A well-designed car park, with three levels: ground floor and first floor covered, and the second floor open-air. It has recently been fitted with displays showing the number of spaces available per aisle; the downside is that it doesn’t distinguish between the different types of spaces available. Spaces for children, disabled and mobility-impaired customers, and electric vehicle charging points.
The shopping centre has been very well refurbished; it’s much brighter, with low-voltage lighting. The staff always give customers a very warm welcome, even at the end of the day! A lovely fruit and vegetable section, featuring in particular an organic section with a specialist member of staff on hand to assist us. Promotional offers are regularly updated with new selections. You can do your shopping online, either via the ‘drive-through’ collection service or for home delivery at a modest additional cost. In short, a great shop that’s well worth recommending!
Just a quick note: there are lockers for leaving your full shopping trolley, located entirely on the left-hand side of the shopping centre near the cultural area, with smaller lockers above them for a bag or two.
Next to the reception desk at the Leclerc entrance, in the very quiet corridor, there’s a drop-off point for small electrical items, light bulbs, tubes and batteries. There’s also a machine where you can exchange your change for vouchers to be redeemed at the checkouts.