Been back again this time to see if the improvements have settled down. They had and I have…read morefeatured some of them. The Restaurant has been settled to morning, dinner and tea sessions. The spaces between the various sections far more browse area, still no Aquaria apart from Pool supplies, and the outside has a patio extension just outside the café with all the garden furniture together with all the compost you could ever need. Still only the kids area is to be built.

A good place to go for some interesting food and drink. I am a fan of the deli counter and the…read morearray of scotch eggs. This place is a bit pricey (it's in Surrey what do you expect) however there is the odd bargain to be found. My son loves stickers and there is always lots of them here for him to choose. There is a nice pub "The Prince of Wales" near by (2 min walk) as well.

Amazingly still a family-run business, Squire's is a pleasure to visit - especially on a beautiful…read moresun-bathed English summer's day. There's plenty to browse here with temptations around every corner and in each nook and cranny, from basics and practical items for the house and garden to awe-inspiring plants, herbs, trees and pots to contain them. Something gorgeous can be spotted here wherever you look, so you'll need to exercise restraint if you don't want to leave laden and spent-out Prices are reasonable though; staff are pleasant and very helpful if you have any queries on plant problems (such as nasty pest or bug infiltration) or deciding what will work best for you and your garden. The setting is lovely too, perfect for dreaming and idling away a beautiful British sunny day

Modern garden centre , not so easy to find. Particularly big range of plants, helful staff. All the…read moreusual garden centre things, conservatories, furniture, tools. Very nice cafe, popular with the locals.

I treated myself to some time-out with a leisurely wander through Hampton Court and chanced upon…read morethis delightful gem, on their opening day! What a treat for the senses this inviting new florist shop is. The exterior draws the eye and has an almost regal feel, in keeping with its close proximity to the Palace. Enter and the delights continue; it's a real pleasure to look around here with the sumptuous yet understated displays - everything from simple spring hyacinths to protea, orchids and exquisite deep, dusky pink roses. It was the dream of lovely, welcoming owners Jules and Pippa to set-up on this site and their great enthusiasm and attention to detail shines through. Prices are reasonable, for the quality on offer - with something for everyone - as they want their floral passion to be accessible to all.

Wonderful little shop bursting with beautiful flowers, plants, gifts and accessories with great…read moreattention to detail and style. Thrilled with my purchases and can't wait for my next visit! Jules and Pippa deserve every success.

I can only speak for the restaurant and coffee shop…read more Both are good, offering a pleasant experience and great service from the team.

An older garden centre, but has it's own Rose nursery, nice cafe, and mostly the same things as…read moreother squires locally, good plant information.

AN EXCELLENT PLACE LET DOWN BY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE…read more A large garden centre that with a huge range of plants and the usual products you would find in such a place. In addition, it also stocks a large range of tropical and cold water fish as lots of other pet supplies. My son loves to look at all the fish and its a great attraction if you have small children. During Christmas they also have loads of Christmas Decorations and lights up which the children really love. They also have invested a lot in a wonderful new food court. It serves a limited range of food for such a large area and its reasonable quality if not a bit pricey - the made to order pizzas are great. There are plenty of tables and it feels spacious plus it has a number of different baby chairs and the baby changing facilities are OK but not great. One strange error they seem to have made is the size of the adult trays - they are so small you cannot fit two plates on them and two cups and saucers without piling them on top of each other - which defeats the point of having a tray in a lot of cases. I pointed this out to a couple of the staff and they laughingly agree with me but nothing gets changed. What really lets this place down though is the staff. The general staff are pleasant enough but dont go out of their way to help you - they will point you in the general direction of something but wont actually show you. Or if you ask about a product they wont offer an alternative if they know the one you want isn't available. The catering staff are worse though. They are incredibly slow and surly. I have been overcharged a couple of times and when you point this out you dont get any apology, just a blank stare. It's really sad when a business invests so much in the bricks and mortar and the staff let them down so badly.

Yes I agree it is a great place to start if you are a Gardener! It has a very spacious car park and…read moreoverflow, and an entry which should really be an exit , a separate Pet Fish Aquaria with Cold Water and Tropical department, together with all or most supplies. A restaurant and many gift sections, barbeque equipment, and a Lawnmower Shop run by F.Giles where I purchased a new mini mower. I have never got poor service, it is by nature a Self Service Place that if you need help ,then there is a desk just inside the entry door where you can request someone to assist you before hand!!

A very large garden centre which also has a huge amount or giftware, books, clothing and a pet and…read moreaquatic centre (with a very noisy parrot). I have to say that I've bought loads of things here but I don't think I've ever bought anything for the garden! The run-up to Christmas is a great time to go as there's a large range of trees, lights and decorations as well as gifts. There's a restaurant and there are often events run for children in the school holidays (birds of prey days, for example) and of course Santa comes to visit at Christmas. There's also a Food Shop with home-made cakes and pastries. There are always staff around who are happy to help you and gardening experts are available for advice on plants and growing conditions. The kind of place you can spend ages looking round and come away with something you didn't even know you wanted!

Excellent garden Center. Also love there sage card. My favourite of all the garden centres around…read moreand is by far the best a Christmas for decorations and some of that Christmas feeling.

I started to use this Pet Store as it is local to my work…read more It has a good selection of stock and is reasonably priced. Unfortunately the store is badly hampered by frankly rude staff! On a couple of occasions now, I have visited the store during my lunch-break to buy pet food. But on taking the items to the till to pay. I have been served (if you can call it that!), by a young lady who makes you feel a 'nuisance' by your mere presence! And cannot muster-up a ' hello', 'please' or 'thank-you' during the payment process! Pets at Home, may not be as cheap or local. But at least you are greeted with some politeness and actually feel like the 'CUSTOMER'.

This company is one to avoid at all costs-you may as well set fire to ten pound notes and save…read moreyourself the hassle. I ordered a cat scratch tree which included a hammock and sleeping box etc. The plush material it's covered is cheap rubbish which falls apart like wet tissue paper leaving the hammock unusable and bits of fluff shedding everywhere off the rest of it. Had to remove it in case the cat swallowed bits and choked. I complained within a few days of receiving at and enclosing photos and asked for a refund which they refuse to give me. "Tracey" has emailed me saying all i'm entitled to is a replacement cover for the hammock which is pretty pointless as it's obviously in the same cheap material. She copies bits of consumer regulations in her emails and tries to twist them to make her point, saying the manufacurer is entitled to offer a repair and she's not responsible as the retailer even though I pointed out that the legislation actually means i'm entitled to a refund as I rejected the goods straight away as substandard. She also expects me to pay for return delivery (of a 9kg cat tree!!) when i've already paid for it to be delivered to me, so she can inspect it and report to the supplier. Never had such a disgraceful service from any shop online or otherwise, they've no idea about customer service and seem to think their Terms and Conditions negate Consumer Law-don't give them your money, there are plenty of other traders out there who won't mess you about, just wish i'd done a search for reviews before i ordered. She's twice said she's arranged a courier collection and then cancelled it, the last time saying i couldn't return the item as i don't have the original box. I've since complained to Consumer Direct who agreed with me that i was entitled to reject the goods under both the sale of goods act and distance selling regulations and that not having the original box made no difference at all to my rights. I sent her their advice and she now admits she was wrong about the original packaging being needed, but still won't give a refund until she's sent the material off to the supplier to inspect and report-meanwhile i'm still out of pocket when I was entitled to an immediate refund as I wasn't satisfied with the standard of the goods they delivered. It's annoying having to give them even the 1 Star the site makes you give as they don't even deserve that.