Great place. They have loads of stock, always seem to spend loads when we go. Staff seem very…read moreknowledgeable and friendly prices seem to be on a par with similar shops. They have a loyalty scheme where you get vouchers when your spend a certain amount. Plenty of parking off road and have a small cafe on site.

From the owner: Caravanning and Camping equipment, outdoor leisure and activities, garden and outdoor furniture,…read morecamping and domestic trailers, towbars, trailer parts and towing equipment. Everything for your caravanning holiday, from the towbar pulling your caravan, to the picnic furniture in your awning - all can be found at Towsure Extablished 1967

Ever walked in to a shop and wanted to buy everything? Made In The Cellar is like that. It's like…read moreAladdin's cave, but in Sheffield. In there you'll find things like typographic prints of inspiration & wit; stripped-back, up-cycled tables and bespoke one off pieces of furniture; gorgeous scented candles, and stylish candlesticks; quirky lamps and the types of light fittings you see in ultra stylish interior design magazines... The list goes on. There is a selection of smaller items which would be great gifts for people, and a box of greeting cards which are so sarcastic and borderline offensive, that I couldn't resist buying 4 on my last visit - the one I'll be giving my dad for his birthday will either make or break our relationship! For the quality of the stuff in there, it's incredibly reasonably priced, I just wish I had a big enough house to fit it all in!

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!

The Catalogue Outlet is somewhere I don't tend to go a lot as you have to search for a bargain in…read morebetween all the crap people have sent back. However household goods can be found cheaper there so it might be worth checking before resorting to the catalogues for an order.

This is the place where I used to get all my colourful shirts from during the time I spent in…read moreSheffield. I kept popping in regularly, because their range constantly changes. But they also do other stuff from the Seventies, e.g. flared trousers, leather jackets, wigs, nose glasses and other party attire. The staff is always very friendly, too.

An excellent shop for anyone who is into vintage/retro clothing. They shop stocks an extensive…read morerange of second hand (yet of good quality), jeans, shirts, jackets etcat very reasonable prices. A good pair of Levi's will set you back just £20!

Discount beds does exactly what it says on the tin, offers discount beds and mattresses…read more I visited recently on the look out for a good quality small double sized bed. There is plenty of parking within the grounds of their unit and it's easy to get to (though I wouldn't visit on a Sheffield United match day due to its proximity, unless you like struggling for parking and sitting in queues of traffic!) As soon as you walk through the door there are a large range of display beds for you to browse, with the main room splitting off into smaller areas with yet more beds. I was looking for something fairly specific, as not many beds will fit up our stairs, so needed to have a chat with the staff. Despite being busy organising deliveries and taking phone calls, I was offered help by a member of staff who was very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Their prices seem competitive and comparable, so I'd recommend you give them a try if you are on the look out for a bed.

Located towards the end of Orchard Square, this TK Maxx store is fairly large over 3 decent…read moresized-floors, as well as feeling slightly more spacious and modern than other branches. For me, one thing I hate about TKMaxx is that they tend to resemble a jumble sale, mainly of tatt, but this branch which surprisingly hasn't been reviewed since Qype days eleven years ago is an example for stores in that sense, that becoming more modern, and spacious of course increases customer satisfaction and the overall experience. I didn't find much staff around the shop floor, which was a shame. They had two sets of dressing rooms, I presume for men and women which was handy. The selection was pretty much average for a store of its' size, the location is in Sheffield city centre close to Waterstones in Orchard Square is good too. Pretty much average clothing store, albeit it is one of the best TKMaxx stores I have visited. 3*

Possibly the tallest TK Maxx I've ever been in, this is over several floors. There's a big atrium…read morein the middle which takes up a lot of space so unfortunately there isn't as much of the good stuff in there as I'd like. Some of the departments feel very claustrophobic and crammed in, whereas other parts feel quite spacious near the atrium. There are several places to pay which is good as it gets really busy and crowded. There are great bargains to be had if you can be bothered to spend the time to look for them.

If you've got a Makro card then this is worth a visit as it's quite a large, good store. They've…read moregot a good choice of stuff and a lot of it is at really good prices. It's also just around the corner from Costco, which is even better! There's a cafe inside but I wouldn't recommend that. Not the staff's fault, but the menu isn't the best and it isn't particularly cheap - they should take lessons from their American rivals. Plenty of free parking which is always a bonus. Often queues at the tills and they never seem to open enough of them. Check your receipt carefully as there are often mistakes.

Makro used to be quite good for booze bargains but the competition from the supermarkets are fierce…read moreand so Makro can't compete with prices. It's a cash and carry so expect everything to be in large, catering sized packs, but that also includes sweets! Some of the reduced items are also worth a neb as damaged packaging can knock a lot of money off the price at the detriment of the product. Makro also sell clothes and some bargains can be found for the branded items and also books but again, electricals are expensive compared to online stores.

A good little new age shop selling all kinds of gifts and oddments from all over the world…read more The theme of the items is very bohemian with throws, cushion covers, candles and ornaments many from India and Thailand. It's a good place to look for a present for the person who has everything as you're bound to find something in here they haven't got. The shop can get very busy with people looking at things so be careful not to knock anything fragile off the shelves as you're weaving past other shoppers. Also, as part of their ethical stance, Evolution don't particularly like giving plastic bags out but you'll get a beaming smile if you tell them you don't need one.

A well established outlet filled with funky trinkets including gifts, candles, home accessories &…read morehand made goods. Ethically sourced, reasonable prices with regular sales and friendly staff. Love it!