This is a decent office furniture shop that is on the corner of one of the main roads in and out of…read morethe town centre. They dont just sell to offices though - anyone can go in and buy a piece of furniture. I bought a corner desk unit for my pc and found this shop a lot cheaper than buying from somewhere like argos and the quality is better too. They do all the normal office desks and chairs from swivel to normal and then they also do fancy desks and units and filing cabinets, etc. Their choice is quite good but if they havent what you want ask and they will try to get it for you. Their prices are decent especially for the quality of the products. The store is medium sized and very clean and tidy but there isnt enough room for wheelchair users because it is quite wellstocked. The staff are lovely and friendly and very polite.

Valley Road, Bradford…read more BD1 4AG 01274 723308 I absolutely love this shop - its a shopaholics fantasy store. They do a huge range of goods all under the one roof at fantastic and sometimes stupid prices. They do food, drink, toys, linen, toiletries, etc all at under average prices. They are the top notch best makes and not a cheap copy of the top makes which makes it even better. The only bugbear is the fact that the shop gets so busy and you end up having to queue for about 30 minutes but with the bargains you end up getting it is well worth it. The store is always nice and clean and well stocked - the stock changes every couple of days too which keeps the excitement factor going too. The staff are nice and friendly usually even when the store is absolutely heaving.

Have visited many of these stores in the area and often find many bargains in the form of childrens…read moretoys, arts and crafts, sweets, drinks, pet food/toys and house items. This particular store is located in Forster Square Retail Park. Car parks always busy due to football stadium being close by so foten have to wait for spaces. This store also seems busier than others so can be a lot of hussle and bussle inside and have queued at the checkout for up to 10 minutes on more than one occasion. Bargains to be had for all ages so well worth a visit if you have the time to browse and queue.

Just a pretty, pretty store. We didn't buy anything. But it's just very nice to walk through…read morehere, as their style & decor is pleasant, modern/chic, yet with a fun vintage vibe. Wish we had these stores in America.

I walk into this store searching for a present for my wife…read more I am happy to report that I found the present. The staff is very helpful.

It's hard to categorise The Range, because it sells pretty much everything you can think of. My…read morefriend Ste discovered it because it's right near our work, and I have spent many a happy lunch hour mooching about planning what to buy on next payday. Most of the stuff is dirt cheap, but beware, as you can easily end up spending a fair few quid once you've had a look around. There's a wide selection of canvas prints and frames, lots of arts and crafts things, a huge selection of pet goodies, a garden centre section, beds, tables and chairs, sofas, bedlinen, bathroom stuff, tools, kitchen stuff, sweeties, pop, crsips, a coffee shop, sewing things, and BEANBAGS, I put that in capital letters because beanbags are hard to get hold of nowadays. Ooh and they sell lights and stuff too. It's really quite a 'range'. Heh heh.

Enormous shop, with an enormous range…read more Perfect for those interested in arts and crafts, with a superb range of card toppers, easels, canvases, paints etc. It's fairly basic, but you can get Papermania items which aren't available in Hobbycraft. Everything for the home, including furniture, cutlery, pet food, garden plants, and random sweets and coffee near the tills! The cafe is very basic, but cheap and cheerful. You'll probably spend a bomb here, but you'll save in the long run.

This is a grand little shop which boasts a range of different products relating to interior…read moredesigns. From the outside you might be fooled into thinking it is largely soft furnishings that they have on offer, as they have a light show of different lamp shades and lamps, candle holders, mini furniture pieces and other such items on show - both contemporary and retro. This isn't the only item for sale though as they specialise in blinds, shutters, awnings and furniture too, all of which appears to be stylish, modern, sleek and of a moderate - high price range. If you're serious about styling out your new house/rented home then it's worth nipping in here to get some ideas and maybe even a few purchases! But it won't be a short stay, this one's a serious browser!

A pretty bog standard Ikea just off the motorway by Leeds - a place to spend time where minutes…read morebecomes hours and hours become days - you never get out as quickly as you think you will! But I really like what Ikea does and I love their design ethic in terms of value to high end, most stuff is usually pretty cool and as long as you don't do an Edward Norton in Fight Club and you have the whole apartment decked out page to page then it's all good. I've gotta say though that I find the food in the cafe becoming a bit too Anglicised/Americanised with less Swedish influence than it used to have. I had to really search for the gravlax and the daim bar cake seems to be getting poorer in quality. Saying that it's not biggie but I hope they do stick to their food values and always sell their Swedish wares!

I honestly like Ikea and I particularly like the restaurant and I love meatballs (but enough of…read morethat). There is no doubt that Ikea has some very appealing items and, generally speaking, the prices are OK but I so hate the layout and the way I am herded along the pre-determined route to make sure I see absolutely everything. The one thing I hated even more than the layout today was the checkout. I only had one item but, because I was paying cash, I had to queue for a 'manned' till behind about 7 people who had obviously chosen today to refurnish their entire house with Ikea goods. I could only gaze longingly at the express checkouts which are all card only

I have been shopping here for over 10 yrs. Friendly staff that remember your face. Beautiufl things…read moreand reasonably priced. Also the staff are wiccan and will help you with spells and things

Hippypottermouse is a lovely little shop with gorgeous candles, jewellery, clothing and more. Great…read morefor anybody interested in new age stuff.

Danber is a very small curtain stall in the lower market hall. It is full to bursting with curtains…read moreof different lengths, fabrics, thicknesses and colours. Due to its tiny size, though, it is unable to offer a great deal of choice so it wouldn't be the obvious shop of choice for anyone wanting to browse through a range of styles. However, prices are cheap though so if you did find something suitable it certainly wouldn't break the bank. If you like the twee look they have a few sets of cutesy lace curtains and some frilly curtains with matching pelmets, ties and thick lace edges printed with fruit. They would look very at home in a country kitchen with a gingham table cloth and an apple pie in the oven! If you're looking for curtains on a tight budget and aren't very picky about the precise colour or design then it may be worth a look in Danber.

the best shop for curtains but especially nets. The owner is the nicest and kindest shopowner I…read morehave ever known and will help you in any way possible. If only all shops were like this one.