Westfield

This mall feels very open and upscale, but does have a variety of stores and restaurants in different price range, so it is not limited to just those with more funds. It also has the added benefits of having Easley transport links with the underground and buses right outside, and in having a Vue movie theatre. Definitely a good place to find something specific, or to just wander through.

All the stores you could want with none of the large crowds you have to suffer through at places like Oxford Street. Westfield’s so well-​designed with a decent amount of seating and a great selection of restaurants. Lots of interesting pop-​up stores too. The centre maps aren’t the best, though: the ones which show where specific stores are electronic and not the easiest to navigate, so you might be better asking one of the centre staff.

This is a beautiful mall. Beautiful. It’s nicely lighted, has tall ceilings and feels spacious even when there are throngs of people everywhere. There are restaurants, shops and grocery stores galore. They have a rather small food court, but it has a wide range of food options, so I’m not complaining. They even have seasonal events like an ice skating rink during Christmas.
I’m not gonna lie, I spent the most time while at this mall at waitrose. –_​_​_​_​– that being said, I did make use of their free wifi, walked through the mall to the Disney store and popped inside Boots.
My first complaint is for the parking… Why is it so slow? And my second is for the restrooms… several of the bathroom doors don’t close properly.
Other than that, it is easy to take public transit into the mall and spend many long hours shopping and eating to your heart’s content :)

I believe this may be the largest mall I have ever been. It is seriously huge and will take a couple of visits to get your bearings. Almost every shop feels like it is their flagship store in this mall, from walls covered in foliage to multi-​story baby shops. Completely crowded. There is an entire wing dedicated to high street retailers including Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Chanel, and the lot. Very large Waitrose near the high street wing. You will not go hungry at this beheamoth. From an enormous food court to probably 30 restaurants comprising the base of the mall, there is something for everyone. There is parking but we took the tube, it is literally a two minute walk from entrance to entrance. Rather hot inside so plan to coat check, which I am assuming they have, just never found it.

Westfield London is a boutique high road inside of a modern shopping centre complex. It has most things you need, but steer clear if you’re only after a few cheap bits.
Coming from Sydney, Australia, I had low expectations for a Westfield. This one blew my mind.
Pro tip: leave a trail of bread crumbs as you navigate the centre, so as to easily find your way back to freedom.
Failing this, try a length of string. (NB beware of Minotaurs).

«Stopped in to see one store and stayed for hours» said everyone.
This shopping centre is huge! Or maybe just feels that way thanks to the wide walkways between rows of stores. Has all the stores your heart desires and all the ones your credit card can’t always afford. Love the mix of high end and everyday retail. Definitely something for whatever you are looking for.
Extensive food court and restaurant row just outside with great options outside the normal chains.
This centre is extremely clean, shiny, well light and just very pretty.
Why fight the masses on Oxford Street when Westfields is here? Zero ideas and don’t think I ever will again.

Lovely place to shop. Shame parking is so expensive. I was here for a four-​five hours and parking was above £20.

Good place to hang out and parking is 5 pounds with their app for 24 hours

Came here while on Vacation to the UK. Was definitly surprised to find a Westfield in London, but also kind of pleased. Felt like being home. There’s an amazing Indian food place in the food court which my sister and I ate at about 4 times a week… Holy hat I wish they had those here in LA. However I must complain about the crowds. I live in Los Angeles and the crowds at Westfield London during the week in October were comparable to the crowds at Westfield Santa Anita during the holidays. But I guess all of London’s crowds are large and overal shitty. The Jamie Oliver resteraunt located there is very good, though the service is horrible! Can’t believe you actually have to pay upwards to 15 pounds to park here. So funny how different London is, it’s free to park at the shopping malls in America.

Westfield is a bit of a behemoth which is very overwhelming in places because of the sheer size of it. Only after going there about a dozen times do I finally feel like I’ve got the hang of the layout — which is rather strange as it’s only a square with a fancy bit sticking out of one side. The fancy bit is the section that has all the fancy shops, obvs.
It has always had a good selection of restaurants on the outside broadwalk, but they now have a really good range inside near the cinema too (mind you getting up to the cinema takes an age!). The biggest and best thing they’ve done is put touch screen terminals in near the entrances which actually plot you a route to the store you want to visit. This made getting to a restaurant I was meeting the missus at very easy — even I couldn’t get lost on the way.
The centre does have a great range, and is due for a further expansion in the future so more stores are coming. I did notice that there were several empty spaces in the fancy section, so I guess they’re having a harder time keeping the upmarket stores in that section. It’s a pretty good mall (it’s more than a shopping centre) which is well lit with wide aisles.

