If you're ever in Victoria Train Station and the shops there just doesn't do it for you, then you can head up the escalators to Victoria Place. It's more of a row of shops that a shopping mall housed in a rather shiny part of the station. There's the usual choice of high street chains. A bit of shopping & eating area with a wide range of restaurants, coffee shops and convenience food.

Victoria place is a great shopping center, in the heart of central London. Good collection of clothes, gift items and also variety of fast food options as well.

A good place to go shopping with intertwining buildings to keep out of the rain or bad weather. Shops range from Marks & Spencer, French Connection, Next, Primark and many more and a eating area on the ground floor. A good day visit.

A decent shopping centre. For me the main attraction is the first floor food court alongside the attached sainsburys food shop. My review may be a little unfairly low, however this is due to Victoria place being a place of practicality than enjoyability. I have never ventured into the shops as all of my visits have been to catch or disembark from trains in the adjoining station. I feel this may be the case of the vast majority of visitors where shopping after getting off a train or before boarding is not the highest priority.

As you get off the Tube station you're greater by this more modern looking shopping area over 2 floors. Looked very clean and new. And friendly staff to help

Not big, close to Victoria station

Toilets are an absolute embarrassment here! Mens toilet, one cubicle has no door, one cubicle can’t be locked and none of the toilets have toilet seats. Absolutely disgusting. Update: today mens toilets are closed completely, so where must one go after eating here?!

Great place to chill and gather one's thoughts

Conveniently located right above Victoria station with budget and upscale restaurant choices. Food options from Pret, McDonalds to Prezzo and everything in between. The whole food court area is neat and well maintained.

On 17.02.2024 I passed by for a bite to eat.

Great place to eat as their are plenty of restaurants to choose from, I enjoyed eating at Pizza 🍕 and Co. The have a buffet lunch and dinner. Great food and a good service.

Lots of good cafes and shops in the heart of Victoria station . Offers good choice of shops and services to buy your loved one a gift or just kill time .

Escalators never work. The ones near Sainsburys have been out of order completely for over a year. What’s the point of the “Apologies” signs if you never actually fix them?

We stop on our way back home from London, it's our first visit since lockdown, the shops are good the eateries excellent but the toilets are disgusting(mens) one cubicle with no door or toilet roll holder, one with all that you need but no lock and the last the door locks toilet roll on a wet floor sign and some animal had just used it. You should be ashamed.

The shopping mall is tiny. You won’t find a lot here. The only thing about it is that it’s in a main train station.

There are a good variety of shops and places to eat in the centre and I wouldn't have any complaints if it weren't for the awful state of the toilets. The toilets are located upstairs on the 1st floor opposite the Mcdonald's. Firstly I got glared at and watched for several minutes by a cleaner who walked back and forth past me several times watching me when I was waiting outside the disabled toilet for my husband. I then went to the mens and it was pretty grubby, but the worst part was that there were 3 cubicles but only 1 of the cubicles had a door, the other two seemingly had their doors just ripped off with just the hinges remaining. The only cubicle was occupied too and I waited for quite some time but he wasn't budging, so I had to leave the centre to find another bathroom, as I don't think that cleaner would take too kindly to me taking a dump in the urinals- especially after how he seemed to feel about me just waiting near a door.

One of my favourite stations. Network of National rail, Underground, and Bus routes all readily available. Plenty of shopping within the station and in the immediate vicinity.

Good amount of shops, obviously it's very busy. Very helpful staff.

I've been frequenting this station on a regular basis and everytime I bypass this shopping mall located over 2 floors above the busy train station. It's a good place to sit back and as soon as you climb the escalators, you somewhat escape the hustle and bustle of commuters down below. They have a sainsburys on the 1st floor and several other clothes stores such as new look etc. one more climb of the escalators brings you to their food court which houses kfc, mcdonalds, subway and several other food options such as tacos. plenty of seating around, although abit on the grubby side when moving towards the mcdonalds and kfc area but all in all, a great spacious place to be in for a quick bite to eat whilst you wait for your train.

A tad expensive but having tasted their chai latte, can't resist now!

A very busy part of Victoria Station, London, but good for those who wish to have a little breather between their travel. As I was traveling to Amsterdam, I found this Food Court value for money on McD's and Costa Latte's. Don't expect to find ANY Menthol Cigarettes here, however.

Excellent place, modern, clean, lots of shops, restaurants, coffee places, Everything what you need when you wait your transport

Predictable mini shopping mall in the station..usually meet my brother here. Lots to eat and some shops too. (Thanks for the comeback, Vic. Place, and by 'predictable', I meant no criticism! The place was clean, buzzing with shoppers and people in transit to somewhere..and the atmosphere was akin to an airport mall. Personally, I don't see what could be added to improve what is already there. I hadn't noticed Security; perhaps I wasn't looking closey, or it was discreet, but I'm certain at least a guard or two patrol the area. Perhaps the introduction of soothing 'piped' music ( generic classical type..at a bearable low voulme!)? Good luck!

Only visited the food court and they have an OK number of fast food restaurants. Food was piping hot and tasted good. Place was clean and sufficient space for people to sit and eat. But found it slightly more expensive than same outlets outside central London.

The thoroughfare that is Victoria Place. The beauty of this selection of shops is its convenience. Open late and close to Victoria Train Station platforms.

An ok railway station food and drink in station but prices

Transportation: Quiet reachable for Victoria Bus coach station, Train station, Tube access(Metro). Train station: It's a big puzzle if you are new there. It will be a long journey just between tube & train access bcoz of tunnels. Make sure you are educated to access between the platforms. Ticket counters: Available at centre. Self service Kiosk also available at same place. Escalator: Available Free wifi: certain part Mobile network: Void when you are access tunnels for tubes. Eatery: LEON is not good in taste wise. I'm not recommend it. Instead you can try other like McD, KFC. Burger King is bit pricey. Fast Food: Mostly Asian food: Quiet less Toilets: Available. Depends on which entrance you are using. CAUTION: DON'T GET LOST. This place is real time killer.

Nice to look around, while waiting for connecting train. Lots of choices for food.

Had a lovely meal. Mushroom risotto. Mmm Hubby had posh fish n chips. Wonderful service.

A good shopping centre with a wide range of shops eateries and lots of toilets. Would return here.

Have been here on numerous occasions over the last few years. Never had any problems.

You know your in London when you arrive here lack of choice is the reason for 3 star

Nice location and good for food in there. Although sub was tasteless and bone dry.... drinks machine not working and no chicken. Need to get there act together.

Lots of shops. A pleasant oasis on top of busy terminus.

Good place to stop for a quick bite to eat - there are a number of options available.