We visited the childrens department today at Exeter High Street Branch.To purchase a school uniform…read morefor our little Grandson. The lady who helped us was brilliant so helpful and kind nothing was too much trouble for her....Her name is Hazel well done and thank you

This is a great site but poorly space managed in my opinion. There is hardly a choice of men's…read morefashion, when there are two floors dedicated to women's wear! It has also lost it's 'home' section. The nearest home section is now in Torquay of all places and NOT the regions Capital! This is very poorly allocated, as Torquay doesn't have the 'footfall' of Exeter, and it's based in a very small and limited parking estate called 'The Willows'. Very inconvenient when this is over half an hour away, and then with 'seasonal' traffic, you are looking at more than double the time to get there. VERY off putting! Come on M&S! Pull your finger out and be more creative with what you have. I don't appreciate when I asked the question in store about homeware, to then be told "to look online"! I hardly call that 'customer service' in the first instance, and don't most people like to see what they buy before they buy it? rather than looking at a picture online??? It doesn't give the true indication of size, width, etc...

I want to love this store. The do have some really nice clothes; although, most of its not really…read moremy taste..a little to "out there" at times; but overall not bad. Its the staff that let this place down more then anything. They all just seem like they really, really don't want to be there...and its kind of infections. The more sour faces you see of the staff, the more your ready to get out of there. Could be better for sure.

I always love a Debenhams as I can always find something I'd like to buy this Debenhams is no…read moredifferent. However, it doesn't have as many concessions as some of the larger stores and is in need of a bit of a refurb! Has a cafe on the top floor if you are looking for somewhere to rest your legs and have a brew. Staff are also helpful which is a bonus in any shop! Very centrally placed so definitely worth a browse if you are taking a stroll round the harbour

This place offers you great quality along with great service. Shop workers are always very smiley…read morein here, and don't force themselves on you to buy. The coffee shop is also brilliant, especially as you can sit in the window and look out over the harbour.

This is a small shop, but is packed with goodies. They have some great stocking fillers like…read morecolouring books/pens etc which are under a pound (new!). The clothes selection is good and reasonably priced. There wasn't any children's clothing, but there are plenty of books and other items to choose from. Staff are friendly and helpful. Downside is the size as it is a struggle to move a buggy round.

This is an excellent second hand shop for clothes, gifts, books nic nacs…read more They also sell their own charity cards and gifts. The prices are very reasonable and the shop is set out well with all clothing arranged for easy viewing in sizing groups. There are 2 changing rooms at the back of the shop. The shop itself is disabled friendly, (on one floor) but you might have trouble trying to get around inside the shop in a wheelchair as it is a bit cramped and only a small shop. The staff however are very helpful and will try and assist you in any way possible.

Good staff and very nice food at a reasonable price. Been coming here since it was Puccino's years…read moreago and I would say this current incarnation is just as good.

Great little place. Friendly attentive staff and good choice on menu. We had breaded chicken burger…read moreand fries plus nice fresh mixed leaf salad. Cooked and presented perfectly. Will go back next time I'm in town.

This is the new Debenhams in Exeter - the old one was situated around the corner and was an…read moreabsolute eyesore. The building, however, is brand new and really stylish. The main downside that I have found is that the floor is very slippy on the ground floor, so if you don't have very grippy shoes you could easily slip over, or if it got wet. Nicely laid out, with all the usual Debenhams stuff. There is a cafe on the top floor, with comfy seating, but it is quite small and seems to be quite expensive too. It's ok though, although queues always seem long!

This Debenhams is fantastic, so much better than the old one which was just dated. It is spread out…read moreover four floors and they sell a whole range of goods. The store itself is very modern and up to date. The have a lot of different cosmetics brands and also a Nails Inc bar where you can get a manicure. There is also a personal shopper service available to book.

This department store is comprised of a range of concessions- having little sub-sections of…read moreClarins, Clinique, etc, downstairs for cosmetics and perfume, in the same way Debenhams does- and similarly little shops for clothes. However, I've always found Dingles a little disappointing, as they don't have anything particularly interesting to make them worth going to, over, for example, Debenhams, and the shop is a bit old-fashioned and grotty when compared to the new spangly Princesshay!

This department store is similar to Debenhams and stocks many of the same brands. However i suspect…read moremost people will prefer to go to Debenhams simply because this store is very dated and old fashioned. The prices here tend to be slightly more expensive than Debenhams as well. It also tends to get extremely hot in here in the summer due to the lack of air conditioning.

This is a seriously stressful branch of Primark. Although most Primarks are always busy and…read moreovercrowded, this one seems to suffer particularly and the clothes are always completely higgedly piggedly, and the queues are insane. Despite that, though, it's the best place to get bargains and basics, so it's worth fighting through if you can catch it when it's quiet-ish.

Large store spanning three floors. As many people will know, Primark isn't the tidiest of places to…read moreshop but if you go first thing in the morning or last thing before closing, you can beat the crowds and still bag a bargain with relatively little fuss. I find it a good place to shop for essentials and work clothes - things that need to look ok, but not of great fashionable quality.