Fairly small bookshop but they have a wide range of books, fiction and non fiction. If they don't…read morehave what you want on the shelves then they can usually order it for you. The staff are always helpful and can often reccomend and alternative if you can't find what you're looking for.

I like this shop, they sell really cheap books which are well below the rrp…read more The shop is quite big and sells jigsaws and a few other games which are cheap. They dont sell many of the latest books out they are usually a bit older but good prices. The shop does not get very busy so you are served quickly and the staff are quite friendly and willing to help you find what you are looking for.

I can never pass this place without going in. There is a pretty decent cookery/recipe section and…read morealso quite a number of local books. This is the only outlet I have seen for local history books produced by Farnborough Abbey. The shop also has a few trays of CDs which are 95% old rubbish but very occasionally I do find a gem such as an old Weather Report album at a knock down price. Pop in and have a gander.

Nina is the best barber in the area - well at least my 6 and 4 year old boys won't let anyone else…read moretouch their hair. How can you be so fashion conscious at that age?!? Anyway, it really is a fab place - the kids get to watch kids channels on the tv when it's their turn. They are going to have to get used to someone else soon though as Nina is expecting Twins in December, so, either long haired boys, or risk one of the other (equally nice) barbers in the shop!

I must've walked past four barbershops before I came to red stripes. It was the only one with…read morecustomers inside. I took that as a good sign. I wasn't wrong. The service was great and the haircut was too.

This is a reasonable sized book store with a fairly good selection of fiction and non fiction. It…read morehas a good sized childrens section, and the travel book section is also quite comprehensive. I enjoy looking round this shop as it is nicely laid out, the staff leave you alone to look but are helpful if you ask questions, and it has seats. However, I have very rarely actually bought anything because the prices are so high. Almost everything is at RRP, whereas online things are considerably less. Good for window shopping, but then make your purchases elsewhere!

Small size store plenty of choice throughout and enough to satisfy myself and my 14 year old…read moredaughter in books for many dark nights .. Bit on the pricey side but you pay for conveinience and service Helpful staff and clean tidy store situated inside the Hart Centre with handy centre parking and loads of other great stores and coffee shops .. ideal for a rainy day or long school holidays

There are some real bargains to be found in here, if you get lucky and the item you want is in…read morestock then it's likely to be considerably cheaper here than anywhere else. If you're looking for something in particular, especially if it's new, you probably won't find it in here, but it's worth a check. Paperback novels are £2.99 or two for £5 and there are plenty of popular titles to choose from.

This is an amazing shop. Its only little but has a wonderful range of books at great prices. For…read moreexample a Horrid Henry book at WHSmith (two minutes walk away) is a fiver, but in the bargain bookshop they're £2 each. The adult paperbacks are £2.99 each and 2 for five pounds and I can always find something I want to buy. They have lots of non fiction books too including a small section on the local area. However this wonderful shop has one massive flaw. The lady who works in there seems to absolutely HATE people, not just children, but all customers. She takes it as a personal insult if you want to buy something, and in the event you want to use a debit card its as though you've slapped her. I'm not sure what the refund policy of this store is, because I would never dare to take something back. I am a friendly person and normally chat to shop assistants, but have never even had a thank you from this lady, let alone a smile. Its such a shame as its a gorgeous shop.

This is quite a small branch. Unfortunately it's situated between a Rymans and Woolworths, and most…read moreitems will be cheaper in one of these than in WH Smiths. The books and CDs/DVDs here tend to be quite expensive. The shop has some nice greetings cards and colourful stationary.

Ooo this shop annoys me on so many levels. Ok heres my rant. Firstly Iv come to the conclusion that…read morethe staff just dont care about their customers, most of them are school kids and this is there Saturday job so all I see them do is stand around gossiping and being as slow as possible. Iv lost count the amount of times Iv stood in a very long que just to buy a paper and there is one person at the tills with at least three others who can see its busy but are aimlessly pretending to tidy shelves or restocking. I thought the customer was supposed to come first, they seem to have their prioroties all wrong. My second bugbear is that I can never get my pushchair round the isles without banging into a display stand. Iv not got a very big pushchair either so im surprised they dont get more complaints, as the isles are very narrow. Lastly, why oh why put all thing kids related on the upper floor? Rant over, I would avoid this shop and go to Woolys instead given the choice!

I'm a big fan of the Triangle. It's a Christian bookshop in Queensmead with a small cafe area at…read morethe front of the store. Friendly and peaceful with home-made food, cakes etc. Very nice place to stop after shopping in town. It's also near the bus stop and car parks.

As soon as you enter there is a fantastic atmosphere! There is music playing and it looks stunning!…read moreSome coloured lights and a beautifully set out store. At the forefront there is a café which serves the best food! Cheapest prices I have found! I must recommend the sausage rolls as they are utterly wonderful and a large for only £1 and the cakes are just as delectable! There is a massive variety of cakes, from tray bakes, to loaf cakes to round cakes, all luxury from losely farm. All of the food is made fresh by trained, friendly staff and the bookshop also offers a wide variety of christian literature. Also some great gifts as good prices too! 5**

Sadly the shop itself has closesd down. Shame, a great asset to the village.read more

This shop is just too cool, you have to go it is like an Alassin cave of stuff. Go in and your in…read moreanother world I could spend ages here. It's brilliant but careful not to spend too much money LOL

i love this store the staf are polite and allways happy to talk a huge selection of commics every…read moretime i go there i feel like a kid in a sweet shop and all ways look foward to my commic book thursday i would recomend this store to any avid commic book fan or sci fi fan :) my life would be incomplete if this store was not hear