Giulio is probably the only substantial luxury fashion boutique in Cambridge. This branch focuses…read moreon menswear and there is another women's shop on Sussex Street nearby. There is a considerable selection of casual and official wear from a variety of high end brands including Prada, Gucci, Zegna, D&G, Polo, etc. Prices are similar to what you'd be charged for the same items in brands' own boutiques in London. As most luxury retailers, they hold big sales twice a year offering to buy remains from the previous season's collection more affordably.

the absolute definition of exquisite garments, with seperate stores ( one for men and another for…read morewomen) you'll find some amazing clothes at fair prices from most the high end designer's. Last time I was in there I couldn't see any APC or nudie or viv westwood, marc by marc jacobs and so on and so forth, but the foundations of any exclusive and stylish wardrobe can be built from this store. Bearing in mind you wouldnt find a shop in the same league that is also as well established as Giulio, you can be sure they're the one stop shop to the top cloth.

Simply stunning bridal dresses with a great influence on the side of vinatge styling. Rococo have…read morenow moved to Langford Arch in Sawston, to expend their collection and ranges available. Everything from evening wear to bridal gowns are catered for and so friendly on the service side.

Love this shop for a different type of ladies clothing. Clothing and accessories are very…read morereasonable. They do have a website for you to peruse. Also gives you the chance to have a look round the rest of Cambridge and maybe have lunch at Henrys Cafe bar by the river. You could even go so far as to have a punt down the river.

Beautiful dresses and coats but somewhat spoiled by the cluttered layout of the shop which only…read moreadmits a few people at a time. The sale items are good value so if you see a dress you like, be patient and wait until its half-price!

Staff seem determined to shut the place down. Appalling customer service , much higher prices than…read morelocal competitors like Wickes and Homebase. Even when the place is deserted you can find a long queue at the only till that's open with a single new staff member, while the other staff hide in the trade section where there are no customers. The automated card only tills remain shut for fear of dishonesty, but because the staff pay no attention to any customers losses are undoubtedly a real problem. Roof is leaking with buckets available not only for shopping but pre filled with rainwAter.

My favourite DIY shop! After renovating a house I found that B&Q in cambridge always stocked the…read moreitems i needed at a good price. Its a shame they don't offer a loyalty scheme! The layout of the store is good, items are easy to find. the range of trolleys here is good. Car parking easy and theres even a burger van in the car park! what more could a man ask for! They have a garden section with fencing, patio slabs, decking, plants, pots pretty much all you want for the garden. the paint selection is good, the kitchens are nice, with a range of prices available. The lighting section is extensive with many different styles availble. Worth a visit!

This store has some really gorgeous women's fashions - anything from going out gear to everyday…read morewear to office clothes - but they tend to be on the pricier end of the high street. This store is right off the market square, so it's very convenient if you're in the centre of town. It does feel rather cramped, especially on busy weekends. But the displays are very attractive and some of the clothes beautiful. I even got my bridesmaids' dresses (stretch satin cocktail type dresses) from here! (And was most annoyed when I saw them on sale a few weeks later for almost half the price!) After climbing up a spiral staircase at the back of the store, you'll find shoes, bags and various accessories, as well as a very grandiose dressing room with long mirrors and seats. All feels very opulent and yonder year - in a good way. If I could afford to I would buy almost everything in this store!

It is a different shop from New Look or River Island. I think, it is great for a teenagers who wish…read moreto be different, as it sells punk stuff. I think, some people may disagree and try to convince me that Tammy girl sells goth stuff, but I wouldn't be so sure about that. Price wise it is more expensive than Primark, but there is always a price for being different. Once I bought there pink/black skirt. At that moment I thought it was cool, but now I wear it for fancy dress parties only.

Very limited space, I often find when they have events that its virtually impossible to see any…read moredemenstrations, or shop around it, best to avoid when its busy, very good selection and value for money. The staff are very friendly and helpful in locating things or advising when they will have new stock, in Newmarkets town centre in a good location with an adjoining post office next door

Tattersalls is Newmarkets ultimate stationary store in Newmarket…read more The shop is seperated into two parts, the left side sells office furniture and supplies like stationary, and at the back they have a large arts and crafts area, with everything from paints, paper and card making accessories available. The right hand side of the shop is where they sell books, and newspapers and magazines, as well as a small selection of confectionary and tobacco. Its a very well laid out shop, with two entrances to the front and one exit at the back. Staff are very polite, smart and really helpful, no matter which department you need help with, and you can nearly always find exactly what your looking for there.