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18 years ago
Fairly little vintage, but occassionally you can grab a real quality item at a bargain price here. Its a decently sized shop so there's quite a bit of choice. Besides the cause is straightforwardly sympathetic. read more
71-73 High Road
Nottingham NG9 2LE
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Makro is great for getting branded things cheap if you have a business. They send out a newsletter…read moreevery couple of weeks showing you what's on offer for dates coming up. You have to be quick sometimes if you want something though as they sell out quickly. Their food selection is great! They even have a butchery and fishmongers department so you can buy things fresh. Sometimes things are dearer than you can buy in high street shops so it's worth knowing the prices of things you want before going there. They even have a restaurant where you can sit down and have a cuppa or a meal, so well worth a trip out!
Organic supermarket with the widest vegan range in Notts. They sell (organic) meat, but are…read moreotherwise ethical, even avoiding stocking things like Rachel's dairy because they're owned by Nestle. Vegan items in the chiller include Vegusto meats and cheeses, Wheaty, Taifun, Violife, Provamel, plus the usual Redwood/VBites stuff.
A well stocked ethically sourced food shop, opposite sainsburys carpark in Beeston. Quite an…read moreinteresting position aye! They stock organic, and fairtrade produce, there is a lot more here than can be found in most health food shops like Holland and Barrat. They are not strictly vegetarian and stock a nice range of organic/free range meat, as well as fresh veg and the usual meat/dairy/gluten free produce. They also have essential oils and skincare ranges. Some of the prices are a little steep, but you don't mind so much when you know where your food has come from!
This is the worse place i have ever doing my shopping and it's not beacuse of the products but…read morebeacuse of most of the staff working in there can't say it's all of them beacuse some of them are nice but not too many, they don't have any respect to costumers especially security guy. At the till they don't pay attention to a costumer at all scaning the product so fast while they talk to someone on the mic and don't pay attention to their job that there is no time for costumer to pack it up if you ask them to slow down they get upset this is not alright at all i'm not spending my money that i'm working hard for to go there and be disrespected next time i'm going to speak to the menager if something like this going to happen again.
This Aldi is conveniently situated by a few halls of residence, so I'd definitely recommend coming…read morehere. They are always having deals on fruit and veg, so you can try something different for 69p. I also love their selection of ham, cheese and pastries, so i buy posh bits like parmesan and parma ham for a lot less than other supermarkets. Their food is often authentic as well, and they have a lot of alternatives to leading brands such as their own range of Nobby's style nuts. Beware of queues here, as they tend to only have a few staff working at any one time.
I ordered a bird feeder and a huge bag of nuts to go with it, and I paid for express shipping. On…read morethe day that the order was dispatched, I received an email, stating that the bird feeder was unavailable and I was being refunded for the feeder. Therefore, I'd paid extra money to have a bag of peanuts delivered - some gift! To rub salt into the wounds, I looked again on the website, and the item was still for sale. Since I'd looked at the item, I got two follow-up emails that week telling me to return to the store and pick up what I'd left in the cart, even though it wasn't available! I wrote to customer service and didn't receive any kind of response - no attempt to make it right at all. I thought I'd do the right thing and support a local business. I won't make that mistake again. Amazon had a bird feeder to the recipient's house the next day without any issues. In short, either Trowell Garden Centre needs to step up their online business or just focus their attention towards on-site sales. Very disappointing.
I LOVE this place! If i never go to another garden centre other than this one I would be in my…read moreelement. This place has everything that you want and more.
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I love Asda much better value than Tesco. They are expanding this store at the moment too. I love…read morethe fresh veg and salad and I am also a big fan of the humous with pepper. Pizzas are good and my husband likes the fish counter.They have an instore pharmacy and bakery too. I dont drive so I like coming here cos the Metro Link stops right outside and I can hope it directly to town and get the bus home. Staff always seem friendly and one time security came up to me and told me to be careful with my bag which was nice of them I thought. they just brough out a catalogue too.
Situated on Radford Road in Nottingham, Asda offers a wide selection of food, clothing and…read morehousehold items at low prices. Conveniently close to the tram stop, customers such as myself are able to stop off here on their way home from work. This makes it ideal for those without any other means of transport. The in store bakery supplies wonderful bread which the whole family enjoys, especially the tiger loaves which give off a lovely aroma. The fresh pizzas are another favourite of mine and are often on offer which makes them even more appealing. The deli section is well stocked, although you can tend to wait a while here to be served even with the ticket machine.
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Quite a small store, not sure why it is a superstore. It has an outside area that looks very…read moreweathered and its hard to understand the shed prices. They do have a large selection of plants and pots at good prices tho, Inside it seems very dark and the large isles seem very over bearing, it dosent seem set out like any other b&q ive been in so i find it quite confusing. The staff are helpfull and it always seems busy enough never had to que more than 5 mins. The car park is quite small and there are a few exits and entrances leading on to oneway streets which are not well marked and lead to some confusion. Its quite hard to find but is accross the way from Wickes diy and Dunelm Mills.
This store closed over a year ago and a new one opened off the Horns bridge roundabout which is…read morelarger with ample parking
The staff are always on busy refilling shelves or serving on the tills although occasionally i have…read moreseen them chatting and not doing their job but more often than not they are generally friendly and helpful. The layout of the store is pretty simple and it is easy to find what you want most of the time. This home bargains stocks stuff that could probably be found in other countries and so if you see something you like buy it because it may not be there next time you go. Home bargains does get busy due to it being a popular shop. The checkout staff can be quite slow especially when an assistant is needed at the checkout, they seem to take an age!
