Cojo's is another shop that's been in Louth for years and years!…read more It sells sporting goods, and is a veritable treasure trove - they cram an awful lot in, and you can almost always find what you're looking for even though it's a small shop. Cojo's also stock Louth school uniforms which is very useful. I think Louth is defined by shops like Cojo's which supply a clear market need and are run professionally by friendly staff. Although I have to admit to hardly ever needing to visit them - ours isn't the most sporting of families!

This shop is much like any other greenwoods store where ever you go. It has a wide range of mens…read moresuits, jackets, shirts, trousers, ties etc and a range of formal wear. There is also a selection of formal wear to hire at quite reasonable prices. The prices in the store are quite reasonable for the quality - they are more expensive than asda or tesco for instance but the quality is also better. Apart from the suits the majority of the clothing is aimed at the more mature man - more formal casual than trendy casual - but if you're looking for a bargain work suit and shoes this is a good place to go. The staff are always very friendly and they at least know what they are selling unlike the staff in supermarkets. They will also (tactfully) tell you if something doesn't suit you and try to get you into something that does suit you - again something you won't find in supermarkets who are only interested in the quick sale. Have a rummage around because there's usually something at a bargain price.

The Great Yorkshire Outlet to give it its full name is situated in the old market hall. On first…read moreappearances it doesn't look much but venture inside and there are plenty of fantastic bargains to be had. It's a bit like Boyes stores in that it has a wide variety of household and clothing items often at ridiculously low prices - obviously overstocks, last season, bankrupt stock, slight seconds etc. I tend to go here for tough outdoor clothing. Both of my current 'heavy weather' coats are from here. One (a long waterproof coat with fleece lining) cost me the princely sum of £10 and the other - a rather fantastic wax jacket - cost a massive £15. I also recently got a pair of fully lined thinsulate fingerless gloves/mittens for £4 from there too. I'm just appalled that I live in Grimsby where I would expect to be able to find something and in the last two occasions that I've wanted a heavy duty coat I've had to go to Louth to get it. It's testament to the quality and variety of shops in Louth. Anyway, there are a lot of other clothes for men women and children and other household goods too numerous to mention. The only downside is that there never seems to be many staff on and they seem a bit indifferent in their attitude.

disgraceful customer service ordered a plush online at the…read moreend of November, heard nothing. after 2 weeks i emailed again, still nothing. emailed again and finally got a rude response saying that they were out of stock of the item (although it was still available for purchase on their website), they blamed me for the delay saying they had tried to get in contact but when asked for proof of these emails no reply. no apology, no offer of an alternative. horrible experience

Great place to shop and I bought a muppet cuddly toy there and they muppets to Sesame Street to…read moreSimpsons to angry birds etc and I would recommend this shop to anyone who is a collector and wants gifts to a special someone and I be there again on 7th June 2016 and I always know this is my favourite shop of all of uk and people in the shop are nice as well

This is a lovely little old-fashioned shop selling beautiful things. I never used to venture in,…read morethinking it would be stuffy, old-fashioned and unfriendly, but in fact the staff are lovely and there's a great range of Tula, Radley and Hidesign bags and briefcases. In the summer they were also stampeded for their range of Crocs and Jibbitz! I think Luck's is one of the shops that make Louth the town it is - a shop that knows its stuff and sells high quality items at surprisingly good prices.

This shop is a gem! It took me a long while to venture inside, but it's a treasure trove when you…read moreget there, full of fancy dress items, wigs, funky tights, unusual jewellery and other fripperies. The lady who works in there is very helpful and is great fun, really helpful to customers. Prices are good and you can be guaranteed of finding something different. Shops at the Feathers end of Mercer Row have a hard time surviving in Louth but I hope Feathers does, as it's a definite asset to the town.

There is a small town center in Louth. It is filled with teenagers in the afternoon hours…read more Sometimes, said teenagers will zoom around the town square in their little scooters to show off. There is always a hot blond willing to watch for a little while. New Look is just across the street from this town center. It's a small store since this is a really small town. But it has the essentials. I don't know what it is about England but things are trendier. I have issue with the wide use of jersey. But that's because I'm built like a pork pie. On the day I came in to purchase a belt, the credit card machine was not working. Luckily the belt was on sale and I had enough cash. There was a good chunk of the store on sale. The store sells everything from shoes, to belts, to clothing, to underwear. I was told that New Look has some nice bras. I walked by this store frequently, since it was on the way to the bakery. And the chip shop. And the drugstore. And it was always busy. Must be the sale. The shop is kept pretty organized and clean. Well lit. Trendy store for trendy pieces.

Probably one of the best New Looks I've ever been in - not as crowded as they usually are, and with…read morea good range for a small store. And it ought to be good, as it's one of Louth's very few clothes shops! Leaving aside the fact that we really need more clothes-shopping choice in this town, I do recommend New Look. Their £10 jeans are a bargain for a start! They have a good range of well-priced basics which are good quality for the price, and they also do very funky shoes. The staff are friendly and helpful and welcoming, which is important in a clothes shop, and no one seems to mind if you drag the kids with you - another important plus point for clothes shops. The changing rooms are a bit small, but that frees up more space for clothes stock so no-one's moaning. And they're very good about returns anyway if you don't have time to try before you buy.

This branch of Boyes is in the small market town of Louth and feels very old fashioned inside. A…read moretwo story shop it sells all sorts of clothing and undies for all sexs and children, shoes, bedding, curtains, kitchen stuff, stationary, towels, floor coveringsthe rugs are nice..toiletries and cosmetics, toys, sweets ..a great line of DIY tools and materials. Upstairs feels quite small but has tons of fabrics and offcuts, lace and other haberdashery, knitting wools, fabrics and crafts materials. There are often big queues for the checkouts and the staff are a bit slow but it is a gem of a shop selling almost everything.

I love dollar stores. Especially dollar stores that carry trendy things that other stores are…read morecharging WAY TOO MUCH for comparable items. Such as nail polish strips. I would not pay $11 for nail polish strips because I'm a cheap old duck. However, I will pay 2 pounds for them. Is that how much they cost? I forget now. And you can buy a whole 10 pack of Curly Wurlies for 1 pound. 1 Curly Wurly is the best bribe to get a 9 year old girl to behave. Feed them sugar. Then send them home.