)! On The ground floor/first floor there is a small Costa Coffee shop, and well, that's about it. There are no longer any toilets connected to The Court Centre, which is really terrible. So.. I would rather prefer any other Shopping Centre. 🤔

It is under cover. There are three floors. There are free toilets. There is a small ice rink-suitable for children and learners. There are some shops but no particularly big ones. I remember seeing Boots, Tesco local, costa coffee, M and S food, phone shops and some clothes shops. There is an indoor climbing place. I went there to spend an hour at Groove Golf. (reviewed separately)

Getting modern, and new refurbished is nice! ...I hope the administrator gives now more opportunities to do events and activities for all kind of business without too high prices! Although, one important hazardous situation can be the glass divider which is holding from a tiny 1cm.width area attached to the ceiling. Please, have a look to the pictures! and let's authority to check it out! that is potentially a "guillotine" if detached and fall... really appreciate if Managers can analise the situation and answer my questions: what is the purpose of having a glass hanging from the ceiling? really dangerous if glass detach from the ceiling and fall...

Newly renovated makes it nicer but less shops now, unfortunately. The gym at the back is great but super expensive. The ice skating in winter is very cool (but also a little pricey). Overall it is good as long as the M&S and Boots stay.

I like this shopping centre a lot more now that they've revamped it and improved toilet accessibility. The toilets are nicer than what was there previously, too. The indoor climbing facility looks interesting, and there are some lovely Christmas lights up at the moment.

This doesn't feel like a family friendly shopping centre any more. More corporate and for yuppies than young families. I'm not seeing what they're giving back or offering the community.

Great and beautifully done place for ice-skating and have a fun for everyone!!

I hadn't been here for a while, it's been sad to see shops closed in recent years, but now it's changed it's name and even has an indoor ice rink! It's great that this place is looking smart again and I hope it'll get busy and the closed units will open again with some lovely businesses again soon.

All the coffe and juice shops are open for take away but no toilets in use. Other towns have at list one toilet open like Kingston and Richmond at M&S or Bentall shopping centre . Government should do something about this situation. Even the staff within their shop doesn’t have a toilet can’t use the public one . 2020 where the technology is advance but people have to do their toilet needs on the streets

Love this place! Has a lovely cafe in there which does really nice food and a Mr Pretzel so you can't go wrong. 😁 Lots of shops still there on the 2 floors and it also has a McDonald's if you have a hankering. Lots of parking and the machines take contactless so nice and easy.

Felt safe, most people observed the one way system and were wearing masks

Been to Costa this evening - 07/01/21. The service was excellent. Thanks to the staff.

It's unfortunately dying. Hopefully it picks up for Christmas. A great selection of shops. You can buy food gifts and convenience things. Deserted nowadays

Its an ok place to shop in normal circumstances. Shame though that Debenhams is closed. Marks and boots are good and well organised. Tesco needs to do better .its in the right place but attracts too many youngsters gangs..not very attractive 😕 and puts me off shopping there...

I travelled over to Centre Court Mall from Croydon the items I needed were unobtainable in our local Mall, Centre Court had all I needed at affordable prices. Well worth 5 Stars.

Was good but most shops closed and food area has gone

Despite the pandemic the paronomic view was very reassuring

It is a shopping centre as advertised 😅

The shops are starting to get a bit bland and ordinary now....

Not open due to covid pandemic

Was they for 3min to buy aftershave and everything was closed and a cost my £2.50..

Dead quiet life less

Previously a busy bustling shopping centre with many good shops but has more recently become emptier with less useful shops, more furniture shops than essentials, but still quite useful for a quick shop.

Full of stores and a very good tea shop

Very clean

Quiet as expected

Nice shops to buy essentials from

Empty

All closed up except for Boots Pharmacy, distancing and regulation all being followed

Good local shopping centre

Good place to shop and cheap to park in the car park

Good connection with train station

(Translated by Google) Very empty (Original) Muy vacío

You can buy lots of different things here which is great if you have some money to spend

Pretty good shopping centre lots of choice

It was busy enough under the circumstances...lot of stores were closed ...

Not a lot of shops but overall ok

Nice place love it

Great Shopping mall pity people didn't follow the one way system that is put in place

It was great

Great parking.

The shopping centre is ok, always seems a bit dead and I imagine the shops struggle compared to the high street.

Still open

Wimbledon Centre Court is a great spot for shopping, many different shops conveniently located.. they have very nice cafe that makes great tasty food and McDonalds as well for McFlurry to chill up. I ended up buying clothes from Cap.. I love this place..

