First class Company have used several times and would not go elsewhere. Everyone at Exe Mills…read moretreats you with a first class service....There is a large selection of quality carpets and a whole unit of remnants..I was lucky to get a real bargain. Will certainly return in the near future.

An excellent retailer of hoses, joints, couplings, valves and pumps among rather a lot else. If you…read moreneed a fluid transfer solution, Pirtek can provide it. Hoses and pipes fabricated on site to your specs. An emergency on-site service is also available

We read about this place, found it along a very narrow road and were thoroughly charmed by it. A…read morevery peaceful and interesting garden of birch and alder, started in 1971 by a landscape designer and started hunting and wild harvesting rare birch seeds and planting them. It is and enchanting garden with ponds, sculpture, and a variety of trees and plants. Beautiful. A lovely 45 minute stop along our long drive.

This shop is stacked full of gifts for the discerning shopper. There's a good range of…read moreold-fashioned style children's toys, including a dolls house and dolls house furniture. The gift toiletries are beautifully packaged, including Isle of Arran's After the Rain range, which I absolutely love. There's Emma Bridgwater crockery (the chunkiness of which I absolutely adore, and which indicates that I am in the type of shop I like, although I've never found an exact design that I would want to buy). There are suitable gifts for the 'older' and sometimes more difficult generation. The shelf of handkerchiefs was prettily arranged; do people still buy these? Birthday and occasion cards are high quality and classy designs, including 3-D cards. The staff smiled and said thank you as we left the shop, which is something to remark upon in this day and age

While in Exeter I came across this store and since I had never heard of it before, decided to stop…read morein. It's a discount store that has everything but not the discount store feel like a pound or 99p store. There was so much stuff at very good prices. I bought some Christmas cards (2.00), a couple 2015 pocket diaries (1.50 and 2.00), a big pack of antibacteria wipes (.50!!), a pack of 3 toothbrushes (.74!!!) and a lot of other stuff and hardly spent anything. Actually the receipt says 14 items for just over 15 quid. Check out this store or even another one in another city since it appears to be a chain store.

What a fantastic store, actually it's a bit like stepping back in time to a 1970s Woolworths. They…read moreseem to sell pretty much everything at reasonable prices and it's well laid out, can't recommend it highly enough.

Next on Exe Bridges in Exeter is quite large, although I think the one in the town is now bigger…read more It is split into sections for baby/child, men and women. They also do shoes and some gifts. They often have a sale there, and I find you get can decent jeans for about £20, which isn't too bad. The new years sale for the kids stuff is good and you can save a packet! Parking is good and FREE too! Large selection of changing rooms.

This is a very nice Next store situated on Exe Bridges in Exeter. It is quite a large store that is…read morewell stocked and spacious. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the store is kept clean and tidy. They usually have a good stock of various sizes as well as a good petite section.

We came here in a group of people aged 7 to 70. We all had…read morea great time. There are so many amazing things to look at, if you are at all interested in marbles, glass, or pottery. Cool marble mazes; glassblowing demonstrations; playground for kids; lessons and workshops; cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. The cafe has a good selection, especially to us Americans who had to look up things like "Prawn Marie Rose and Baby Gem" that sound like they are the new celebrity babynames. The food was reasonably priced and was really nice; high-quality locally-sourced ingredients prepared with care. I know that if I lived here and had a young child we would spend a lot of time here, as there is a coffee/ice cream stand (in addition to the regular restaurant right there as well) with seating right next to the playground. There is a very nice and well-stocked gift shop/toy store with a great selection of all kinds of creative play toys and games. And marbles! I appreciated this huge selection of toys, almost none of them electronic or branded, or marketed as being gender-specific. Even in larger cities it's uncommon to find a toy store like this so it was a nice special bonus. Though of course there was a child having a meltdown about not being able to get the marbles they wanted, so I feel like maybe that particular parent was less impressed with the massive selection than I was. I feel like the toys were priced very reasonably. And of course since the admission to the museum was free we did have some money to spare on some marbles and such. And when we got back, the kids (aged 7 and 23) had a blast comparing their marbles and the dear 16-year-old cat was absolutely enchanted by this, and maybe that was my favorite part.

I spotted the words "House of Marbles" on a warehouse type building as we drove by it. Intrigued I…read moreimmediately inquired about it. A plan was hatched and we were going to stop off on the way to the airport before we returned home... if there was time. And there was time, hooray! A fascinating business that sold lots of different wares, including of course marbles and lots of them. A child's heaven and not just for the marbles. There was loads of other toys for sale too, and all appeared to be traditional and old fashioned. What fun. There was also a museum, which we did not visit because I was so entranced with the marble display whatchamacallits, where marbles went round and round an obstacle course. There was a HUGE on one end wall. I'm sure the noise of said whatchamacallits drives the staff scatty. But it entertained me hugely. We had some cake and coffee also in the café, which was nice. I also purchased a House of Marbles keyring (I know, big spender eh?). Ah the House of Marbles. What fun. I would recommend to everyone, especially if you are gift buying for a child.

I always love a Debenhams as I can always find something I'd like to buy this Debenhams is no…read moredifferent. However, it doesn't have as many concessions as some of the larger stores and is in need of a bit of a refurb! Has a cafe on the top floor if you are looking for somewhere to rest your legs and have a brew. Staff are also helpful which is a bonus in any shop! Very centrally placed so definitely worth a browse if you are taking a stroll round the harbour

This place offers you great quality along with great service. Shop workers are always very smiley…read morein here, and don't force themselves on you to buy. The coffee shop is also brilliant, especially as you can sit in the window and look out over the harbour.