Marks & Spencer

Susan Barber★★★★★

I was in the ladies clothing section in the Abbey Centre branch and was helped by Olive, she was so incredibly helpful and nothing was too much trouble. She really knows her store and the products you sell. A real credit. I just had to write a review because of the service I received. This lady is star quality. Thank you

amandamitchell94★

Very poor experience in the cafe, handed two toasties and two drinks directly to the till operater then ordered a cappuccino. Somehow only one toastie was scanned, so only one arrived to the table, there was no apology for this error and I was rudely told to go get another one to be scanned in and they would get to it, as if I had made the mistake, meaning the other person eating either had to eat alone or let their food go cold. Extremely over priced for the quality of food as well. Also never received the cappuccino despite being charged for it, not sure why as the staff member operating the

Dee★★★★

The Abbeycentre feels like a shopping centre stuck in limbo. Once buzzing with characterful stores like Budget DIY and Laser Electronics, it’s now a rather tired, rundown space hovering somewhere between neglect and half-hearted maintenance. There’s a distinct lack of excitement or fresh investment – the kind that keeps places alive and relevant. M&S itself sits right in the middle of this muted atmosphere. The store offers the usual reliable range of clothing, homeware, and food, but it all feels curiously mundane given the effort required to get here. Car load after car load of shoppers stil

Jacqui L★★★★★

Offer at Newtownabbey Marks&Spencer, ciabatta bacon bap and coffee £6! Bap was moist and well filled with bacon and tasted delicious. The cappuccino was amazing! Properly created with deep foam and not waterly asinine some other coffee shops. Altogether very good at an excellent place.