Sunrise is one of those memorable shops. ONce you've been in you will never forget it…read more The shop sells a mjority of alterantive clothing, as well as a host of other bits and bobs! The shop has a website too which will give you a much broader look at what they sell. When i first went into this shop i was quite amazed at the smell, its smelt of insense- lots and lots of insense mixed with some sort of drug, it must ahve been. But whatever it was it smelt great! A good feeling whilst being in there and coming out! The staff are super friendly here and will do whatever they can to help out! This can also be said about the online/phone teams too! Although they are based in Bury St Edmonds, which is very close. The shp sells lots of trainers and hoodies and combats and skirts, all by well known brands too which can be seen from some of th prices. Which although fair i suppose could eb lower. They have lots of colour in the shop too, and you just want to look at everything. It really is very weird but cool at the same time! So if your looking for a new bong or bandana or even trainers sunrise has it all! Definately worth going to even if you dont want or need to buy anything! Guaranteed you will be on the webiste in future checking it out!

A shop that looks vintage from the outset, full to the brim with trinkets and treasures from all…read moresorts of decades! I love this store on Mill Road in Cambridge, it fits my bill totally! I saw a bike in here, a really nice vintage bike for £50! That's cheaper than some new ones and it looked so much better, more classy! The shop is just so unique and quirky and I love living just across the street from it!

I went in looking for some specific objects that the store didn't have. Not the store's fault, but…read moreMel was very helpful and we had a nice chat about antiques in general and the things I was looking for in particular. He recommended some other shops down the road who ended up having exactly what I was looking for. I wish I could have purchased something at his store and will likely go back but it was a good experience and I thought he was kind and professional.

I will admit that I do love a good second hand shop and Cambridge Resale is a GOOD second hand…read moreshop. They buy and re sell all sorts of goods from DVD's and games to guitars and TV's and they are good at creating decent prices! This treasure chest is located on Mill Road which I am beginning to call 'The Road of Wonders'! There is something a little off about dear old Cambridge Resale and that is the gun department they seem to be fashioning at the back of the store. I haven't yet enquired into this and maybe it's best not to?! That aside, it's a great place with a wealth of things to buy and don't forget, they don't just sell to you, they by from you too.

I have dealt with Cambridge Resale since 1972 at least and they are as tight as a ducks arse but…read moreiin all honestly for a big pay out.you will never get it but you will get a half decent offer if you are selling.

I know some of us don't fancy going to charity shops for any reason especially not to get clothes,…read morewe think it cramp our style so we buy only high street stuff. Well I did not go to this charity shop to buy clothes even though I ended up doing just that. I went there to stock up my library. They had a buy one-get one free book sales for just 99p, wow what a bargain. They were truly good books and you could return the books when you finished reading them as a way of helping out. However, in the process of selecting some of the books, my eyes caught something stereotypically unusual in the shop and that was a designer bag for just £4, I couldn't help but add it to my shopping. By the time I finished, I had spent more than I planned. The staff was very helpful and I have since gone back to buy crafts that adorn my room, they are so beautiful that I sometimes exaggerate the price whenever my friends ask. Going to charity shops is also a good way of contributing to charity apart from the normal donations.

If, like me, you're trying to furnish a property on a shoestring, then Sally Ann's, located on Mill…read moreRoad, is the place for you! It's the perfect little find, with furniture at the price of peanuts you can't go wrong. You can find everything you need at Sally Ann's and they'll even deliver the goods to your door! Sally Ann's is a hidden gem and what's more, it's all for a great cause! If nothing else, it's a great little museum of finds.

I bought some wedge sandals in Dune a couple of weeks ago. I wore them once to a wedding but some…read moreof the colour scuffed off on the heel at the top of the wedge. I took the sandals back, but the girl would not take them and basically said it was the way I had worn them and that anyway they were supposed to look vintage. I think if you pay over £50 for a pair of sandals you should be able to wear them more than once without the colour flaking off. It was not the girl's fault, but I feel as though they should make an attempt to satisfy the customers and not be rude. I have also made my complaint at a local site http://www.abittoomuch.com/complaint/dune-poor-customer-service where people who have had the same experience can support me. I am very disappointed and I don't think I will be shopping there anymore.

Specialist in UK-made corsets, lingerie, jewellery, accessories, leather goods, vintage items and…read moremore! Top-class service from knowledgeable and approachable staff in a lush theatrical/salon setting. It's like entering a magical world of exquisite treasures! Bespoke services are also available, as well as beautiful off-the-peg mastectomy lingerie. This place is full of surprises in every corner, and also hosts evening salon events - from book signings to burlesque performances and gin-tasting sessions. Brilliant concept!