5/5 Mahatma G. 1 year ago on Google
Snug
and
cosy
in
the
centre
of
town,
never
particularly
overcrowded,
almost
all
units
are
open
which
is
nice
to
see.
Staff
everywhere
are
polite
and
welcoming.
The
Post
Office
in
the
WHSmith
is
very
useful
and
convenient.
It's
suffered
in
recent
years
from
macroeconomic
problems,
with
the
food
court
upstairs
being
completely
shut
off
which
is
a
massive
shame
as
it
was
a
unique
feature
a
great
place
to
hang
out.
The
area
around
Cex
has
the
most
empty
units,
with
Game
leaving
a
very
visible
location
to
hide
up
above
Sports
Direct,
the
Hull
City
store
moving
out,
and
a
prominent
jewellers
closing
down
on
one
of
the
corners
near
the
centre.
Both
Wilko
and
WHSmith
have
closed
their
entrances
leading
into
the
streets
outside
-
maybe
this
was
a
precaution
during
COVID
but
it
was
a
nice
convenience
to
have
them.
Biggest
opportunity
seems
to
be
the
units
facing
onto
Brooks
Street.
Sometimes
it
looks
like
there's
activity
for
a
new
store
to
be
in
them
but
they're
mostly
unused.
One
looks
to
be
an
art
space
and
it
would
be
brilliant
to
develop
this
into
a
proper
communal
facility
open
to
the
public
themed
around
making
art
and
being
creative.
It
would
be
a
great
place
to
hang
out
and
showcase
talent,
turn
it
into
another
unique
community
for
Hull
to
grow
and
nurture.