I really do like this shop, I'm personally not really into fantasy stuff but its good for people…read morewho actually do like fantasy things. They stock things like Sci-fi items to Manga and sell old comics and models. The prices are quite reasonable considering its an rare item or memoribilia. Great place to visit if your into fantasy things.

Amazing shop!! They do all the rare, old and new comics at decent prices. They do loads of film and…read moretv memoribilia. i love their nightmare before christmas stuff! They do figures, and posters, and all sorts. Its totally brilliant.

I have been going to Ians for years for all my comic book needs. He has a very large selection of…read morecomics and can order in if there is something you want that isnt in stock. The shop itself is quite small but carefully arranged. It is in a good area, Albert Road has some of my favorite shops down it, and buses are near. Plus Ian is a real nice guy too.

Visited this comic book shop today after finding it online. The shop has a wide variety of pop…read moreculture items, action figures, graphic novels etc. Lots of comic books to browse through - mainly modern/current but still a selection of back issues to look through. You could easily spend a few hours here! The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable - will definitely be going back. Check it out if you're in the area and love anything to do with comics and comic book culture! 5*

Primark is all of the things said in the above review!…read more However, whenever I have vistied this particular store it is like a jumble sale! ther are clothes all over the place and I can never stay in there long enough to find what I want, I get really annoyed! Having said that Primark is great, and other stores i've been in have been very good and much more organised!

I love love love primark!…read more This a fairly big store and has everything you need! The clothes are cheap as is the underwear and accessories. People often comment that the clothes are not good quality but almost everything i have bought has washed up well and i have worn time and time again. However if you do get the odd item that doesnt wash or wear well it is not a major loss because of the cheapness. I often buy my summer holiday wardrobe at Primark with t-shirts costing between £1.50 and £3 and shorts for about £5. Flip flops and bikinis are also amazing value. I am not overly keen on the ladies underwear but my partner wears the boxer shorts and the black socks for work. The only downside to this shop is the queue's and the fact that it sometimes resembles a jumble sale! The queue's are massive and sometimes snake around the clothes! I would recommed going 1st thing in the morning when it opens and midweek, never a weekend! The staff are always nice and will always go out to the stock room to look for stuff for you.

Aidy is efficient, friendly and passionate about what he does. He treats customers so well and…read moreregulars always get a bit of a discount. He takes personal pride in making sure customers are informed know that they, and their watches, are in good hands.

Fabric Land has every type of fabric you could possibly want. But then again, i suppose thats the…read morewhole point. All the fabrics easy to get out, you just take your roll up to the counter and they measure and cut it for you. They do all sorts of ribbons, iron-on transfers, buttons, zips, cotton absolutely bloody anything to do with fabrics and sewing. All their fabrics is priced in metres, and they're quite cheap aswell. The only thing i hate about this shop is you cant quite get a buggy around the aisles.

Really fantastic store for all things fabric related and the staff are extremely knowledgeable and…read moreready to help if you're not really sure what you're looking for. The main minus is the fact that the aisles are extremely narrow, if you meet anyone coming the other way, you have to back up. Fabric ranges considerably in price and quality, and I would recommend you have some idea about what you want to buy before you visit, simply because you may find yourself becoming overwhelmed by the amount of choice you are faced with fabric is literally packed up to the ceiling.

A nice little fabric store in the heart of Woolston. This shop has been going for many years, I…read moreremember my nan taking me there when I was little - and that's quite some time ago! It has a fairly wide selection of materials, wool, netting, cotton, needles, fabric etc and the staff are friendly and personable. I havent always had the best customer service in there (the staff wont necessarily stop what theyre doing to serve you, for example) but the prices are affordable for an independent shop and thats what matters in this time of the credit crunch!

this is a proper old-school fabric shop, with a fair amount of choice of materials. they also do…read morepicture framing. the staff are helpful and friendly. that said, if it's modern, funky fabrics and supplies you're after, i would recommended hopping on a bus and going to fabricland in East Street instead (listed and reviewed on qype) for a much better selection.

Hawkins is pretty good for gadgets and toys and does stock a good range for a modern gadget shop,…read moremost now have a limited range of stock and hardly any of it on display and have it all behind counters or in cabinets. Its great for kids and adults who want toys, joke things, party stuff, or stocking fillers!

This shop is brilliant for small and big kids, it has all the little toys you had when you were…read moreyounger that you'd forgotten about. Great for buy stocking presents at christmas!! i love this shop and reccommend it to anyone, theres always something fun to do in there and the staff are all fun and have toys whizzing around the floor.

Marks and Spencer is a British retail chain, and this particular store is in the Southampton West…read moreQuay shopping center. My visit here might have been my first-ever inside a Marks and Spencer store. I looked mostly at the women's clothing, and I felt pretty impressed by its selection, quality, and prices. I found some sweaters that I liked and were affordable. Other departments within this store sold men's and children's clothing, cosmetics, home goods, and groceries.

I'm a fan. And this café in Southampton really disappointed me. They've junked the proper…read moregrind/expresso making machines in place of snazzy push - button contraptions that do not give the taste of an equivalent cup of coffee made under real pressure. Shameful. How on Earth could M&S senior management allow this short term foolishness, likely just to save a few quid. We noted they were selling fish & chips with peas and a lemon wedge at £9. We decided to try but it soon became clear that was our mistake. They weren't that tasty. The food seemed air fryer cooked, dry, near tasteless and not a good eat really, so real fish & chip shops have no fear of this competition. This is food passable for old folks homes. We didn't have to wait long for the food but here again the server had no tartare sauce to offer (apparently a supply issue) but it was readily available in store just a mere few feet away. £18 for rubbish food. The tomato ketchup, vinegar pouches and salt were seemingly rationed. I asked for some more and some more was handed over, piecemeal. I gave up. Is it a lack of training? Who knows. Then I tried to open the sauce pouches and ended up asking a staff bloke to do it. He struggled but succeeded. I am really annoyed as this is not acceptable.