nice old shop with many little bits and prity cheap,and it good and well made goodsread more

This place really inspires you to get all creative with every conceivable florist supply you could…read morepossibly need! The prices here are fantastic and the staff are really helpful. makes you wonder how planning a wedding can be so expensive when there are places like this!

I ordered flowers for my Son's funeral from Milzars florists and received absolutely amazing…read moreservice, the wreaths were beautiful, I would highly recommend Milzars to anyone. Thank you to the lovely lady proprietor who gave a first class service.

This shop has cleverly called itself 'Baltic Trader,' rather than Boleslawiec trader, which is the…read moreplace in Poland where their pottery actually comes from. They stock traditional Polish 'eyespot' pottery, which is pottery decorated - normally in blue and white- by hand stamping complex spotted patterns. The pottery is hard-wearing, it can be microwaved, dishwashered, and so on. It's very pretty, but it is quite expensive. A small teapot came in at about £15, mugs about £8. They have a very large collection, with all different patterns. It's quite thick pottery, not thin china. It would be very nice for a rustic country kitchen such as you would find in 'Country Living.'

Love the pottery - I have vase and pots in their range but use fine bone chinaware for general useread more

Long time family run business. Loads to pick from. Rows and rows of every plant, shrub and twig you…read morecan imagine. Helpful and knowledgeable too. Loads grown locally, on site. Even has own potting compost. You cannot go wrong.

O.K. bit of a snap decision to give this place 5 stars I have to admit, but I don think it deserves…read moreit (even if I came to that conclusion after I realised I 5 starred it). But it is really lovely in here, the moment you walk in you feel relaxed and in the mood to have a good look around. They've really made the place into a nice looking shop, which could almost double as the interior of someone's house, just someone who has way too much money, and so buys different models of the same thing. There's cool bread bins (see pic) which looked like kitsch 50s Alien pods, and Union Jack biscuit tins, which somehow just look stylish and not weirdly nationalist, and I also spotted a really fancy little, retro, cream coloured, Ice cream maker. And what made all of these products even better, was the fact that they were nicely laid out, and backgrounded by some chilled out jazz music.Nice.

This company has quite a few branches around. This one is a bit cramped and has quite dangerous…read moresteps around the shop. BEWARE! The stock is a little over the top pricewise and full of gadgets that you may never use. Direct parking is a problem but you can park about half a mile away. The shop is on a steep hill which would make it difficult for disabled and pushers.

This is a lovely Florist. The outdoor display enlivens the busy road that has cars & buses hurdling…read morepast. The shop sells fruit and other items like nuts. It a sort of retail outlet that harps back to the early 1900's. I hope this venue survives the ever pressure on the high streets from big business.

This is a fantastic greengrocer's and florist and always has a lovely display outside on the…read morepavement. It has a lot of locally sourced products including recently filberts/cobnuts which were a real treat. I also noticed although did not get tiny grape size kiwi fruit. And they almost always have wild watercress too. The staff are friendly and all the produce looks fresh and well looked after. They also have a nice range of cut flowers and locally produced apple juice.

Whilst this shop is good, it is pipped to the post by The Martlets shop. Good stock, well rotated…read moreand clean. The selection offered is of good quality and there is friendly staff at hand to assist you.