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18 years ago
Great for kids clothes, I find them a bit more fashionable than other childrenswear shops. Sizing seems quite small though I always have to go up a size of two. read more
20 High Street
Durham DH1 3UJ
United Kingdom
0191 384 4311
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Gorgeous little shop that sells children's clothing & accessories from age newborn up to 12yrs…read more They also do some lovely occasion wear such as christening & bridesmaid dresses and page boy suits. Varied price ranges from budget every day items like tshirts to more expensive special items. Something to suit everyone's budget. They also have some cute gift ideas. Worth a visit if you'd prefer your child not to look like every other in large chain store clothes.
maisie bows is great we get bargains all the time, they have weekly offers with big discounts, the…read moreclothes they sell are second to none,they have a big selection of boys & girls clothes at fantastic prices. they do alot of different things and thats what people want they make there own christening wear. plus fancy & plain cosytoes/ parasols available in any colour to suit your own taste. i must say i love the new teddy range & disney. i find the staff are very helpful they will go out of there way to get you what you want and thats outstanding in its self.i shop there weekly, and im just going to pick my pram this week and pay only a £ 5.00 deposit and pay weekly after that which is ideal.
Swanky pants posh designer kids wear. Would love to dress my daughter here but would need a second…read moremortgage lol. Super dooper aspirational shop.
This is a good Marks and Spencer location, inside the Metrocentre in Gateshead. The store is fairly…read moremodern and has been refurbished recently, so the store still feels modern and fresh. It has pretty much most of what you'd expect to find from Marks and Spencer. The facilities inside the store are good and include a cafe, an optician and toilets. The Deli section did seem to be good, including freshly prepared salads, wraps and meals, but it did seem to be a little depleted later into the day. The store did appear to be a little understaffed, again this could have been due to it being the late afternoon, but it still was moderately busy on a Saturday. 4* - A nice store and a welcome addition to the shopping centre, the fact it is located right by the car park is handy too, to avoid carrying shopping around the mall.
Great selection in this large Marks and Spencer store convenitently located next to a large car…read morepark at one end of the mall. The Cafe Revive is always busy and does a range of hot and cold snacks and cakes. There's plenty of seating available and you can sit and relax without feeling like the staff are waitign for you to hurry up and leave. It does extremely tasty toasted sandwiches! The store itself has a wide range of good quality men, women and children's clothing at affordable prices. They don't do maternity clothing. It also does home furnishings and furniture as well as household goods and some toys and gift ranges for Christmas time. It can be tricking finding a member of staff to ask about items/sizes/where to find stuff but they are helpful when located. It's a very busy, well used store.
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Good sized branch of M&Co. Ladies, gents and kids fashion and accessories. Many items were on sale…read moreon the day I visited and prices seemed to be pretty average on the whole, though I'm not a mad keen clothes shopper so I'm no expert on these matters :-) Pleasant enough shop for a browse round if you're in town.
great shop. well set out. staff fantastic had online items to return, could not find receipt for…read morebought in store item nothing was too much bother. staff went up and downstairs to check sizes. I was really impressed with the level of service. I live locally and have not really used this store but I certainly will be in the future and will recommend it to all friends and family. well done m&co Alnwick I'm hard to impress.
This branch of TK Maxx is located on the right hand side of the main square on Teesside Retail…read morePark, about half way along, next door to PC World. This branch is split over two floors, with women's clothing, shoes, bags, and a few seasonal decorations on the ground floor. Upstairs, they have men's and children's clothing, toys and games, ornaments, kitchenware, lighting etc. TK Maxx seems to have a reputation (at least on the television) as being a brilliant place to buy designer clothing on the cheap. Well, I can't really dispute that as I don't bother much with the clothing. To be honest, I find it all a bit of a jumble, hard to find the right sizes, and to my mind the stuff is still over-priced! However, I do like TK Maxx for toys and for household items. I've managed to buy some real bargains int he toy department. The problem is, like the clothing, I suppose, it just depends on what they get in. You have to rummage around and you may find a single item that you like, but they will only have one of them most of the time! I did manage to get a lovely star shaped light-shade for about £6, which I know was £18 in B&Q (because I had already bought one!). So I would definitely recommend having a look round this shop - you could find bargain. The only real downside is the check out queues. I don't think I've ever been in without there being a long queue for the check outs, and it feels like it takes ages to get to the front! Oh, and the other thing I don't like is that they charge you for carrier bags!
