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18 years ago
Handy little shop in the market in the centre of Durham. Maybe not the greatest range but you can always pick up something at a reasonable price. Well worth a look if you are passing. read more
Durham Indoor Market
Market Place
Durham DH1 3NJ
United Kingdom
0191 383 9560
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Good old fashion toy shop. You don't see many of these about. An aladins cave, litraly.read more
This is a really nice old fashioned toy shop with very helpful and friendly staff. they always…read morehave lots of interesting things and keep up to date with the latest toys and games. They also have a nice card and gift wrap area. Highly recommend.
Absolutely huge toy store with most of the things you want here! If not you can reserve in as…read morelittle as 20 minutes which is great to go for a coffee at well known eating place next door and come back! The staff are quite helpful and friendly however there has been a little bad press lately as they do not crb check staff, so that is something to think about! For those who are not familiar with the layout at the Intu Metro Centre it could be seen as quite complicated to get to, but don't let that put you off! The final thing I would mention is that although the store is huge, and has free parking etc it can often be more expensive than the other well known toy stores Smyths, The Entertainer etc but you can also pick up the occasional bargain!
Huge toy store that's an absolute kids paradise! Toys, bikes, computer games, baby and nursery…read moreitems, it's all here. Enormous selection, mayhem at Christmas time. Staff were very helpful on several occasions though it gets very busy - I was overcharged substantially on one occasion as the prices displayed and the scanned barcodes didn't match but customer service staff cheerfully sorted it out, though it did take a while. This store is located in the retail park across the road from the main Metrocentre site but it's easier to get to now that the intersection is traffic light controlled. I love browsing in the Lego selection, it's enormous.
I cannot contact this company for incorrect parts supplied in an expensive Billings Boat timber…read moreboat kit purchased from them. Not happy.
Purchased 2 models on 12/09/17 credit card debited and nothing, no emails no goods…read moreemailed the owner numerous times and the reply was : Currently away from office sick at the moment and will answer emails soon as possible Kind Regards Gary Not good for business ripping people off
Fenwick is such a huge store! With an entrance on Northumberland street and one that opens onto The…read moreMonument as well as having other exits and entrances into different parts of intu Eldon Square...to say the least, I get very lost when I go in there. To confuse matters, there's also steps and stairs taking you here, there and everywhere! I much prefer Bentalls but I can say, Fenwicks does have a range of good name concession stands (which follow with the price tag), a make-up floor, some cute bits and pieces of stationary and randomly, some food joints which includes a sushi joint that kind of smells up the place. The layout is pretty confusing so I haven't ventured in too many times. There's wifi in here but you have to sign-up and it takes a while to be connected... The Christmas window this past year was pretty cool though (not sure if it was worth the queues or the aggressive shoving!) The building front from Northumberland street is a looker, if nothing else, Fenwicks can offer a visually pleasing building to admire.
I love Fenwicks! It's a fantastic department store with everything you could need under one roof…read moreand my personal go to place for a cosmetics and clothes fix! Whether it be perfumes,international foods from the food hall or homeware products Fenwicks has it all. There's a great choice of places to dine too including an American diner and Cafe 21 for those who literally like to shop until they drop. Plus what a bonus!! Every Christmas time they unveil their Christmas window (which changes each year) and flood Northumberland street with the cheery sound of Christmas music!
Fenwick is housed in a beautiful old building
The picture doesn't do justice to how large the store actually is!
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Cute little shop on the Morecambe promenade. They specialise…read morein doll's houses and furniture, they have a great range. I personally don't have a doll's house fetish, but my partner does. I do like to look at the highly-detailed quality items though. The shop also caters for childrens toys, board games and novelty gifts too. Worth a look inside, no matter how big a kid you are.
From the owner: Pinocchio's toy shop is a family run traditional toy shop specialising Doll houses and accessories,…read moreHornby trains,. Lego, Sylvanian families, Playmobil, airfix, Russian dolls, beach toys, kites, puppets,Orchard toys, Games and puzzles. If we don't have it we will try to find it for you. Always ready to help.
This card shop used to have the monopoly in the greetings card business especially in Durham City…read morehowever that has all changed with the introduction of shops like the Card Factory. Their cards are very overpriced, as is most of their gift wrapping and also the gifts they sell. Although they have recently introduced some value cards which are a lot cheaper than others they sell so they are not as bad as they used to be.
Clinton Cards is located at the top of Silver Street, almost in the Market Place…read more the shop itself is quite big and they do have a wide variety of cards for all occasion, toys, gift and balloons etc. the prices of the cards are, in my opinion, way too high. They cost from about £2 right the way up to about £10. their other products also seem to be overpriced and thr quality is no better than the less expensive card shops in durham. All of the staff members seem helpful enough, butthey always seem to be busy, so if you need help you have to wait in the queue.
