Nice card and gift shop selling every card and form of gift wrap you could possibly need. Also a…read morefew gifts such as teddies and the like. Cards and wrapping paper are good quality. Prices pretty good too.

Fabulous unique gifts and proper traditional toys that promote imagination and positive…read moreinteraction as opposed to glued to a DS. I always buy for my nephew here, the service is great, the toys fab and the ladies really helpful. We are moving soon but know that if I ring up or shop online they will be equally as helpful. I cannot recommend this toy store enough, its much better than the plastic stuff from megastores!!

went in here for the first time a few weeks ago. WOW!…read morebrings out the big kid in everyone. Feels a little Overpriced though.. but I guess that's what you pay for in the atmosphere and the choices you get. The extras are expensive.. the clothes are as pricey as clothes for real kids. very cute though.. love the box and birth certificate touch. The staff are very enthusiastic about their bears and the lady that but in the 'heart' of my friends bear was very convincing that a wish on the heart would be magical for the receiver of the bear! hehe.. very cute. I have already bought my mum a voucher for the store for Xmas... and will definitely buy more when my children's birthdays come along. :-) draw back is the price... but you pay for the individuality of it. I'd recommend £25 minimum in a gift voucher.

Over priced stuffed toys. Having a heart to put inside it makes it worth the cash?…read more A pair of 'bear shoes' cost more than real baby shoes in Mothercare I got for my niece a few months ago, haha Box is nice. bear sized. raises eyebrows

There's millions of toys all under one roof. I don't know if they still use that slogan and I don't…read moreknow if there are actually millions of toys here, but there are enough to keep me occupied looking at 'em. There's pretty much every kind of (childrens) toy you can think of. They also have a wide range of computers and games consoles (and games), and were the first company in the UK to stock the innovative EEE pc. As far as I know, they are still the chief supplier of this brand. Festival Park is a great location for the branch, as Toys R Us and the cinema make for a good day out. There's also that waterpark there, though I've no interest meself. The last time I visited this Toys R Us, the opening hours went quite late (I think it closed at 8pm).

Toys R Us on the Festival Park is probably the biggest toy store in the area and has a huge range…read moreof items from bikes to dolls and video games to baby things. Like most other stores on the Festival Park it is open until 8pm most nights. The prices are reasonable and the staff seem knowledgeable and are usually very helpful and friendly although it can sometimes be tricky to find someone because of the shear size of the store. The layout of the could be better It sometimes feels a little claustrophobic with the shelving towering high above you and because of this you can't see the signs to guide you to specific things but I suppose that is the only way that they could fit everything in.

The gift shop now, and this is one of my favourite places to browse-not-buy. You know what I mean -…read moreall this stuff looks great but you can't really justify buying it. Can you...? This shop is a favourite of mine because it has fantastic baby clothes and accessories, which comes in handy when you don't know what to get your mate who's just had another baby. My favourites are the t shirts with cute logos on. Almost makes me wanna have kids... But anyway, I digress. I will stick to my guns on this one and say that Utility is one luxury I know I can't afford, but would never object to having!!

This just has to be, one of my favourite shops. I would just love to run a shop like this. I must…read moresay that I like Utility - Gift Boutique better than Utility - Home Store, just a few doors up from the gift boutique at 60 Bold Street. Maybe it is because I like gifts more than home stuff. Anyway, great great place if you are wanting to buy unique presents for friends and family. They sell the cutest shoes for babies and have products for pregnancy and after pregnancy including Neal's Yard, Mother's Massage Oil. For the children as they grow older, they sell the Face Food Plate, which is meant to encourage kids to eat up their food by making faces with their food...why didn't they have these 20+ years ago! Peas for the hair and tomato ketchup in the ears.

This home décor shop is a cute little study in country crafts and shabby chic furniture. There are…read moretons of cute little things packed into this two-story shop, including hutches, beds, shelves, ornaments, dolls, candles, and so much more. Even if you step inside and are slightly disappointed by the downstairs, as I was, you must go upstairs and see the two bedrooms. They are so adorably decorated. I really like the pink room. If you like decorating, or even need just want to find a cute gift for someone, this is a nice place to find some adorable home décor items.

fab place for craft items for children. If you ever need presents for gift bags for your child's…read moreparty this is the place to go! Making your own cards? They sell all that too. Paints, card, paper, tissue paper...they sell it all All really cheap too.

Its every child's dream going into a store full of Toys…read more This store is huge and is well stocked and has a section called Babies R Us. You can get hold of little stocking fillers to big bikes. It is situated in the Greyhound retail park with ample free parking. This store is open until late most evenings

A great place - the kids love going and we can spend hours just looking around in there, the little…read moreones can ride the bikes and things around! We once had to take back a TV/DVD combi, which the DVD part had broken on - we didnt have the box anymore and they just gave us a full refund as there was nothing there we wanted to replace it with :-)