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18 years ago
lovely shop with plenty f choice in all departments, lovely kids range and home range is also extensive. Staff are always happy to help and friendly when you go in, there are brilliant sales with great bargains to be had! read more
4 Crown Wharf Shopping Park
Wolverhampton Street
Walsall WS2 8LL
United Kingdom
0844 844 5270
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Ruchi is a typical fashion shop targeted at females. Everything you find in Ruchi will be for…read moreladies. Nothing for the lads although you might want to come in here and get something for your other half. From summer dresses to t-shirts to purses, these are some of things you will find in Ruchi. The majority of customers will be ladies which is stating the obvious whilst the shop owners and assistants are female. It might not be a Jane Norman or a Primark but Ruchi does have something for very woman and you can get some real bargains at a great value. I am no fashion expert however there are some eye catching clothes at Ruchi and women out there might just want to pounce on the bargains Ruchi are offering. If you are looking for clothes that are value for money as well as searching for bargains, Ruchi could be your answer.
my favourite clothes shop in west bromwich i love the styles they got in here. the prices may not…read morebe that cheap but they are worth paying for because the qaulity of the clothing is great. the staff are helpfull the shop as also got chaging rooms so you can try your clothes on before you buy them. the only thing i dont like about the place is the shop is small i struggle somtimes to push my pram in there but apart from that everything else is great i would definatly say it is worth shopping in here
I adore Second to None - it has to be one of the best vintage clothing shops for miles around! It…read morealmost has a cult following and is well worth a visit. A treasure trove of all things vintage - a fantastic collection of clothes, handbags, shoes, scarves and jewellery.
Iv been a customer here for 30 years. Love this shop. I could spend hours rummaging. Reasonable…read moreprices. Great vintage stock.
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3+3metre long lengths of cornice for sale 20pounds
rays buys and sells is for second and goods to buy or sell descent pricesread more
Rays Buys and Sells has been there longer than I dare to remember. The fascinating thing is it has…read morenever changed, it always has great bargains and there is so much to find in such a small place. You really could spend hours in there if you had the time. It is especially good for audio and certain sporting goods such as golf clubs. I would recommend taking a look if you have spare time - you will be surprised what you could find!
Whats a store! If you want sports kit, why go anywhere else! This place is huge! Although it…read moreappeared that some of the space was closed off, maybe not enough stock? However they have everything in here, with a great selection to suit any budget. I pooped in for some cycling gear and running gear, took me about 45 mins to look through the stuff and then I got distracted seeing what other sports I could take up. Its simple to navigate around the store, clearly labelled signs on each isle, discounts and sales at the ends, mens clothes on one side or down one isle and women's on the other - simples! Theres a fantastic selection of accessories for your sport too. Checking out is just as cool as supermarkets...self scan and all the items have a bar code in them, so doesn't matter if the tag has fallen off. These machines only accept cards but there is a person at a till too for those technophobes and money carriers :)
This is a VERY very good store, i loved the huge range they had here. Decathlon is a store that has…read moresomething for everyone who enjoys spending time outdoors. It's an improvement in my opinion now that every is now based on one site rather split between two adjoining locations, it just a work better as before things where just that bit too spread out. Unlike some other retailers with stores in the UK, what you get in one Decathlon is the same as any other Decathlon store in UK which is reassuring. Prices in store cover every budget for example you can spend a few hundred on a bike or several thousand. The wide range of tents is one of the key strengths of Decathlon. In my experience the staff are all friendly although there could do with being just a few more. All in all though a very good store and well worth checking out.
Went for first time in four years today and luckily not too many customers. The shop assistants…read moreprobably outnumbered paying customers, but they were all so helpful and obliging, everyone we met showed tremendous knowledge of the items in the store and ideas. We could have stayed there for hours. The cafe is just that, a standard snack serving cafe, nothing outstanding but the service was exceptional. But the greatest benefit is the massive selection of women's and men's clothes, from the ordinary to top quality. Something for everyone. It might have been an 80mile round journey, but worth it and we will go again before Christmas to get a few more bargains.
