Primark in Exeter is situated in the Guildhall Centre in Exeter, close to Mothercare and Argos. It…read moreis set out over 2 floors, with adult clothing on the ground, and child/baby clothing and home wares on the 2nd floor. Their clothing quality is ok, but you can't really argue for the price. The baby clothing is excellent for the amount of time they use it for! Queues are usually quite long, and it is extremely hot in there for some reason, but otherwise ok.

A fairly new addition to the Exeter Guildhall, this branch of Primark spans two floors of casual…read moreanarchy, with a vast selection of menswear, womenswear, kids clothes, shoes, pyjamas and underwear! It gets mad busy at weekends, as you'd expect, and the staff are pretty disinterested, but sometimes it's worth it for the bargains. They've also started selling their own brand of make-up in there, which is worth investigating.

Mothercare in Exeter is quite nice, with a large floor space. The clothing is nice, but pretty…read moreexpensive, so worth buying when they have a sale. They do toys, cots, bedding, carseats, buggies, maternity items, feeding sets, nappies etc They also have a baby changing/feeding area and changing rooms. The staff are helpful and friendly, and the store is clean and tidy.

Mothercare are such an old fashioned British staple in childrenswear, that it is hard to believe…read morethat they are still around - and with Adams just folding, perhaps they won't be for long. This is one of not many remaining town centre branches of Mothercare, and is much smaller than most of the more common out of town stores. This Mothercare has a range of clothes and accessories for babies and children up to about 8 years old, as well as a small selection of baby and toddler toys, and pushchairs and car seats. Their clothes have a reputation for being good quality, but the brand is not as popular as it used to be. Price wise, Mothercare struggles to compete with discounted shops and the web, but still must have some loyal shoppers who remember going there as children themselves.

This is a small independent shop which sells a range of baby clothing, accessories and gifts. They…read moresell of lot of designer brands and brands that you won't find on the High Street. They are ideal if you want to buy a special gift as all the goods are of very high quality. The staff are friendly and helpful and always willing to help. The shop is nicely laid out and you feel free to browse at your leisure without feeling like you are being watched all the time like you can do in a lot of small shops!

This is a seriously stressful branch of Primark. Although most Primarks are always busy and…read moreovercrowded, this one seems to suffer particularly and the clothes are always completely higgedly piggedly, and the queues are insane. Despite that, though, it's the best place to get bargains and basics, so it's worth fighting through if you can catch it when it's quiet-ish.

Large store spanning three floors. As many people will know, Primark isn't the tidiest of places to…read moreshop but if you go first thing in the morning or last thing before closing, you can beat the crowds and still bag a bargain with relatively little fuss. I find it a good place to shop for essentials and work clothes - things that need to look ok, but not of great fashionable quality.

This shop is very nice if you need a new baby present or a christening present or an outfit for a…read morespecial occasion but is a bit special and pricey for everyday clothes. Lots of very nice brands including some European labels. Also have small selection of toys and pushchairs and a Start-rite section which is more popular now that Clarks have gone. Staff can be helpful but some are a little snooty.

This is a branch of Top Shop within Debenhams and as its just up the road from the other Top Shop…read moreand sells the same stock. Im never sure why its needed, especially now there's a third branch in the new shopping center! The only advantage I've found is that you can do all your shopping in the one store without going outside but then if I do this I dont visit the other store. Despite this the staff are very friendly and helpful and the store is clean and tidy. Prices are reasonable and quality is good.

A great Next store which sells a large range of womenswear, menswear, childrenswear and homeware…read more It is situated over three floors and has several lifts to the higher floors for wheelchair/pushchair access. It is a well laid out store and extremely spacious. If an item you want isn't in on the rail the staff will happily check their stockroom for you and if it isn't available they will order it for you although they do charge a small delivery fee for this.

The new Next store in Exeter is very large and spacious. It seems that NEXT have updated their…read moreclothes as they are much more up to date and a lot smarter. They have lovely clothes for work as well as lovely shoes. The staff are very helpful and because they have a lot of payment points you hardly ever have to queue.

A really lovely shopping experience. A nice range of very good quality and often unusual gifts…read more Staff very informed and eager to help but not overpoweringly so. Stock Jo Downs glass (a local glass artist from Launceston) and Viva clay beads amongst many other lovely brands. Plenty of space to look around without feeling cramped. They also have some lovely christening/baby gifts, candlesticks, oil burners, scarves, candles, Christmas decorations, glass vases etc. They are also doing some very neat 'Wish Lists' for Christmas where you can note down things you like in the shop and slip the hint to loved ones with cash! Centrally located on the main shopping street in Tavistock. Would definitely recommend a visit!