This is not just a review, this is an M&S review.sorry, I couldn't resist…read more M&S is a very large shop on 2 floors, mostly catering to women's clothing, but also stocking men and children's clothing too. The ground floor is pretty much all overpriced food, (the same stuff you can get in Tesco for like half the price, because it's not just food, it's M&S food, as if that's some sort of special food). The food however is very clearly labelled, and well planned out, though some of the aisles are a bit close to each other, but not overly close that you can't get around. The top floor caters for clothing, which in contrast to the food isn't that bad priced, (especially underwear), though of course the fashion items are very costly. Also featured is a cafe area where you can rest to eat and drink, and the food is pretty nice, if a bit on the expensive side. The staff are friendly and helpful, and will help you any way they can. The shop also features a large lift for disabled access, though it is a bit out of the way, at the far end of the store.

This store has undergone a major refurbishment in the last year or so. It has separated the…read moredownstairs into more distinctive areas, with women's clothing including 'per una' at the front of the store, and the food department at the back. The food area is now laid out better and it is easier to find what you want. There are also tills fro those with only a basket to speed up service, although it is still sometimes a little slow. There is a lift and escalator up to the first floor which has women's underwear and accessories, men's clothing and a small eange of children's clothing. It also has a larger cafe and customer services. The cafe is often very full but has good wheelchair / buggy access. The tables are very close to each other but it is usually possible to find a space.

Well i have to say it but i love wilkinsons! Yes i know some people say 'oh its another one of…read morethose cheap and nasty pound places' but this is so far from the truth. You can pretty much deck out your flat with alot stuff from here and in my opinion it's all good quality too. The prices are amazing and the staff are friendly. Forget all those other expensive places where you pay out alot of money for bad quality, this is the place to come and hopefully the prices will stay too. *Before you even think it, im not a cheapskate, i am simply very careful when it comes to paying out.

Wilkinsons was a much needed shop in Sittingbourne especially now that Woolworths has gone, this…read moreshop has everything you could possibly need for your house! I use to go to many shops now I can get everything in this one shop. I love the layout there is room for a pushchair, the lift is big enough to fit more than one person in and the staff are very helpful. The prices are very cheap and quality of products are brilliant, Although this shop is situated at the end of the High Street it is close to the forum and well worth visiting. The staff are very friendly and will take you to where you need to go in the shop instead of just directing you.

At the Canterbury store, I was not offered a receipt with a purchase and had to call the assistant…read moreback to be provided with one, which I almost didn't do. When leaving the store and attendant chased me across the carpark accusing me of not paying. I assume it was an accident and not a deliberate attempt to catch customers out but extremely frustrating.

A large branch of Marks and Spencer, stocking clothing, homeware, gifts and groceries. This can be…read morequite an awkward store to navigate due to it's size. There is a direct entrance to the multi-story car park from the first floor which is quite handy. There is also a little coffee shop on the second floor which sells really nice hot chocolate/coffees and some snacks/cakes.

MK One was located on the lower half of the high street near Wallis. It sold cheap teenage fashions…read moreand was very good value for money, especially for basic items of clothing such as vest tops, t-shirts etc. Some of the merchandise especially the bags and jewellery looked quite cheap and tacky. The service was never very good. Shop has now closed down.

Very small but lovely vintage shop…read more There weren't lots of pieces but there were some lovely one of a kind pieces. The prices were average. They have women's and men clothing. They even carry sandals and a few pair of shoes for women and men. There are two fitting room areas as well. The guy behind the counter was an absolute pleasure! Very helpful and was willing to hold great conversation! All in all I will definitely recommend people that are close by stopping in!

Reasonably priced and some rare finds also late opening hours, on the bad side the staff at this…read moreplace have gone down the pan they are rude and unhelpful, been short changed here before and some of the staff smoke weed at the back door so the back of the store stinks!

Friendly staff, some going the extra mile. Thought at first…read morethat it would be one of those expensive touristy shops, but there was something for everyone. Classic, good quality traditional British clothes, with a bit of history, that's warm in the winter. Gloves were surprisingly good value. Good for 40 somethings who like traditional style, with a contemporary feel. Someone did give me a positive comments on the clothes I bought there. Some of these traditional clothes 'make a statement' against junk clothes bought at Primark. They also use fake fur. Nice shortbread biscuits for customers to scoff at the counter. Again something that Primark doesn't offer. Good personal service.

Great shop for quality clothes and accessories for the more mature. Some good bargains on their…read moresales and promotions. Shop is bigger than it looks from the outside - couple of extra rooms at the back. Friendly staff.

Small coffee shop on the site of the old 'wall to wall' carpet store in The Broadway…read more Plenty of tables and chairs inside as well as a couple outside for the warmer days. They have three PC's all with internet access which can be used if you are a paying customer. At the rear is a small art gallery with oil paintings of local artists. The food is nicely made although on the pricey side, the coffee is nothing special and again on the pricey side.

Fantastic little coffee shop serving yummy Italian coffee (and it's all Fairtrade too!) as well as…read morefood such as fresh paninis and baguettes. The cafe also provides free internet access for customers that spend over £5. What makes this place really unusal though is the fact that a small art gallery is attached to the cafe. You can browse and even buy the art while you enjoy your coffee! Really friendly atmosphere too - highly recommended.