This one goes out to all the senior citizens... boy, I get cooler by the day :P…read more Be warned this place can be terrifying. It's so big when you enter that you can't even see the far walls beyond the vast sea of clothing stands in front of you, all arranged in a grid that forces you to move pac-man style through the aisles whilst dodging slow-moving pensioners on all sides. I think it's my uber-cool little sister's idea of hell. Not exactly my idea of a good time, and I'm not about to suggest it should be yours! But they do have a huge range of middle-aged-to-elderly mens and womenswear, much of it from branded labels at outlet prices (think Austin Reed, Moss Bros, Jaeger, Hobbs etc), plus things like bed linen, books, perfumes and stationery. Whilst I may have turned 30, I haven't grannyfied my wardrobe just yet - I'm actually suggesting you earn some good grandkid brownie points by bringing your nan here to browse and bargain-hunt. Yes it'll be two hours of your life you won't get back but it's well organised, saves them the stresses of the big malls, and the pensioners love it (there's always plenty of them enjoying the cafe at the back!). As well as doing something nice out of the goodness of your heart, you might just strike it lucky as I did and find one of the handful of things in the store that someone under 40 might actually wear (and my little sis approved of!). In my case, a gorge Adrianna Papell work dress reduced from its £139 RRP to a £30 outlet bargain, that I'm proudly wearing to the office to combat the back-to-work blues today. Boom :)
Now this is a shop I would definitely recommend if you are looking for Asian wedding clothes…read more Unfortunately there is no menswear and Zari is targeted at girls and women. There are so many different colour saris to choose from and the embroidery is particularly eye catching. The quality of clothes on offer is pretty good and they are at affordable prices which tops it off. You look at the saris on display at the front of the shop and you have to say they look terrific to say the least. Bargains are to be snapped up here and I know my mum and sister would be tempted in visiting this place. The clothes here for girls (Aged 1-6) are really cute and I would come back just for that. Staff are very helpful and if you need help they will be there to support you. From my point of view this shop oozes class from the minute you walk in despite the fact it is not the biggest of stores. But for me it is not about the quantity of products you sell, it's about the quality. And Zari certainly sell quality saris for all ages.
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This small clothes shop is well lit, clean and organised. The prices of the clothes here are cheap…read moreand the quality of the goods are average. There is a good range considering the size of the shop and at times there are really good bargains to be had. Another shop that has a very limited selection for boys though, the range here needs to be increased but if you have girls its ideal. Annoying thing their card system you have to sign as it dont have chip and pin. Have been behind people who have gone to sign but have found their cards signature strip is worn out and the shop assistants wont accept their card, cue an irate customer and a trip to the cashpoint, needs to be updated.
the staff are very welcoming and the shop is nice and bright . there is a wide range of styles and…read moresizes .
For a little shop i was quite impressed with this Dorothy Perkins. They had a decent range and the…read moreshop floor was neat and tidy. The fitures with clothes on werent too close together, so there was still plenty of space to browse even when it wasnt busy. The sale section for the summer sale was located at the front of the shop and they had a good range of tshirts from £5 and shorts from around £8!
I asked for some help with a product. Was told by shop assistant that she would be with me in a…read morecouple of minutes. Then watched her wandering around laughing and chatting with someone on her headset for 10 minutes. I went and found someone else who went 'to check if what I wanted was in stock', never to be seen again. Eventually the original girl walked past me and I reminded her that I had been waiting for ages for some help. She clearly wasn't interested in the slightest and carried on chatting and laughing with her friend on the headset while I tried to ask my question so I gave up and left. There seems to be no interest whatsoever in helping customers.
Next staff are amazing and very supportive. Particularly, Joe - Ladies Manager patiently helped me…read morefind my order number and refund as there was a problem for the delivery. Bless you
Fantastic service lovely lady on lingerie Called Julie she…read morewas so kind and helpful when my daughter asked her if she could help me decide which bra to purchase and what size was most suitable for me Although I didn't have an appointment she managed to come and help me. Following weight loss my size has changed dramatically and she advised me what size was best and which style! She showed me the cami bra and it was so perfect for me I ordered another 3 online!!! With lots of matching briefs too!! Julie was amazing and M&S should be proud of Julie I'm a very happy customer !
M&S is always a firm favourite. The Telford store is always well stocked & well laid out, despite…read morenot being an overly large store they seem to have the best picks from the various ranges. If for any reason I can't find what I'm looking for instore the staff are always extremely helpful & quick to assist in placing orders, which have always arrived promptly without any trouble. The foodhall, again though small, is absolutely excellent & carries a wonderful selection of produce which is always fresh & of the best quality. Special mention should also go the the M&S café staff. Since visiting with a small child, previously in a pushchair, they have always been exceptionally helpful & have gone out of their way to assist me in anyway possible.
This store is so small it is a real disappointment. You will find only a fraction of what is on…read moreoffer in other larger stores, you have very little choice for the petite or materninty range, the children section is disappointingI could go on. Best to order from the catalogue or drive to Coventry or Leicester.
a nice small next shop. they do have a good variety of stock though and can always order things in…read moreif needs be! a very good childrens section, i just wish there were more boys things! staff are helpful prices as are rest of uk
It can be fairly ackward to look around this store with a pushchair as if theres people in the way…read morethere is no way of getting round them, you either choose a different way or hey politely move for a moment. This isnt a problem with the childrens clothes area, unfortuantely this is at the back of the store. The store in itself is fairly large, it has a mens clothes area, womens clothes, childrens clothes and homeware. Everything it sells is good quality but you do have to pay for it. The sales are brilliant, but they are also very popular. The changing rooms are a descent size, and have multiple mirrors so you can see from several sides. Staff are pleasant and very helpful.
Four different sections, mens, womens, childrens and homewares. Not the biggest of the Next Stores…read morein Telford but the only one actually in the Centre. Can be a bit cramped and difficult to get around. The homes area is not too bit but they have a good range and you can also order in store too for home delivery. The changing rooms are good. I have no complaints about it at all.
