I was in Tesco's to pick up a few essentials, they have moved everything around in there now and it seems to be a better lay out. I found the blue eggs I was looking for at the back in the right hand corner near the cake stuff. Looks like they added a new store room or something at the back losing the ends of a couple of isles.

This place took us right back to 80s. Or even 70s. Things look so manual and retro. Sadly Wilko will be joining those closed shops, of which the sight is too familiar these days in high streets and shopping centres. So enjoy while you can. They have everything there, café, discount shops, bakery, jewellers, haberdashery, butchers, everything in a way your grandparents are familiar with.

A cheaper alternative to The Chimes. Most stores maybe considered lower end but actually cater for the more independent store shopper. They have M&S, reasonable parking and plenty of places to get a good haircut and go banking. Indoor market is pretty unique too, knick knacks and pet store in particular are nice to see

Uxbridge shopping centre . Most of the unit's are abandoned openly for there's nothing to see or shop. It felt haunted. As for the outside of the shopping centre I'd lost interest. And looked for the toilets 🚻. Yay thank goodness.

The pavilions has some excellent market stalls. Many of them have some excellent bargains. My favourite stall/shop is the one where you can buy olives, hot samosas and middle Eastern spices. The pavilions has stood for 50+ years and only had a roof put on in the late 80's

Two car parks , difficult to obtain reduced pricing for disability. Market stands good for fruit and Veg . Completely enclosed , good for rainy days . Marks and Sparks is accessible directly from the centre

Big indoor mall on two levels. Google maps led me up the back ramp to the parking garage, and I was beginning to wonder what I was getting myself into, as the ramp was strewn with trash, dog poop, and articles of clothing, and smelled strongly of urine, but then I opened a door and was standing in a clean, well-lit, air-condìtioned shopping mall. There were a number of shady-looking people scattered around amongst the more average-looking shoppers, but I never saw any of then causing any trouble. I highly recommend going in the *front* doors, however! Lots of different shops and a clean, airy central courtyard with lots of natural light.

This place has got better and better with shops and vendors alike. If you don’t believe me go there and try yourself then add good reviews here as well

I been to this place many times and for many years, it feels this place doesn't change much, so a bit dated and tired looking with the same old shops. Bring a few new tech shops will increase variety of customers. The worst was went the center eateries were removed, really reduced foot traffic in this mall.

Lovely place for shopping choices and foods.

I love Uxbridge Town centre. It's got this feel of Old school, and community. Just missing up market stores, which I think will bring it up. Loads of opportunity here. Invest Local. It's so, so important Only 4 stars, as it's missing Waitrose and John Lewis.

A wide choice of shops even though it looks so dead. Most shops have more casual than professional clothes. Very cheap and more for everyday shopping. There is no map of the shops located in the mall. Most of the clothes are more aimed at an older crowd. Overall it is located near "The Chimes" mall which has much better shopping options.

It's a very good shopping centre with many different things to look out for. You can find almost anything you need and it is also equipped with many eating areas for a snack while shopping.

A bit too crowded for my liking. It's a shame the floor was dirty and there. Yesterday a nervous rubbish bins filled up is a main chain. A bit more professionally it'll be a nice place

Parking is way overpriced, there's little reason to visit the pavilion now, as most shops are empty. Needs a big revamp, or to be enterly sold and changed into something more useful. Note, potholes coming out of the carpark are literally 4inches deep.

The selection of shops isn't great, I mean aside from the Primark there isn't really anything to write home about. I always tend to judge a shopping centre by how nice their toilets are and honestly I find it hard to breathe because of the strong stench of urine. From what I recall they have a mini market in the middle that sells old tat, a couple of barbers and on the far side there's a couple of derelict shops that have been there awhile. Also Wilkinsons there is closing down. The Pavilions is old, for a nicer shopping experience avoid it and instead go to the Chimes across from it.

Haven't been in a long time and it's changed, was wonderful walking the street seeing all the Christmas stalls and hearing Christmas music. Went to Pavilion shopping centre to collect a Christmas present from Primark, they have easy access to the Pavilion centre.

