One of Swadlincote's most established businesses, this is primarily a jewellers selling and…read morerepairing watches and clocks. It has a good range of wall clocks both classical and novelty, and an impressive range of men's and women's watches at competitive prices. They also sell watch straps, and have a long established watch battery replacement and watch repair service. This is usually the main reason for my visit, their prices for a such a professional service cannot be beaten. There is also a range of other jewellery like rings and necklaces too.

From the owner: We stock a personally selected range of quality watches, alarm clocks, silver & gold jewellery,…read moreornaments, photo frames, pens, cufflinks, Zippo lighters, jewellery boxes, compact mirrors, trinket boxes, sun catchers, hip flasks, wall & mantel clocks, just to name a few... We offer a repair service which includes: Replacement watch batteries, replacement watch straps, watch bracelet adjustments, quartz watch repairs, mechanical watch repairs, quartz clock repairs, mechanical clock repairs, various jewellery repairs, ring re-sizing, ring re-plating, stone re-setting, jewellery cleaning & polishing. We hope you find our Yelp page informative & would love to have you pay our shop a visit!

the pound shop as we locals call it every thing from dvds to frozen puka pies all a £…read more can get very busy sells things that most pound shops sell but does have a frozen food section as well does ready meals frozen pizas and chips.

everythings a pound. what can be better than that. dvds, videos, toys, food, drinks, cards,…read morestationary and lots more. grab a bargin tomorrow or today .

I have to say that I had a VERY disappointing shop yesterday. I arrived at the store slightly after…read moreopening at 8am for a quick shop with the intent of being home by 9am (we live 10 minutes away). I bought a total of 45 items for a total cost of £84.02 I used (as always) the smart shop option in which I scanned every item that I bought and had them in two big shopping baskets. When I tried to check out and pay the system wouldn't let me. An assistant came along and said that she needed to check a few items. I have had this 2-3 times before when the rummage through the bags and check 6-10 items to make sure that I hadn't "forgotten" to scan something or was trying to steal something. This time she was told to check EVERY item which involved completely emptying both bags and checking every item and then putting everything back in my two oversized bags. I missed my meeting and worse I was made to feel like a criminal. Had I scanned every single item yes! Was it a good experience- Hell no! Did I feel like a criminal? Yes! Very upsetting- is this level of investigation really necessary?!?!

Sainsbury's is located just on the outskirts of Swadlincote town centre. It has a petrol station,…read morerecycling facilities and a decent sized car park. Not the biggest Sainsbury's, but it is due for an expansion in the near future, which will see the demise of the local Home Electric shop, as the store expands and the petrol is moved to improve access. The store although fairly small, has a good variety of products including a fruit and veg section, a meat and fish counter, a bakery and a delicatessen area. The store is well set out and always well stocked and tidy, which is the main failing of other local supermarkets. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the shopping experience is pleasant and relaxing. This Sainsbury's also has a small cafe area, with a variety of seating, including leather sofas. It has a small, but tasty selection of food and cold drinks. But I don't know what they do to the hot drinks, the coffee and tea taste so bad, they are barely drinkable! This is probably my favourite supermarket and we go in valiantly trying the coffee every week in the vain attempt it will get better, but it doesn't. In every other aspect this is a five star supermarket, but the hot drinks could be so much better.

One of my new local supermarkets - have always loved Morrisons based on the store in Letchworth…read morewhere my dear ol' Mom and Dad lived until they passed. The store is clean, well stocked and the staff helpful and friendly. Lots of products (bread, ready meals, pizza) made on the premises. Despite it's medium size the variety and selections are great. There is an extensive cafe for breakfast and lunch with very reasonable prices, once the COVID pandemic is over - if that ever comes to pass! Speaking of COVID I find their prep and precautions of a somewhat lower standard than the nearby Sainsbury's which has become my "go to" for most things these days. If it's so good why not 5 stars - if they were to provide Internet for their customers then 5 gleaming stars could be a possibility :)

Morrisons in Swadlincote opened just under two years ago, at the bottom of Coppice Side, and has…read moreproved to be very popular ever since. It has a large easily accessible car park and there are steps from Swadlincote town centre that bring you out right next to the entrance. It has a comprehensive range of facilities including cash points, a dry cleaning facility and a large cafe. The shop itself is vast, opening with huge fruit and vegetable area, flanked by a fishmongers and a salad bar. The fruit and veg here is easily the best in terms of quality and variety of the supermarkets in the area. This Morrisons also has a comprehensive audio visual section, which has a good mix of chart CDs, games and DVDs, along with some great bargains. A hot meats counter, a large bakery and a desserts area complete the back end of the shop. The home section at the centre of the shop, provides quality homeware for people just starting out in the first home, as well as more luxuriant items. The large butchers in the far corner serves a wide variety of different meats and cuts. As with any Morrisons, there are some great deals to be found on virtually anything and as a result make it a great place to shop. But what often goes unnoticed is that this store is always well stocked and kept impeccably clean. Attached to the store is a large cafe, which again is maintained well. It has a wide variety of cold and hot drinks, sandwiches, and snacks, as well as a constantly updated hot food menu. The food is tasty and inexpensive, but for me has an overeliance on chips, but this doesn't stop the cafe being extremely popular. The Morrison Petrol Station is a little way from the main store, selling petrol at a competitive price, with an added car wash. Access to and from the petrol station can be tricky at peak times though.

