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16 years ago
RIP. It was good,but sadly gone and closed for ever.
206 Topsham Road
Exeter EX2 6AA
United Kingdom
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http://www.christopherwray.com
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Exeter Antique Lighting
(2 reviews)
I can't believe no one has yet reviewed this fabulous find for antiques! I stumbled upon this…read morewonderful shop two years ago before I moved to Exeter from Canada. At the time, I found a beautiful pewter dish for my mother's birthday present that I brought all the way back on the plane with me. It has since taken its place in the centre of her dining table, as she loves it so much. Now that I have moved here, I decided that I should once again go back to this beautiful, inviting shop to have another look around. I was fortunate enough to find a gorgeous and reasonably priced Arts and Crafts side table for my living room. There was a lovely woman working there when I went in with my husband, and we found her to be very helpful, welcoming and kind. She really made us feel welcome in the store, and was very patient as we asked her questions and looked around. The pieces on offer are very good quality, and there are a number of unusual finds. We were excited to learn that they will be expanding the shop in the New Year! We will definitely be back to Exeter Antique Lighting. :)
Otter Nurseries
(7 reviews)
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This is one of my favourite garden centres. Offering a huge range of items this garden centre is a…read moremust visit if you are in the area. I love to go at Christmas especially as they have about a million trees decorated and it really gets you in the mood. They sell whole range of christmas decorations at reasonable prices. The cafe is good value but usually very busy. They do everything from tea and a cake to Sausage and chips. Don't forget to visit Joshua's farm shop across the road which is lovely too.
The Otter Nurseries site occupies at least 100 acres including the growing area where at least a…read moremillion plants are grown each year so if you don't like 'BIG' this is not the place for you. However most people love the variety, and we are talking socks to sculpture and tea pots to tea roses. You need half a day to see it all. Two hours before lunch, which you should take in the very efficient restaurant of course, and an hour after will do you nicely. Great grub to eat and your order appears very quickly, probably due to the busy supervisor who is always checking things are going well. Very refreshing to see someone doing their job properly ! To describe the garden section as 'comprehensive' does not do justice. There seems to be such variety in everything from plants to ponds that most gardeners would surely find anything they needed. Easy free parking, disabled access, most presentations are under cover, staff knowledgeable and helpful. We have watched this business grow for twenty five years and the superb presentation and facilities now are the result of some excellent business decisions by the owner manager who is frequently seen chatting to staff and customers. Congratulations.
Endsleigh Garden Centre
My husband and I have previously bought a green cheek conure from endsleigh back in 2012 and he was…read moreperfect happy and healthy. At the end of last year we went to visit family and thought we would go in again and have a look around. I went to have a look at the pets and spotted another green cheek conure shoved in a bottom cage with no price. My husband went to enquire as something wasn't right and the more I looked at this conure the heartbroken I got. He had plucked his chest feathers, his posture was awful, his beak was very dry and flakey and he looked very underweight. He just looked sad. I cried in the store. The staff said he had been there for two years, he had no toys and was being fed budgie food, not appropriate for a small parrot. I didn't want another bird but I could not leave him, I bought him and felt awful about the other birds as they didn't look much better! He was £152, I know I can get a breeding pair of conures for less than £90 and they would be in perfect condition. We did get a discount tho. Upon returning home I emailed several times with pictures about his condition with no response. So forget it I thought. Then weeks later he started to have seizures. Off to the vets we went and £100 later after tests the vet said he was in appalling condition and even she felt awful for him, underweight, bad condition, mentally scared and as he had no toys he hasn't learnt any bird skills and just sits all day in his cage doing nothing. Even though he has plenty of toys he doesn't know what to do with them. I am utterly disgusted with endsleigh and their treatment if animals. If it was someone who wasn't clued up on birds, they may have gotten away with it, how can you treat a poor animal in such a way, it breaks my heart and is utterly disgraceful. I have not ever had a reply. The vet said it will take up to 2 years for his condition to get back to normal, and I am so happy that he is finally in a caring home that loves him. Endsleigh, you should be ashamed of yourselves! Visited October 2014
A shadow of its former self…read more Where to start? The sold - off pet store is stocked with budget brands, all the small pets and exotics have gone and the Knowledgeable staff replaced by cheap to employ kids. The non garden part of the store has slipped down market, with the premium products that used to be on offer replaced with cheap replicas. Our cafe experience was at best OK, but over priced. Again this used to provide Starbucks coffee, homemade baked goods and excellent food, we had a very expensive cod and chips which was disappointing, and small. Even the food items on the way out were of poor quality, it used to be stocked with hard to get candy and condiments, premium snacks and chocolate and all manner of goodies. It now looks like an Aldi.
