Good quality clothing and most is reasonably priced…read more Good choice of clothing and fashionable items for men. It is upstairs above Dorothy Perkins shop so has shrunk in size over time as it used to be downstairs as well.

My boyfriend wears a lot from here, really stylish, good for money clothingread more

A great selection of streetwear for both men and women. I found the staff quite friendly and happy…read moreto help out. Some nice clothes from Carhartt and accessories on display in the shop. Yak Clothing apparently have a new website with online sales for their clothing ranges.

fairly decent size store in skegness, can get quite busy especially in the summer when the…read moreholidaymakers are down in skegness, there are changing rooms located to the back of the store, staff are busy but always friendly and helpful, good choice of clothing in the store resonable prices too, they have good offers on sometimes too and you really do get a bargain when you take advantage of these. I'd recommend shopping in dorthy perkis they have petit and maternity ranges too the clothes are high quality and reasonably priced are the staff are welcoming,warm and friendly.

Nice size store, airy & spacious, & laid out well. Easy to…read moreget around. Sales tend to be very good too, and are located just inside the door, so you can't miss them!

I always make sure I come here when I visit my parents in Woodhall - Horncastle has a nice…read morecollection of charity shops and I can usually pick up a bargain or two in a short space of time as they're all squished together within about a hundred yards (hooray!). This one is where I usually start off, and then I'll work my way down the High Street. This one's pretty small, but it's tidy, airy, and there's a changing room if you need to try anything on. There's always a really complicated display high up on the wall and I've never dared ask to try anything on from it as I've no idea how they'd get it down.

Although Marks and Spencer is seen as one of the elite battle ships of retail, my personal…read moreexperiences have never been especially good. There are that many people who walk slowly thorugh the central walk way that it takes a long time to get down to the food hall. The staff I feel do their best to cope, however there simply arent enough tills in M&S. Particularly in the food section. The food is expesive but generally worth it (especially the raspberry royal). The security guard in the Lincoln brach is creepy, he seems to follow anyone who doesnt walk with a stick or own a mobility scooter.

Good service..used bay.i was using it to buy a pair of socks. My feet were cold, so I popped in.It…read morewas quite convenient.

The only drawback to this shop is that its pricey. The products they sell are fantastic, they dont…read morejust sell any old toys, they are toys that kids find fantastic. The staff are nice and friendly and the shop doesnt get too busy, it is a little on the small side though.

Located within the Waterside Centre, this store sells a wide range of toys aimed at younger…read morechildren. All the toys appear to be sturdily made and focus on encouraging learning through play and in the more traditional manners. Here you can expect to find small aniamls perfect for farms and zoos as well buckets and spades ideal for the beach.

Grantham Indoor Market opened its doors in September 2011, since when it has gone from strength to…read morestrength. The market has been established within the rambling and historic Victorian school which has been tastefully decorated to give a fitting backdrop to the colourful stalls and huge variety of merchandise now displayed there. We invite you to come on a journey of discovery and explore the warren of rooms throughout the old school all of which are filled with a wide range of merchandise from fruit and veg to plants, crafts to clothes, haberdashery to fishing tackle, cake making accessories to baby wear and lots more. Many of our stallholders are permanent within the market complex, however at the weekends there are day traders who come along to sell their wares. We hope from the selection of market stalls you will be able to find just what you are looking for, and after your shopping experience you can enjoy a welcome cup of tea or coffee and a bite to eat at our award winning café.

Had a jacket potato with tuna and salad, and a lovely milky coffee. Well done to the ladies who…read morehave taken over the Old School House Cafe. Still early days, but they are doing well. Will be back again soon. Good atmosphere.

You know when you are looking for something and you look high and low, but you just cannot find…read moreit... that was my boot dilemma. Or as my assistant says... a Dalailemma. No? Ok, sorry. Anyway, one of my co-workers walked in one day with these stunning boots. The ones that I have envisioned in my head. She told me that I could buy them at Clarks. A couple days later, I went into town to Clarks to see if they had the boots in my size and to try them on. I have never been into the store in Grantham, but it was really busy that day. I saw the boots immediately, grabbed them, and tried to find a staff member. It took a few minutes because they were so busy, but eventually I found one. She brought out the boots and they were lovely... exactly what I was looking for. The question was, would they fit my sizeable calves? I put them on, and they were a bit tight and it did take a bit of effort to get the zipper up. I asked the lady if they had the boots in different calf sizes, but they did not. When she realized that I was worried about the fit, she said that the leather would stretch out a bit and loosen. I thought about it and decided to purchase them. As usual, there was the non-chip-and-pin card panic. In fact, the lady called someone else to help. He looked at it, inspecting it really, turning it over, giving it the stank eye like there was something suspicious about it. I finally just said... as I normally do, "It doesn't have a chip. You have to swipe it or manually enter the number. Sorry." They swiped it once, but it didn't seem to register, so they swiped it again. And just so you know... I kept the receipt just in case I had the idea of taking them back, but I broke them in and they have been worn all over the UK and Ireland and I love them and would recommend them!