Parking costs... £4 or so for 4 hours. A massive shopping mall. Lots to do and see. Something for everyone. Massive kids area to keep them happy. Lots of good places as well.

This was a pretty good shopping centre, and most importantly has lots of nice seats to wait while your other half goes into every shop! Good mix of shops, some places to get food and drink, a nice clock and an upside house... a bit of everything!

It's one of the best supermarkets or malls in the city for big or quick shopping. This place has almost every brand. Lots of options of restaurants and quick bite cafes. Vibe is also superb. Every brand has good options and workers. Lots of stores and supermarkets could take a leaf out of their book as far as training staff on returns. Great staff always friendly.

Very extensive shopping mall, lots of places to eat and seating to just chill and people watch! First visit so a bit confused on parking; I paid £2 for an hour (weekday lunchtime) cos I parked in a premium external area, multistorey sign displayed £2.60 for 2 hrs but I came across some external parking which was free for 3 hrs. I just needed to pick up something hence the hour, but if you are just looking around you're going to need 2hrs minimum.

We have been there on Bank holiday. A lots of shop close but still a lot of people walking and shopping. Here have many choice of restaurants and discount from clothes shop. I enjoy shopping!!

Loads of shopping outlets from clothing,jewellery,food chains like 5 guys,Tk max,McDonald’s,various shops and more then you can imagine. Parking at the front of this mall which is quite reasonably priced and spaces for most. Upside down house is in this location also. Great experience but be prepared for a lot of walking and trying to find the toilets.

See this place can have everything you'll ever need or absolutely nothing. It's a hit and miss. But obviously for clothing, shoes and accessories it's amazing. There's a good food court area where there is usually something happening. We like it when the soft play areas are there as kids love it. Xmas is coming so the train may make a re appearance.

The "new bit" of the shopping center is always a pleasant place to shop. It's not covered like the rest of the city centre. It's a shame the giant oak tree died following the redevelopment of that area. Lots of shops to select from from Apple to Sports Direct.

Great place to shop Milton Keynes. All top brands under one roof. In the centre there are some food stalls. Parking is available all around and a multi storey car park is within the shopping centre. Well connected to public transportation.

Nice shopping experience. Bright airy and modern, this is an additional shopping area linked to the centre MK. Has a number is unique takeaways and useful additional stores to complement centre MK. The only suggestion I would make is that it is not very well sign posted.

The place is nice but under the shadow of MK central shopping mall. But it has good sportswear shops, Tesla showroom, Apple store, Lego, Zara, H&M and few good restaurants as well.

Fantastic shopping centre with lots of things for the kids, no matter what time of the year. I have found that with most shops you get fantastic customer service. Loads of banks available around. Lots of choice food wise. Clean and looked after. Plenty of parking all around. Busses right outside by the Point. Phone charging machines available which is a bonus, when you're out for a while. Market outside as well. Awesome.

Nice place for shopping. Hundreds of shops and almost everything is available in this mall. There are shops for every budget. Christmas celebrations have just begun..

I love this shopping centre and this is the place that we can get almost everything in Milton Keynes

Midsummer Place is a shopping centre located in the heart of Milton Keynes, United Kingdom. It first opened in 2000 and is managed by global real estate services company Savills. The shopping centre is home to over 50 shops and restaurants, including popular high street brands such as H&M, Topshop, and Zara. One of the most notable things about Midsummer Place is its modern design and layout. The shopping centre features a striking glass roof and plenty of natural light, making it a bright and airy space to shop in. Additionally, the centre is well-maintained and clean, with plenty of seating areas and restrooms available for shoppers to use. In terms of dining options, Midsummer Place offers a great selection of eateries to choose from. Popular options include Wagamama, Nando's, and Pizza Express. Wagamama is a Japanese restaurant that serves a variety of noodle dishes and soups, while Nando's is a Portuguese-style chicken restaurant that is famous for its peri-peri chicken. Pizza Express is a popular Italian restaurant chain that specializes in pizza and pasta dishes. Despite its smaller size compared to other shopping centres in the area, Midsummer Place offers a great shopping experience for those looking for a mix of high street and independent shops. The centre is easily accessible, with plenty of parking options nearby, and is located in close proximity to other key attractions in the city, such as The Centre:MK and Xscape. Overall, Midsummer Place is a great choice for shoppers who want a modern and well-designed shopping centre with a good selection of high street brands and dining options. Whether you're looking for a new outfit or a quick bite to eat, Midsummer Place is definitely worth a visit.

