This is a really weird place to be in. It is frankly cramped and ugly looking on the inside, yet it…read morealways seems to be busy. There are a few reasons for this. As the name does suggest, everything in here is relatively cheap. The product ranges are very changeable depending on what they must be able to locate at the time. There are toys, electrical goods, household improvement items and many many more random items. To give a glimpse into what I have got from here to encapsulate the randomness of this place: a learn to make balloon animals kit and a robbers costume for Halloween! The lady who runs this shop is a very nice lady with the gift in the gab, and is pleasant to all who come in here. Its good to come in for just a random snoop to see what you might find

There are so many of this type of store springing up all over the place that you have a tendency to…read morethink that they are all the same. Well believe me this one has got to be visited to appreciate just what an alladins cave it is. So many bargains in one place can be a little overwhelming and all great brand names at that ! I couldn't believe how some items could be sold so cheaply This store sells everything including fresh food and frozen produce so it is possible to do all your shopping under one roof! The store itself is very well laid out with lots of space between the aisles. staff are very helpful with a welcoming g smile. There is good parking facilities at the door and ample disability parking. The store is easy to find being just off the main Belfast to Bangor road. I really am impressed with this store and will certainly be back and recommend it to others.

Best Sellers is a discount store whereby you can buy pretty much anything at a lesser price than…read moreanywhere else, primarily because of its shorter date. For me, I usually feel uncomfortable buying food that has a shorter date. I don't know why. Perhaps it is because there is a chance I could get ill. Or perhaps it is because I am a snob. Either way, I like to buy food that has a longer date because when it is on offer I buy it to keep it in the house. Best Sellers means that whenever you buy the food, you kind of have to have it straight away which doesn't suit me. Not a favourite of mine but some people love a bargain

A friend of mine who was known for his...how shall we say...frugality, used to frequent this store…read more He would bring back loads of biscuits, sweets, crisps and other goodies. I always wondered how he got so much food there. So one day I ventured to Best Sellers. I was amazed. Bottled water for 20p? Crisps for 10p? Soup for 50p? Then I took a look at the expiration dates on the food. Oh. That's what's going on here. But if that doesn't bother you, then Best Sellers is your place. And, really, how can water go out of date? Not all the stuff is out of date. They also have a dairy and frozen food selection that is thankfully in date. I don't think any place would last too long selling out of date milk. Even in Belfast. Some of the food is just...unusual and this is where it winds up. I expect to see a whole lot of those Walker's World Cup flavour crisps here pretty soon...

The name creates the image that this place is going to be frantic and furious, I mean Price Attack…read moreit sounds viscous, I went in hoping that the prices were the only thing being attacked. To my surprise this store could not have been more different, it was serine and relaxed, to be honest it felt like I was watching it in slow motion. Price Attack sells everything you could possibly think of, it is a little bit mixed up if I am honest. On one isle there was various dog toys and treats and right there on the opposite side there was a range of rugs and carpets that were being perused by an elderly couple. I thought this was a little strange and there was no real separation of different products. Price Attack also sells hardware and general household goods but I would suggest you call in because the items in store certainly will not break the bank. One thing I noticed about Price Attack is that they did not have the typical shopping jingles playing over the speakers, instead they had a Radio 4 debate about benefit fraud so you might just learn some topical information by calling into Price Attack.

I love the name of this shop. It sounds like something out of an action film...a bitta good guy vs…read morebad guy, where prices attack like never before. Very dramatic, and much better than the mundane 'Pound Shop'. Effectively, that's what Price Attack is...a sort of pound shop. Of course, not everything is a pound, but there's certainly a sufficient number of goods around this price to justify the overarching label. Goods such as stationary (five rubbers for a pound etc.), household cleaners, hardware / outdoor accessories and all the sort of usual discount store stock. As means of explanation for the next bit of info I provide you with, I'm going to contextualise it for you. It has been said that I'm a bit anal when it comes to cleanliness (you'll see where I'm going with this in a minute), and I rather like those mini bottles of hand gel that came into vogue around the time we thought we were all going to die of swine flu. Despite not giving in to such beliefs, I just decided to purchase one for times of need, and since then I've gone through tubs of the stuff. My friends have begun to make fun of me, but hey, they're not complaining when they need a hand-clean and I'm the only one with the gel... Well, to my delight, I'd spotted a 99p bottle of Carex hand gel, and remembering my current tube was dying a slow death, I decided to purchase this new one. Unfortunately nothing else caught my eye, so it was my only buy....which rarely happens in a discount store. At least now my world will continue to be a happy and clean place. And all for 99p...

