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Marks & Spencer Food Halls will close early on Christmas Eve. Most M&S stores nationwide will be closed on Christmas DayandBoxing Day as a thank you to staff. All stores will also be closed on New Year’s Day in England/Wales, with reduced hours in Scotland.
You'll find Marks & Spencer Simply Food situated in a good space in Balmoral Plaza at 8 Boucher Road, about a 1.63 mile drive south-west from the centre of Belfast (accessible from Junction 1 of M1). The store is a significant addition to the areas of Belfast City Centre, Turf Lodge, Queen's Quarter, Windsor, Stranmillis, Andersonstown, Upper Falls and Donegall Pass. Its opening times are 8:00 am until 9:00 pm today (Friday). This page includes information for M&S Marks and Spencer Belfast, Boucher Road, including the operating hours, local map or contact details.
Marks & Spencer Simply Food is located at the closest crossroads of Boucher Road and Apollo Road, in Belfast, County Antrim, at Balmoral Plaza.
Merely a 1 minute drive time from Olympia Drive, Ebor Drive, Boucher Crescent or Ebor Parade; a 5 minute drive from Lisburn Road, Falls Road or Junction 2 of M1; or a 11 minute trip from A55 / Balmoral Avenue or A55 / Stockman's Lane.
For visitors using GPS units to get to this store, enter the postcode BT12 6HR.
There are a number of buses that stop at Brookland Street and Boucher Crescent Road (Retail Park).
Patrons may travel by train to Adelaide Station (1710 ft), City Hospital Station (5090 ft) and Balmoral Station (5680 ft away).
Nearby you may find Boucher Shopping Park, Park Centre, National Football Stadium at Windsor Park, The Royal Hospitals, Boucher Square and Saint Louise's Comprehensive College.
There is currently a total number of 6 M&S Marks and Spencer branches operating in Belfast, County Antrim.
For a complete directory of M&S Marks and Spencer locations near Belfast, click here.
When shopping at M&S Marks and Spencer, please be sure to take a look around the wide variety of high quality stores at Balmoral Plaza.