Jon Paul Fashions is a well established clothing shop in the centre of Swadlincote. The clothes at…read moreJon Paul are strictly designer items you are unlikely to get in any other shop in the area and as a result have a pretty hefty price tag, but if you looking for that something a little different, Jon Paul is the place to go. Jon Paul is also a suit hire business and that was my primary reason for visiting. I needed a tuxedo for my form's leaver's day and as I am not a regular wearer of such formal clothing, a three day hire was perfect. On arrival I was measured to make the suit was a perfect fit, they even included cuff-links. The staff were very polite and helpful too. As it transpired I inadvertently ended up on the TV as East Midlands Today covered the event, albeit for about one second, in my role as a person who opened the limo doors!

These are based in Swadlincote Town Centre and I really cannot recommend these guys enough, they…read morehelped me out of a pickle when I was looking for a suit for hire for a prom. They are very friendly and very professional from start to finish. The suits are of a very high quality and the prices are very reasonable.

this is a great local games shop. the shop has plenty of choice in games and platforms. the shop…read morealso has a branch in ashby and can get games from that shop sent to swadlincote if you need to. the staff are helpfull and kind. the price is very good and they offer trade in on your old games.

Just a nice little store close to the center of Swadlincote, just over the street from my bank…read more(Barclays) and my barber (Sweeney Swad). This little store has been run since 1997 by the same man (only staff) who served me today - basically cutting me a new key (living in a centuries old manor home means you are using "historic" keys - and he can grind them for you. Great, prompt, polite service and very interesting guy to chat to (as I did). I think the main business is the keys and shoe repairs. Strangely much of his limited space is taken up with a gigantic (given the small size of the store) collection of Steiff "button in ear" Teddy Bears. https://www.steiffteddybears.co.uk/more-things-steiff/steiff-button-in-ear.php. Now that is weird - don't you think?? If the shoe repairs are as good and as prompt as the key cutting then you will be happy! He did have a few (VERY few) pairs of shoes. I LOVED the Jeffery West men's shoes https://www.jeffery-west.co.uk/ - the coolest that I have EVER seen for sure - see pics of the soles - the tops are equally awesome in terms of style, quality and more (shiny black leather, bright red laces an stitching - NICE!!!! Review # 50 2018

Lovely traditional shop, cuts keys, fixes shoes, sells a wide range of interesting gifts. Owner…read morefriendly and very helpful. Shops like this are sadly an endangered species! Swadlincote is lucky to have this one survive in very tough times, long May it continue!

To other Brits this is just another pretty generic Argos store, but pretty spacious and clean,…read moreample parking and in the same lot as a few other nice stores, a Prezzo, a typical chain pub (Tall Chimney), a Costa, a movie theatre (Odeon) and a Morrison's supermarket. To my US friends - this concept is somewhere between Amazon and Best Buy etc. Essentially you go in the store, pick the items you want (from TV's to toys, from Furniture to jewelry, order and pay on line, or queue up the old fashioned way - and 5 minutes or less later your"stuff" appears and off you go. Quite like it I must say - but beware, despite their low overhead, their prices are not always the best!

My sincere advice is please DO NOT BUY. They are not part of either Alternative dispute resolution…read moreorganisation or Furniture & Home improvement Ombudsman. This clearly shows they are not selling quality products. Please check before you buy. There is no customer service once if they get your money and this is guaranteed

Toons is a large furniture and carpet store on the A444 just outside Castle Gresley. I have bought…read morecarpets, beds and many pieces of furniture from Toons. It is a great range of furniture, including a large variety of sofas, tables and beds. All of which are of a good quality, but on the expensive side. Sales at Toons offer a small discount, but this is usually swallowed up by the delivery costs! The carpet section is also expansive, with an impressive choice. In addition to this there is also a small curtain and bedding section. Whilst most staff in the shop are genuinely helpful, some have a distinctly superior air about them, which is unwelcome. What's that phrase 'Don't judge a book by it's cover' Toons has good little coffee shop, standard fare: coffees and teas, scones, toasties, cheese on toast etc. But all very tasty and well presented, good to relax in when you've just spent a small fortune in the shop!