Argos is a large retail chain that sells anything from toys to lawnmowers, and i think most towns…read morehave one of these stores. Rugby's Argos is based in the clocktowers shopping centre and is of a decent size, it also has the jewlery counter situated inside also. Argos i think over the years has gone down in peoples estimation, and has been taken over in the publics affections by places like tescos, asda and also the internet shopping helps, as you will find most things that are sold in argos for much cheaper. Although i can not moan as we have picked up many a bargain from our argos and the staff seem to always be very friendly and efficent. The waiting time also is not as bad in this store as in others i have visited in neighbouring towns. They always tend to have agood selection of stock also, and its not to often i have found a no stock come up on the little stock screen thing that you put in your items number etc. I also like there no option of paying by your card on one of their self serve till things, really good and makes shopping there even easier. I think if you like Argo thean the Rugby store is very good.

Peacocks are a huge retail chain and have stores in many towns in the uk, the one in Rugby is based…read moreopposite the clock tower and is of quite a large size and has a large range of men, womens and childrens clothing. The store in Rugby, is what you would expect, the clothes are quite cheap, and some are ok but some are rather poor in quality, but still you can often get a bargain, so its worth going in. They do not have great parking facilities right next to store as is in the town centre, but lots of parking nearby and there is a multi storage nearby also. My hubby likes buyings there shorts in the summer from there, and they wash really nice too. There childrens clothes im not keen on as they do not wash well and the colours do not stay very well either. They do some loverly costume jewelry which i have purchased on many occasions and also there handbags are allright too, its ok for a cheapy bargain that you will only use a few times. The rugby store has good access for wheelchairs and double pushchairs also as has big double doors. Its also right outside the bus stops into brownsover and hillmorten which is really handy. Good for cheapy bits but do not expect them to last too long.

Now called the House of Fraiser, this is a good department store.There is about 3 or 4 levels to…read morethe store. On the top level is the cafe, which always serves lovely food at reasonable prices, there is quite a big seating area so it is quite easy to get a table. They stock well know brands for men, women and children, also they sell shoes and homeware items.

A great old style department store where you can lose a few hours. The handbag ranges include…read moreRadley and the prices are in line with others. the cosemtic counters are always happy to give free advice and make overs. There are a number of designer type clothing bits, with Mexx and Oasis for the younger lady and some more older type womenswear upstairs. the cafe is ok. There cards and stationary is good and there is a good selection of jewellery - although mainly costume

These sell very nice clothes for that special occasion but are quite expensive…read more The clothes are excellant quality and the staff very helpful in helping you with that special outfit whether for a wedding or another event. The changing rooms are very spacious and shop is very well laid out.

Situated in a superb shopping center, this debenhabs offers great service with some great quality…read moreproduts available. During sales you get some massive reductions on lots of products in the debenhambs store. The staff are friendly and helpful which is always good, and the store is always clean and tidy and well organised, which makes it much easier to find what you are looking for. The returns policy isnt great so be careful with that. Also, the service can be poor when busy and the prices can be quite expensive compared to other places such as on the internet, so dont expect it to be the cheapest place to go to, because it isnt. Apart from that it is very very good.

We opted to come to this Debenhams rather than go into central Birmingham and were glad we did…read more It's right by the car park to the Kingfisher Centre and is really big, set on 2 floors. We went there to spend wedding vouchers and were pleased to find it had a big range of products ranging from electrical goods to clothes and jewellery. It wasn't too crowded and the staff were really helpful in sorting out transferring our individual wedding giftcards on to one card. We will definitely go back to this Debenhams as it was so easy to be able to shop and then nip back to the car to drop the goods off before continuing shopping elsewhere.

While on a trip to London we made a quick stop here to purchase a delightful umbrella for my wife…read moreto use during our travels. Fair price, helpful customer service reps, and a clean, well-lit store... I've got no complaints at all and we would gladly go back again if we ever visit Oxford again - hopefully we will.

I love this shop. It used to be a real rabbit warren of a place, a bit like an old fashioned…read moredepartment store. (Think 'Are you being served') It was gutted a few years back and although the building looks the same on the outside inside it's a totally different place. There are three floors (as per usual) which are jam packed full of things to peruse and buy! The womenswear floor is large with a wide range of items for women of any taste. They have a Coast branch inside and a big collection of fancy dresses to suit. The homeware floor is big as well with quite a decent range of kitchen utensils which is nice because a lot of stores skimp on things like this. All in all the store is nice and bright, it can get a bit congested on the escalators and in the lobby though so be careful.

Great store, lots of variety. I bought too much in UK and needed an extra suitcase for the trip…read morehome and found a very nice on sale at a very reasonable price. Sales people were helpful and polite as would be expected in UK. Last time I was in Oxford ('08) I also bought a bag so it is my place to go for luggage type purchases, although they have other things as well.

Boswells is a GREAT department store where you can find so many varying things that you can do a…read morewhole load of shopping all at once. From bed linin to plates, from shampoo to hankies, from alarm clocks to pen knives.... it really does have everything. The kitchen dept. is pretty large doing some really unique cutlery, place mats and odds n bobs. At christmas time it also sells alot of christmas decorations and candy goods etc. The staff are helpful and their are quite a few tills which is good as it can be quite busy. The goods are cheaper than most other department stores and so for that reason alone are worth a browse!

Well Bon marche is not really my sort of shop, as i think its more aimed at the more mature lady…read more But i have purchased items here on a number of occasions for my mother in law, whom loves this store. They have a wide range of clothes, from casual wear up to more formal wear, they also do some nice shoes, jewelry and bags etc. They have a lot of offers insore also like tw tops for a tenner, which my mother in law always seem to go for as she says they are perfect for her for work, she advises me that they wash very nicely and that she has never had any problems with their products, service or sizing etc. In the times i have been in the store, i have found it nicely layed out, clean and the staff are helpful and efficent. The store is opposite boots and next door to body care in the clock towers shopping centre.