It is exactly what it says on the tin, Bargains for the Home…read more However, it's frequently under-staffed, and the layout is sloppy. Items aren't always grouped in the same place, so therefore making it difficult to find specific items. There are many occasions when there are long queues and the checkout operators are chatting to friends or collegues, with no regard to the people waiting. It's a great shop if you want to wander around and don't have anything particular in mind, other than picking up items cheaper than other shops. Also, a lot of items are only available once, so its disappointing to go back and find its no longer there.
This large Tesco store is very conveniently located in Long Eaton and has ample car parking…read moreingeniously under the store which is raised up a level. A great advantage of this is in summer as it keeps the car cooler! This Tesco has just about all an extra store can offer - pharmacy, photo processing, cafe, tesco direct, car wash, cafe, recycling and a petrol station opposite. In store they have a fish and meat counter. There is also a clarge clothing section. The cafe here is very good, light, airy and the food is usually very good. It does make you want to take a drinks break! Once in store there is the usual Tesco wide range, well laid out and with helpful staff. It can get quite busy (if you want a more relaxing Tesco shop head up the road to Swiney Way, Toton). If you live in the area there is a free bus service - phone 01332 204568 for details. During the week it is 24 hours so it is very convenient, especially if you are a shift worker.
This store is huge, but does have loads of parking, nice layout and lots of stuff to chose from…read more Lots of special offers and promotions. Can get busy at times like most supermarkets.
Boots in Swadlincote is a small branch of the chemist located on the pedestrian High Street in…read moreSwadlincote. It is a useful local branch selling all the usual medicinal remedies, perfume, seasonal gifts, glucose monitors and baby products. It also has a very busy pharmacy that serves a lot of the local community. The staff are helpful and informative, but pre-ordering a prescription seems at some points to be a lottery, as to whether it will be ready or not, which kind of defeats the purpose.
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this is a nice little card shop. there is plenty of choice on offer. the staff are very helpful and…read morekind. the price of cards is good and they are great value. the location is great as the shop is on the main high street. the cards are very good quality and the shop is worth a visit.
Next has quite a reputation for being expensive but you definitley get what you pay for! The…read moreclothes are very well made and very comfortable and even if you go in there with nothing in mind you will find something you love. The shoes are so so comfortable, too! I never thought I'd say I own a pair of comfortable stilettos but thanks to Next, I do! The handbags are gorgeous, too. At the back there is a children and baby department and upstairs is menswear. There is also a small selection of gifts available.
I do find Next to be very overtrated and quite expensive. They do have a good range of womens, mens…read moreand childrens clothes. The accessories are pretty good but again are not cheap. I do like the range of christmas gifts and I only really tend to shop there in the new year sales. I did try mail order but I am opposed to paying £4 for a catalogue.
Next is located in the Westfields Centre in Derby, having recently moved from Albion Street and…read moreSt.Peters Walk. Next target the whole family with womens and mens, childrens clothing as well as a homewares section. The Next in Derby is large & very spacious. Its a new shop which means the interior is super modern & the layout is very minimal. I have yet to buy anything from the store as I feel its not really aimed at my age range. The homewares are lovely, but slightly too expensive. I feel the menswear is fantastic & reasonable. A great shop for all the family and fantastic quality.
3 Floors of clothes, but not very well laid out…read more Very nice clothes bit can often be a little expensive for items, good for occasion wear or a formal event.
As with all customised items and jewellery, you pay a little extra for the privilege but don't let…read morethat put you off. This unusual little vintage style shop, which supplies clothes, jewellery, cute little accessories and items for hire, is ideal for those times when something different is needed for your difficult to buy for friends and relatives who already have everything or those whose tastes are slightly less mainstream and more on the eclectic side. The items for sale here would certainly meet their requirements. Kathleen & Lily's is definitely worth popping in to, even if just for curiosities sake.
This bijou little shop sells vintage wares and customised clothing, as well as jewellery and other…read moretrinkets. It is organised rather well, in colours and each price ticket has the era in which the item was made, as well as sizing and price. Prices can be high here, but at least you know that you're getting something unique. The decor is individual and even the changing room is quirky, with a rack full of vintage magazines. Definitely a place to pop into from time to time.
The first floor of this store is Topshop for women and it is generally bigger than the topman part…read more Topman is on the second floor and does not seem to have any access for wheelchair users because it only has stairs up, which i even have a problem walking up after walking round derby! The clothing is well sectioned and it's easy to find the clothing you want because everthing is grouped together such as accessories, formal wear, jeans and casual. The staff are all great, friendly, helpful and well dressed and i usually see one of them at a lot of gigs i go to and so he must have the same musical taste as me! Music in this store is fun. The products in this shop can be expensive and you could probably find the same thing for a lot cheaper in the nearby primark. Clothing in here is never unique and so someone will always have the same thing as you.
this is a great local furniture supplier that is well located within swadlincote. some of the…read moreprices seem a little high but the quality more than makes up for the price. the choice on offer is very good and the staff are very helpful with any questions that you might have.