I enjoy looking at antiques because it can be fun, sometimes…read more This shop is very easy to get to because it is right in the centre of alfreton although it is not that much of a popular shop. The shop (renovated house) is huge and has two floors of rooms stuffed full of antiques This shop sells period clothing which is the main reason me and my friends visit because we are interested in such things. It is enjoyable to walk around, yet a little creepy at times, especially if you are on your own. Staff are generally friendly but a little weary about youths and so when we walk in they follow us around the whole shop in case we do something stupid i suppose. The antiques are crammed in and so you have to be careful when you are walking round and this can be hard when things are hanging off of tables. It never seems to get very busy at all. The prices can be quite expensive.

I strongly disagree with the previous reviewer. This Antiques Centre is very busy. It has been open…read moresince 1996 and has a thriving atmosphere. Staff are very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable and always there to help. It has over 55 dealers on two floors dealing in all sorts of antiques and collectables including vintage clothing, silver, vinyl records, furniture, military items, antique jewellery and much more. I love it and visit every week.

Strand Wools, located on Green Lane is a fantastic shop. Its a shame that there aren't many craft…read moreshops left in Derby, but this one is a real gem. The shop has a great selection of wools, patterns, etc & staff are helpful & have time to discuss with you your various craft problems. Its tucked away, but definatly a good find!

Strand Wools have a good selection of yarn, patterns and knitting/crocheting accessories. Selling…read moremostly Sirdar branded patterns and yarn, staff are very friendly and helpful and can order wool in for you if they don't have the type you are after. The don't sell too much speciality yarn or accessories but is perfect for all your necessities.

Warehouse (located in Westfields Derby) used to be located on St Peters Street upstairs from Miss…read moreSelfridge, but dissapeared a few years back. It wasn't until last year that it reappeared in the new Westfields Centre development with a new layout and image to boot. Warehouse clothing is aimed at women between 20-30. It is quite highly priced and yet the quality isn't fantastic. You are without a doubt paying for style though, as the clothes look good until they have been washed a fair few times. They do a lovely range of special occassion dresses which look great. Jewellery and accessories are often very good too.

Great home inspo! Hands down a fun day out if you're into home decorating/renovation/home anything!…read moreYou can literally spend hours here and the staff are a great help. The food in the sit down restaurant isn't the best though they have plenty of vegetarian options aligned to each meat option it's limited. Cheap hot drinks and free if you're an ikea family member Monday to Friday only. Never tried so cant comment on the coffee. The only bug bearer is the layout as you kinda have to walk around the whole store to get to the exit...no short cuts but obvious why that's the case. Extremely busy on a Sunday morning right after opening.

I used to work here! I would say it's pretty much like any other IKEA however top things to watch…read moreout for are: -Bargain Corner is incredible, with some amazing deals (compared to IKEA Glasgow for instance) -Late opening hours are great (unless you work there...) -The store itself is pretty small but attracts a hell of a lot of people, which means it can feel cramped if you visit on a busy day - top tip, avoid bank holidays and Sundays!

Wentworth Antiques centre is situated on Cortworth Lane, in the serene village of Wentworth on the…read moreoutskirts of Barnsley and Rotherham. Set in a cluster of stone built barns the centre is delightful. In the various little outhouses, previously stables, there is a selection of small crafters business ranging from wrought iron work to high class soft furnishings. In the main building on the higher level can be found a maze of individual rooms displaying the items for sale from various dealers, who all rent the space. Downstairs, again all items ranging from large pieces of furniture to small items of collectables and jewellery are offered for sale by different people. To relax after what can become hours of browsing as everything is so intriguing, the visits can be brought to a close in the warm and friendly coffee shop.

Bardills Garden Centre, is a place to go for a great carvery, believe it or not! The quality of…read morefood and the choice is brilliant, although the price a little dear, but it's worth it! You can help yourself to vegetables, which are always being topped up. Puddings are not so great, but I never have room for them anyway. Afterwards, it really lovely just to wander round the plants and shrubs outside and get some fresh air while walking off your lunch. There is always a wide choice of pretty plants and shrubs to chose from and the staff are very helpful and knowledgeable. The prices however are quite high so it's worth shopping around if you're looking for something inparticular. I'd just go for the carvery! :0)

A good place if you like your plants/ gardening and also has a great aquatics centre- A family run…read morebusiness with a wealth of knowledge to offer good advise! Whether you have a fish tank or fish pond you will always find something here that is different to anywhere else. The fish selection is good and there are real dedicated people to advise you/ educate you. This is also a great place at Christmas as has some really good Christmas gifts/ decorations that are completely unique to the garden centre. The garden funiture is also great... the £2,000.00 they want for one of my favourite statues is a little out of my price range right now though! The café here is good too so you can quite easily spend a good 3-4 hours at the garden centre.

This family run business has been around for over a century. We were looking for wall paper for one…read morewall in our main bedroom in fitting with our 1790-1830 revamped and castellated manor home and the amazing "new" 1890 antique bedroom furniture. The selection was almost overwhelming but we quickly narrowed down to the perfect 1895 design! The owner (William) is amazing, friendly and helpful. Great service and we left as two happy customers. NOTE if you are from out of town your sat nav (GPS) will take you close but maybe a mile away. As he advises at the bottom of his website - call his cell phone if you can't find him (as we had to) - it is worth the trouble :)

Pleasure to visit, I didn't think I would be able to afford an outdoor dining set but was…read morepleasantly surprised by the prices. Ever since it was delivered, I've been sitting in my garden everyday, so I'm very happy!

Real gem of a shop, selling stuff for outdoors ( seeds, tools, garden gifts, furniture, fire…read morepits,etc) plus some lovely Christmas gifts. I found apaper potter there that was cheaper than in the catalogues and without the postage! Great place to browse, and you always feel welcome.