This is an outlet centre which is genuinely full of bargains. Not in the same league as the crazy…read morereductions you find in US designer outlets, but well worth a visit nonetheless. There are a couple of high end outlets - Armani and Luella which is where the biggest reductions are to be found. On my last visit I saw mouth watering Luella handbags for £250, and I had seen them elsewhere at closer to £600, albeit the season before. Sadly the husband was with me and gave me The Look. The Look which says 'no more handbags.' The Armani shop had beautiful tops and dresses which I must admit I don't really need for the school run, also at less than half the original price. Outlet branches of high street favourites Warehouse and Jaeger are also good for a look around but just keeping mind that you won't find the latest must have pieces there. Basics and classics are what you're looking for here and you'll find them at about 50% off. The Jaeger shop also sells mens wear - the husband found a fab linen shirt for £30 which was a total steal. The whole environment at the Outlet is really pleasant, beautifully landscaped 'streets' and lots of open space, very much in the style of my beloved US outlet malls. There are plenty of places to bolster your energy reserves for round two of shopping - Costa Coffee, Starbucks and Simply Deans , which does a mean chicken caesar salad.

For Gods sake don't go when its raining, and we all know THAT never happens in this country…read more... NO shelter in between shops, we were scuttling about like rats up a drainpipe when the showers came on, this place is so badly designed its not funny, I don't give a pigs ass about mothers and babies, but I feel really sorry for elderly people and people with dogs who would find it hard to escape the wet weather. Half of the shops are closed down and the ones that remain are OK, but really not that many bargains to be had, some shops offer decent sale prices, but others offer little more than 10 - 20% off retail. The M&S is a complete shambles, selling nothing but the bottom of the barrel stuff they couldn't shift anywhere else. Go in summer if its a nice day but don't expect any bargains. The upside is that there is loads of carparking (because there are hardly any shoppers)

This store situated on the outskirts of Bangor is a wee find, it has just about everything that you…read morecan think of including a lot of big brand names. The prices are very reasonable although some items can be bought elsewhere at cheaper price but that's not to say that you can't find that proverbial wee bargain! The store is big and spacious and there are plenty of parking spaces. It is well laid out and is pleasant enough to browse around and the staff are very helpful. It is worth visiting this store especially if you are looking for those seasonal items as the deals are very competitive .

Over the last few years I drove past this large unit of a shop about a million and one times on my…read moreway to the gym. It never attracted me because I imagined it would be full of cheaper-quality clothes and pound shop quality home wares. I was right! My sister made me go as she loves a bargain. We stopped off and walked into this huge cave of a place - a mixture of ladies, gents and children's clothing. There were groceries, household products, sports equipment, jewelry and pet store products. I trawled through lots of different clothes, some marked with stickers that say 'This garment was produced for a popular high street store' - I guess they have a small amount of factory seconds but most of the products are too expensive for customers looking for a bargain. I did buy one top for £7.00 so I was happy enough. My sister, who usually loves shops like this, thought it was full of things you could buy in the pound shop for half the price. I won't be back.

I haven't a notion who Clare is, but she has an awful lotta discounts…read more.. The one thing you *will* learn about Clare and her discount store is that everything is a pound unless otherwise stated (just in case you hadn't noticed the numerous stickers and signs highlighting this important fact. Whether it be sewing kits, air fresheners, fish food (not to be confused with the edible Ben and Jerry's 'Phish Food'), cat mats, confectionery, shampoo or plastic toys (or anything in between for that matter), Clare has 'em all at in and around a pound. If it doesn't say what price it is...it'll be a pound, and don't you forget. Speaking of plastic toys, my sister came across a slinky (with great excitement). Ah, the humble slinky. Manys an hour was spent setting this plastic rainbow of a toy on the top stair, and making it 'walk' downstairs. And then doing it again. And again. I was gutted when mine got all tangled, and was completely unusable. Still saddens me to think about it... I know, you're thinking 'tag or no tag?' / 'pound or not a pound?'. Well, with no price tag on it, I knew for a fact that it must be a pound. As if you had to ask...

