The Towers

Lots of interesting small shops to look around. Bargains to be had in the main store. There's no shortage of food outlets and seating. It appears to be less run down now than it was earlier in the year. It looks like a concerted effort has been made to clean the whole area up. The gardens were incredibly interesting. It gave me the impression that the designer had been given an unlimited budget to create the most random 'rooms' that could be dreamt up. The canal boat is the most random item I've ever seen in a garden!

Big place! Was surprised at how many outlets there was surrounding this store..... some nice things to buy, vast majority, mixed in price but all good. The eateries were impressive, especially the Whippy ice creams!! Wish had known about the train ride as would have allowed more time - great idea along with playgrounds for a family day out!

I hadn't been inside trago for years I just popped over to see David Rowlands funfair in the carpark Afterwards I did pop into trago it's not as remembered so vast so much stuff to look round I would say it's not as cheap as it was I did find it quite inside but to be fair it was midweek maybe it's different on the weekend The play area hadn't changed much but did look tired and the coach park was empty Overall it was fun to look around pick up some bits and the staff were very pleasant not sure how they remember where everything is to be fair Lovely to the funfair back at trago

The best bargain shopping complex in the South West! I've been going to Trago Mills for over 40 years. First with my grandparents, then my parents, and now with my own family. It's a huge, ever growing complex selling everything you could think of. Household goods, clothes, food, furniture, kitchens, bathrooms, carpet, building materials and everything for the garden. It even sells pets and birds. The prices are always competitive and generally lower than usual retail and there is a lot of stock to choose from. The carpets are very cheap and very good quality with good knowledge from the staff and great delivery service. Also the garden section is vast, with lots of plants, pots, sheds and materials to choose from. Also, there are lots of rides and attractions to see whilst you are there, go carts, slides, play areas and a little train to take you on a tour around the outskirts of the area. They all cost very little, so are good value for money. The restaurant is one the best features as it is very cheap. You can get a good breakfast for about £5 or choose one of the specials which are generally the best thing they sell. I had steak and kidney pie on the day of writing this review and it was the best pie I've eaten in years! Home made, piping hot, absolutely full of soft meat and gravy with a massive pastry top. Awesome! Cheap, simple food done very well. To top it off there are peacocks walking around everywhere and don't seem bothered by the multitude of humans staring at them. Well worth a visit!! Top tip: If it's a nice day, have a walk at the top of the garden section. There is a nice, quiet area with a huge lawn, fountains and statues. Edit.... Visited today and had another great experience. My daughter has a serious peanut allergy and sometimes it's difficult when visiting restaurants. Jody the chef took time to check the menu with us and even cooked the meal from scratch for us in a different area. Great service that we haven't always received, even from perceived "better" restaurants. Many thanks.