Now don't get me wrong, I'm all for a budget shop, but the staff could do with some customer…read moreservice training. They're either miserable or they talk amongst themselves - last time I was in there I was served at the till by a woman in her 40s (at least) who was chatting to an 18-year-old colleague about Saturday night. Ugh.

i visit this store weekly,and they are the friendliest store in wrexham.they are always very…read morehelpful..i needed some freeze gel for my back and it sells out quickly(not surprising at 99p) and the kind store manager saved me some in his office as i couldnt get back until monday and it was delivered on friday.they go the extra mile for customer service and i would strongly recommend anyone who has never been to check it out...FANTASTIC!

Very friendly, very competent and very competitive pricing. Had some graphics for various things…read moredone and is now my first choice if I need anything else. 5 stars well deserved. They are always busy for good reason!

I have rust just around my petrol cap, so I wanted a flower to go around my petrol cap to disguise…read morethe rust. I was told about this place and went. It was abit of a mess and very unorganised. The staff said they were too busy to do me the fower immediately, but they told me to pay then for it, and pay the p&p charges and they would post it to me. so I payed the £8, and told them exactly what I wanted, a flower head that would go around my petrol cap. I said I would cut the inside out myself. The woman scribbled it down on a piece of paper and said I should have it in about a week. Two weeks passed and I still didnt have my flower, so I rang. The man on the phone was aplogetic and said they had totally forgot. More like lost the scrap piece of paper I think. So I described what I wanted and gave all my details again. He said he would do it immediately and put it in the post that day. Another week passed and I still didnt have my flower. So I rang again (really annoyed at this point). He promised me it was in the post. A few days later, graphics arrived, but not the graphics I wanted. I was sent two tiny flowers, neither of which fit around my petrol cap, and one even had a stem. I dont understand why I was sent 2 flowers, when I only asked for one, and neither of which where what I asked for. I gave up at this point. They are hopeless & unorganised. They dont even deserve one star!

Foodies like me spend a lot of time in the kitchen, either eating or cooking food. Places like…read moreMaranatha are therefore like candy stores for us. This family run business have taken the art of kitchen design to a specialized level, amen to that. Although it is one of those shops that you will probably only visit once in a blue moon, if you do require a kitchen overhaul Maranatha is as good an option as any other. You will get a very informative consultation by a specialist in your home and there is unlikely to be any hidden charges or anything dodgy as you would expect from an unknown online kitchen fitter. Now that I've mentioned it to you it will be hard t forget I suppose with a name like Maranatha...right!!!

Having looked on the website i saw the fantastic Kitchens they could design and so when i used…read moreMaranatha i had high expectations. It is fair to say Maranatha not only matched these expectations but they beat them. The service i recieved throughout was of the highest quality i could have asked for and the end product was perfect.

A useful location within Chester city centre, although it isn't as modern/new as other stores, the…read moreMarks and Spencer branch on Foregate Street in the city centre is satisfactory offering a decent selection of food, clothing and also having much-needed toilets which can be hard to find within the city centre. I would have liked to see more fresh produce including meats and juices and a better layout of the checkouts in the Food Hall however as an immediate improvement. In terms of clothing, I would say the nearby branches in Manchester and Liverpool are obviously better but the selection is fairly decent if you don't want to commute into one of those cities. The staff seemed OK, although I've experienced better in probably half a dozen other branches of Marks and Spencer, yet this branch is certainly much better than some dire stores within their network including the London borough of Islington and Rochdale in Greater Manchester. A nice brand within Chester, it looks good from the outside, it isn't the best Marks and Spencer store by any means, but it has good cleanliness and location going for it. 3*

M&S food is very Good . One of the best for food .. But for shoes & clothes not as good as it was…read moreback in the day when most of its stock was made in UK.

Reflections of Wrexham are a fitted kitchen and bedroom company. The owner is a lady who is very…read moresweet in appearance, but must be a good business woman to boot. She took over her fathers company when he died and seems to be making a big success of it. She is very patient while you choose what you want and gives helpful advice on technical issues regarding the planning of the units. The only drawback is the price to me they seem very expensive £6,000plus for a bedroom fitted. The work is very good though and I have known others who would recommend them also. She always keeps appointments on time which is also useful! If you don't mind her prices then they are excellent.

This place is a little treasure trove of wonderfully useful gadgets for the kitchen…read more Half the time you never realised that there was a solution to a particular problem until you come across it in Lakeland, and then once you've bought it and taken it home you quickly realise that you just can't live without it. Items are always particularly well made and generally made to last. Prices are also very good and it is worth getting on their mailing list to get info on their latest offers.

This Lakeland Store in Chester is a hidden gem, it is located in the beautfiul area of victorian…read morebuilding in Chester. Lakeland is one of those shops that unless you go in it, you didnt realise you wanted or could use that product, its the same principle as Tupperware, no house is without it. This store is frequented by the 30+ generation, who appriciate the quality of the items. The store has a much wider range that the catalogue, and all the items are extremely well presented. The staff are really helpful and it is a pleasure ot shop in here.

The two crazy ladies that visited your shop today had a fabulous time admiring all your antiquities…read moreand household decor ideas. The Christmas decorations are amazing. We spent a lovely time with the lovely owner John and we are pleased as punch with our purchasers. Thankyou we will be back!

A wonderful selection of interesting antiques and the best, unusual Christmas decorations at this…read moretime of year. The shop window is itself a delight to see. Situated on Watergate Street Row above 'Vin Santo', its easy to miss if you don't go up onto the row level. I have purchased here several times and always found the owner to be both pleasant and helpful...

This was my first ever steamer trading store I visited. It is nestled in the beautiful Chester…read moreshopping area, the store itself is all kida weird, you walk through a narrow long front area to a lovely upstairs area full of amazing cookware. I think this is one of the better independent cookware stores with something for everyone. My biggest purchases are knifes when in here with a selection from all over the world to suit every chef or home cook you will never miss out. They are not the cheapest place to buy many of their stock items but they are reasonable and the staff will always find the right product for you. The staff are amazing, very knowlegable and always willing to help. It does get busy so you sometimes have to wait but it is worth it. If you are stuck for a great gift for someone or just want to treat yourself to a new kitchen gadget this is the place to visit.