The Galleries (formerly The Mall Bristol), is a shopping mall situated in the Broadmead shopping centre in Bristol city centre, England. Functioning as one of the city's retail malls, it is a three-storey building, opened in 1991, which spans over Fairfax Street, where buildings used to include a large Woolworths and Millets, across to the former site of Fairfax House (a Co-operative department store built in 1962) where the Galleries car park now stands.
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In January 2011, it was sold to HSBC European Active Real Estate Trust for £50.1 million,[1] and the name was restored to The Galleries.
[edit] Food Street
Situated on the third floor, Food Street has four units: Cafe Roma, Subway, Butlers Cafe, Burger King and Fat Jackets. There is a children's area. It includes a mother and baby room, bottle warmers, toddlers' toilets and changing mats.
The Galleries has a wide selection of unique independent stores but also a range of larger high street brands including:
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All Saints' · Bristol Cathedral · Bristol Community Church · Buckingham Baptist Chapel · Chapel of the Three Kings of Cologne · Christ Church, Clifton Down · Christ Church with St Ewen · Church of Holy Trinity, Hotwells · Church of Holy Trinity, Stapleton · Church of the Holy Trinity with St Edmund · Church of St John the Baptist, Bristol · City Road Baptist Church · Cotham Church · Counterslip Baptist Church · Clifton Cathedral · Crofts End Church · Holy Trinity Church, Kingswood · Holy Trinity Church, Westbury on Trym · New Room, Bristol · Pro-Cathedral of the Holy Apostles · St Mary Redcliffe · Redland Chapel · St. Augustine Church (Bristol) · St Augustine the Less Church, Bristol · St George's Church, Brandon Hill · St James' Priory, Bristol · St John the Baptist, Frenchay · St Luke's Church, Brislington · St Mark's Church, Bristol · St Mary le Port Church, Bristol · St Mary on the Quay · St Mary's Church, Henbury · St Matthews Church, Cotham · St Michael on the Mount Without · St Nicholas, Bristol · St Peter and St Paul, Bristol · St Peter, Bristol · St Peters Church, Bishopsworth · St Philip and Jacob, Bristol · St Stephen's Church, Bristol · St Thomas the Martyr, Bristol · St Werburgh's Church, Bristol · St. Paul's Church, Bristol · Temple Church, Bristol · Trinity Centre · Whitefield's Tabernacle, Bristol · Whitefield's Tabernacle, Kingswood · Woodlands Christian Centre
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Black Castle Public House · Clifton Down railway station · The Coronation Tap · Hatchet Inn, Bristol · 17 King Street, Bristol · King William Ale House · Llandoger Trow · Mauretania Public House · Nova Scotia, Bristol · The Old Duke · Old Post Office, Bristol · Palace Hotel, Bristol · Printers Devil, Bristol · Pump House, Bristol · Seven Stars Public House, Bristol · Shakespeare Inn, Bristol · Shakespeare Public House, Bristol · Stag and Hounds Public House · The Crown, Bristol · Clifton Lido and The Victoria Public House
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The Mall Company is the trading name for The Mall Fund.
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