Oldrids has been in Boston FOREVER. I can remember going to the cafe upstairs with my mum when I…read morewas little and having a ham roll and a glass of milk before spending my birthday money in the AMAZING toy department. Nowadays I'm not so much for the toys, more for the kitchen bit downstairs, which is excellent, and the perfume department. I went in a couple of weeks ago and had a look at some fancy shoes but the two women at the till there looked at me as though I was a bag lady and needed ejecting. I felt very, very uncomfortable. I think it was because I was wearing linen trousers and flip flops and my hair was a bit messy, but whatever it was, it was like that bit in Pretty Woman where the shoplady is mean to the prozzie. Anyway, Oldrids is a well stocked, well laid out department store, which on the whole is deserving of a visit if you're on a shopping trip and need some knickers or tights or makeup or perfume or a griddlepan, and don't mind paying a bit more for it, or if you just want a cup of coffee in a place where you can peek out over the main pedestrian bit and laugh at the chavs, but beware the grumpy staff is all I'll say. Just to clarify, I'm not a prostitute.

Great, spacious department store, with a lot of choice & a fantastic toy department…read more I haven't tried the restaurant, so can't comment on what has been written before! ;-) Very pricey for certain items, but well worth a visit (just make sure you check the price tag carefully before purchasing!)

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.

Coneys has always been the best place to rent a tux, or to pick up your designer stuff locally. The…read moreshop's nicely laid out, and the window displays always tempt me to go in (or check my bank balance first and then realise I can't afford anything and then get sad). Excellent quality clothing, from Ralph Lauren to Calvin Klein, to D&G, to other labels I don't know but that price-wise tell me they must be pretty good.

great value for money here and lovely stuff for the home, the website has lots more to see at great…read moreprices.

WHAT A SUPER STORE! I have often shopped for a couple of specific items, but finish up by…read morepurchasing further products. The range of goods are exceptional, hence exceeding my purchases more than i would have anticipated. In conclusion,AN EXCEPTIONAL STORE , MASSIVE RANGE OF PRODUCTS, COURTEOUS AND HELPFUL STAFF, WHAT MORE CAN ONE AS FOR? batchy433.