I’m a fan of Westfield. It’s roomy and airy, with a great variety of shops, and is relatively easy to get around even when it’s busy. My reason for going to Westfield is regularly to eat, as the restaurant options are extensive, and the southern terrace provides a nice outlook. The parking is expensive, but easily accessible and rarely full

Very nice large shopping centre with almost every store you could wish for. You could easily spend the entire day here and still not have seen every shop! There is a a section of the centre called «The Village» dedicated to the designer shops which is a nice touch and you can feel quite glamorous just walking around that section!
In the middle of the centre there is a large atrium with some seating and coffee shops for a short respite. The area is flooded with sunlight so when you sit there you can actually feel a bit like being outside rather than cooped up in a mall on a nice day.
There is a cinema (Vue) and a food court (mainly fast food) as well as The Southern Terrace restaurants outside which has more than fast food.
There is also usefully as very large Waitrose so don’t have to make a special trip to the supermarket on a Sunday once you’re done shopping.
If you have an electric car, they have a free charging station in the parking garage and think that you then get free parking.
My only complaints are I think it’s a bit of a cheek that they charge for parking, which is £9.50 at weekends if you’re there over 3 hours which in reality is more than likely! Secondly, given where we live it’s a right pain in the b*tt to get to!

When Westfield opened a few years ago, I avoided coming here as I thought it would be a nightmare. How wrong was I. I really enjoy coming to this particular Westfield as it is well planned, and even though it may appear to be huge, it is easy to navigate.
I always try to go first thing before the lunchtime rush. I would never attempt to visit on a Saturday though. I’ve walked through the other Westfield at Stratford on a Saturday, ust to get to the Queen Elizabeth Olypmic park on a Saturday, and that was a nightmare.
This Westfield has a section called the Village. This is where the high end retailers have smaller boutique shops, along wath a champagne bar on the village concourse.
In the centre, there is a large food court and cinema complex. There are pleny of other restaurants outside on the Southern Terrace.
The main mall itself has a really good sized Marks and Spencers, which has just been extended. There is also a Debenhams, House of Fraser and Next store in the other foour corners of the mall. Nearly any retailer that you can find on the high street is here, except for John Lewis and Primark, which should be included when the huge extension programme is completed.
Another reason I like this place is it is only a 6 minute drive from my flat. It is also easy to park. If you join the Wesfield praking scheme, you get 20% off your bill. It means that you do not have to get a ticket or go to the payment machine when you leave. They provide you with a screen sticker with a bar code, which recognises your car and automatically deducts your nominated credit or debit card.

I forgot how huge this place is. It does remind me a bit of Mall of America… sans the amusement park. Have been a few times for various reasons: dinner at Jamie’s Italian, shopping, and now just to use the car park.
Really this place could be a day out in itself and no need to leave as you could have your meals here from fast food to nice restaurants and even a Pat Val in the middle of one of the walkways for dessert. There is a Vue Cinema as well. It still has that very new and modern feel about it and it is quite spacious so when it is busy there is a bit of room to move around.
As far as stores… they have everything! There are the usual stores you find in nearly every mall, but then there seems to be a section of designer stores. Parking here is fairly cheap for London and since it is open until 3 a.m., we chose this car park for our night out.
The past two times we have been here, trying to get into the parking garage has been a nightmare, which is exactly why I only gave four stars. The problem tends to happen at an area with multiple junctions that are arranged in a circle (maybe people would call this a roundabout, I think it is is less useful than a roundabout) and people decide try and squeeze through to the other side of the intersection and then end up blocking the intersection. However, because the whole thing is set up in a circle, it stops everyone else from moving even when the lights turn green. Can’t tell you how long we just sat there before people started yelling at the people blocking the junctions.
We were slightly worried that we were going to end up in the same situation as we were already running a bit late to meet up with some friends. However, it must have been because it was a bit after 8 p.m. and we were able to go straight into the parking garage without problem. I do like that they have indicators to allow people to see how many spots are available on each level and even in each row, that way you don’t have to go up and down each row to find out that there are no spaces.
It is convenient because you can walk right over to Wood Lane to take the Hammersmith or Circle lines to get to where you need to go. We thought we would have to walk around the Westfield in order to get back to the car because it was just after midnight. However, I stopped at one of the maps on the pavement and noticed that the entrance we were headed for (near Next and the Bus Station) was open until 3 a.m. because of the cinema. There was a security guard who did ask us if we were heading to the car park, but other than that, you can walk through the centre to get to the part of the parking garage you are in. Although the mannequins in the Disney Store window did make me jump because the lights are dimmed a bit. Fortunately, the vending machines and the toilets near the lifts to the parking garage were still operational. For about 4 hours we paid just over £5.00, which is not bad for London!