We need to find creative ways to keep all of the units open on the 1st and 2nd floors. All units benefit and suffer from footfall variations. Good to see the AFC pop up on the ground floor. M and S and Boots remain very strong.

Despite the lockdown been taken place, I loved the centre but it is sad to see a lot of shop close but I hope we can get through the pandemic.

Wow lots of the shops are closed. Covid taking its toll. Centre court is dated anyway. Let's hope the town centre rises from the ashes

Good value

Very good

The best!!!

It is like a ghost town. Most of the shops have closed down.

Great

Nice shopping mall, lacking toy shops for the children

Not a bad little shopping centre when it's fully open, has everything you need.

(Translated by Google) And a cozy place. It has several banks and markets (Original) E um lugar aconchegante. Tem vários bancos e mercados

(Translated by Google) It's all closed! (Original) Este totul inchis!

Ok

A predictable range of shops however I noticed many were now closed maybe due to covid crisis but it makes the whole place feel tired and empty. I was in and out in an hour without buying anything as choice was so low. Hopefully things will improve again in the near future.

Sad That a lot shops have gone but still I love what is there plus the coffee shop in the basement beautiful salads I hope it will stay open we have to support it

Lovely food, staff and decor. Highly recommend

Excellent location. Clean, airy, good shops.

Shopping centre next to Wimbledon Station Choice of shops But only one eating place- that I found Toilets need to be better signed, I went very long way round when they are right next to an escalator

Poor signage for toilets and for pay machines in the car park. Far too many empty shop units and an over abundance of H&M shops and very little else. Quite disappointed

Good place to go shopping but a lot of shops are closed since the covid-19

The works shop is great lots of ideas for gifts for all ages staff are very helpful and have been very helpful past and present day

Nice place not a massive amount of choice or shops, toilets poorly signposted

Much better now Debenhams is gone but could do with a Pret

Lovely local shopping centre. It’s a shame that many shops have closed down and half the centre is to let. Used to look better pre-pandemic. I miss the British stores that have closed down.

Centre Court used to be a place you could spend a few hours wandering round the shops. Now many decent shops have left and now you visit only for a purpose, i.e to collect something from Boots, then leave. It is such a pity.

Sad to see so many good shops shut in here. Still has tolliets available & l understand it is going to get a climbing wall inside.

Very run down and neglected byilding. I appreciate it may be due to covid but owner/ landlord should have looked after WC and overall maintenance of the building.

Not many shops appear to be open here and many have closed over the years. Brief visit but there are shops outside which can be explored.

Cool center, you can find a lot of products up there

My favourite shopping centre in Wimbledon where I live:)))

Nice shops and atmosphere. What I would expect for a small shopping centre. The shops at the ground floor are not attractive and we never bother to go there. Other floors are nicer and you can spend some time inside, in particular during rain days, but not more then couple of hours… not big enough to spend the all day.

Very quiet nowadays but staff are friendly and helpful when available. Best service is from Lakeland! Hope the new plans attract more customers

It does not have the huge amount of shops as it used to have before the pandemic, but it is still a nice place to go. The vaccination centre there is always empty and I never had to queue there. M&S and Boots are a good size and I'm there quite frequently.

I went to the pharmacy and they had little variety of products and I did not find what I was looking for and the price was very expensive for these times.

Very enjoyable clean good shops toilets and washrooms McDonald's upstairs escalators and lifts boots etc

Great shopping centre with a good range of shops. Always seems very clean inside. A shame they have not introduced new restaurants into the Cafe Court (top floor in centre). The Cafe Court has no food shops or restaurants, just the toilets. However The Broadway has a great strip of restaurants for all dietary requirements.

Not Enjoy much this time ...many shops closed ...loved the deco for the ongoing Wimbledon championship

This used to be a great shopping centre unfortunately it's not quite open yet fully due to a make over. Hopefully it will be back to its best. I love Wimbledon for shopping although the offer for clothes for men and boys is sadly samey and lacking at best.

Oh! Dear. If you park in the multi car park be prepared for no lifts & some exits into the Centre closed. I wouldn't recommend this Car Park for disabled. Whilst this refurbish is going on Not good if you're disabled.

Opened in the mid 1990s this shopping mall has grown to incorporate Debenhams, Gap, M&S Foods, HMV, & Boots, to name just a few Love Moka restaurant cafe just to chill out and relax. Sadly Debenhams is no more 😪

Car park empty,cafe closed being refurbished, I understand .Without major retail shop will get worse .

