The Pampered Chef arrange home parties, a bit like an Ann Summers party for kitchen stuff. The…read moredemonstrator cooks something for you and then you're free to order items from the Pampered Chef catalogue. In our experience, delivery of the ordered goods was very fast. The demonstrator is extremely friendly and helpful, and the company offers an extremely good warranty on many of their items. Recommended.

Advantage Catering Equipment provide an on-line shop for a huge range of cooking equipment,…read morerefrigeration equipment and ware-washing throughout the UK. Supplying domestic and commercial customers - they are able to provide Catering Equipment and catering products to suit every budget.Based in the UK supplying Worldwide.

Just got back from your store after buying my new dishwasher for my restaurant . Would just like to…read moreadd that I was very pleased with the level of customer service and the way that every question was answered. Was most pleased with the cost as was expecting to pay more for the make and model.

At the Canterbury store, I was not offered a receipt with a purchase and had to call the assistant…read moreback to be provided with one, which I almost didn't do. When leaving the store and attendant chased me across the carpark accusing me of not paying. I assume it was an accident and not a deliberate attempt to catch customers out but extremely frustrating.

A large branch of Marks and Spencer, stocking clothing, homeware, gifts and groceries. This can be…read morequite an awkward store to navigate due to it's size. There is a direct entrance to the multi-story car park from the first floor which is quite handy. There is also a little coffee shop on the second floor which sells really nice hot chocolate/coffees and some snacks/cakes.

Debenhams in Canterbury is a bit of a hotch-potch as it has to adapt to the old buildings that it…read moreoccupies. Hence you need to make sure you are in the right store for your needs. The main store has a good sized clothes and shoes section for women upstairs, with several franchises. Handbags and accessories are downstairs with menswear. The children's department, is in a separate building, behind the main store. This is where you can buy school uniform and trendier casual wear by Red Herring and John Rocha. The bathroom and soft furnishings department is across the road.

Debenhams in Canterbury is a bit of a labyrinth. the different departments are not only on…read moredifferent floors but spread over different locations in the high street. The quality of products in this store is mostly very good and if you can find the crypt restaurant (it's downstairs from mensware) I can highly recommend the breakfasts.

I must say that I had heard some great things about this shop so when I finally got round to…read morevisiting it I was a tad disappointed. I came out empty handed as there was nothing in there that I couldn't get at the same price anywhere else (and better quality for that matter). The shop was very overheated and the staff a tad confused.

Store has plenty of parking and is situated off the A28 so easy to find. Two levels of great…read morebrowsing shopping with lots of bargains. Nicely laid out - not so easy with a wheelchair but did have lift to get upstairs. Cafe upstairs handy and not busy. Practically everything you would need for your home and good crafts and habadashery section.

This B&Q is a traders' store, but it's friendly enough for your everyday DIYer to head in and pick…read moreup some bits to do up the bathroom. The layout of the store is a little confusing, as per expectations in most B&Qs, but it's possible to find your way around. What I have discovered, though, is that they are often, infuriatingly, out of the one item I need. If I need a toilet-flush handle, they'll have toilet seats, toilet-roll holders, toilet brushes, but not the one thing I need. That could just be my luck, though - and the staff there have always been very friendly, with the management (and this is something extremely rare in my experience) being sensible with their returns policy. Recommended for any serious DIYer.

I recently went to B&Q in Whitstable. Didn't need much but the Staff were very helpful in…read moreparticular Alan. He kindly lifted a heavy bag of grit into my trolley for me. The till Staff were helpful and polite. Well Done. Ps They were all cheerful which is a bonus in a store.

Baydis is an independent hardware and DIY shop trading in Herne Bay town centre. The first thing…read moremost of you will assume is that it will be more expensive than the nearby Homebase but that is simply not the case. The prices in Baydis are actually very reasonable and I have often found products to be cheaper in Baydis than in Homebase (paint rollers, satin paint, sandpaper etc). They are quite a small shop but stock a large selection of the little bits and bobs you need when completing any form of DIY. This is complimented by the fact that the shop assistants are very knowledgeable and will assist you when trying to find the right item. If you need a specialist paint or anything that is hard to find in Homebase or B&Q then the likelihood is Baydis will stock it. I am glad this shop is continuing to do well considering there is a Homebase just up the road. It has the feel of a proper DIY shop and has earned itself many regular customers. I strongly recommend you check your local traders before going to nationals.

This is a real old fashioned hardware store, with a vast range of products including screws and…read morenails, plumbing fittings (including hoses for washing machines), tools, storage boxes, seeds and plants, hanging baskets and everything else in between. Prices are reasonable and the staff are very friendly.

Great shop I love having a look at all there unusual household ornaments ~ you can always pickup a…read morebargain here I bought a large super soft throw & wall ornament yesterday & love them x

Great shop for all home furnishings…read more Staff all very friendly and helpful. A great place for any home furnishing needs. Well recomended.