Overview

A most important part of any trip is the coffee shop, and although there are only two of use if weather not so good, there are plenty of outdoor seating when sun shines. DO MAKE SURE YOU READ BOTH PARTS OF OUR REVIEW OF VILLAGE, TO GET THE BEST. We choice 200 coffee as it was ideally placed in the square, and although not that many seats inside, we did find a spot. The coffee was good and hot, and the bun had been heated up for us, lovely. What we did like about the shops is that they offer good discounts at a fair price, and many were not fashion outlets, it’s shops we like to browse, and some we could afford to buy something we needed, but it is a very delightful, clean, well looked village, so please do find time to go and visit, it’s ideal for disabled. OUR FINAL THOUGHTS The coffee shops here are small, but inviting, very clean and offer a nice coffee and goodies. There are a number of good variety of shops, there are designer ones but also more places of intere#t, other than usual fashion outlets. We really do encourage you to visit the village, it’s well worth a very enjoyable time with so much to look at.

Transport & Parking

See part one, taking note not to use disabled bays in section C as steps prevent you getting down to shop level. Use section D instead, it’s right by the main entry for shops.

Access

It’s all on the level, including all the shops, there’s plenty of space to move about without feeling in the way, and you can see everything of interest.

Toilets

Two toilet complexes you can use, one has a lift to upper level, but a small disabled toilet can be used just behind the lift on the ground floor, as shown on this part of our review.

Staff

All very friendly and willing to support you

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