This a famous bargain store, in fact coach parties of visitors arrive in the summer to stock up on bargains. A wide range of goods are sold, from tinned food and jars of coffee to toys and Christmas decorations. The food is often discounted, but stock up when you see it, as there is often only a limited amount. Pet food, cleaning items and alcohol are also sold, as well as small pieces of furniture and stationery. The store does get busy and it can often get gridlocked in the aisles as there does tend to be baskets full of tempting goods down the centre of the aisle. Give yourself enough time to have a browse and remember, get it when you see it, as next time it will probably have gone. read more

A wonderful shop. Many of the items are brand names and are heavily discounted, but as said before, the best bargains tend to be one offs and go quickly. The store can often be quite chaotic and also have long queues for the checkouts, which can take a while to get through due to the sheer number of customers. Some items are always available and after a couple of visits these will be obvious, but others will be recognisably amazing bargains. The staff are overworked and although helpful, there are few staff on the shopfloor - but this is understandable given the cost of the produce. read more

I remember a long time ago when I was a child, being dragged round B & M by my grandparents on one of their 'holidays', I used to hate it, was always busy and could hardly move. Nothing much has changed, except nowadays I love it. There are quite a few B & M's opening round the North West now, but Cleveleys was where it all began and even though my local store is in Blackburn, I still prefer the one in Cleveleys. I would recommend to anyone that you should shop here before you go to Asda or Tesco etc, you will find many items a lot cheaper than you will in the major stores and even though B & M sold a lot of foreign stock that Aldi now sell, B & M stock major brands like Walkers, Nescafe, Wall's, Kelloggs and much more. The last time I visited the store, I brisked through and was served all in under 10 minutes, today I bought the same stuff and queued for quite a while, every till was being operated by staff as it was so busy. In this day and age, why pay more than you have to? read more

Fantastic shop, lots of choice and lots of bargains as the name suggests, this is one of the bigger B & M Bargain stores I have been in and we left with an overflowing shopping trolley. Their is more than adequate parking spaces although in the store the aisles can be quite tight with the amount of merchandise on the shop floor and progress can get a little slow with a lot of shoppers blocking your way with their trolleys however all in all a great place to pick up bargains and stock up your cupboards. What is noteworthy is the prices they have for soft drinks such as coke and pepsi with deals of buy one get one free. Will shop here again and again. read more

B & M is a great little find hidden on a back street in Cleveleys - know well by locals it's even know to be a stop off point for coach trips! Although the food sections contain the usual discount fair you can great some great bargains on items such as Toys, beauty products and pet food. It does tend to get busy at the weekends so I'd plan a trip during the week if you have the choice. Also if you are planning a visit I suggest packing as close as possible as bags of bargains are a real pain if you have to walk to the free parking read more

Great shop. Lots of bargains in branded goods. Sells just about everything from food to housewares and toys. Allow plenty of time to browse this large discount store.A little away from the main shopping street but worth the short walk. read more

B&M began in Cleveleys with a small shop selling cans of unlabelled goods at ridiculously low prices. I remember my mum and dad coming home with tins and opening them for dinner - we never knew if we'd be eating stewed rhubarb or minced steak! Now, B&M is opening stores all across the UK and their range of goods is phenomenal. I have to say that things are not quite as cheap as they used to be when there were just a couple of stores on the Fylde coast - but that's progress in the world of commerce . On the whole though, I visit at least twice a week to stock up on food items and tend to buy household goods and presents from there too. The food range is undoubtedly brilliantly priced and extensive - although you need to grab it when you see it as stocks are usually one-offs and may not come in again. Tins, packets, crisps, sweets and biscuits have always been big sellers and now they sell cold meats, milk, cheese and bread too. I always buy toilet rolls and kitchen towel there as it is a third the price of Tesco. My lamps, coffee table and lounge mirror are all from B&M and the family kids presents are always from their toys section. There is a kiosk at the exit selling cigarettes, perfume and alcohol. The cigarettes are not lower in price but there are bargains to be had on perfumes and booze, depending on what they have in stock at that time and whether you want it! A word of caution - do not go midday during the Summer as it becomes rather like a cattle market and you will find yourself unable to move and jammed in with trolleys. There have long been day coach trips run to B&M from Scotland/Yorkshire and further South, for people to stock up on reduced price goodies. How long this will continue is debatable as B&M has recently acquired the old Au Naturel chain of stores and is rapidly expanding countrywide. All-in-all, you can't knock B&M bargains. It's part of my childhood, adolescence and twenties - and I hope it will be part of my old age too read more

Incredibly popular bargain shop in Cleveleys. B & M Bargains started life in Cleveleys in a much older and tattier building a couple of streets away and was equally as popular back then. Visit during the week if you have any sense as it can get overly busy at weekends and quite frankly not much fun. I visited today for the first time in quite a while and I noticed that there is far more emphasis on food now than there used to be. Tea, coffee, tinned items and even fresh food such as cold meats are available as well as alcohol. Garden furniture, toys, textiles, small electrical items such as deep fat fryers and kettles, bathroom items, clothing, prints and more. I got a sweeping brush for 25p from here once! :-) Long queues can form at the checkouts and all in all it can be a pretty frustrating place to shop at times - I wouldn't dream of visiting in the month of December, my idea of hell! :-) read more

lots of bargains to be had here. Some popular brands at reduced prices at various times, so is always good to pop in to have a look if youre passing , just to check out whats available. Always check the prices here before you but it somewhere else because it could save you money read more