I'm surprised there is only one review for this great shop!…read more Blueberries isn't the sort of shop one would associate with Blackpool (I said "one" there as it's the sort of shop you should say "one" in!) It's three floors of high end designer products. I felt scruffy going in with my mates but the friendly staff made sure I felt welcome. It wouldn't look out of place in the most expensive shopping streets and arcades in London.

This is quite a hidden jem in blackpool. It is a nice change from most of the trashy shops that…read moreclutter the high street. If you are looking for high end high street clothing then this is the only place you need to go. It is 3 floors of shopping heaven for men and women. The diesel floor is the best as you can always find a pair to fit. On the entrance there is some gorgeous but expensive pieces ranging from ted baker to D&G. In summer check them out for there range of birkenstocks with some stunning exclusive designs.

This is a nice and mellow shopping center in the city of Lancaster just about a 150 miles south of…read moreEdinburgh, Scotland UK. Our family got to spend a few days in this part of UK in July of 2024. The grandkids were having Subway sandwich cravings and St Nic's was the closest location. So we stopped at Costa Coffee and got the Terry's Chocolate Orange Hot Chocolates and the heroes and then perused our way through this mall featuring stores like Boots, HMV. Lush, Select, ShoeZone, The Entertainer and Next and a great bakery( the Lone Wolf Bakery with the best pasties and scones) and the awesome Port of Lancaster Smokehouse with really good fish options to take home- sweet chili and lime salmon, the smoked tuna and the mackerel fillets were the big hits. It is on one level and easy to navigate. There are about 300 parking spots right next door. The restrooms are immaculate. Love that the summers here are cool ( highs of 73 or so F) but the winters can be cold, wet and windy. Please do pop in. It was a fun and pleasant experience for all ages.

Topshop is one of the most popular shops in Barrow, especially amongst teens and 20-somethings…read more Situated above Dorothy Perkins in Portland Walk, it's very central so you can't miss it if you're on a shopping trip. It sells womens clothes, accessories and shoes - nothing else, but what it does do, it does well. Very fashionable and trendy; you're sure to find something you love here for a night out. Disadvantages include the fact that it's one of the more expensive high-street shops (but then again you get what you pay for, and the quality and style of their stuff is great). It is also on the first floor, and access is only via an escalator (up) and stairs (down) - so no good for anyone in a wheelchair or even people with babies in pushchairs. I've never seen a lift, in fact I'm 99% sure there isn't one, rendering the whole of Topshop inacessible to disabled people - which they shouldn't really be allowed to get away with in 2008. They also don't carry many of the Toppshop concessions or 'special' ranges, if anyfor example they only got the first Kate Moss collection and have never had any of the subsequent collections. It is only a very small branch so they do seem quite restricted in the stock they can carry. However, change is in storeDorothy Perkins downstairs is soon to close, with Topshop moving downstairs, and the upstairs is being replaced by a new Topman store - which should offer a bit more choice to the men of the town! It will be interesting to see how it turns out, whether they get any new lines in etc.

Good sized branch of Morrison's on the outskirts of Cleveleys. All the usual foodstuffs including…read morefishmonger, bakery etc. I do have to say that I am not a fan of Morrison's bakery products though. There is a small range of homewares, electricals and stationary items and also a comprehensive alcohol section. The store was very busy when I visited on a Tuesday morning, albeit in that manic shopping month of December, so I should imagine it gets very busy at weekends as the previous reviewer noted. There is also a cafe, pharmacist and dry cleaners in the store and cashpoint machines outside. The staff I had dealings with were notably helpful and friendly, more so than some other supermarkets I shop in. All in all it's a perfectly fine supermarket, as supermarkets go!

Great supermarket catering to a large proportion of Cleveleys…read more This place is well laid out and offers great bargains. There are issues with the parking - at busy times it's a NIGHTMARE getting in or out. Petrol is one of the cheapest around, but again this also means its very busy Best times to go are Tuesday and Wednesday evening when it's slightly quieter and new stock it out Since moving to the area last year I've sampled quite a few of the big supermarkets in the area, namely Asda, Sainsbury's and the smaller Tesco on the high street . I've found Morrisons to be the cheapest, most convenient and definitely worth trying

A really massive Wilkinson right in the middle of Blackpool town centre, and with the added bonus…read moreof it's own car park above! Even if you are not visiting Wilkinson's it's proably best to park here anyway as it is central and also a lot cheaper than the other car parks in Blackpool town centre. The shop has aboslutely everything you woyuld expect from Wilkinsons, kind of a mix between B&Q and Dunelm Mill but with lots of other products as well at a really great price!

Huge store, and multi-storey car park. Plenty of bargins to…read morebe had, especially beauty & health items and cleaning products - better than any of the supermarkets. They have also just started selling grocery items. Clean and well stocked. Never enough staff though.

This a famous bargain store, in fact coach parties of visitors arrive in the summer to stock up on…read morebargains. A wide range of goods are sold, from tinned food and jars of coffee to toys and Christmas decorations. The food is often discounted, but stock up when you see it, as there is often only a limited amount. Pet food, cleaning items and alcohol are also sold, as well as small pieces of furniture and stationery. The store does get busy and it can often get gridlocked in the aisles as there does tend to be baskets full of tempting goods down the centre of the aisle. Give yourself enough time to have a browse and remember, get it when you see it, as next time it will probably have gone.

A wonderful shop. Many of the items are brand names and are heavily discounted, but as said before,…read morethe best bargains tend to be one offs and go quickly. The store can often be quite chaotic and also have long queues for the checkouts, which can take a while to get through due to the sheer number of customers. Some items are always available and after a couple of visits these will be obvious, but others will be recognisably amazing bargains. The staff are overworked and although helpful, there are few staff on the shopfloor - but this is understandable given the cost of the produce.

Pretty Things is one of the non-designer fashion shops in Ulverston. Most of the fashion shops in…read moreUlverston are aimed at well off, mature women. Pretty Things target market is young women. They sell a large variety of accessories. The window is filled with handbags, jewelery, fashion watches and very few clothes. I found the staff here quite unfriendly. Perhaps this was because I was dressed unlike their usual customers, or I am middle aged.

I am in my late 70s and found lots of tops and trousers to fit and they looked good. Styles to suit…read moreall age groups The staff were very friendly and helpful. Will certainly visit again when in the area.

My family are always in and out of new look and have found some really good clothes here at great…read moreprices. This is a favourite sale shop of theirs when it comes to ales time as their sale prices are fantastic. they have picked up clothes for cheaper than a charity shop and all good trendy brand new stuff. When they have purchased wrong sizes and tried to take them back some times the staff have struggled to do it right and things have got a bit confusing and messy but overall this is a good store and one that we will no doubt be in a lot. The price of normal stuff is also very reasonable and some say good quality and trendy!

New Look is one of Barrow's largest fashion shops, spread over two floors right in the middle of…read morePortland Walk (the main shopping street). It caters for menswear and childrenswear as well as womenswear. There is a very wide selection of items - all the usual clothes, but also lingerie, sleepwear, gifts and a whole floor upstairs devoted to shoes! As with most New Looks, it's cheap and cheerful - expect to pay £20 or so for shoes, and £15 for a top. They have regular sales where everything is put out on racks and it looks like a jumble sale, but if you're prepared to have a good rummage then you can easily find some bargains! They do 10% student discount, and also have a storecard with the occasional cardholders event throughout the year offering free goodie bags or another 10/20% off. There are usually plenty of tills open, and lots of staff around to help. Ideal if you're looking for a quick disposable-fashion outfit, and the shoes put some of the more expensive shoe retailers to shame!