I've been to Bicester Village many times in the last 10 years. It's always a bit of a lottery on what's available in your favourite stores but you have to accept that. Where i struggled today was with the prices. It's not worth the trip anymore. 6 years ago i was buying Ralph Lauren Polo's for about £35. I could pick them up for £45/50 in 2020. Today they were £85 plus. T shirts at £60 when you could get them for £20 only a few years ago. It's the same in the others stores i tried. Won't be going again.

When we arrived we were able to go into the village straight away shop staff were friendly and attentive. Until we went into Vivienne Westwood unfortunately there was a queue but moved along promptly. My two daughters and I went to the middle table with the most popular jewellery it seemed as it was so crowded we kept being forced to move around the table normally we wouldn’t mind this but the shop assistant was so rude and really made the experience miserable. When we got to paying she hardly spoke and and made us feel very uncomfortable. Although the gentleman and the door was very friendly. Overall it was I pleasurable experience and will be revisiting.

Lovely looking, quaint village style shops. I would love to see what it looks like at Christmas. Enjoyed walking around. Not a fan of designer goods or prices but got 2 very, very reduced pairs of shoes form Michael Kors. Had an amazing cinnamon bun from one of the stalls and an inedible meal from Farm Shop. Lots of dogs, on leads, in various shops. Big free carpark and if you park furthest away from entry and walk down the stairs you're literally at the start of the shops.All a little pricy for me but nice to look at.

All geared up for the best shopping experience of my life…. Well don’t bother. How on earth the average person can afford anything here is beyond me. I’m famous in my circle to impulse purchases… I don’t even have a mortgage to pay and I would be able to hold my head up if I purchased anything here. It would be easier to pay off 3rd world debt.

The shops are fine, queues for some. Very pricey aas expected, spotlessly clean. We went to a fish and chip stall , however for four bowls of chips, three bottles of pop and a coke. I nearly had a heart attack. £48.85. I thought that maybe I had stumbled into the Ritz. Be warned. It's a blue burgertype van near the car park.

I've been many times so I know what to expect,my wife and daughter like to look at shoes and handbags and as it's close to both of their birthdays I like to treat them. Unfortunately I think it's losing it's initial purpose. You could buy a pair of shoes that were originally around £1500 for around £350-400. Now your paying £800-1000, which,coupled with the current economic climate takes it beyond the ordinary man, but maybe that's what they want to do? Probably won't go again, maybe go to the Bullring instead

Nice place if you have plenty of money to spend. Unfortunately, it bucketed it down when we visited and there is not much cover around from the rain if your not inside a store. It is a very busy place too with coach loads of tourists turning up every few minutes. Best time to go is as early as possible because after mid-day its ramo

The shopping village itself is very attractive with an old world type feel. There are a lot of shops, most of which are the higher end designer brands so you get the high end feel. There is a good mix of shops, but could do with some more eateries as even midweek it was very busy. Parking is plentiful and free

Extremely expensive in most shops and a bargain here and there. Not as good as it used to be and there are issues beyond the shopping. Firstly I was absolutely disgusted by the state of the toilets ; downright dirty. Zero toilet paper in cubicles, broken taps , some units with no running water and basically very bad smell. I'm sorry but when you are running a place like Bicester Village with hundreds and hundreds of people visiting; your priority is to provide hygienic toilet facilities and that means employing enough people to clean and maintain them. The food outlets are very poor too. Expensive restaurants and on the cheaper end - Pret is so overcrowded and again quite dirty,

Only visited as our original destination was closed due to bad weather, and this was on the way to where we were staying. Plenty of parking available, but with a bit of a walk to get to the shops. All the designer brands are here selling their end of line / season stock at reduced prices, but, even at reduced prices £160 for a shirt is ridiculous.. did end up buying a pair of boots at Timberland as I needed a pair and they were reasonably priced, also got a further discount as I signed up to their mailing list (and unsubscribed later!) The Bicester Village app is worth downloading as you can earn points if you intend to spend a fortune, then you get ‘free’ stuff from the other retailers. Recommend La Tua Pasta as we got some sauce, pasta and garlic butter as a freeby and it was delicious. If busy you will need to queue if you must visit Gucci or Vivienne Westwood etc. For all the big brands and overpriced nonsense, it’s a pleasant place to visit. On the downside the toilets were grim. The urinals in one were blocked to overflowing. And another was small, smelly and needed a good clean. There was soap and water, but nowhere to dry you hands.