Went in today to avoid the rain and an hour later I emerged!!! This really is a stalwart in…read moreBallymena and sells high end Furniture in Ballymena and beyond. There is a paid car park behind and a cafe on the first floor. Staff are amazing and very helpful. Now the furniture that I saw on the ground floor was fantastic. I must make a point to visit the other levels!!

Camerons is part of the history of Ballymena wether youre after a newspaper, fashion, furniture,…read morecds/dvds, toys, video games oh its way to much to mention you will get it here all under one roof. Their instore cafe is one of the best in the area with a wide range of treats at reasonable prices. Multifloors but they do have an escalulater if you are unable to climb stairs. staff can be a little stuck up but this is only a minor problem and wont ruin your shopping experience

Great shop for a bargain. It stocks almost everything anyone could want for house & home. Brilliant…read moreselection at all times and helpfull staff. Could not say anything against this store. Well worth a visit.

One of the best 'outside' (ie as opposed to in shopping centre) shops in Ballymena for a great…read morevariety of goods. Downstairs, you can buy anything from sweets and toiletries to handbags, toasters and artificial flowers! Pop upstairs and you can browse through a good selection of furniture, lighting, pictures and more! Only downside is if you have young children with you, there is no public lift, so you either have to ask someone to mind the buggy and carry your youngster upstairs or give upstairs a miss. Their seasonal department towards the rear of the groundfloor changes from gardening in the spring/summer to halloween/christmas in autumn/winter. Always loads of choice no matter what you are looking to buy.

Can a store be just a bit too big? I am not sure about the extended Marks and sometimes feel a bit…read moreoverwhelmed by the size of it, so don't spend too much time there. They have a very goood food section attached and as it is near the car park entrances, then is handy, as it means you are not faced with carrying bags of shopping through the main shopping centre and can get to your car easily to load them in. For me, I prefer childrens clothes areas to be downstairs in a store and in this Marks they are upstairs (although there is an elevator). It is just personal choice, though, as I always feel downstairs is less hassle when you have kids in tow.

This is a really nice big store, great clothes range and great range of kids clothes. The gift…read moresection is great at christmas.

Moores is a traditional kind of small department store which has successfully managed to move with…read morethe times. It still retains the genteel air of an older department store, with plenty of clothes that only men and women of a certain age would wear. However, there is also lots of fashion and homewares which young and young at heart shoppers will love. There's everything from make up - Clarins and Clinique - to Canterbury rugby gear; funky costume jewellery to beautiful scented candles. Moores also has an Accessorise and Monsoon concession, a toy shop and a lovely café. The café sells only home made food that tastes how it should do and is always very busy so you might find a bit of a queue. On the top floor are kids clothes and also a toy shop which is well stocked with lego, dolls, games and jigsaws. So you can always bribe the kids with a pocket money price toy if they behave while you browse on the other two floors. They have also recently opened a Bear Factory where you can create your own bear. You can see the stuffing being churned around inside a big machine, which I find a little freaky but the kids love it.

I love Moore's. The quality of their clothing is great. They also do lovely shoes especially Jane…read moreShilton range. They have a monsoon section as well as some french connection and esprit. There are also perfumes and accessories downstairs in the mens department. Overall a great store.

I love Woodside I have to admit. I didn't even know this one in Larne existed. I've been to the…read moreother branches I don't know how many times (which unfortunately are closing down) but thankfully this huge branch in Larne is still going strong. The shop here is majorly jimassive! It is without a doubt the biggest branch I have been in. Woodside are known for being discounted store selling everything from knives and forks to socks and slippers all at a discount price. They offer some great bargains on a range of products including; Drapery, Kitchenware, Toiletries, Garden ware, Childrenswear, Menswear, Ladies wear and Confectionary. It is a brilliant department discount store. The Larne branch is one of four locations. The other branches can be found at; Lisburn Market Square, Ballymena Church Street and Bangor's Main Street

Friendly store with a range of decent clothing.Not many stores like this exist anymore .Staff seem…read morelike they really want to be there and help with any probs.recommend this store.

M&S say they have something for all the family, but I say what they have here is bargains for all…read morethe family. Everything in store is at 30% off High Street prices, at least. That's just passe! I'm talking 50, 70 percent and even more! You just got to be patient and wait for the big price cuts. Mens suits under £30, jackets £8.99, shirts £2.49, these prices may not be available everyday but they happen often enough! I've never had so many suits in my life and i've at least two good quality jackets that cost less tha £10 each.

I don't tend to shop in Marks & Spencer in Ballymena as I find it too expensive, but I do like…read morepopping into this outlet as you can often pick up a good bargain (as I have done in the past). Carries past season/ old stock with prices reduced to various levels (including some very high reductions). A small children's section, and good size ladies and gents sections, plus some seasonal giftware items. I like the checkout area as it is a one queue snake system and usually moves reasonably quickly.

A sensible store, that has the kids clothes and shoes on the ground floor! They are sometimes…read moreguilty, though, of putting a bit too many items at the entrance way. I know it is usually sale lines and there to attract people into the shop, but it can mean for a lot of bumping into other shoppers. I would like to see a bit more space around some of the displays downstairs but on the whole, upstairs is fine. One tip, rember they sell handbags in the upstairs department at very reasonable prices - you may be pleasantly surprised.

Large Dunnes stores with mens, ladies and children's clothes. Also sells household accessories…read more Good bargains in children's section or in all other departments during sales. Clothes are usually too expensive (for non-brand name) unless they are in a sale. Their fluffy (spotty and striped) socks are sooooo cosy and they sold some brilliant fleecy hooded jackets a while back too. I also like their luxury towels as they stay really soft. Staff are friendly and helpful but I don't like their changing rooms as they are shared by everyone, there aren't enough (2 between men, women and children) and they're right beside a busy till.

This is a great sized store and the only place you can buy any decent clothes in Antrim. Good…read moreselection in each department and have very good sales as well. Best clothes shop in Antrim

New look is the best shop in Antrim. CLothes are gorgeous, and they are good value. Spacious…read morechanging rooms and friendly staff too. Queues can get rather big at weekends and during sales though.