Nice and bright place. Sad to see only a few stores. Can do much better if more businesses open up.

Nice place , but a bit empty, not enough shop choices, and needs more food spots to boost the attraction for tourists in the neighbourhood.

It's a shopping mall, what else to say? Currently not at its best as under redevelopment, and a lot of the shops are empty. Hopefully the new owners will eventually get it back on track, but the loss of Debenhams was a major blow.

1) Covid Vaccination Centre - VERY POOR SIGNS go to upper floor, (same floor as the H&M shop), opposite end to H&M so use lift from opposite Boots from ground floor to upper shopping. Avoid lunchtime appointments as it's a very long wait. After lunch nobody queuing. 2) Update, building/refurbishment going on so no elevators to upper shopping. Use lift opposite boots. It's a small shopping mall, M & S food, Tesco food.fairly small, their restaurant is ok. Boots is also there, Superdrug. Pretty much same as any small mall 3 and EE phone, Storm shops, Halifax Bank.There's little individuality really. Few clothes shops but none that other malls don't have.

They don't have many shops. It is a very sad and boring place. I hope they will open new shops in the future. Costa coffee ☕ it is really nice place and relaxing place. 😌

Clean and friendly staff. Parking is over 2 floors within the complex however there seems to be only one lift but multiple exit stairs. Only one out of the two lifts are working currently.

Sort the toilets out, for disabled customers there is no where to go. And the outside toilets provided are extremely dirty. And no where to sit inside for elderly

Shops are abandoning this slowly decaying shopping centre although the remaining ones are much better than average. It is quite sad to watch the formerly great mall falling into such disrepair.

Seems to be going under a lot of work to build a new climbing centre. Shame that shopping centres are having to do this but I guess this is the only way they will survive. I was hoping to find somewhere to eat but not sure there is anywhere inside. There are however a lot of places in the local vicinity.

This is one of the more clean and tidy shopping centers. At the moment it is partially closed for refurbishments but the pictures of how it will look afterwards look good.

I remember it back when it opened and it used to be a real shopping destination but it's a shadow of itself. Hoping the current renovations do it the justice it deserves. Will be a bit embarrassing for Wimbledon tennis tourists to see it as it currently is though.

Nor much to see as there is only a few shops left open due to major rebuilding of the centre once finished it. Should look quite good

Good selection of shops in Wimbledon and a great place for a day out experience. Car park available as well.

It's really sad that a lot of the shops have closed. They've closed the toilets upstairs and opened temporary toilets on the side area via street. It's quite appalling and really I keep saying this gotta be my favourite. A bouldering shop has newly opened though. I hope it will attract more businesses.

Since Debenhams left centre court is dead. Days of supermarkets and hyper shops have long gone due to online shopping. Replace them with things that work - finance shops, vegetarian food, street food, natural clothing, repair & mend is more in. Cater to the lower income families and think about children's activities.

Its alright...very few shopping options as most are renovating. Perhaps would be good once fully functional

Not many shops to visit - half of the shopping centre is closed off. Currently accessible shops include an M&S food hall, Oliver Bonas, Holland & Barrett and The Works.

Work in progress. It doesn’t seem to be able to attract the crowd as before the pandemic. It has great potential though.

Great for browsing during your lunch breaks if you work locally like i do. Especially helpful when in need of toiletries, medication and food

Popped into Boots Options to collect my new glasses. In and out super quick. Very efficient.

The decline of Wimbledon is real, center court has been cut to a handful of stores because of HS2 rail link and even the pound shops moved out. I hope SW19 can shake the blight and re emerge as the crown jewel of South London it used to be. I lived in SW19 for 45 years before I relocated to Atlanta

Good if you like virtual golf, need a workspace, or a Christmas ice rink, or want a climbing centre, but if you are looking for shops then look elsewhere as there aren't very many, since it rebranded.

Centre court was very lovely few years ago. Then, pandemic struck and lots of shops were forced to close down. Now, if you really love golf or climbing, it's the right place for you. We are still waiting for more shops and restaurants to open.

Very poor to what it was previously - footfall appears to have fallen dramatically Only a handful of useful retailers.More of a meeting hub than shopping venue. Hope things improve when works completed.

I like this centre, but they need a Zara and TK Max, generally a more varied shopping experience. Hopefully businesses will start moving back in there. Parking excellent good accessibility.