St. Enoch Centre – COVID 19 UPDATE

St. Enoch Centre is open for access to essential stores only including Boots, Tesco, Boots Opticians & Optical Express (Appointment Only) through St. Enoch Square. Stores that have outdoor street access such as Debenhams, Topshop, Superdry, H&M, HMV, Caffè Nero and JD Sports are now open. We look forward to opening the centre’s doors to shoppers from the 13th July in line with the guidance from the Scottish Government.

We are committed to providing a safe and welcoming shopping experience and have put in place a comprehensive range of measures focused on the safety of our shoppers including limiting the number of people in the centre, social distancing measures and sanitation stations.

The Centre’s Car Park will remain closed until Monday 13th July. By closing the car park the team are able to better manage essential public safety measures.

We would like to thank our teams, retailers and community for your understanding of these essential public safety measures.

Stay safe Glasgow.

Stores Re-opening on Monday 13th July:

• Anime Gallery
• Billies Market
• Burton
• Damaged Society
• Dorothy Perkins
• Game
• Hamleys
• H Samuel
• Moriconi
• MooBoo
• Muffin Break (Takeaway only)
• Pavers
• The Body Shop
• The Fragrance Shop
• The Perfume Shop
• The Works
• Samsung
• Schuh Kids
• Starbucks (Takeaway only)
• Swarovski
• Trespass
• Unexpected Artist
• Xile
• Yankee Store

The Atrium Food Court will re-open on Wednesday 15th July. Additional stores and eateries also opening on Wednesday 15th are:

• Aulds
• Regis
• Rohan

*Some stores opening hours may differ during this period. We would recommend that you always check with individual retailer prior to visiting.

A further list of stores and eateries will be re-opening throughout next week. Please keep checking our website for live updates. 

Grace’s Sign

We’re extremely proud to introduce Grace’s sign at our accessible toilets in St. Enoch Centre.

Grace’s Sign shows a man and a woman with a wheelchair in the middle. The two figures each feature a heart. The first is to represent invisibility and the second is to remind people to have a heart and to not judge that which cannot be seen.

Grace’s innovative campaign is helping to improve life for people with disabilities across Scotland and raising awareness that not all disabilities can be seen.