Tiny little store in the potteries centre…read more The produce is excellent and has various ranges (girly pink, goth, sporty etc) and each have their own signature pieces. The bags and hats are also very good, and with the addition of brooches etc you can create a very personal look just from one visit into this shop. Unfortunately, as i say, the unt is tiny, so visits have to be short and sweet, and if there's a queue you normaly have to give up as there's just nowhere to stand.

My eldest loves this place sooooo much it sell everything girly…read more hat , bobbles , clips , make up , and even does ear piecing all at a reasonable price . The staff here are brill with the kids and the shop always has bargins in . The shop however is very small so im afraid hubby as to wait with the pushchairs outside :(

great guys here! i wanted to sell some gold so i could go on holiday, came here first as a mate…read moretold me about its were he got the best price, i got a price then looked all around town to try and beat it could not !!(the guy in the shop even told me to go and have a look around so i felt fully confiedent selling to him) this place was £150 better if he have gold or silver to sell go to this place! they all say they give the best price in but this place does.

Primark is one of the anchor tenants of "The Potterie Shopping Center" having a huge store, just on…read morethe outside part of the store, with connections through escalators into the shopping center. One thing I want to start with, is my shock and reaction in anger and disbelief at how inaccessible the store is for wheelchair users, This is one of The Potteries' flagship stores, and for a wheelchair to have to go all the way around onto the street level and a good 3-4 minute walk is unacceptable for any store, let alone an anchor tenant. I finally got in this store through street level on Lamb Street, this is the main entrance anyway. The entrance through the shopping center is a mess really, it is just a reasonably large empty space with just an escalator, I'm sure they'd make a lot more money and stores do better if they had a lift here, but still some sort of lift or escalator to get into Primark, or just get rid of this entrance completely and make the entrance the one that is through Lamb Street. Primark does have lifts inside with 3 floors, however due to the jumble sale nature, which all near enough looks the same, apart from one floor being mens, womens and children's, it is easy to get in and out of the lifts on the right floor, and walk for a few seconds, until you realize, like I did. The store is filled with cheap clothes, but still is set out like a jumble sale, although seems a little nicer than your Sports Direct style store, although this store still isn't great because of this. For the price and the look, most of the items don't seem to be great quality, but Primark doesn't really seem to be the price for that. I have never visited a Primark in my life, and normally avoid clothes shops and try to limit it when I can, but I still was impressed by some of the deals in this store, my friend picked up a pair of shoes and 5 pairs of socks for £19, which wasn't bad with good deals on socks at 5 pairs for £5, but still due to the situation with entering and leaving the store, being a little discriminatory and made a lot harder, as well as the jumble style nature, I feel this store deserves no more than a two.

Cheap clothes abound, watch out for dodgy stitching on some items though, I've had a couple…read more This store gets packed at the weekend so expect queues at the tills. Also it can end up looking like a jumble sale by the end of the day because of customers dumping clothes where they weren't supposed to be. Get in their early, it's easier that way.

What a beautiful little shop, down a cobbled street in the lovely town of Leek. This place is the…read moreperfect venue to buy cute gifts and knick knacks for anybody from 1 to 101. I have to mention the owner in this review, she is super duper sweet, and on my few visits, she is very helpful and smiley. This place not only is a lovely shop, but it also holds regular crafty workshops, from crotchet and knitting to dressmaking. These are all reasonably priced and range from beginners level to expertise. They encourage the ladies (and gents) to drink tea, eat cakes and have a natter whilst doing so. I also believe that Bibelots also has something called crafty matters, which are opportunities for people to meet up and socialise whilst making and creating in the beautiful Bibelots environment. This little shop supports the community and does it in style. I really loved the totally locally feel, and I'll be back as soon as I can.

