i have always love Clark's shoes. At lease almost fifty years comfortable last a long time.read more

I have always only bought children's shoes at Clarks but my shopping experience as always been…read morefirst-class: friendly, dedicated staff, very helpful. No problem ordering items in. Very patient even with the youngest of children.

I'm having trouble finding my size in other stores; they're always out! Fortunately, I was able to…read moreeasily find the correct size here, so it was definitely an excellent experience.

Just suffered from very bad customer service They refused to…read morerefund full amount when I returned an item which was wrongly labelled

Anyone who has walked down Llandudno Pier between Easter and the end of September will be aware of…read moreGolden Oldies CDs. Just as you the round the bend next to the Grand Hotel you'll find yourself exposed to the sounds that time forgot, or on occasion some corny and unknown Irish comedian belting out unfunny jokes. They specialise in CDs for people who still think of the Beatles as being new fangled rock and roll so there's little of interest for me at the moment, but hopefully if I manage to survive another thirty or forty years then who knows?

It is a great place to go I know the owner very well and I have recently been told that he is…read moreopening a jigsaw shop on the pier -Dave

The Tweedmill is a factory outlet shop located in the Vale of Clwyd close to St. Asaph. It's easy…read moreto find with sign posts from the A55 and has a decent sized car park. The shop sells clothing, shoes, soft furnishings, homewear, gifts, etc. The clothing is, in my opinion at least, aimed more at the older shopper and I would expect most people without a bus pass to come away a bit disappointed. A couple of negatives as well. Firstly the building is basically a barn and really needs redecorating inside. It looks shabby which creates a poor impression overall. Secondly the reductions aren't as generous as you would expect in an outlet shop. For example the last time I visited I found some Ben Sherman T-shirts which had been reduced from £29.99 to £24.99, a saving of only £5. Overall it's OK for the older shopper but not great.

I last went to Tweedmill many years ago when it was a slightly dilapidated shed selling clothes for…read morethe over sixties. Since then it's had a makeover and having visited for the first time in years I can now report it's a very clean and modern looking buildings selling clothes for the over sixties. Actually there were one or two small sections of clothing for younger people, brands like Brave Soul and Lambretta, but only very limited ranges. And there didn't appear to anything for kids at all which disappointed my eight year old daughter.

There are now three Port Meirion Shops in Porthmadog, the two at the Ffestiniog Railway end of town…read moreare both stock top quality Port Merion pottery, with one also having a full range of kitchen wear and gifts. The one at he other end of town is a factory shop, great for picking up seconds.

I like all the products in this shop and it is well laid out. There is plenty of room to move…read morearound, especially if you have a pram. Friendly staff, but thins are often overpriced.

As soon as I saw the building, I was skipping up to the door!!! I bought two miniature vases that…read morebring me so much joy. My only regret is that I didn't buy more. The pottery is absolutely stunning. I will definitely be back!!

Very cheap high quality hand made pottery. The potter comes out of his workshop to sell the items,…read moreso a one man job. Cash only. I think this guy would sell hundreds of items if he went online.

For most of it's life this shop was called 'Instore'. Although it was obviously part of the…read morePoundstretcher group from the product range unlike the Poundstretcher shops I'd been in (Llandudno, Rhyl and Caernarfon spring to mind) this store isn't long, narrow and difficult to move about in. Admittedly though they have always tried to recreate an authentic Poundstretcher experience by piling stock in any aisle that may be wide enough to negotiate. Stock wise there's a wide range from food to homeware to toys. They also have lots of seasonal stuff so lots of gardening items in the summer and Christmas items in the winter. It's all fairly cheap and cheerful. They possibly suffer a lit bit from being next door to the superior Home Bargains but it's worth a look if you're passing.

I have received exellent service from the gallery. i've had photos and painting framed as well as…read morebought works of art from there. The framing is exceptional quality and have a huge range of frames to choose from, the timescale is very good too. I've always found them very helpful and are able to advise expertly about their products. They will frame anything for you, including football shirts or baby stuff and make such a wonderful job of it. They can also restore artwork onsite, have a Welsh Gallery section and will put a digital photo onto a canvas which looks truly amazing.