This particular Westfield is the Shepherds Bush branch, and my preferred Westfield to go to out of the two in London (The other being in Stratford) because it’s a little easier to get to from Victoria. It’s also marginally smaller than the Westfield in Stratford, but that isn’t to say it’s not huge — the place is absolutely massive.
I prefer the layout of this Westfield, the shops aren’t as spread out, and the restaurant area is close to the main mall.
You will find all your usual high street shops such as Boots, New Look, Superdrug and M&S, as well as the ‘designer village’ that has higher end designer stores such as Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Tiffany and Co. and Versace. Needless to say I can only afford to shop at the former!
There is also a Vue cinema on the top floor.
Perfect for window shopping on a rainy day if you’re in London!

Westfield shopping centre.
I do like the shopping centre because they have all the latest shops and cafes and restaurants all mixed together so you’re not having to look for a food court.

Westfield is Australian, and so am I… so how can I not love it ;-)
This is the biggest Westfield I’ve been to. It’s very modern, clean and efficient. You could almost set your home up in here and never leave ;-)
There are some great outlets and restaurants (we went to a seafood restaurant, Lpdj — that will be reviewed on my other Unilocal review).
The transport lines are amazing. You can get there by Tube, Bus, Overground or even drive as they have a fabulous car part facility that you can get for free if you get your ticket validated.
If you’re look for a place to enjoy your shopping experience, come! If you’re looking for a place where you can come in and get out quickly… you might want to choice another place.

I love this mall, they have pretty much everything and go there very often
I also like the architecture of it and they always have some promotions going on

I’ve been avoiding Westfield for a long time. But I wanted to get a sweater at Zara, and my Mom wanted me to get her something at COS, and I was kinda craving Wahaca and… everything was to be found at Westfield. So off I went, ending up at Wood Lane Tube. The Centre is a quick stumble (Google maps assures me: 3 minutes!) from the Tube.
Y’know, I know it’s quickly careening towards Christmas, so I was anticipating it to be bonkers. Purposefully went first thing in the AM to dodge crowds as best possible. And you know? It was ok. Bonus points for being so accessible by underground, overground and London buses. Additional points for a decent number of bathrooms (totally agree with Robyn J). Either a pro or a con: reminds me of home/​North America (this being Thanksgiving week, it’s a comforting *pro*, but that could change).
There’s a mix of high-​end and high street here. You can flit around Prada and Mulberry, but then hold it down with H&M and Next — Westfield’s gotcha covered. What else: Topshop, Uniqlo, 3 banks, a movie theatre, many food options (from grab and go to champagne bar and Brazilian steakhouse). Debenham’s and House of Fraser as Dept. stores. M&S and Waitrose reppin’ for the supermarkets.
Yeah, totally fine. Will I go out of my way to go there again? Meh, probably not, unless I have a to-​do list that perfectly maps on to what Westfield has to offer. That said, if I had to go to Westfield again I would not be the human representation of a sad face emoji. How’s that for a diplomatic answer?
Unilocal note: extended shopping hours every day — 10pm through the holidays.

This place has everything from a big Marks and Spencers to designer boutiques. Really big and you can really spend allot of time browsing the stores.

