Open Doors

This is the biggest shopping mall at the heart of Oxford. It is easily accessible by buses and public transports. The main entrance is facing Bonn Square, with other entrances at Castle street, Norfolk street, Old Greyfriars street and also many walkways leading to it. It has two levels with a rooftop dining terrace and a cinema. You can get a great view of Oxford skyline from the rooftop! There are many upmarket boutique shops and retail outlets like John Lewis, Primark and Next. There are many nice cafes and restaurants. There is a foodcourt too.. West gate Social Streetfood. It has a two-storey basement carpark.

This place is amazing, it's absolutely massive and has almost everything you can think of for a mega shopping centre. Basically 2 floors of shopping & a 3rd floor which is a rooftop terrace with restaurants. If you're in need of major retail therapy, 100% head here. Its beautifully laid out, has maps everywhere so you dont get lost. Just Google the place as there's just too many shops to name them.

We have visited Westgate Oxford numerous times but this is the first time I thought of reviewing the centre. The main attraction ti the shopping centre is the vast number of stores and the ease of parking as it's a hassle finding parking in Oxford. Better yet they have around 50 EV parking spots as well which make it so convenient. However, I'd say the parking charges are over the top as it's more expensive than parking at shopping centres in Lonodn. The spacious layout makes navigation easy although it's unavoidable to bump into people at peak hours. The top floor is full of various restaurants catering various cuisines. The cinema complex provides entertainment options for all ages. The center's cleanliness and well-maintained facilities add to the overall positive impression. Despite this, Westgate remains a bustling hub for retail therapy and leisure activities, making it a must-visit destination in Oxford.