Good place for shopping 🛍 nice atmosphere with polite customer service thanks

Still a nice place to shop but unfortunately many of the well known stores have gone visited the wool shop to purchase some items for my sewing and the ladies serving me were most helpful and friendly

A satisfactory shopping mall. With shopping centres like primark, wilko, ice land, tk max etc and one will also find burger king here. Great place during Christmas with a range of stalls and lights. Ample of car parking area with easy parking in multi storey above the shops.

Three levels of parking is giving customers lots of parking space. Just 1.30 up to two hours for residents. Lot's of shops one level downstairs. In case of parking problems Custom service available on first level of parking through out of the day. Recommended.

Excellent shopping experience got everything you need all in one place and you have the chimes shopping centre around the corner.

Great selection of shops,and cafe's to get a quick bite. Local markets on at certain days. A good place to shop.

The Pavillions is ok but there are now too many shops vacant. It does have a Primark, Wilko, M&S, Savers, TKMaxx and Iceland but there are alot of empty shops which is quite sad. There are other shops too but like I said too many are vacant. There are market stalls on Saturday too with a lovely little bakery and flower stall amongst others. Fortunately there is parking and you are not far from the Chimes which has more shops and the cinema and high street. It’s very handy as you can reach it if you travel to uxbridge by car, tube or bus. There are plenty of places to eat and drink. There are toilets too if you need them.

Great facilities. Toilet is fully functional and clean. Variety of shops available selling numerous products from foods, daily tools to toiletries. Easy access in and out.

The pavilions has a wide range of stores, alot has changed since i was there many years ago. It's clean and bright. Impressed with all the changes.

Good shopping place. Easy to get in and out of station.

A shopping mall doing its very best to keep its retail units open. M&S and an M&S restaurant now hold prominence, as it's very obvious many well once, well known retailers have sadly moved on or closed down for good. However, many indépendant détaillées have re-established here, to try and keep regular foot fall of customers, to visit the mall.

Good place to do shopping even lost bus routes train as well . Sometimes they keep open market week days as well. Shopping centre.

1 of 2 shopping centres in Uxbridge Town (possibly original) feels a bit dated now but also has a friendly indoor market sellers/traders, mainly all together in one side only leaving the other a bit empty - nice ice-cream outside Burger King 😆

Used to really enjoy shopping here but not now. Debenhams, Top Shop and BHS have all gone and M & S have extended their food dept and made all the tills self service with quite aggressive staff if you want to pay at a manned till. It's 😔

I haven't used Google map for like a month but I love Using Google more than the others app.

It's a great place to go to. It's got great shops and, plenty to see

1st time coming here and was a good visit, quite small but it was a flying visit all the facilities there were clean and it wasn’t too crowded at all. The baby changing room was perfect and very clean. Car parking is reasonably priced.

Good shopping centre, lots of good brands in there and ideal for communication tube,train abd bus link everything is there.

This place can't get more than 3 stars, because it needs a serious refurb and it's next to Chimes Shopping centre which is miles away from the vibe in the Pavillions. It's like a local shopping complex that has been forgotten in time. Now for the good things, there are some good shops inside, which is why it's still being used. On the outside it benefits from a great location, and events/ stalls/ activities that sometimes pop up out on the High street. Gets a bit busier these days, but still much less crowded than what you'd find in Central London

Lovely shopping centre with a variety of shops. Great place to shop.

If You want to eat and shop this is a good place to be. You have any many options.

Good shops and okay place to hang out when you are on a shopping spree..

One of my local malls. Can't really complain. Ample parent & child parking. Good selection of shops. Probably even better that another mall is a short walk across the way. Normally I can arrange out all my business without having to head further afield.

With the Slough high street wiped from existence, and the Windsor high street just being a high end showcase for shops, the Uxbridge shopping centres are your next best choice to get actual shopping done with a variety of eateries on offer. Parking is easily accessible and decently priced.