This place is HUGE! If you shop here, you better be prepared to walk and have a thick wallet… either with lots of cash or credit cards with room to spare. They’ve got all the big luxury brands here, as well as eatery for all preference and price range. You won’t leave here hungry… probably a much lighter wallet…

Ich mag es einfach, weil es so groß ist und so viel Abwechslung bietet. Für mich eine der perfektesten Shoppingmalls in Europa. Sonntags geöffnet und wochentags bis spätabends. Der Branchenmix paßt auch so im Großen und Ganzen. Wenn man dort essen gehen will, sollte man eher off-​peak gehen, weil man sonst schwer einen Platz bekommt.

Ein super schönes und großes Shopping Center!
Viele tolle Geschäfte, ein großer Food Court innen (günstig und einfach) und viele Restaurant mit Außenterrassen (gehoben und teurer).
ein Besuch im Westfield ist ein absolutes MUSS wenn man in London ist!

Im Westfield gibt es einfach alles! Verschiedenste Shops von mega teuer im Village bis normal und bezahlbar wie z.B. H&M. Zudem gibt es Massage Angels, wo man sich durchkneten kann und soviel dafür bezahlt wie man gerne möchte, es gibt Verpflegungsmöglichkeiten und sogar ein Kino.
Das Einkaufszentrum ist so riesig, dass ich beim ersten Besuch fast nicht mehr den Ausgang gefunden habe, mittlerweile ist es fast mein 2. Zuhause und ich komme so oft wie möglich hierher und kenne mich bestens aus.

Really enjoyed my shopping experience at Westfield. All your stores in one location.
this won’t seem so unique for an AMerican or Canadian shopper but quite the rarity in Europe. So if you don’t want to walk up and down the streets of London to find that Mulberry wallet or get yet another Zara scarf, go to Westfield. Tube accessible, lots of restaurants, and department stores for the undecided shopper.
EXTRA TIP: July = Sales across London

Riesiges Shoppinig Center in Kensington! Hier findet man einfach alles — von Ketten wie H+M, Topshop, Zara etc. bis zu den grossen Designern! Wenn man wenig Zeit hat in London und nicht Stunden durch Notting Hill etc. stromern kann, um schöné kleine Lädchen zu entdecken aber doch am Abend noch ein bisschen bummeln/​shoppen möchte; ist das genau das Richtige, um nicht mit einem leeren Koffer wieder in die Heimat zu fliegen.

Ce centre commercial est tout simplement une merveille!!! A NE SURTOUT PAS MANQUER!!! D’autant plus en période de noël et surtout en période de soldes! Car à noël vous y retrouvez une patinoire au milieu du centre commercial, et en période de soldes des réductions d’enfer (je me suis fais plaisir, mais mon compte en banque à moins apprécié lol).
Très facile d’accès en métro ou en voiture (il y a un parking gratuit les deux premières heures).
Ce centre commercial est le plus grand d’Europe, il y a 320 magasins avec des merveilleuses enseignes, pour tous les goûts et toutes les bourses Guess, Disney store, Lush, New look, Apple store, Mac, Deichmann, Prada Il y a également beaucoup de cafés ou de restaurants: Starbucks, Eat, Nando’s, Wahaca Et tout ça dans un très beau centre, bien entretenu, des toilettes très propres Par contre attention à né pas vous perdre, donc si vous avez un iPhone je vous conseilles de téléchargé leur application Westfield qui est gratuite et vous permet de trouver facilement une enseigne. Le centre est ouvert tous les jours, il ferme assez tard, il est juste fermé le dimanche matin, mais l’après-midi c’est ouvert.
Et petit plus au 4ème étage il y a un cinéma ;)

Westfield é um lugar muito legal muito espaçosos e de qualidade muito bom. As lojas estão a um nível muito alto, o meu favorito Gc sendo, tem jóias muito bonito e é para todas as idades (eu sou doze anos e estou indo para obter um colar, anel e brincos de lá:)).

Ein architektonisch beeindruckender Bau, zur Zeit das größte Einkaufszentren (EKZ) in Europa. Darüber hinaus eines der wenigen EKZ, die mir ausgesprochen gut gefallen haben. hier gibt es nichts, was es nicht gibt, man bekommt einfach alles, allerdings vieles auf einem hohen Preisniveau. Essen kann man z.B. hervorragend im Southern Terrace Restaurant. Ebenfalls dort befindet sich übrigens auch Jamie Olivers Jamie’s Italian, Westfield, Unit 1078, Westfield Shopping Centre, Ariel Way, London, W12 7GB.