I love this place. We were on a tour and I wanted some sweets to take home and to give to my…read morestudents. A giant gummi poo? I think I will buy that! 1 pound 99p- what a bargain! Also bought Taytos, Penguins, Walnut Whips, fudge, and other assorted goodies. 23 pounds later- I had 2 large carrier bags filled with goodies. And everything was lovely. Also picked up some sundries we were missing- bought a sewing kit and a mirror and some toothpaste and floss- since one of my students had lost theirs. This place seems to be perfect for the budget traveler- they've got a bit of everything and it's all priced reasonably.

B and M bargains in Newtownards is on Regent Street right in the middle of the market town, it has…read moreexcellent parking and loads of ATM's nearby. So what does it sell? It is hard to put your finger on what type of shop this is but one thing is for sure it has become very popular recently. This is sort of a brick a brack shop selling cut price sweets, fixtures and fittings for your home, toys and industrial goods. It is one of those shops you would go to if you just want to have a nosey around and are not quite sure what you want. The staff are really helpful too, today I watched one of them go out of there way to search the stock room for two cushions for an old lady. They always have plenty of staff on too, so you will not be searching for anyone to help you.

I spent ages looking for a small brown coloured pearl with a diamond drop on a thin long chain for…read moremy bridesmaids to wear at my wedding. For some reason I never thought of Samuel's and spent ages going from shop to shop on the hunt. This is going to sound toffee nosed but I had always thought of Samuels as a cheap jewellery store full of yellow gold and little figurines - I was genuinely happy when I called in and found the perfect necklaces for very good prices. The girl who served me informed me that they only had two left but, as I needed three, she immediately jumped on her phone and located some in Sheffield - these were than shipped over for me and I got them a week later - really happy with that result and they gave me a money off voucher as well which I am going to use to buy my own bridal necklace - i've seen the perfect one in Samuel's as well. Not tacky but classy and full of many designs to suit all needs and pockets.

My word...is it possible to have this many discount stores on the same street?! Well, apparently…read moreso, this being the third one I've reviewed. Apparently this epithet applies not only to this one shop, but to the entire Woodstock area... Bargain World, as Emma (the previous reviewer) rightly notes, is much more of a hardware store - tupperware, tools, kitchen utensils galore - than your run of the mill bargain shop. In saying that, I did find two bottles of deodorant for 99p each, which was notable for three reasons: 1) I've never found them for 99p elsewhere. 2) They're incredibly difficult to find. 3) They were pretty grimy and needed a clean. I took them anyway (after giving them a rub with a tissue). Perhaps the most notable aspect of Bargain World is the greeting as you come in the door. I almost jumped the height of myself when I walked in, and a recorded voice said "Hello and welcome" (or something like that...I was too busy nearly wetting myself to remember). Even when you leave, the little detector picks up your movement and says exactly the same thing, which I thought was quite amusing. Well, you have been warned...watch for that welcoming voice, and prepare yourself to find a few bargains.

Yes, there are bargains here - but not the sort of bargain that normally costs £250 and is £50 in…read morethe sale, more like £1.29 for a pack of kitchen towels or a bumper pack of toilet bleach. It's a bit like an indoor market - and I don't mean that in a derogatory sense - it's just not a fancy boutique or upmarket shop. It's a hardware shop - and I kind of like hardware shops, especially the locally run ones as you can get your cleaning products and household good really cheap here - hence the name. They also sell big plastic planters much cheaper than you would get in a garden centre and I'm sure the gardening enthusiasts would be happy with them. I know if I was getting kitted out for a new place to live, it would be a good place to go for your kitchen bits and pieces as well as cleaning products.