This place is a global treasure. One of us had been here 11(!) years ago with friends who live in…read moreNewcastle who brought her here, and she loved it so much that she insisted we all go again--so we did. After spending the morning at Alnwick Castle, we came to Barter Books for lunch and browsing. The cafe is adorable and cozy, and our party of seven was promptly seated. You order at the register and you do not want to sleep on the rarebit--it's so good! While it had just a tad too much mustard than remembered, it was still so gooey and heart-warming (and certainly more impressive than the pile of gloop that was our daughter's mac-n-cheese...let's just pretend that never happened). The beans on toast was also comforting and perfect in such a setting. Fries (chips!) are well-made, and the accompanying salad has a tangy vinaigrette. The whole bookstore is a converted train station and it's massive and we would have perused the titles for several more hours had we not had four children in our party. It was still a lovely time exploring the store, roaming the aisles, and getting lost in old books. We bought a few to bring home, as well as some other swag. And obviously you don't want to miss seeing the famed original "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster. This is just one of those magical places that you really can't describe, but once you go, you'll get it. Five unequivocal stars.
Love this place! Neat rooms to explore, fun model train, lots of used books a nice selection of…read morenew gifts AND a great and reasonable cafe. Their chips are so good I went back the next day for a snack.
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My personal favourite place to buy meat, veggies and bread…read more Big barn type market in the centre of Newcastle. Numerous stalls that offer all types of different services. Numerous award winning butchers that offer prime cuts of meat, fantastic mince and healthy plump chickens and eggs! Wonderful bakery that makes the best breads and pastry I have tried. Wonderful vegetables and fruit stands where you get can a serious deal on great vegetables. Cheapest and most authentic pick and mix selection I have ever seen Fish monger, show repair, tea shop, cafes, clothing and boot sale, cd shops, home repair, clothing alterations ... Even a room with a scale in it! Grainger Market is magical. A must see, I consider the market a tourist attraction because of how traditional it is. The people in the booths all seem very authentic and very helpful.
It took me far too long to actually go to Grainger market. I love places with lots of little…read moreindividual businesses. I was used to markets being places with cheap tat and someone with a thick Black Country accent yelling from a van about sausages, and it's just definitely not like that here. There are still veggies, butchers (and decent cheeses to boot), but there are some seriously talented craftspeople too. It's good for a look around even if you don't feel like buying anyth8ng, odds are you probably will end up doing so.
This branch of WHSmith is the most reviewed branch in Newcastle city centre of WHSmith with an…read moreimpressive 12 reviews on Yelp, including those merged across from Qype. It is probably the largest store I saw on my recent trip to the Tyne and Wear Region of WHSmith, which included branches in Newcastle Central Railway Station, Durham and the Gateshead Metrocentre. This branch was my favourite out of the ones mentioned mainly down to the size, it had a good product range for items such as lever arch folders, drinks and snacks etc. The drink selection was good however I found the 2 for £2.50 promotion to be a tad expensive, considering Superdrug nearby runs a promotion to have 2 for £2, which works out £1.80 with my Unidays Discount however sadly the range they have is much poorer than the WHSmith branch, when comparing the branch nearby to this one. There also is a huge staircase in the store, with the upper floor having some more WHSmith floor space as I recall and a post office. The staff member working seemed friendly enough, although I did have to take longer checking out my items as for some reason the self-service tills wouldn't recognise the 2 for £2.50 offer on my drinks, meaning it would take longer as I had to go to the manned checkout, then I had to go through the slightly longer process of finding my card after being told they don't accept Apple Pay by an employee, only to go on to find out they did accept it and the member of staff who served me didn't know about it. This is a large, decent branch of WHSmith, staff training on payment methods, machines recognising offers and pricing needs to be worked off at paramount importance, but until then this is still a decent store and a nice branch of the chain to warrant a three-star rating.
WHSmith is one of those shops that makes you feel really depressed as soon as you walk through the…read moredoors. This store in particular is very grotty and every visit to it so far has left me feeling deflated. The blue fluorescent lighting makes the shop horrible and dingy and the staff look like they are working in a prison. The store is far too big for what it is (a newsagent) and they never seem to have enough stock to justify the space. Especially upstairs. All that is up there is the post office and stationery, with a huge empty gap in the middle. I only really come here to buy snacks on the go as they have a good selection of confectionery, including American chocolates. I would have left a 1 star review but the confectionery lifts it up to 2. But as a whole, WHSmith works better in the travel industry, like in train stations and airports because their main high street stores are always eerily quiet and depressing, with the only noises being your footsteps and the occasional beeping of the self checkout.
