McArthurGlen Designer Outlet West Midlands

McArthurGlen Designer Outlet, Haynes Way, Cannock, WS11 7 JZ The shops do not open here until 10.00am sharp, although you can get coffee at Starbucks by 9.30am. We personally love this place, it’s so easy for disabled people, never overcrowded, very clean and well maintained, shops are very good and with reasonable costs, two cafes, Starbucks and Coffee 200, both small, but you can find space to place your wheelchair, and plenty of outside seating anyway. Each time we visit we find the “Lindt” chocolate shop, a bit expensive, but for those of us with diabetic problems, the chocolate is not as sweet as other makes, so we can cope. It’s a popular shopping outlet, and car park can get a bit full, but we always go nice and early, so never any problems. Our photos show a different approach into shops this time, and we used Starbucks instead of Coffee 200, but both places offer good coffee and cakes. We noticed that they now have a big wheel here, so kids may enjoy that ride. DO READ OUR PART ONE AND PART TWO REVIEWS TO GET A GOOD FEEL FOR OUTLET, ITS WORTH CHECKING IT OUT, A NICE TWO HOURS CAN BE SPENT HERE.

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.

TO SEE SHOPPING VILLAGE AT ITS BEST READ BOTH PARTS OF OUR REVIEWS. Work started on this shopping complex in 2017, and opened in 2021, and is now 7th centre that offers top named outlets at reduced costs, and an ideal place for disabled people to visit. It’s all on the level, 48 stores to check out, 2 toilet blocks with accessible toilets, huge car park. ( BUT NOTE, Disabled parking is in section C but an absolute waste of time, as after parking, there ARE STEPS to get down, how silly a design is that ? ) Better to park in section D, it’s right by the main shops, and will get you straight to a very important part of your visit, a Coffee shop. OUR REVIEW We suggest that on arriving here, you follow road round towards the clock tower and park up in section D, which is right by the shopping streets. Our photos will now give you an idea on how nice this shopping village is, and helps you find the disabled toilets, which we found to be very helpful. OUR FINAL THOUGHTS It looks delightful as you arrive, with many shops to browse through. All the buildings are different and very characterful. The whole village is spotlessly clean, very well maintained, and so easy to move wheelchair around. We highly recommend this shopping outlet.