Nice big store with 2 floors. Men's & home upstairs. Women's down stairs. No my favourite store but…read morethe girls like it.
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Little Gems is right on the bottom corner of King St just before it turns into Ocean Rd. This is…read moreright next to Asda, the shop itself is a medium sized shop that stocks kids clothes and also specialises in school uniforms for all the major school in South Tyneside. The prices are very reasonable and the quality of the clothes is very good and we always get the kids uniforms from here at the start of each year. The staff are very helpful and cannot do enough for you and always have a smile on their face. In short if you are looking for proper school uniforms for nearly all schools in STMBC then this is the place for you.
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This branch of Primark is a fairly large branch of the "discount" fashion retailer, and it is one…read moreof two branches of the chain I visited during my trip to Newcastle and the North East of England in the Summer of 2017, this branch is a decent branch, albeit slightly smaller than my local store in Manchester, I did prefer it compared to Manchester, but still this branch isn't fantastic and is probably only the second best in the region, behind the branch at the intu Metrocentre in Gateshead. This store is located on Northumberland Street in a fairly decent location in the city centre of Newcastle Upon Tyne. The store is over four floors, with Women's on the Ground Floor, Mens in the "Basement" and a Costa Coffee store with the Kids range and Customer Services on the upper/second floor. The staff around the store seemed average, perhaps less helpful than other branches, however. A decent store in a decent location - hence the reason I'm struggling to rate this place, yet sadly due to some slight issues with product range, slight issues with service not being as good as other Primark branches and issues with the overall feel of the store in parts, the lifts also were an issue for me, I feel this store only deserves a medium to high two-star rating at best.
This Primark is massive! I actually think it's the second biggest in the UK, after Tottenham Court…read moreRoad. It opened in 2012 to replace the old BHS and it has proven popular with Newcastle because it's always jam packed. The basement has the menswear department which is pretty large. I can always find something I like on this floor. The ground and first floors are both taken up by the womenswear but the second floor has the amazing Primark home section, accessories and a Costa, which you can head to if you want to escape the crowds of the main store. Even though it does get VERY packed, the store is very spacious, so it doesn't really feel busy. The escalator arrangement is complete and utter pants. You have to go to the other side of the store to get to the next one in the set, what rubbish! Also the elevators (even though there is lots of them) feel like they are always flooded with people. It has a good layout, it is pretty generous in size, mens department is big and it has a coffee shop, so what is not to like about Primark Newcastle?
They stock a good range of items, their prices are general high street. I love their sales.read more
I really like this branch of Dorothy Perkins. The shop is well laid out and the staff are friendly…read moreand helpful. They stock a wide range of clothes including, maternity, petite and tall ranges. The shop always seems to be tidy and the clothes are well arranged
My daughter really loves to shop here. Although it is only a small shop they have a lot of stock…read moreand a good variety too. It can be a bit pricey - my credit card gets a lot of work to do in this store! It would be good if they had more sales on than they do now to attract more people during the credit crunch but all in all a nice shop with helpful staff. The shop is always tidy and they have a good range of sizes on the shop floor.
Long standing chain of fashion clothing shops. This one has central location within the heart of…read moreDurham. Caters for 20 - 30 year old women, fashionable but with a bit more style.
Don't go in here that often to be honest. Situated in Durham in the shopping centre so easy to get…read moreto. They do a large range of reasonably priced clothes and go up to larger sizes.
