A department store, similar to say Macys or Dillards here in the states, right down to the cafe in…read morestore. Such a quaint feature, I love that. I was looking for something specific, but they didn't have it, so instead I decided to look for nylons, HUZZAH! They had those, and reasonable. Their clothing wasn't the best, but I did find makeup wipes and some other things as well. I was impressed that they carry bras in larger cup sizes.

Needed a well earned brew after cycling 10 miles to Dumfries so decided on the Expresso Bar at M&S…read morein the town centre. As always the fair trade tea was top notch and a nicely presented sandwich with a little biscuit did the trick in reviving me. Nice place to meet for a chat and the staff are very helpful and pleasant.

Basic toy shop close to Burns statue. Also stocks pushchairs, prams, cots, mattresses and other…read morenursery items.

Love this shop and the staff , bought my pram for my baby there the 2 girls who served me made it…read moreso much easier for me was stress free thanks nicols and sharon for all your help see you in the future with baby and pram in tow!!!!!! HIGHLY RECOMEND THAT ANY PREGNANT WOMAN VISIT THIS STORE!!!!!!

Great range of gift and jewellery items in choice and price. Owner is very friendly. Well worth a…read morevisit (and pop into my gallery across the road when you're done!)

A super gift shop offering inexpensive presents right up to exclusive handbags. Helpful and…read morefriendly staff. Worth trying if you're looking for 'that' wedding or 'that' birthday!

This is a lovely little shop selling gift items. The change their stock all the time but always…read morehave jewellery, ornaments, craft items. I have bought a good few things from here now and have always been impressed. The items are always good quality and quite reasonably priced in comparison to similar stores. The couple that run the shop are lovely too - will do anything to help. Perfect place to go if you are looking for a pressie and want something a bit different.

For Dumfries this is a brilliant shop - price range would suit everyone - a lot of goods to choose…read morefrom and always good value for money. If you want something different, something classy or something whacky this is the place to go. To be honest Carlisle doesnt even come close to what is on offer here !! The owners are very helpful too and i believe are now making their own range of jewellery Dont think because its small you are pressurised to buy - you are always welcome to look around in your own time

Fantastic! Everything is a pound (no really?!) and you can't go wrong. Pick through the tat to…read moreactually save quite a bit on brand named items which are often a good 50p cheaper than supermarket prices. The best place for seasonal nonsense - Halloween, Christmas, valentines etc and good for gardening items too. Everything you didn't know you wanted under one roof.

Poundland in Dumfries is almost always packed right through the door so if you need something I…read morewould advise to go there early. You can pick up so much for £1 - socks, shampoo, sweets, gifts - I have had some great bargains in there. If you need something for DIY or for the garden, something for the kitchen or a beauty accessory, it's always your best bet to pop in there and see if they have it, you may well be suprised. I love shopping in Poundland, the staff are really nice and there is no charge for the carrier bags, even though your purchase might only be £1 - it's a great shop with loads to see.

Moffat Woollen Mill is the popular stop off destination for backpackers and coach holidays. So when…read moreyou're passing through (because that's likely what you'll be doing when visiting here), you'll find it is crammed full of people surveying the good quality kilts. With a tea room, a ton of tartan and an genuine old loom for you to peruse, it is like a blown up concept of Scottish life. It seems to me to be a physical example of the preconception many foreigners may have of Scotland. Countries full of ex pats, generally interested in the history here, would love this place as it hosts a number of family tartans, old crests and harks back to Jacobean times. There's enough shortbread available here to last you a nuclear winter, not to mention a Best of Bagpipes collection playing out from the CD booth. There's also a historial book collection and some stuffed toy highland cows, aww. But there's something earthy and homely about this Woollen Mill that comforts me everytime I visit. Perhaps it's because we came here every year when we went on our annual family road trip in the 90s. Or perhaps it's the relaxed pace of the retired couples who genuinely get so much enjoyment out of the merchandise. Or it could be the lovely, tasty tea room which offers service with a smile, and some damn scrumptious scones. Whatever it is, it has a charm, and with its window into one side of Scottish culture it is surely a crowd pleaser for the tourists.

Seems to make it's income from the many coach holidays of pensioners that stop here…read more Bargain books and CD's typical of a garden centre and can be quite random. Nothing really of value and very over-rated; can't imagine locals using it.

I love lidl for quality fruit and veg, just like an old stylie green grocers. They've always got…read morepromotions on seasonal veg.

An attractive shop for good quality clothes for all the family, in plain, check and tartan, fleece…read morejackets, T-shirts, and coats (to name but a few). There are also shawls and travel rugs. You can also buy different souvenirs, toys and postcards here. Located in the main street.