Marks and Spencer on Western Road in Brighton is a decent-sized branch of the location, not amongst…read moretheir largest by any means but still a decent size branch to serve the centre of Brighton being fairly close to Churchill Square. Refurbished recently compared to other photographs uploaded on Yelp - it now follows the more modern and cool branding which has been implemented over the past couple of years over the M and S network of branches. The Food Hall was OK - again the selection in some regards including GF and the prepared to-go food and drink could have been better, compared to other stores. The store layout was pretty easy to follow compared to other locations again - a satisfactory range of men and women's fashion. A-OK sums it up. Decent store in most regards. 3*

I had never been in a Marks and Spencer prior to my visit to the London, Brighton location. I loved…read morethe cleanliness of the store and the staff was very friendly. I found some tasty food items that were ready to heat and serve as well as some refreshing drinks. I will be coming back to explore the rest of the store but this trip my stomach was in control.

Well stocked store that reasonably laid out.with exception of those dreaded standing baskets in the…read moreaisles. You are greeted by a member of staff the moment you walk in the door, which is nice. After that they'll leave you to shop/browse, but are around if you need advie/help. Very impressed. There are always several deals going on, which is extra nice. This branch recently came out extremely well on a Mystery Shopper assessment.

I visit this shop weekly. I buy my Lotto tickets here and sometimes a paper. There is an internet…read morecafe and photocopy machine. Its a bit cramp inside. The staff can be friendly but catch them on a busy day and they won't even look at you. It sells booze has well!

This is a good local convenience store, and also an internet cafe…read more Like most such places. the range of food isn't the most amazing, but you can pick up an emergency loaf of bread, can of soup or beans and the like,. useful if everything else is shut. At the back, there is a sizeable internet cafe with prices starting from 50p for 15 minutes.

A plethora of stock!! There should be no trouble finding what you need in this shop, or in Arundel…read more Staff are very willing and able to assist you. I used the Worthing branch until it closed. Right in the heart of the shopping area, and better still right close to sooooo many coffee and lunch spots.

I've decided i'm leaving reviews wherever possible. This book shop is a gem to find. I could of…read morespent all day and all my money in there but its Christmas.... so i'll just have to return after. Its got a relaxing feel, with many rooms and shelves to explore. What you can find is endless and it beats any mainstream book shop anywhere.

Another Brighton newsagents is hardly anything to write home about, and this diddy Kemp Town one is…read moreeven quite small as they go. However, you'll find your basic items such as cigarettes, snacks, cold drinks and magazines aplenty. The guy who was working there last time I popped in was quite friendly too - trying to sell me cigarettes so that my trashy mag/choc bar combo purchase mirrored my friend's! Again, an encounter hardly worth mentioning (yet I'm continuing to type...) but the friendly guy made this newsagents marginally more memorable than others.

This newsagents/post office really is as good as it gets!! If u have a post office card (benefits…read moreget paid in here) you can use the cashpoint to withdraw funds, and as this P.O. is open Sundays its very useful :)

This is the kind of newsagents I remember when I was a kid. Friendly owner, loads of sweets in the…read morejars and all your basic stationary needs taken care of. Shops that look after their community are so rare nowadays and this little place does just that. For £1.50 a week they will deliver your paper to your door or if you prefer some good banter first thing in the morning then you can just stroll down and pick it up yourself.

hello my name is Irene, I have lived one month ,. I'm looking for a job, I have experience in…read morerestaurants and day and night bars. Also in clothing stores, or mother has one !! Currently studying nursing. I can send the resume to the address you tell me. Thank you

I'm a collector of 50s early 60s records and I couldn't believe the prices of their records I had a…read moregood look through them all and the prices in general were double in most cases what I would pay on ebay or discogs I thought seeing as I was in there I'd buy a few 6 records for £50 which I admit I could have got a lot cheaper online and quality would have been better these had a lot is scratches etc.Alol in all a real shame as they had loads of records I wanted and would have spent a lot more but not when I can get them much cheaper and better condition online

Brighton is blessed with a handful of secondhand record shops and one of the best is Wax Factor…read more Housed in a black painted building on the perimeter of North Laines, it's an atmospheric place that's literally jam-packed with secondhand vinyl, CDs and books. They stock everything from hip hop, electronica, funk, soul, jazz and motown but their real speciality is classic rock and pop from the 1950s to the present day. If you're looking for a copy of The White Album, Quadrophenia or the whole back catalogue of The Rolling Stones or The Small Faces, this is the place you'll find it!

Every Saturdays, from 7 am to 5pm, on Upper Gardner Street there is a lot of independent stalls…read morethat sell everything from secondhand books, antiques, records, clothes to street food and vegetables. Every time I go there I usually manage to find and buy a vintage cookery book. I have now four cookery books, they were published between 1911 and 1970. On Upper Gardner Street there is also a very big two storey antique shops which I really like: North Laine Antique & Fleamarket, it is the perfect place to find old fashioned plates and cups of tea for example.

The best thing about this market is it has such a variety of stalls, which makes it much more fun…read moreto walk around than if it was just fashion or organic vegetables. This street really does come alive every Saturday with sellers and prospective buyers. I sometimes wonder how these people have the energy to move larger items like bookcases and tables from place to place, especially first thing in the morning. You've got to have a passion for it is all I can say. Personally I'm a fan of perusing the vintage jewellery, the second hand books and records, the retro clothes stalls and the cakes!