Westfield Derby is located in the centre of Derby and contains around 150 shops, a supermarket, a cinema and several eating establishments. The largest stores are Next, Marks & Spencer, Debenham's and Sainsbury's. The Cinema de Lux in the centre was the first in the country.

Westfield Derby is open late 6 days a week.
 

Monday - Wednesday 9am to 7pm	Thursday - Friday 9am to 9pm	Saturday 9am to 7pm	Sunday 10.30am to 4.30pm
Factoids Over one million square feet in size Cost £340 million pounds to build The UK's largest indoor market (Eagle Market) is adjoined The UK's first Cinema de Lux is at the top, featuring directors suites

Derby's new £340million shopping centre opened on Tuesday, 9th October 2007

Westfield Derby has more than one million square feet of pure, sparkling new shopping heaven for us all to enjoy and will put the city firmly on the country's retail map

Zanzibar night club which was originally the Gaumont Palace Cinema built in 1934, it was renamed the Odeon in 1965 and then in 1983 became the New Trocadero

Aerial pictures courtesy of Derby Cityscape

Westfield will feature an 800-seat food court called 'Eat Central' as well as a range of local independent and London-based eateries, which include Hamburger Union, Nincomsoup, Pieminister, Sumo Salad, Hana Puri, Pepitos, Yangtze Thai Noodle Bar, Yangtze Express, Pasta 4 U, Hey Potato, KFC, and Quiznos.

The UK's largest indoor market, the Eagle Market, adjoins the centre. The market and Derby Playhouse (which is accessed through the market) were considered to be part of the centre when it was known as The Eagle Centre.

When the centre was expanded and renamed in 2007, the market which is owned by Derby City Council and not Westfield or Hermes, did not take on the new Westfield name; instead it slightly changed its name from the Eagle Centre Market to simply the Eagle Market and introduced its own branding, distinct from both the former Eagle Centre's and Westfield's, making itself distinct from the shopping centre for the first time.