Excellent shopping 🛍 experience 👌 lovely and unique stuff. Got so much house decorations, 🏠 toiletries and very Exquisite cutlery and plates. Very satisfying

Best place to go for all the high street shops. Parking is at least 3 car park options. Cheapest parking is in the Cedar park where using a Hillingdon pass reduces cost.

Brilliant place to shop. Not too crowded as Christmas. Lovely Santa Grotto but not open. Helpful staff.

It a good place for shopping. It's is well connected with bus and train. All your daily need items are available along with some good brand stores as per your liking. All the mobile network operators stores are available. Some stores are still closed due to covid.

It has a good variety of popular well-known shops, M&S, TK-Max, Wilkos, Iceland and it's own Car park with lifts so it's all under cover also there is Primark as well!

Visited on boxing day bank holiday. Free parking was a bonus - why not offer this all year round in order to get more people in the stores. It was fairly quiet but there was a festive atmosphere and plenty of shops open.

Great shopping location however lately the car park entry & exit system hasn’t been working for a while now which has resulted in youth using the car parking area as a skate park dodging cars! As anyone can gain entry criminals seem to roam, trying car door handles !!! so just be aware

Security were helpful. The Pearson view test centre was inside but be careful, apparently there's another one outside but for driving theory.... You don't wanna get that mixed up. Have plenty of time to get there. If you get to the test centre early, you can do the test early as I did.

It's always good to have a wander round the pavilions every now and then. A little bit of shopping, people watching and a nice steak bake sets me up for the day.

The Pavillions is also another great shopping centre and a brilliant place to shop. It has a bit of everything that is usually wanted or needed when out shopping personally I have been shopping here for years and like most of my reviews of places and services this is also located in a great location which is also easily accessible by various means of transport.

It's a small but very well designed shopping centre where you can find key cutting services and toilets you don't have to pay to use. The glass roof design let's in a lot of natural light and definitely affects the general atmosphere. It's quite a nice chilled out environment as opposed to the bustle of some shopping centres.

Decent enough mall, suitable for necessary stuff. Lots of things easy to find. Parking available in the adjacent car park. Toilets clean and well maintained. If you are around looking for multiple things, it is recommended.

Loved it so much i moved there!

Okay so its home I love this place its very odd and the layout used to throw me but its got a nice lot of shops. My only gripe is there are a couple of closed shop fronts which is always a shame. The Entertainer will always bring back a stream of childhood memories. I like the Butchers, always felt welcome, decent meat.

Excellent shopping centre. Easy parking in multi storey above shops....sadly not free! Good variety of shops and nice market area with good range of stalls.

Its an OK local shopping centre less a mall style one. Has a market place inside which has a variety of stalls. Not bad not great but fair. Has more the wilko iceland bargain highs street style shops with a few big names like M&S Argos TKMaxx so you can find things there. Also attached is a Primark. Outside on the street also some everyday shopping stores so its handy!

After visiting three years ago in early 2019 it was great to see nearly all the old shops and pubs from my past still there.

It was sad Argos, Uxbridge has closed permanently. It should not have come as a surprise but it did all the same. The Pavilions is lacking

Quite a decent little shopping mall. There are quite a few shops that are shut which isn't ace but some really great local shops. Reggies the butcher is good and the jewelers with the green front is good too. Plus M&S which always smells of nice baking bread

There are big car park as well. Easy to find space for park your vachile. Also car park got cctv for customers. All shops are very close 👌 from car Park. Cloths and all other shopping 🛍 are not expensive. Prices are reasonable

If you want affordable clothes and others then definitely visit Primark! Or if you want fancy and elegant collection M&S is a definite visit! A little pricey but great products.

Is a quieter shopping centre to The Chimes so isn't so crowded. Nice selection of shops but the main store Primark is the one everyone wants to go to. Shame Argos closed down as I used it quite a lot back in the day.

Numerous high street shops under one roof and in the centre it also holds stalls with variety of goods. Shopping here is fun as new and old buildings are nicely incorporated.