From the owner: Bibelot is the areas only authorised Cath Kidston stockist - we carry a large range including bags…read moreand accessories, homeware, toiletries, bedding, books, stationery and umbrellas. Alongside Cath Kidston we also stock bags & accessories from Disaster Designs, toys from Maileg and much more! Bibelot are proud to support British designers and manufacturers, we stock a selection of homeware, jewellery and cards including Poppy Treffry, Tatty Devine, Love Boutique and Laura Sherratt Designs to name a few. We also stock a variety of gorgeous locally handmade items. We also have a fantastic haberdashey and craft room upstairs - we stock a large range including yarn, fabric & fat quarters, ribbon, buttons, jewellery findings, books and craft kits from names such as Rico, Rowan, Stylecraft, Tilda etc. We run a range of craft workshops including sewing and crochet, full details can be found on our website.

I like this shop quite a lot. I think it is one of the only shops that sell fancy dress stuff for…read moreevery occasion and not just for an event like Halloween during Halloween time. And another thing is that they sell little accessories separate from dresses, so you do not have to pay bomb loads just so you can get that little piece that comes with the dress. The staff members are nice and funny too. They walk around in a fancy dress and as I was with my friend, they sneaked up on her and scared her. I thought it was quite funny, and go there regularly to get me some fancy dresses to go out in.

Could not of used a worse company!! Item that was sent out was wrong. Tried calling them but their…read morephone number was not in use!! Sent the item back recorded delivery, @ an extra cost of £5.90, to the posted address on the website which surprise surprise was NOT their address. Parcel has now gone AWOL and I'm still trying to get a refund. Have been in contact via email and to put it bluntly their customer service is a joke, so my recommendation would be do not use this company!!

Dunelm Mill is a massive big warehouse where you can buy anything for the home. You can buy such…read morethings as , curtains, bedding, duvets, towels, kitchenware, lights and lamps, plus much more. The store is always clean and well stock up and when they have a sale on twice a year, you can get some real bargains. The staff are always friendly,polite and helpful.

Dunelm is an excellent place to buy good value home furnishings and accessories…read more They sell a large range of things such as curtains, bedding, rugs, cushions etc. and also sell have a good selection of materials that you can buy from the roll. The prices are very reasonable and I have been very impressed with the quality of all the items I have purchased from there. The staff are always very pleasent and helpfull and the store is well laid out. Checkout is always quick and they are quick to open another till if the queues get too long.

Game is an excellent place for all your consoles and games…read more They have a massive range from old PS1 and PS2 games to the latest games for the PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii. They also do a trade in service where you can part exchange your old games for money off new ones which is a great idea if you tend to complete games very quickly or get bored easily. They also do a click and collect service similar to Argos so you can make sure that a particular item will definitely be in stock before you make a special trip to the store. The store is very well laid out and the staff are very knowledgeable but sometimes the queues can be quite long depending on how busy they are.

Game is great it stocks games for the wii , xbox , ds , playstation plus it sells the above…read moreconsoles and accessories. You can buy brand new or second hand but if you choose to buy second hand you get some money knocked off they also do a lot of deals at low prices . The shop has pods set up so that you can test certain games before you buy. The shop is very big and has loads of room for the pushchairs and wheelchairs . The only bad thing is that the shop can get over run with teenagers looking for somewhere to hang out

in myexperience i've found topshop to be a little anti-bigger woman, which unfortunately in their…read moreterms appear to be anyone over a size 10. I say this is unfortunate because the style and quality of the clothes is obvious to see, but most people just cant fit in them!! When you do the larger sizes in the same style they just dont seem to have the same fit or shape. On a positive note however i have noticed that all the rails are very well organised. Even on a busy day the staff are still very aware of ensuring that items are returned to wear they should be. The shoes and accessories are a brilliant range, and excellent quality, and because of this are very good value even if the outlay payment may seem a little high

The Topshop store is situated in the Potteries Shopping Centre, Hanley and is a medium sized…read moreTopshop. It has a good choice of stock but due to the size of the shop doesn't stock all of Topshop's ranges. It does stock some of the Kate Moss range but not all pieces so it can be a little disappointing if you are looking for something in particular. Topshop sells reasonably priced, trendy clothes and you can normally find something in here to buy. There are plenty of changing rooms but on a busy Saturday you will have to queue as the store can get pretty busy. Topshop probably aims its market at teenagers and those in their 20's and 30's although I think that women older than this can find some lovely things to buy in the store. It is one of the better shops available in the Potteries Shopping Centre and I would recommend it.