Could spend hours in this fascinating little gallery shop-a Plymouth institution. Sarah's expertise…read moreis second to none and if you want a rare print-or even mutter 'I want a print of' she'll find it for you. There's a fabulous collection of old Plymouth prints and some more unusual etchings and hand tinted pieces. I challenge you to leave the shop without a present for someone.probably yourself.

All of the staff in this well stocked comic store are extremely friendly and helpful, always…read morewilling to help with a rare find, or order back issues or even chat about what has been good in the comic world recently. Prices are always reasonable, and often you will find generous offers on back issues. Overall, a very pleasant shop to be in, could spend days in there just browsing!

Surprised this place survives. Evidently caters at least adequately for a narrow geeky market. If…read morethey provide enough business then good luck, long may it continue.

The best magazine shop in Plymouth, they also stock a good range of stationery. Upstairs is books…read moreand DVDs, with the top releases in front of you as you go up the escalator. Staff are friendly and helpful, and you can always find one lingering around the shop-floor. The shop also sells lottery tickets, and has a nice supply of jigsaw puzzles. The DVD range caters for more than just blockbuster demand, and includes a good selection of TV programmes and BBC series. If you're a more discerning viewer, then check out the DVDs at W H Smith.

This is much better for magazines and chart books as opposed to specialist books. It does have a…read moregood selection of travel books though. Spread out over 2 floors, this store offers a broad selection of stationary and games, dvds and cd's for you to browse. Often has a good selection of offers on.

You cannot try clothes on in this shop as they closed the changing room during the pandemic and…read morenever opened it again. This now seems to be because the manager is paranoid about the risk of shoplifting. However they must lose a lot of sales precisely because there is no changing room. They say that you can try at home and return goods if they don't fit but you have to return within a week, which is sometimes difficult if you are working or live out of town. This is not a policy in all St Luke's shops - indeed most, if not all of their other shops let you try things on before you buy. I mentioned this to the manager of the Saltash shop and she became quite verbally aggressive towards me. A very arrogant woman whose attitude must deter a lot of people from ever returning there again, which is a pity because this charity needs and deserves all the support it can get.

This is one of four charity shops in this road. Parking is in the street outside (although limited)…read moreor in the main Saltash car park area that serves this street of shops. The staff are very friendly and helpful, the atmosphere is pleasant and the store is well lit, clean and tidy. It is worth having a good look around whenever your around as stock changes quite quickly and prices are reasonable. I have found several nice bits here, particularly videos and games for the children and books for myself! Access in and around the store is ok but a bit more difficult with prams or children.

A small little charity shop located on honicknowle green. Its usually staffed by the older…read moregeneration but they do have some younger ones that help out in there as well. Its not too pricey for a charity shop and there is always the chance of a good bargain. They do all the usual things from clothing to cd's and jewellery. If you are a keen reader then there is always a good deal going on with the books there. I have always had to take a bag with me though. they dont have a supply of carriers. I have never tried tohaggle as its for charity but i am sure if you bought a few items you could come to some arrangement, Its not too cramped in there but there isnt a lot of room to move around if you have a pram or are in a wheelchair. Parking is ok, there is uaually room outside for you to stop for a little while. They get some really good quality items in there from the local community as well

Thought it was called the Artmill but this is definitely the right address. Interesting shop with a…read morecontinuous and frequently changing series of exhibitions by good west country artists. Often some sculpture and occasional jewelry. Very good value and quick framing service.

Although the shop is very small they have a good range of prints. They usually only stock one of…read moreeach so buy when yo see it! The prints are reasonably priced and well framed. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend.

A nice selection of prints and original art, also ceramic and bronze scultures and Murano glass…read morejewellery. Some of the work is from local artists including Jennie Hale. Also offer a framing service with a nice range of frames, although they aren't the cheapest and arguably a better framer in Tavistock is the one on the trading estate behind Focus. The staff are knowledgeable and the resulting framing was of a high quality. Much of the stock is quite pricey but obviously of good quality and many of the featured artists have a strong local if not national following. Worth a visit if you are in Tavistock!

I popped in for a browse around and was impressed by the helpful and informative service provided…read moreby the well informed sales assistant. Well worth a visit. A wide selection of quality pieces and pictures, many by local artists featuring local scenes. Now known as 'The Art Gallery'. I imagine the framing is still available.