The Brunswick Centre

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Amazing unique architecture style of flats on both sides. From 1960s just enjoying looking at it. Pletty shops, cinema and Waitrose. The Brunswick Centre was very clean, beautiful flower features and even some water features. Some good restaurants and bars.

Fantastic little shopping area just round the corner from Great Ormond Street Hospital opposite Russell Square underground station. A lovely space with cafes, and places to eat. Perfect for stocking up on supplies for families visiting the hospital and children sadly staying for treatment. You’ll find a small Sainsbury’s local and a larger Waitrose at the other end.

An innovative mixed use development designed by Patrick Hodgkinson (1930-2016) and completed in 1972. The benign brutalist design works surprisingly well with a sunny interior courtyard where you can sit and have your coffee. Lots of cute little stores with Ben's Cookies being a definite highlight. Curzon Bloomsbury, part of the Brunswick Centre, is a great cinema with a particular focus on documentary films.

Quite a travel to go to with congestion charge and paid parking which was £15 for 2hrs. Loved the Brunswick bookshop though ? very cozy and modern bookshop. Busy Gails coffeeshop. Nice little foodshops like the Korean cake shop. T4 Bubble tea. Waitrose is lovely. Shame the seafood restaurant has closed down. Pretty seating in the middle of the shopping. With the sunlight and coffeeshops. Nice Uni student crowds. I would definitely comeback for the bookshop ? Best choice for my birthday date with hubby. New books, Brown sugar bubble tea and dark red peonies. What else can I ask for? ?

I love this shopping mall. It has everything you need in one place with an extensive selection of shops, restaurants and even Curzon cinema.