Shame so many places have closed down. Still a good variety of shops and at 5.30 on a Saturday evening, most places were still open. Various eating "huts" were available and open, from Greek to Italian.

Beautiful shopping centre with a variety of eating places and coffee shops to choose from. There are a few big stores to look at, too. Very spacious, very clean and helpful staff dotted around the centre.

Underrated the midsummer place at your own peril. From the outside, it might come across like nothing super special but when you get inside, trust me you would definitely see something to buy he he he. There are several stores within with loads of amazing places to eat too. Walking around the mall is therapeutic like a friend would say and I think, I kind of agree. It’s super neat and easy to navigate. Very close to bus stops too

Like many other shopping centres, MK is not the same again. The retail sector has suffered financially and branded shops have closed down. I miss Debenhams, Warehouse, Oasis….. and H&M has moved to smaller premises with less variety on offer. I’m pleased Marks & Spencer is still operating.

I love the ambience of the place. It can be a bit confusing, but it is a great place to get lost from the mootony of the daily grind. There are loads of shops to shop from. There are plenty of places to eat. There is a good variety of shops and things to do in this place. Prices are pretty reasonable unlike some places that are overhyped and you end up paying more just because of the place. If you don't want to spend, it is a great place for window shopping, bird watching, and enjoyng eye candy. The people around the mall are pretty cool and friendly. I would visit if I had more time. I don't mind dropping by regularly. There is plenty of parking for cars. If you don't drive there is a good network of buses and trains in close proximity. It is very accessibel to disabled people.

Lovely indoor / outdoor space. Perfect day out with the family. Many places to dine and drink!

You will find various shops here. You can shop for anything you want ranging from clothes, shoes, toys, kiddies and even restaurants. If you want to sit out and just watch people do their thing, it is perfect for that too.

It's a beauty, well lit and nicely decorated! You have a variety of shops and food malls to choose from. Seating areas, toilet facilities, play area for kids, banking facilities, beauty lounges, large and secure multi storey car park (not too pricey😊)...you just name it! It's a place to visit at least once in a lifetime 😄

It’s a very big mall, indoor and out door places for food, full of stores sell most of international brands.

Kept very clean and tidy, I always see staff cleaning. Beautiful interior and exterior design. Stunning bathrooms kept clean. Great range of shops available and maps if you get lost. Great variety of food shops in the same area to suit different tastes.

Great wide open and light shopping centre with all of the best stores around. Always enjoy a visit here.

i live in centre mk so come here as often as i can and have no complaints, always good.

Fair selection of stores but there's a number of units with no one in there. Parking isn't cheap, more like quite expensive really for what's on offer. Tidy and clean. Where have the concrete cows 🐄 gone ?

A good addition to the CentreMK. They try to stand out as a separate unit however it will always be named “the new bit [of C:MK] “ by the locals 😅. Focused mostly on clothing and a lot less restaurants ( you have Starbucks, Kokoro, 5Guys, pretzels and I think that’s it ) , they have recently added a few small units ( trailers?) like Greek food, Lebanese and Italian pizza, to diversify a little bit. A small “bad” feature is that you have to go in a massive circle if you want to reach a specific store, there’s no cutting across. Most people forget but it has toilets and tailoring/dry cleaning upstairs by 5 guys so don’t forget to check it out if you need those services. All in all , quite a nice little place

Always enjoy a trip to MK as everywhere is bright and airy. A joy to shop there as I like to try things on not always buy on-line. The centre clock that blows bubbles on the hour for little children I have always loved too. We had a snack in the John Lewis cafe upstairs at the back of the store as has hot or cold choices. The wool department upstairs next to cafe had a bargain pack of wool great for my crochet projects M & S is another favourite as again so many choices and a food department also. Spoiled for choice at MK especially after Lockdown and Covid it was nice to get back to some kind of normal. Plenty of shops like Footlocker for the younger shoppers xx

Since when did the frog clock above the food area stop functioning? And where's the big tree? The range of shops here is very enticing and the centre itself is kept to a very clean state but I was dissapointed to see that the clock doesn't do it's thing anymore. Sure it shows the time but the moving parts no longer move

This place needs help after a long pandemic. Stores need people to come back support this place to survive.

Shopping in Milton Keynes not the same any more. Too many empty shops same as everywhere else. We need to support our shops and get out there before everything is online.

Half of the lights were on and it is looking a bit run down and needs some more shops. Overall it was clean and tidy and had some key shops I needed however its just that being ready for business needed

New experience at the shopping centre, not too crowded but not happy to see people not adhering to Covid Restrictions.