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18 years ago
Nice store. Quite large, friendly helpful staff. Some very cheap, reasonably priced household items. I don't know what I would do without Wilkos! read more
1-5 Outram Street
Sutton-in-Ashfield NG17 4BA
United Kingdom
01623 512044
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fantastic value hire was only £15 and free posting real vintage clothes as well, i look fab…read more. thanks again to friendly staff.
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Very big store! The mens is a bit rubbish though, but the womens has a big variety! also has a lot…read moreof homeware products!
Very large store, lots of styles of clothing to choose from. Mens, Womens, Childrens. All sorts of…read moresizes, inc plus sizes. Very good prices. Right near town centre.
Large store inside the shopping centre. They hold very good sales often on nice, stylish clothes…read morethat are already cheap.
This is the sort of shop your mum shops at for you.. i dont…read morelike it.
The East Midlands Designer Outlet formerly known as McArthur Glen is located next to M1 junction…read more28, near to Sutton-in-Ashfield. It's a reasonably-sized shopping centre, which is partly under cover and geared towards stores which offer predominantly discounted goods (though the shops are somewhat more upmarket than Poundstretcher et al). There is plenty of car parking, but public transport options are slightly limited due to the out-of-town location. Facilities are very good and the overall impression is of a well-run centre that is not overwhelming in terms of size. There is a varied mix of stores, with a bias towards clothes and gift shops. Overall, an excellent place to head for if shopping for a birthday or Christmas, though perhaps not quite large enough for a full-on Saturday shopping session!
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This is probably one of the most maverick and unconventional Wilko stores I have visited, the main…read morebranch in Sheffield city centre - the store is over two floors and it is the first time I have ever seen a Wilko branch contain a Post Office, toilets and Cafe - although the latter two seem to close really early including the toilets a good 2 hours or so before the store closes which for me lowers that benefits - the only toilet which is open throughout the store is the disabled toilet which appears to be used for storage making it a nightmare for anyone, let alone a disabled person of which the toilet is designed for. The store being on Haymarket perhaps isn't the best location within the city centre, as it is a stop on the tram or a good 5-10 minute walk from the rest of the city's main shopping areas including The Moor and Fargate, the whole area seems a little rough including the nearby Hilton Sheffield - which of course lowers the overall feel of the store as it feels like the backstreets of a third world country rather than a city centre of the largest and main town of the South Yorkshire region. The staff didn't seem too friendly or helpful - the overall product range was okay but again the layout was confusing including one way in one way out forcing you to buy something - again this is a traditional method Wilko use in many of their stores but surely this adds extra inconvenience to customers just coming in perhaps to use the Cafe (at its' limited hours) or the Post Office who obviously have no need to wait at the crowded checkouts? Not in the best location in Sheffield but still central nonetheless, also let down by its' store layout and perhaps offering too much than it is able to cope with - proof of this is closing many facilities early or having different timings which don't seem to work out. 2*
The thing about Wilkinson is it really is cheap for everything. From shampoo to dining plates. Fair…read moreenough it might not be the best stuff in the world but the old saying you get what you pay for comes to mind and you have to remember that things here do come a lot cheaper than they do anywhere else. Layout and staff are average but expected, no grumbles but not amazement shopping here!
Marks and Spencer is one of those truly British brands, from the Food Hall to clothes, they're…read moresurely a big name with huge, anchor stores around the country, this is another example of that stereotype, being one of the anchor stores of the Meadowhall of Sheffield, being towards the end of the mall it provides one of the linkways between the Meadowhall Interchange, basically forcing you to cut through here to get the train, or one of two tram stations which serve the largest shopping centre in the Yorkshire and Humber region of England, the other of course being Debenhams. It also surprises me that after 16 reviews which were merged onto Yelp originally from Qype this place has been unreviewed in nearly a whole decade, with no reviews yet actually written on the Yelp platform. The staff here seemed really friendly, but I find this to be usually typical of Marks and Spencer, a staff member even offered to help me out of the store where I was going, I found the layout and signage fairly confusing especially considering the fact there are many ways to get in, and out of the store. The store felt like a typical Marks and Spencer, product ranges were okay and this was one of the larger and better stores in the shopping mall, and for me, this would have warranted a solid three-star rating, but I'm pleased to say the service going the extra mile, makes this one of the better Marks and Spencer stores despite having a confusing layout, with the signs offering more harm than good, sending me into the changing rooms on search for the exit. 4*
On a recent business trip to Sheffield the quickest path between the main part of the Meadowhall…read moreCentre and the hotel was through M&S. I must have gone through that shop ten times over two days, and each and every time I couldn't help but grimace at the appalling clothes on display. Quite how M&S consistently manage to ruin perfectly good fabrics with such awful designs I cannot fathom, and yet the shops somehow survive and flourish all over the country. Their food is lovely, though. Bizarre.