Eine Spitzen-​Mall das muss man sagen, tolle Auswahl Klasse Gastro und spektakuläre Shops — da müsst ihr hin.

Das Westfield in London Shepherd’s Bush liegt im Westen der britischen Hauptstadt und ist ein Projekt eines australischen Unternehmens. So gibt es schon viele Westfields in anderen Großstädten.
Es gibt mehrere Tube-​Anschlüsse (unter anderem Wood Lane (H&C, Circle) sowie Shepherd’s Bush (Central)). Neben den üblichen Ketten wie Schuh, Waitrose, Boots und Superdrug gibt es hier auch Restaurants (z.B. Nando’s) und ein Vue-​Kino, außerdem verschiedene Markengeschäfte (Vans, Niketown) sowie einen Extra-​Abschnitt für Luxusmarken.
Die Architektur ist ziemlich ausgefallen und erinnert teilweise an ein Raumschiff. Es gibt angenehm viele Sitzmöglichkeiten, nur sollten die Teppichböden dort auch mal gereinigt oder durch ein pflegeleichteres Modell ersetzt werden.
Positiv ist das kostenlose Wi-​Fi-​Internet (Registrierung erforderlich, Daten werden nicht geprüft). Alles in allem ein schönes, großes und angenehmes Einkaufszentrum.

Au coeur de Londres, ce centre commercial est tout simplement GIGANTESQUE ! Il y a de tout et pour toutes les bourses. Les plus chics iront côté luxe avec les grands noms Dior, Prada, Burberry… Les autres feront chauffer le porte monnaie parmi les 250 autres boutiques internationales: New Look, Hollister, Apple, HMV, Camper, H&M, Gap…
Si vous êtes fan de shopping, prévoyez d’y rester une journée entière. Le midi, les possibilités sont nombreuses dans l’espace restauration. On peut y manger chinois, italien, libanais. et français bien sur !
Pour finir, un petit tour au 3ème étage, direction le cinéma, que demander de plus?

Wahnsinn: Was Du hier nicht findest — brauchst du nicht. Hatte nach vierstündigem Besuch einige wunderbare Klamotten zu einem guten EUR/​Pfund-​Verhältnis. Ich glaube, man braucht Tage um jedes Geschäft zumindest einmal betreten zu haben. Vor manchem Highlight bilden sich (wie in London üblich) Schlangen, z.B. bei Europas einzigen Hollister.

Das Westfield-​Shopping-​Centre ist bei schlechtem, aber auch bei gutem Wetter, eine echte Attraktion. Allein schon wegen der unglaublich prächtigen Architektur lohnt es sich nach Shepherds Bush zu fahren und es zu bewundern. Dass tollste ist jedoch es gibt im Westfield Geschäfte für den großen, wie für den kleinen Geldbeutel, so habe ich z. B. ein Chelsea Trikot für 17 Euro (15 Pfund) bei SPORTSDIRECT erhalten!
Also es lohnt sich!!!

j’adore, trop bien!!!, surtout les nouveaux restaurants plus de 40, une bonne place pour beaucoup nouveaux concepts et d’idées.

Hatte vor einer Woche Theatertickets in London und war so ein Wochenende an der Themse unterwegs. Da das Wetter nicht ganz so prickelnd war, schleppte mich eine Freundin in das neue Ausflugsziel der Stadt — die Westfield Mall.
Was soll ich sagen: Von Konsumflaute keine Spur. Brechend voll. She viele hochpreisige Läden à la Prada und Co. und selbst die Organisation eines Latte Macchiato nahm eine gute ¾ Stunde in Anspruch. Als wir dann endlich einen Platz und unseren Kaffee hatten, war die Lust aufs Shoppen komplett verflogen.
Architektur des Konsumtempels ist ganz großes Kino — erinnerte mich eher an einen modernen Flughafen. Wenn Ihr also mal in der Nähe seid — dann ab zur Tube-​Station Shepards Bush. Direkt dahinter beginnt die Shoppingmeile!