I checked out this location as I needed some jewellery and shoes for an event. They had a very…read morenice selection of clothing, shoes and fashion accessories available. The staff were super friendly and approachable, as I had to ask a staff member their opinion. The store is surrounded by other retail businesses and has lots of parking available.

matalan is a great shop for all the family which has lots of variety and for good money.read more

This T K Maxx proper won me over when I came back to Boston, because I managed to bag myself a…read morelovely pair of Lee Cooper jeans for £15, and the fanciest of frocks for our works Christmas party (all sateen and taffeta and sequins) for £25 (RRP £99.99!), PLUS a dead nice top which was a little bit broken so after a wink and a smile I managed to get a further £3 off. BARGAIN! I know that T K Maxx isn't somewhere you can nip for your lunch break though. You have to have a good hour at your disposal to hunt through the rails, try on all the stuff and then queue up and pay. But I had a week off and wasn't in a rush so it was heaven here. I got confused though because when I came to school in Boston there was an Asda here instead.

The Boston Jumble Sale starts here, very good prices yet very unorganised store, no body seems to…read morekeep on top of the mess which makes it hard to shop and be happy at the same time. Shame it could be the best shop in town.

Debenhams is always my first stop when i'm looking for anything. They sell menswear, perfume, bags…read moreand jewellery downstairs, as well as having a Game in the store too, then up the escelator (or lift) to womenswear, homewear, underwear and kids wear. They have a cafe too, up a fllight of stairs from womenswear, or up in the lift. The womenswear section has a dorothy perkins, wearhouse, principals and oasis as well as the Debenhams brands such as Rocha John Rocha, Red Herring and my favourite, Julien Macdonald. They regularly have sales of upto 70% off, and it's definately woth catching these early for quality items at bargain prices. The Debenhams Classic section of the store is great for cheap basics, although these items aren't the most beautiful ever, they will be the start of a staple wardrobe. I recently bought a grey pencil skirt for less than £10. It's perfect for work! There is a free personal shopper in the lincoln store, who you can book in advance. She's very good, knowing quickly what will suit you, and she's not at all pushy like some sales women are. She's not intimidating either, I went to her after i put on a lot of weight, i'd gone upto a size 18/20 and didn't know what suited me anymore and she was so kind and patient and showed me so many ways to dress up basic items so i could have a whole new wardrobe without spending much (she even offered to take me out and show me lincoln because i said i'd just moved!) It's a lovely big store, and although it's not really cheap, when the sales are on, some real bargains can be had. They're also very accommodating when it comes to returns of faulty goods etc.

Situated in St Marks Close to the city centre and the university is one of my favourite department…read morestores. It has a massive range of products; perfumes and cosmetics, watches, jewellery, clothes - mens, womens and childrens, lingerie, toys and games, household goods - cutlery, pots, pans, fabrics, in fact all the sorts of things you'd expect to find in a department store. In Grimsby we have a rather nice House of Fraser Store but I do prefer to come to Lincoln to go to Debenhams because it has everything House of Fraser have and more, it's also laid out better - it almost has a bazaar feel to it with lots of little nooks and crannies where bargains are often to be found, the staff are great too. I must not forget to mention the store restaurant - it blows most other department store restaurants away. The choice is pretty good and the prices aren't bad at all. The layout is pretty good and it is fairly sizeable too, so even when it's busy you can usually find a table and the staff are brilliant - which when you've got a child with you who suddenly decides they are hungry you need fast helpful service and that's exactly what you get.

Just be aware anyone localsor visitors that drives to and shops at the TK Maxx store on the…read moreTritton Road in Lincoln could be hit with a £60 - £100 fine for parking . TK Maxx says the cark park there is nothing to do with them but they actually benefit from it . My wife shops there regularly and was recently hit with a £60 fine to be paid within 14 days . On average she spends £1000-£2000 a year in this store . She wont be shopping there again . I've appealed the fine and emailed the store as well as their Head Office in London as well as the Council and the Lincoln Conservative MP ( no response ) and left comments on Nextdoor website mostly have been supportive . I intend to fight this fine and if need be parade around this store with a placard . A tip . Don't shop there

As someone who visits a LOT of TK Maxxes, I can say that this is one of the best that they have…read more It was only built a couple of years ago, to replace the very cramped old one next to Mothercare, and the improvement is vast. It is large and spacious, with a mezzanine section housing menswear and homewares upstairs. There's a lift available, and loads of free parking. My main gripe is having to use £1 coin for a trolley. In most stores they'll lend you one, but in Lincoln you're stuffed if you don't have cash on you! Very annoying if, like me, you were planning on filling it with bargains and end up having to carry everything over your arm. Such a minor issue but major inconvenience, so be warned: take a quid with you!

While it isn't one of the larger stores I have been to, it does offer a nice selection and the…read morestaff are helpful!

A dead expensive shop with sophisticated style of clothingread more

lovely shop, been in a few times brought some boots 5 years ago, still got them love them, went in…read moreon sunday the propietor was very friendly and helpful, brought a lovely dress you have to pay for quality.

very sophisticated classy shop which is definately for people with a fuller wallet, it's very…read moreexpensive

The range isn't nearly as extensive as branches of Next in big cities but considering Grantham's…read moresize, the amount of clothes, accessories and home decorations on offer isn't bad - and the opening hours are pretty impressive (as I discovered when I got locked out of home one evening and had to kill time till my other half arrived!). They also have a small (no pun intended) petites' section, which suits me down to the ground (again no pun intended!). There's a pretty decent selection of women's fashions, men's wear, kids' clothes and home accessories. Next sells anything from smart office wear to casual gear. It's not the cheapest store around but you often get what you pay for - and besides, their sales are legendary! If you want a really good range though, I'd recommend heading into Nottingham instead.