The staff are always friendly and willing to help. There are some great offers, always BOGOF…read moreoffers. I wish it could be bigger and have some more products. The doors make it easy to get in and out for wheelchairs or prams. It is ideally located in the centre of the town.

Yes, its cheap (I have to wonder why?), but Peacocks seems to be getting increasingly tacky. I used…read moreto shop here for clothes occasionally but recently I can never see anything I like, everything seems cheap and shiny looking, or covered in glitter - is this just me? Anyway, if you want cheap clothes try Matalan, and if you want nice clothes go to Polly's. I wouldn't bother with Peacocks, except for their nice colored tights!

My favourite clothes store in aber. Loads of cheap clothes and this store is new and quite big…read more Much better than the smaller one they used to have in town.

Good to have a proper high street store in the small town, good value and good to have men's…read moreclothes just upstairs. Always good shoes and jewellery - student discount helps too :)

Bland, bland, bland. Dorothy Perkins is ok for some standard items but there seems to be a distinct…read morelack of colour in there - does everything have to come in black, white or grey? It's all very sameish and boring - not too impressed with the shoes and boots either. Nice selection of underwear though!

The prices are high, but it's a student town - and this place stocks a lot of useful books for…read morestudents. The staff range from remarkably polite, helpful and knowledgable to incoherent, grunting goths who sit there reading Lovecraft. However, if there's a book you want, there's a good chance they'll have it at a reasonable price, and it's a nice, roomy shop in a good location.

The usual Oxfam mixture of the very best of their donations (what happens to the rest?) and several…read moreshelves of overpriced gifty tat. Ok, it's for charity, but it does feel more and more like Oxfam are making less use of their donated items and more time competing with other high street businesses. Not my favourite place to shop.

It is certainly worth going to this clothes' shop in Machynlleth. You can browse - and guaranteed…read morewill always find something here. They sell labels from different designers, sometimes by Fat Face, M&S, Next, Oasis - all for real bargain prices. I bought a dress here, a few shirts and skirts. The staff is always very friendly. It is right in the High Street - you cannot miss it!

Its bigger than Sommerfield (the only other supermarket in Aber, if you don't count Lidl), though…read morebeing out of town it's usually a car journey for a monthly shop. I think it's also cheaper than Sommerfield (though probably not compared to Lidl), and there is a slighty bigger range here than in the others. But here the advantages end, and I personally find Morrisons an eco-nightmare. I'm not the most super0eco-minded shopper but the amount of packaging that Morrisons seem to use for even the simplest items is really ridiculous (individually shrinkwrapped swede, anyone?) and, of the very few fruit that actually grow in the UK I would expect at least to get British apples, but I've yet to find them here. Not my favourite place - for anyone shopping in Aber I really would recommend using the other supermarkets or just shopping in town.

This supermarket is a welcome addition to the town of Aberystwyth, but in my opinion they would…read morebenefit from some local competition. The shelves aren't always well stocked, and the cafe could be cleaner. However, they are a vast improvement on the smaller grocery stores in the area. The food is tasty and there are always plenty of offers.