What a great name for a shop and what a great find. If you want fabric you can get that. If you…read morewant sewing lessons they are available, but best of all if you need an outfit that is a bit different then this is the place to have it made. Prices are reasonable for fabrci and the staff are friendly and extremely keen to share their knowledge.
Traditional shop within the well established chain. Sells a range of scottish clothing and gifts…read more Popular with the more mature shopper although I love the scarves and shortbread.
Store located in the middle of the busy Metrocentre; it's not as large as the shop in the nearby…read moreTeam Valley retail world but it has a good selection. There's maternity and baby clothing, a toy section, nursery and feeding equipment and travel systems/buggies. It's one of the first places that many expectant parents go to when they're planning out their needs and it's a good place to start. The maternity clothing range isn't very exciting though not as frumpy as I remember it being a few years back and the quality is good. Their baby clothing is quite expensive, I think, including the new Baby K range from Myleene Klass. The store has two floors with stairs between and a lift in store for access between levels.
This store is smaller than some in the mothercare chain and as such sells a limited number of items…read morecompared to other stores, so if you're going for something in particular then I would recommend ringing in advance to make sure that they stock it. If you're not in a rush then they will order it online for you and deliver it to your home on standard delivery for free. However, they do have a good selection of basics including all of the ranges from feeding, bathing, sleeping, nursery items, maternity wear and products and gifts too. They also have a lot of pushchairs and buggies on display so you can see what you are buying. However, with it being inside the shopping mall i'm not certain how they go about checking the fit of carseats in your own car? although i have not asked about this. To be honest, i find that it is useful for smaller items but for anything larger or that i may need help with I always go to the larger store at the Team Valley after receiving extremely poor customers service at the metrocentre branch when my buggy needed repairing after only a few months. This may be because of the smaller size of the store, they have less staff, despite it still being very busy. This means that you often have to wait for an assistant and when you do get to speak to someone they are often rushing to get to speak to the next person waiting. Overall, I would say that the shop is very good if you know what you're after although I would go elsewhere or at a very quiet time if you think that you're going to need some advice.
There are not many places you can buy cheap, quality clothing these days. More often than not if…read moreyou buy cheap it only lasts you one wear. I was pleased to find that Peacocks is now in Seaham on the Byron Place centre. Peacocks sell cothing for both women and men. Some of them also sell childrens clothing, but not yet at Seaham. The clothing is cheap and in the fashion now. You can tell it's not brilliant quality but you can also see that you will get at leasst a couple of wears out of them. There is a good range of sizes unlike some shops who only seem to stock sizes 4-12. I can't comment on the mens clothes as my hubby hates shopping and doesn't tend to buy new clothes. Car parking is fine once you have got past the traffic lights. there are plenty of spaces and an adequate amount of parent and child bays.
Mothercare is located on the main shopping strip in South Shields which is King St. This branch of…read moreMothercare is relatively small that spans over 2 floors. Downstairs we have the childrens clothes section where they have a nice range of clothes for both boys and girls from new born up to 8 yrs old. They also have a small selection of shoes as well. Upstairs you have the likes of cots, toys and high chairs as well as a childs changing facility. The range is not the nest but on the plus side you can order anything within the catalogue to arrive insore. The staff are very helpful and the clothes I find are a bit on the expensive side.
Principles are quite an expensive store, aimed at the mature upmarket female audience. The branch…read morein Eldon Square is always quite empty when I have passed it. It is quite a large branch and stocks a lot of the range. Personally I find their stuff a little boring for my tastes, but you can get some nice tailored workwear in there which could be worn by any age group. They also give 10% student discount like all of the Arcadia group stores and they have some decent promotional events where they give 20% off everything. It's not really a shop that I would rush to for a party outfit or whatever, but if you're looking for decent quality well-fitting trousers, shirts or suits, then it is the place to go.