Part of my compulsive obsessive routine as a teenager was to head to Smiths every Saturday for my…read morecopy of 2000AD. But I bought Toxic from Books and Comics for some reason. But that was PROPER WH Smiths, down in the Castle Centre near Wilkinsons. This is a newer, one level WhSmith, which is slightly stranger to fathom. It is possibly a bit bigger than the previous one but it's NOT THE SAME. It still has all the stuff you'd want from a WH Smith, without the size or stock of a Borders.
This is a great little WH Smiths branch located on Wellington Square in Stockton Town Centre. It's…read morenot as big as the Middlesbrough store by a long way but they've managed to fit a bit of everything in. To the rear of the store there's DVD's CD's and Games, then there's games, stationary and gifts and towards the front of the store there are newpapers and magazines and an extensive book department, which is the highlight of the shop. They also sell a range of confectionary and drinks and they now have tobacco products as well. The staff are very helpful and will search the warehouse for the item you want or order in any books etc that they don't have in stock.
The Works Factory Outlet is located in The Royal Quays Retail Outlet centre in the newly developed…read morequayside area in North Shields. I love this shop! On the whole it is a bookshop but it also sells a range or Stationery, cd's/dvd's (not recent chart ones though) gifts, cards etc at very affordable prices. I've picked up loads bargains here in the past! Everything is discounted so is always cheaper than the usual RRP. I've always found the staff there to be very pleasant and helpful. I never go to the Royal Quays without going in this shop because the stock is updated rregularly so you never know what bargains you might find! Because it is situated in a retail outlet centre it is in amongst a range of shops and there are plenty of places to eat nearby. There are hundreds of free parking spaces and it is quite easy to get to by bus or by metro (Royal Quays is about a 10min walk from Percy Main Metro Station).
The main Warehouse is on Linthorpe road, right in the centre and very easy to find. There is also a…read moreconcession in Debenhams over the road and House of Fraser. All VERY close together so it is easy to find something in a different size if the shop you're in does not have one. Warehouse is quite expensive to me, although I generally quite like their tailored looks and lace this season I find £50 min for a dress quite pricey so generally shop in sales here which are quite good and they have some great reductions. Warehouse does not do shoes apart from flip flops in summer. They stock a nice range on jewellery and often reduce it all to a pound in the sakes. I've always found the staff to be very helpful and polite and always offer advice if you need it.
An easily accessible shop with good parking within the town centre. This shop is situated in the…read moremain padestrianised part of town, just outside The Mall which is an indoor shopping mall. In Warehouse I find I can easily find well priced clothing which will suit both daily wearing and more dressy occassions. This is not one of the bigger branches of Warehouse but the choice and stock levels have always seemed good. You will also find accessories to complement you clothing purchases in the form of bags and necklaces. Student discount is also offered here.
Handy local shop near to Abbey School and with plenty of parking outside. As it is part of chain…read moreyou can often pick up some good offers and there is a lovely little bakery with fresh bread and pastries. There is also a good range of newspapers and magazines. Staff are very friendly and always pass pleasentries.
this place on the corner and beside fawdon pharmacy. Small shop but plenty gift for present or…read morechristmas. Clean and nice place but little bit messy because lot of stuff on there but not have enough space. Good staff and very helpful. Because small and at the corner and look dark place sometime you can missed that place.
A fabulous independent book shop in Corbridge market square that stocks loads of great books you…read morewon't find in high street shops. The displays are imaginative and attractive, showing off the books to a treat. There's a great little sunken area with a comfy settee for closer browsing and a great stationery corner too. Excellent for greetings cards I to the bargain.
Great little bookshop with a good range of books. Also stocks stationery including a range of the…read morewonderful Moleskine notebooks and diaries. Ordnance survey maps, local guide books and lots of local history titles too. Cheerful and friendly proprietor/staff. Nice little shop!
This is a really nice, handy, little village shop. It's set right in the heart of Stainton village…read morein Middlesbrough, next to the post office and opposite the church. Well, actually, it's next door but one to the post office - there's a hair dressers in between! The shop is great for those things you may have run out of, essentials like milk etc. They also sell sweets, ice lollies, magazines, newspapers, stationery etc. The shop is open into the evening, I'm not sure of the exact time, but it certainly stays open after the usual 5.30pm and it's handy for the village children to walk down on their own, especially in the summer.
The Darlington store is quite small but is well stocked with excellent educational toys for young…read morechildren. The staff are very helpful and the toys are good quality.