One of the best centres around here. Very high quality stock and at very fair prices. The staff of…read morethe actual centre itself are exceptionally nice and friendly. There are outlets of other stores situated within the centre. Craighoppers being one of them.if you've got the sort of cash they ask for the overpriced items they stock!! The restaurant does very well, having a Pensioners lunch on Tuesdays. There is a Loyalty card scheme in situ which is well rewarded we get offers of free lunches during ertain periods. The restaurant does get very hot and steamy, whih is uncomfortable.

Everything you'd expect from a nursery plus more visited here with my girlfriend Helen a brilliant…read moreselection of plants and garden related items we brought a couple of potted house plants. There's even a Bon marche clothing store within. And a costa coffee shop which we went into I had a latte and a Cumberland sausage toasted cheese sandwich which was really tasty and she had a Americano coffee and a chocolate brownie the staff we're really nice even though it was nearly closing time they still served us and didn't rush us to leave. Every thing you need for garden and lots more really nice people 10/10

A large superstore version of this popular home-ware outlet, which sells everything from furniture,…read morefabrics and bed-linens to kitchen ware and dinner services. Prices are, for the most part, very competitive, and range from budget to mid-range in quality. There's a made-to-measure service at this store. I recently bought an aluminium Venetian blind here, which was both good quality and good value - much better quality than those I'd seen at DIY stores - and some very competitively priced curtains. Staff were helpful and friendly, but for the most part it's more of a place to browse yourself. The store has a large car-park, toilets and baby-changing facilities. It's just over the level crossing at the south end of Eastern Avenue (close to the Council Offices) and less than 10 minutes' walk from Shoreham station.

A really good store that sell mainly household items of sound quality. A real pleasure to be. Mind…read moreyou Once you get there ..the store's ok. Beware rail crossing in Eastern Avecan be up to a 25 minute wait if the gates are down. Beware the car park.traffic direction very poor as is spacing. Dangerous place to be.

The shelves of Pansies are so packed, I found myself standing in one place for several minutes…read moretrying to take in everything in front of me - it took awhile to get through the shop. Items for sale include home décor and unique gift ideas, displayed in a colour-coordinated and organised manner. It would almost be a shame to take something off the shelf; everything is set up so nicely. A couple of my favourites were the scented bath balms shaped like cupcakes and the Civil Partnership money pot. So, I do agree with the sign outside - Pansies is an 'Aladdin's cave' of gifts - and free gift wrapping is offered with each purchased. Nice touch.

What a fabulous little place this is. They've only been set up for about five months, so they're a…read morerelatively new addition to The Lanes. I walked in and was immediately greeted by an extremely friendly shop assistant who asked me if I fancied a coffee because the kettle had just boiled how wonderfully unheard of is that in these days of surly, unenthusiastic retail stuff? It put a grin on my face for the rest of the day. Describing themselves as an 'Aladdin's cave of gifts and interiors', I couldn't NOT go in here it's full of gorgeous things like delicious smelling Yankee Candles, jewellery, hand-painted money boxes, artificial flowers, gift cards... all laid out in a wonderfully higgledy-piggledy way so that you feel as though you really are rifling through a mini cave of treasures. The lovely man I spoke to was more than happy to chat to me about all the stock telling me what's popular at the moment and what would be great for Mother's Day. He also mentioned that they offer a gift wrapping service which is another rarity these days. Although a lot of the bits in here are a little more at the pricey end, they present you with such a wonderful shopping experience that it's worth spending a bit of extra cash.

This place is listed as a shop, which is a pity because it is actually a fantastic coffee shop…read morewhich spills out onto the pavement, with a rather smart gift shop attached. The coffee and the muffins and almond croissants are to die for. Service is super-friendly. A jewel.

Tucked away at the back of Traditions Antique shop this Tearoom offers you delightful culinary…read morepleasures. They do a brilliant cream tea which leaves wanting another one, BUT, you're too full up!! Excellent blends of coffeeall at reasonable prices.

Found this place too much like a doctors waiting room. Went about a year ago and ordered lunch as i…read morewasnt very hungry was going to share my husbands but told i wouldnt be allowed to do this, we did not return for another year, popped in again recently and was told they had stopped serving anything hot so left and remembered why we didnt bother with this place. Shame it could be much nicer if it was laid out better and was more customer friendly.

They closed WAY earlier than closing time and my sister just gave birth and we asked them to hold a…read moreblanket for my sister that they said to get today!! TERRIBLE SERVICE!!!!

This is a great shop to pick up some quirky gifts or pieces for your home…read more I'm obsessed with their animal plant pot range that starts at only £7.99. Go check it out!

I have no aspirations to be a domestic goddess. If I did…read morethough, I'd slip into my marigolds and my kitten heels And I'd scoot over to Bert's at least once a week. A local homestore two minutes from Jamie Oliver's Recipease, they sell every cute and kitsch accessory you could wish for - from spotted cake tins and stripey aprons to colourful bowls, chopping boards, whisks, spoons and tableware. Oh and the essential items for budding bakers - cupcake and muffin tins!

This lovely little store is a new addition to Western Road, building on Bert's successful original…read moreoutlet at 33 George Street in Hove (their web-site has not yet been updated to include the new venue). Basically, they sell things for the kitchen, like crockery, cutlery, draining racks, chopping boards, gadgets, and so on. Although the range is not that large - only a few styles of cutlery, for example - they do have lots of useful things, and the store is lovely just to browse around. The place was buzzing with happy shoppers, doing just that. (In marked contrast to the January Sales hell that characterised the rest of Brighton). I have spent hours trying to find an small olive spoon, for example - and they had one, and an olive spear, and a spring-loaded pickle fork, and... We also bought a really large, heavy beech wood chopping board - from a sustainable source - for under £8. Something else that caught my eye were several designs of nice wire draining racks, in bright funky colours - no horrid plastic tat. Oh, and lovely, friendly, helpful staff. I hope they succeed.

Well this was a pleasant surprise! We were having a stroll around Kemptown trying to find somewhere…read moreto eat for brunch that we haven't tried yet. We stumbled across this new place after seeing the bacon rolls sign outside. At first glance I thought it was just a coffee shop but after asking for the food menu I could see there was plenty of choice so definitely a food place too. My partner was particularly hungry so opted for 2 breakfast options thinking they would be relatively small. He ordered the sausage sandwich and the crushed avocado on toast. The portions were HUGE and came with a small side salad with both! He struggled to get through both plates but as it was so good he didn't leave a bit! I ordered the scrambled eggs and avocado on bread and was really happy with mine too. Food was quick and tasty, plus reasonably priced. They also serve breakfast all day which is always a winner in my book. The vibe was antique shop, hipster coffee place and everything in the shop is for sale. The service was friendly but a bit ditsy, it took them a while to work out how much I owed at the start and they forgot my avocado but apart from that spot on!