Fabulous service. misordered an item. they graciously took it back and recommended the correct…read moreitem. worked with me to get the replacement in a timely fashion. kept me updated on my options and progress. look forward to dealing with them again! recommend them whole heartedly.

I came across this place accidentally when looking for some Christmas lights. I ordered a few sets…read moreand was amazed at how quickly they arrived. I got loads of delivery updates too - great communication. The lights are lovely and I'm now thinking of ordering more!

Now i do like Yorkshire Trading as it is now known as, there sales are great…read more However their choice of stock isnt that great unfourtunatly and they never know when they are getting stock of a certain product they just have 'whatever comes in the delivery'. If they have it in stock then great if they dont then forget it! The shop itself is large and has a lot in it, however it is all crammed into small spaces which makes things difficult to find. The staff are not exactly overly helpful neither as majority of the time they dont know what you are talking about, and when they do they dont seem to know if they stock it or not. Queues are to be expected here the staff are very slow and there is usually only one person behind the till at a time. In short if you know what your looking for and you know where abouts in the shop it might be then you should be ok but if you dont you are probably best looking elsewhere for it.

Excellent service, friendly, knowledgable staff…read more Well stocked and good prices. Usually free delivery!

Dragonfly Home, like its companion stores Dragonfly and Dragonfly Kitchen, is a beautiful…read morecollection of lovely home items arranged in such a way as to convince you that you can't leave without buying them! I've been seduced by a beautiful bedspread or Emma Bridgewater teapot many times. There's a mix of high-end quality furniture and well-known names such as Cath Kidston, together with niche designers and imported wooden items. Perfect for an extra-special gift or for treating yourself, it's well worth a visit. One of my favourite shops in Louth.

A really quaint shop, selling household and kitchen items. The things sold here are much more…read moreunique than mainstream shops and although perhaps a little pricier, you can often pick up a bargin too. A lovely place to buy presents from (or treat yourself) as you always feel you have something a bit different to what everyone else has. A visit to its sister shop next door, is highly recommended too. This sells gifts, cards etc and is equally, if not more so, lovely.

Although Marks and Spencer is seen as one of the elite battle ships of retail, my personal…read moreexperiences have never been especially good. There are that many people who walk slowly thorugh the central walk way that it takes a long time to get down to the food hall. The staff I feel do their best to cope, however there simply arent enough tills in M&S. Particularly in the food section. The food is expesive but generally worth it (especially the raspberry royal). The security guard in the Lincoln brach is creepy, he seems to follow anyone who doesnt walk with a stick or own a mobility scooter.

Good service..used bay.i was using it to buy a pair of socks. My feet were cold, so I popped in.It…read morewas quite convenient.

In the town centre this is a great bargain shop with lots of bargains especially diy products which…read moreare a fraction of the RRP. Also have xmas they have a fantastic display with some great offers. the main problem is though it is totally over stocked so finding what you want is difficult as everything is piled on top of everything, but if you can it will be a lot cheaper then anywhere else. The staff are friendly and helpful. But do not go in with a pram as you will never get round, let alone back out again, as the aisles are that narrow and stock tends to be piled out and falling off the shelfs everywhere.

I always stop here for cards... in Grantham. Personally I think they have the best cards. Now…read more.. if Grantham had a Scribbler... done. However, they don't, so I stop here for really beautiful cards. So why only three stars... sometimes the really nice cards are super expensive. In fact in one case, I did not have enough cash, so I got out my... wait for it... non-chip and pin card. At first things seemed to be going ok, but then the card was declined. So she asked if she could run it again, but she threw away the receipts. I didn't think anything of this because in the past, when this has happened, I was only charged once. This time I was charged twice! When I asked if they could refund one of those charges they said they needed the receipt from one of the charges. I explained that the staff member had thrown them away and not given them to me. And I was told that they couldn't do anything about it then. So, the next time someone says they'll just throw away the receipts... insist that you keep them. Lesson learned!

Mackays have re-branded themselves as M&Co, probably in a bid to attract a younger clientelle, and…read morethis shop in Retford is fully badged up in the new livery. It's a bit of a funny store: it isn't 'budget' cheap stuff, but it isn't expensive either. It's in the same sort of boat as BHS in terms of quality and price. I love Mackays baby stuff (I'll never call it M&Co!). They've got a really cute selection, and although it isn't cheap they do greatly reduce their sale items, so it's well worth visiting regularly. This store is a fair size and has womenswear and childrenswear, but no men's dept. Nice, spacious and clean, and staff were always pleasant when I've been there.