Bents Garden and Home

This is a very accessible place to shop and eat. There are three cafes. We ate in the Tapas bar, which had an outdoor area. There was also a coffee bar and a main restaurant. There's also a pet cafe where people can take their dogs etc, but we didn't go there. I believe there is a children's playground too but we didn't have time to check it out. There were several concessions such as The Edinburgh Woollen Mill, Seasalt and White Stuff (not much of the latter two), and Lakeland at the back of the food court. Near the entrance were greetings cards, wrapping paper, calendars etc. There was plenty of Halloween decor and the Christmas stuff was just going up. We would visit again, though it's quite a long drive for us. More chairs needed for rests, otherwise accessibility was excellent. We didn't check the plants out this time, which would be a reason to return. Prices were fairly standard but I thought the children's clothes quite expensive. There were also toys in that section. Lots to look at and I saw plenty of people using wheelchairs and mobility scooters. There was room to get around easily. I didn't see any wheelchairs for loan but there might be, I didn't look.