Apple home improvements Reviews

Not a bad section of Bournemouth with it becoming a bit like Poole a ghost town and places shutting down all the time. Bournemouth councils policy of not helping shops with obscene rates to pay and mismanagement of finances. Three quarters of a million pounds spent on Beatles place a real joke now and one of the worst towns for homelessness with a so called party that supposedly supports austerity and thinks it knows how to keep its accounts in order that is paid for by rate payers and tax payers .

This is a good shopping area with a good variety of shops. Access may be a bit challenging with wheelchairs due to being on a bit of a hill, but plenty seem to manage when pushing prams. One issue is a lack of a guide to help find which store is where but if you have the time, it's fun to explore!

I walk here every day with my bae nice shopping mall with wedding dresses shop wed2b and coffee Cafe love it lots

It's a cool place and have lovely shops you need for your daily needs

Clean and well maintained. Bit of a waste of space architecturally

A nice little centre, showing a small amount of age round the edges but the staff seemed very polite and where else do you find a HMV now a days?

Not that special, but it has Lidl which is always good

I went to Lidl and bought only a few items when I discovered it was self service checkouts only. Cashiers gone. Dislike self service intensely. Will not return.

It contains a good-sized Wilko, where I was able to buy a composter. This made me happy.

it needs more toillets, and clean ones Do o have many sotres but is ok

In my opinion this place is dying. We visit it only because of lifts from car park above descent into the shopping centre. Only two things keeping it alive is Lidl and Wilko apart from that there's not much else there which is a shame as it's in prime spot bang on in the middle of town. Lifts smell of urine and toilet's are in appalling state.

A small shopping centre containing a Wilko, Lidl, cafe, phone shop, Happy Buddha, VR centre, jewellers and tailors. Easily accessible parking with lifts and stairs from Richmond Gardens multi storey, handily placed at the top end of the town centre

Super convenient stores with a perfect location and car park

The most disgusting visit to the toilet after shopping at wilko and lidl the Richmond Gardens shopping center toilets are very unhygienic what should be in the toilet is smeared all over the walls.

The Richmond Garden shopping centres offers convenient parking for the rest of Bournemouth at quite affordable prices. the shopping centre itself doesn't offer a lot except for a large Wilkinson's and a Lidl. There are some small Boutique shops also.

Went to the indoor scooter area on the first floor, next to the VR centre kids enjoyed 2 hours of fun. Great for wet weekends. Coffee was good and had wi fi . Only found out about it via a friend, well worth a visit.

Not really a shopping centre, just Wilkinson and Lidl under one roof

Ideal for wheelchair and mobility scooter users . Car park is good and safe.

Extremely basic 'shopping centre' with very few shops. Consistently has buckets in the communal areas due to leaking roof.

Always had a soft spot for just strolling around Richmond.

this is a gallery located in one of the central streets of the city, where we find you on the ground floor: the lidl, wilko, an oriental shop and a mini restaurant.
On the upper floor there is an area for playing in virtual reality (VR)

Nice and clean wilkos is great can't wait for the vr arcade

Extremely helpful,clean place.You find everything you need.

Amazing place to spend free time with a sunny weather.

Not much of a shopping centre, really. Wilko and Lidl and a couple of small local businesses. And that's about it. But not a bad place to park if you're shopping in the centre of town.