Pirtek
(1 review)
An excellent retailer of hoses, joints, couplings, valves and pumps among rather a lot else. If you…read moreneed a fluid transfer solution, Pirtek can provide it. Hoses and pipes fabricated on site to your specs. An emergency on-site service is also available
Bernaville Nurseries
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Lovely place to visit even if you are not buying plants…read more Well stocked plants and garden accessories, lovely cafe, outdoor tables, indoor and outdoor plants. Lots of products and ideas to encourage the children in the garden including a range of their own easy to grow seeds. Shop selling local and organic produce, seasonal gifts, clothing. Large Aquarium Centre (part of Bow Aquatics) with all types of aquarium fish and all accessories. Marine fish and accessories. Koi fish and accessories, other cold water fish and accessories. Large car park, including disabled parking. Friendly and helpful staff. Christmas grotto at Christmas with lovely gifts. Sells Yankee Candles. Well worth a visit, guaranteed to while away a few hours, especially if you go in the cafe! Staff with specialist advice in the Aquatic Centre. Beware - this is one place I find hard to leave without spending any money!
Bernaville Nurseries is a Garden Centre just outside Exeter, it is very convenient for those living…read morein the city and has a good range of stock. Bernaville sells flowers, vegetable plants, shrubs etc outside, as well as seeds and gardening related equipment and gifts inside. There is also a aquarium section with some unusual fish for sale. It is the kind of place you can potter round for ages, and if you need a rest and refuel you can stop for a cuppa and a piece of cake too, in one of two cafes.
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Good location for a hardware store on the jetty marsh ringroad, good parking, easy access and a…read morevery big place for all your DIY needs. very similar to other BNQ's but will lose custom due to the new BNQ in torquay opening recently.
Good Place if you need some DIY,If they dont have it in I am sure they would order it for you with…read morea smile :)
truely the best store in crediton.read more
Great local garden centre. Very helpful staff with a knowledge of the plants you are looking for…read more Good ample parking to help load up your purchases.
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First: I live in Crediton UK, not USA, but cannot edit the incorrect YELP auto-location! This…read moreamazing traditional high-street store was the trigger for me to move 10 miles this year from a nice but isolated Devon village to Crediton. Everything I've needed for my new house is here - from a toaster to the right IT connector to the precise metric nut and bolt needed to fix a microphone stand! Incredible range of cable from bellwire to 60 amp, nails still sold by weight, lots of paints, garden stuff - and friendly staff who really know what'll fit, and which shelf it is on. Helpful pricing. Cheerful checkout too!
An excellent homeware and ironmongers store. Very traditional in style, very well stocked with a…read morewide range of goods and very customer friendly - how many places will sell you an individual screw nowadays, should you require one? It would be a sad day for Crediton should this shop ever close.
We're so lucky in Lyme to have Fordhams, a lovely up to date and at the same time old fashioned…read moreproper ironmongers shop with friendly, helpful staff. Our Jack Russell loves going in for a dog biscuit!
As a food blogger, I often tend to be really picky about my gadgets. The quality of kitchen-ware…read morehere surpasses those of items we could get back in Edmonton, Alberta. (Yes, it is better than Paderno AND Barb's Kitchen.) You can get good quality S hooks here for your pots and pans; something that is hard to find in North American kitchen stores -- that is because we rarely get European quality items. Great selection of kitchen scale (albeit expensive) and molds for chocolate and cookie cutters. Pastry chefs would not be disappointed. I wish my luggage could fit the 8" round cake liners. Superb customer service. After endless food photography and scenery shots, I ran out of memory on my SD card, they carry that as well. If only we weren't travelling on backpacks... 160 Canadian dollars later, yikes. My husband should have hidden my credit card in a jar of lard, but the new additions are going to be well loved. What a lovely shop!
Nice selection of foods and fresh produce, only criticism is most times I've been in there certain…read morestaff have come across as quite stand offish which puts me off of going in there more often.
Brilliant little health food shop. It's only failing is its size which prevents it being stocked in…read moreany quantity. That being said, it still manages to cram a lot into a small space.
It's like the Fonz hangs out there. It's even git a jukebox. Kids love making their own. Good for…read moreparties.
We went to Honiton to have a look at some lace, only to find the museum closed until Easter and no…read moreother Lace shops in site, so much for Honiton being the Home of Lace :( We then decided to go get a cup of tea and a bite of food, after passing several rather nice looking cafes we decided on the novelty of going to the Milkshake Bar, BIG MISTAKE, we ordered Tea for two, one scrambled Egg on Toast and a Cheeseburger and Fries. After 25 minutes waiting, still with not even the cup of tea, we decided to cancel our order and leave. My husband went to the counter to cancel the order and saw a kitchen area, smaller than my kitchen at home, cooking one meal at a time and fries being cooked one portion at a time. Take a tip from me, DON'T BOTHER GOING here. Out of all the businesses going bust nowadays, this one deserves to. In fact stay on the By-Pass and go on by, or just keep going on through Honiton, it's not worth the exorbitant car parking fee. :(((
This friendly place almost always has a fascinating choice of retro furniture, knicknacks and…read moreantique gizmos. It's worth a walk down Fore Street, if only for a browse.