Coopers Square

“Cafes selling a variety of Vegan foods and meals would be appreciated.”

Tim Brand★★★★★

Parking is plenty but we did go after Bank Holiday so potential to be rammed. Quiet cheap for 3 hour stay. Only £1.90. Various shops and food places. Recommend you go toilet before your visit as only toilet is upstairs in Marks and Spencers Cafe in the Centre. Had to wait 7mins as there was a queue. A few little pop up stalls which was interesting. So much better atmosphere than Hycross or Derbion but...less shops. Lady at Fragrance Shop was fantastic and so friendly. Didn't catch her name but I'll quiet happily drive 10miles out to get my Aftershave from her

Carl Davies★★★★★

Not too busy fir Christmas nice decorations also in the market place. It has a nice tree and lights up allround all of the Market Hall. Burton-on-Trent has very beautiful local River washlands. A floodplain that is a natural wonder. From the weir near the main Burton Bridge (pop into the namesake real ale pub that brew on site their own ales; to the mecca for bird lovers as the majestic Swans of Stapenhill gardens will delight young and old. A walk to and from these can be in a circular walk via the Stapenhill viaduct to the Ferry bridge then through the side of the river walk adjacent to Scs

Amanda Morris★★★★

Its not the biggest of shopping centres but ok for a couple of hours,has the main stores such as Primark,M&S and New Look and a few coffee houses such as Muffin Break and Costa. Very cheap parking.

Jody Bunting★★★★★

Primark, Greggs & Poundland! Coopers Square - the main shopping centre in Burton - has a good selection of shops around the inside area. Always clean, the only issue is the toilets, they stink and have not been refurbished since the 1960's. Management should be ashamed they publicly show how much profit they make, yet they don't invest a single penny to help the town, the people and improve the experience they are paid to provide.