Since it moved location a feew years back, its a much bigger store with a better range, you can…read morepretty much pick up any household items or gifts, household wares and diy for a cheap price, its always handy when you need something and there are plenty of staff.
I live in Sherwood and so could go to either town or Bulwell for Wilko's shopping, but choose…read moreBulwell, its really big, always has parking at the rear and then you can pop out onto the market athe same time. Its great. Very cheap, large range of things and household products are really cheap. Love it
This shop is fab, and one of my favourites! They have lots of unusual makes and styles, so if…read moreyou're one of those people who doesn't like to wear what everyone else does, then this is a good place to try. I can always find something I like. They also have a lovely big sofa for the men and kids to pass the time whilst they're waiting, if you're unfortunate enough to have them along with you! The ladies who work in there are very friendly and can't do enough to help. Well worth a visit.
Everything you would expect from Wilko! Store small though…read moreand ranges limited.
I recently discovered this little shop and was pleasantly surprised! They stock new and vintage…read moreclothing for men and for women. There are two little changing rooms (one which for some reaso has a couple of steps in it!). I especially like the lazy oaf stock and i bought a nice skirt for under £20bargain! I really do reccomend this shop!
Wilder is the little sister store of Wild clothing which is much bigger and has a bigger amount of…read morestock. Wilder is more chic and accessible from the immediate centre of Nottingham. This store is one of the best vintage clothing stores around and it seems quite popular with a particular scene. I really enjoy visiting for fashion inspiration mostly. I do not usually buy things from here because they are way too over priced but are usually in great condition. They also sell new clothing and accessories too which is very appealing. The staff are not generally chatty but seem friendly to talk to if you purchase something. I found something i had been looking for, for a while quite recently and i was very surprised they had it.
NEXT at Meadowhall is a large, modern store, that has been refurbished lately, yet the overall…read morelook/feel of the store still feels fresh and brand new, the store now features units from Bath and Body Works, Costa Coffee and an enhanced men's section. The store is located next to Primark. The store features a small Home section, but there is a larger Next Home dedicated store, just outside the mall, on Vulcan Road, which also features a Costa Coffee. It reopened towards the end of 2022 after refurbishment. The store is spacious and has a nice feel; the men's section is also improved, while I agree the fashion isn't really catered towards a more youthful market, there are still some nice items here to take a look at. I didn't notice many staff members around the shop floor, which makes it a little more difficult if you require assistance. A new and improved location, well worth a visit for NEXT fans. 4*
There's 2 matalan stores in nottingham city this one in bulwell and the other in chilwell. Bulwell…read moreis the smaller of the two but is still a big store with a wide range of products. Kids fashion, mens womens and the home store they have regular sales they are pretty good with queues, changing rooms, obviously be weary near busy times such as christmas, they have regular deliveries so their not often out of stock and they have plenty of sales and special offers throughout the year at great prices.
I love Matalan! When they are having a good day, there are so many stylish, well made clothes to…read morechoose from, I end up going to the changing rooms loaded with clothes. Their accesories are great too. If you go at the end of a season, before new stock, there isn't as much to choose from.
One of the better shops in Sheffield city centre and that's saying something…read more The shop is quite small but does tend to have a lot of stock and I can usually find what I need. The staff are helpful and friendly. The sales are particularly good and you can usually get jewellery really really cheap!
For a small shop they seem to manage to get a lot of different items on display and always have a…read moregood range of sizes. Staff always helpful.
Matalan is located on a small retail park near Woolworths and Argos & opposite the Westfields…read moreCentre in Derby. It specialises in clothes for all the family and has an impressive homewares department. Membership is required to buy from Matalan which will set you back £1. I personally find their womens range is a bit limited, but their jeans are great quality and affordable. I've had one pair which have lasted me 4 years & still looked great. Homewares was a godsend to me when I moved to university as stuff was modern and cheap. I wouldn't recommend the shop if you don't like to rummage through stuff. To find good stuff you need time & its position in Derby means you have to walk a way to get to it.
The most annoying thing about Matalan at Bradshaw Way is the parking. Be aware you'll need change…read morebefore you get there as it is a pay and display (which is refunded if you spend in one of the outlets so remember to present your ticket at the check out). The car park is cramped and small. Once inside the shop it is large and relatively spacious but always noisy. The clothes ranges ebb and flow in quality. The jeans and branded jeans are good value but the general day to day way tends to be poorly cut and lower quality. The footwear range is often good for fashion shoes that you only plan on wearing for one season. The homewares section is more appealling and there are some good bargains to be ahead. once again it is largely dictated by fashion so it is a good place to shop if you are staging a house or just want a quick accent change to your decor. What lets Matalan down the most is the presentation. It is invariably messy with clothes on the floor and boxes and trolleys abandoned in the shopper's way. The changing rooms can also be a bit whiffy! For make do and mend items Matalan can be a good shop but it is not inspiring.