This is a 5 star rating for the staff, because not only have they been through hell, they've worked…read morethere and if I could personally give every one of those precious angels a raise I would because I couldn't do what they do. If you can see past the hoards of Chavvy teenage girls that completely obliterate everything in there path, you might see a staff member picking up after their McDonald's shit and cleaning up a pile of clothes they just messed up on the stand, only to decide it's not short enough to see their Fat rolls. and so put it back. If that were me I'd decapitate on sight.
When looking in Primark you have to be prepare yourself. Whilst there are bargains to be had…read morescrapping amongst other customers & rummaging amongst the piles of clothes scattered in piles on the floor is enough to put most people off. I think the staff operate a policy of duck & cover only coming out after closing to survey the remnants of their once neatly stacked shelves. On the plus it's not a bad place to go for mens underwear & baby clothes.
This Evans' store is really worth visiting if you are in the area as they stock the latest fashions…read morethat the company offers. They not only do the usual basic clothes but also very fashionable clothes, accessories and footwear for women. The staff are always on hand to offer you one to one styling advice as well as being really efficient in the service they offer. i think that the staff were really friendly because they understood the need of the customer.
Was just here this evening. All the sale stock was buy one get one free but there was not a massive…read moreselection left over and I did see one item I bought from DPs over a year ago on the sale rack! This is part of the Arcadia group of stores which are next to one another and you can walk through from Evans to Dotty P's to Burtons and onwards. DP's stock a wide range of clothes in sizes 8 - 22 from what I have noticed and are all the same price regardless of size you need. The staff are helpful and friendly, they sell some great shoes, lingerie and accessories which are usually at very good prices and the underwear is sometimes on special offer. There was an item of clothing I wanted today that they did not have in, but for some reason they could not get onto the server to check if it is in stock so the assistant told me to call back tomorrow and gave me the line number or advised me I might be able to get it online. She said the reason the server might not have let her on was because the shop was just about to close so it would be fine tomorrow if I phoned in.
dorothy perkins is a good clothing shop if you love fashion and like trendy clothes its the place…read moreto go,but many only find size 6 to 18 in the shop.some of the stuff is not that cheap but they have good sale though out the year,how ever it is nice.they do have a good choise and you can order it if they not got in shop
Although I walk down Cannon Street every week, I never really stop to look at the shops therein…read more It's never been a conscious thing, I just didn't think that these places would stock anything of interest to me and thus didn't bother to have a look at them. It took a Christmas shopping event last night to show me the error of my ways and change my mind... So, I spotted on Twitter this week that "Shopping in Birmingham" was putting on an event in the City. With a free RSVP through their website, you could gain little perks in many of the stores situated on Cannon Street (including mulled wine, Christmas snacks, discounts and competitions). As I was in town on the Thursday I though, "what's not to lose?" and RSVP'd for myself and Elite's Caroline C and Emma S to go and have a mooch. After battling through the crowds of the German market, we met at the Studio where we were given our VIP discount cards, a glass of mulled wine and a little shopping bag and let loose on the street. We popped into White Stuff as it was offering 20% off all purchases on the night, as well as a little contest and festive drinks and snacks. On arrival we were immediately welcomed by a very friendly member of staff who poured us some sparkling wine and invited us to try our hand at "hook a duck" for £2 (with all proceeds going to charity). We all won a little White Stuff goodybag with a gift from the store, a little bar of chocolate and a discount voucher for Naked wines. So far, so good. Again, I have never stepped foot in this shop so didn't really know what to expect. There is a good range of small gifts (I picked up some fantastic cookie cutters), socks and sundries and clothes on offer in this "looks smaller from the outside" unit. Downstairs is mostly menswear at the front with a range of popular women's items at the back and upstairs is all ladies clothing. It's all nicely laid out and the price tag reflects the quality you can expect. Small gifts start from around £3.50 in this shop, although other novelty items reached up to around £16. The dresses and clothing certainly wasn't cheap, but there were scarves and tights for a "not entirely unreasonable" price for a nice gift (starting at £16 - £25). The staff were definitely the star of the show. All of them were welcoming, smiley and genuinely were going out of their way to help shoppers with questions about items in store or seeking out sizes that weren't on the racks. I don't know if it was the fake snow falling on the street or the loud Michael Buble soundtrack, but I was rather charmed by this shop. Yes, it's not independent. Yes, the designs are a little too colourful for my taste, but I will definitely be back to peruse their scarves, accessories and gifts in the future.
This shop is hidden away down a side street just off the main shopping strip of New Street but I…read morealways make a point of going here as I love it so much! The shop window is always inviting and the staff are very pleasant and helpful. It's reasonable sized, I went in the other day and they had changed the layout. It's now women's I the left, and men's on the right as you enter downstairs. You can also go upstairs where they stock shoes and children's clothes. It's also where the fitting rooms are by the way! The stock changes regularly and when the sales are on (not at the time of writing) they are really good. Also, there tends to be rack of 'last chance' offers, which are reduced down but lack the full array of sizes. They do gift tokens and are happy to exchange/refund on items when required. Overall, I love this store and the clothes, get yourself there!