Bought a t shirt in a hurry as I spilled a drop of coffee on my existing one and had an…read moreappointment. I explained my predicament and they were more than helpful. Well done! I can recommend your excellent service.

Topshop & Topman, Grand Arcade, City Centre of Cambridge, provide three floors of designer…read moreclothing, varied through men's (Topman) and women's (Topshop) clothing. The service is highly satisfactory, as all of the staff are very helpful, when you are browsing, either looking for something specific, or looking generally. If you find something you'd like to try on, then you can go over to the changing rooms to do so, however if you encounter any difficulties, you are never left alone wondering, as you can always ask any member of staff, and they assist you to the highest level they can.

I read about Relevant on Yelp and though it would be a good destination at the end of a wander down…read moreMill Road in the spring sunshine. Good decision! We were warmly welcomed and quickly chose from the interesting board - a Mexican brunch and a toastie with halloumi, pesto and tomato. The Mexican brunch consisted of scrambled eggs mixed with chorizo and potato served in a tea cup (decorated with hens!) with toast fingers. This was much enjoyed by my companion so much so that silence descended as she chomped!! My toastie was so tasty, salty halloumi and savoury pesto. Mmmm. I shall definitely tuck this one away and revisit when I am in the Mill Road area.

We came here for a pit stop cup of tea and got tempted by their display of home baked goods. We…read moreordered the sausage rolls and a flapjack and pots of breakfast tea. The tea was delish - loose leaf but strong! The sausage rolls were also very tasty - it tasted as if there's some black pudding mixed in, giving it an additional depth of flavour. My flapjack was nice enough but the White chocolate icing was a bit too sweet for my tastes. The space was nice enough - decked out with a lot of naked Edison light bulbs hanging from the ceiling but despite the mismatch furniture, lacked the cosy feel it was going for.

Great range of good quality clothing. Stylish and modern with good classic cut to suit all ages and…read moresizes. Great place to shop for fashionable appropriate clothing. Good value for quality

everything is so gr8 about this place, awesome shopping for clothes.next clothing has superior…read morequality than most top brands. Kenny , the store manager is wonderful. staff r excellent, just to name a few Rose , Florence, Trisha.....

I loved the Grafton Center, though a lot of it stems from the fact that I lived across the street…read morefrom it when in Cambridge. It has a nice cinema, a music shop, and (i hope it is still there) an awesome cart that sold the best dried fruit and baklava ever. Not somewhere I'd recommend as a destination if you're there on holiday, but a good utilitarian mall for students.

Grafton centre is the best place I spend my Saturday mornings to afternoon. It has entertainment…read morerestaurants and shops to satisfy your shopping addiction if you know what I mean. Shops present are Next, H&M, Debenhams, Boot, Phone 4 u, Oasis, Millie cookies, La senza, Claire's accessories and many more designer shops all under one roof. The location in the city centre makes it sometimes exciting to leave your quiet room, sad you may think but it is quite thrilling. After my morning activities, I walk few mins to the bus stop to catch the park and ride bus all the way to the city centre. Then walk a short distance through the park to Grafton centre, where I fill my eyes with the things I can't afford and the things I can definitely go home with me. After all the shopping and the tired feeling, I stop at one of the restaurants to have my lunch before going home. It is a great way to spend ones Saturday and for family shopping.

I wouldn't recommend going into this store unless you have a bit of time on your hands. Sometimes…read moreit feels a bit like an upmarket jumble sale - items everywhere, not always in any kind of logical order! That said, if you do have the time to browse, you can pick up some real gems - anything from 'designer' clothes at a bargain basement price to cheap trainers to kitchenware, gym gear, luggage and beauty accessories. You have to wade through rubbish to get to the gems - but one man's (or woman's) junk is another man's treasures! I've got some real bargains at this store before so if you're not in a rush and don't have clear ideas in your head of what you're after, I would persevere because the stock is regularly updated and you might just find something fabulous! But if you go in there with a really set idea of what you want you could leave disappointed.

With T K Maxx you do not expect perfect order, or great customer service. It is bargains you are…read moreafter. One T K Maxx varies a lot from the next, depending on what stock is in. However, the Cambridge T K Maxx is the most chaotic I have been to. Clothes were all over the place, in the wrong section - trousers with tops, coats with skirts. And none of the sizes were in the correct places, so you really had to rummage to find what you were looking for. The staff were relatively helpful, although several of the items I found were mis-priced, or without prices altogether, which delayed my shopping further. It is great for a bargain, but if you are after a stress-free shopping experience stick to the high street and pay a bit more.

Lovely big drugstore. Open until 8 pm (which is later than many shops). Convenient self checkout…read more Has everything you need.

I've been trying to be very patient with this store over the past year as its the closest pharmacy…read morewith decent hours, but I have to say, it's really quite awful. The people are friendly enough if you ever get to talk to them, but they don't answer the phone. If you can even get through - it gives the engaged signal more often than not! - the pharmacy team doesn't answer the phone for hours and hours. You can call repeatedly and just sit and listen to it ring and nobody answers about 90% of the time. I have a small child in a stroller so I have to use the lift to get to the pharmacy, and about 50% of the time when we go, the lift is broken. Again, the staff are very friendly and try to be helpful when they let us use the freight elevator, but it's dark and screechingly loud, so the baby pretty much screams for a good 15 minutes after that. It's gotten so bad now that if she sees we're going back to that other elevator, she starts having an immediate meltdown. This pharmacy offers "automatic" repeat prescription service, but it is NEVER automatic. You have to call them and badger them to actually get it repeated (and when they don't answer the phone, that's very difficult and can take DAYS OF CALLING). Even once they do get the prescription in order, they don't send the text that it's ready for days and days. Sometimes I've called, confirmed my prescription has been sitting for days, I come and collect it, and then two days later I get the text saying it's ready. I've had them test text me in the store and it works, so it's not my phone. It's something in their system, or else a human is not marking something for a text to go out, or something. Really poor service for those of us who need our regular medications. If they weren't affiliated with my clinic, I'd leave and never return. In fact I'm thinking if I can't get this current phone call through by noon, I'm just going to leave. I've really had it. Not answering the phone is unacceptable.

Cutlacks is, what I like to call, a mini department store. With stores in both Cambridge and Ely,…read moreCutlacks is building a grounding for itself. Furniture, bedding, hard ware, kitchen appliances, DIY and garden wear are what fill the space within the stores and at a good price too. The quality may not be to the standard of John Lewis or Next but it certainly holds it's own.

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!