MICK & JENNY'S SHOP is situated on a once busy shopping plateur just off Moorland Road, in the…read moreHerdings Park District of Sheffield. The shop is difficult to find if you are a newcomer to the area. It sells a wide range of foodstuff, general everyday household goods, local Sheffield newspaper and gambling scratch-cards, alcohol, wines and spirits to drink off the premises. The goodside of this shop is; The staff are polite and friendly. The badside of this shop is; Due to the central floor shelves there's little room to move about inside when customer trade is busy - usually in the morning and at teatime.

nice shop. best thing of all is the staff. very nice and polite. jenny is gawjus and beena is also…read morevery gawjus and a beautifull smile. but back to the shop.. prices are ok. shops a bit cramped. need more space to move about. but all in all its a good shop with great eye canndy :)

Bardwells is a legendary place that any person with an interest in electronics in the area should…read moreknow about! It's an Alladins cave of goodies, ranging from simple connectors and components to gadgets and computers. You'll always get a good personal, very knowledgeable and friendly service from this shop and its very rare that you come away without being able to get what you need at a reasonable price. I think they've taken a hit on custom since the emergence and growth in popularity of the internet, but if you need something quickly and/or would like advice alongside it, Bardwells is definitely the place to go!

I have been visting bardwells since 1984.....for a short time i did not go but then when i returned…read moreto the alladins cave of capaciters, fuses,leads,plugs,diodes,clips,cds and paraphonalia you can dream of....i walk in for one thing and come out with a dozen items....and still have change for a bag 'o' chips i hope this place will carry on for years to come.

Gorgeous little shop with lots of different stuff each week a tad pricey, but it is on Eccelsall…read moreroad. Parkings a bit hard, but worth finding a space.

A good little new age shop selling all kinds of gifts and oddments from all over the world…read more The theme of the items is very bohemian with throws, cushion covers, candles and ornaments many from India and Thailand. It's a good place to look for a present for the person who has everything as you're bound to find something in here they haven't got. The shop can get very busy with people looking at things so be careful not to knock anything fragile off the shelves as you're weaving past other shoppers. Also, as part of their ethical stance, Evolution don't particularly like giving plastic bags out but you'll get a beaming smile if you tell them you don't need one.

A well established outlet filled with funky trinkets including gifts, candles, home accessories &…read morehand made goods. Ethically sourced, reasonable prices with regular sales and friendly staff. Love it!

Home Bargains is located in Heanor on a retail park alongside Argos, Brantano, Birthdays, Aldi and…read morea few other shops. It specialises in discounted brand names, which is why it is so popular among people from all over Derbyshire! As you go in, the main 'bargains' are on your left. These are mainly chocolate biscuits and sweets. The first isle is then dedicated to toiletries. There are then subsequent isles dedicated to toys, crisps, drinks, household cleaning, homewares and medicines. I have saved a lot of money from going here! I travel from Derby regularly to visit this shop & I always come in with more than I went in for.

Fantastic place, love going here, Can often find some real good prices on branded stuff!read more

This is probably one of the most maverick and unconventional Wilko stores I have visited, the main…read morebranch in Sheffield city centre - the store is over two floors and it is the first time I have ever seen a Wilko branch contain a Post Office, toilets and Cafe - although the latter two seem to close really early including the toilets a good 2 hours or so before the store closes which for me lowers that benefits - the only toilet which is open throughout the store is the disabled toilet which appears to be used for storage making it a nightmare for anyone, let alone a disabled person of which the toilet is designed for. The store being on Haymarket perhaps isn't the best location within the city centre, as it is a stop on the tram or a good 5-10 minute walk from the rest of the city's main shopping areas including The Moor and Fargate, the whole area seems a little rough including the nearby Hilton Sheffield - which of course lowers the overall feel of the store as it feels like the backstreets of a third world country rather than a city centre of the largest and main town of the South Yorkshire region. The staff didn't seem too friendly or helpful - the overall product range was okay but again the layout was confusing including one way in one way out forcing you to buy something - again this is a traditional method Wilko use in many of their stores but surely this adds extra inconvenience to customers just coming in perhaps to use the Cafe (at its' limited hours) or the Post Office who obviously have no need to wait at the crowded checkouts? Not in the best location in Sheffield but still central nonetheless, also let down by its' store layout and perhaps offering too much than it is able to cope with - proof of this is closing many facilities early or having different timings which don't seem to work out. 2*

The thing about Wilkinson is it really is cheap for everything. From shampoo to dining plates. Fair…read moreenough it might not be the best stuff in the world but the old saying you get what you pay for comes to mind and you have to remember that things here do come a lot cheaper than they do anywhere else. Layout and staff are average but expected, no grumbles but not amazement shopping here!

Conveniently located within the Queens Medical Centre, this ladies fashion store offers stylish…read moregarments at fantastic prices.

I think this is another of my favourite Charity shops in Derby…read more They have a lot of great items in and they always seem to have a lovely selection of handbags which are my weakness. The shop is a little small for all the stuff so it is a little hard to manoeuvre around the shop. There is not a lot of space between the displays and they now have a big glass case in the middle of the shop which I am afraid it is way too easy for me to catch my bag on and break something. They have a big selection of children's items especially board games and quite a selection of children's clothes and coats. I am not a fan of the staff in the BHF. They don't seem very concerned with the customers and are a little ignorant when asked a question. This is very rude. The woman I asked a question of just walked off. It seemed she just went to ask someone but she could have said Excuse me while I ask someone The prices are the most favourable that I have seen in a charity shop. I would gladly pay £2.50 for a new handbag or £3 for a new pair of jeans. They just need to get a bigger shop and a few more of their volunteers trained on customer service.

hood staff, good bargainsread more