My favourite shop in Nottingham by far. The staff are so friendly and the clothes are reasonably…read morepriced and lovely! xx

This shop down hockley is a shop i always go in down nottingham! It sells all things vintage, and…read morein bulk! The owners of the warehouse are realllyyy friendly! I only had to go in a couple of times with my mates and i got discount! You HAVE to go to vintage warehouse if you go to nottingham and like vintage clothes!

This is a beautiful shopping centre within the walls of the council house itself. Excellent shops…read morefor those with large, deep pockets - fashion and designer shops along with some more standard high street retailers, there's always something for you to stop and have a look at. There are a couple of galleries, which always have interesting stuff in, although the prices make me run away usually! At Christmas, they have the prettiest, largest Christmas tree in Nottingham, towering up at the cross point of the arcade. It really is worth a visit in December, and I make a point of using the arcade as a cut through - it also gets you out of the wind and rain for a few minutes!

Home of some of the higher end high street stores (Karen Millen, Warehouse), make up and more…read morefashion shops, a usually quiet little Exchange if you have a bit of money to splurge on some quality stuff

They've recently had a huge revamp! More food areas (almost a food court) and new shops. Some of…read morethe old favourites are still there (John Lewis, House of Fraser, etc) however there are new additions often. Car Parking is sometimes an issue however that is usually as people want to stay on the first parking level....there are 3 levels, as well as an outside upper level! However it's nothing to be overly concerned about. There is always the Victoria Bus Station as well if you prefer not to drive. There is still the indoor market on the second floor which is always fun to have a look around!

Average shopping centre, all in one so convenient, some sad food places, I used to go mostly for…read morethe Boots, Tesco, high street stores, the Pier upstairs, and to tinker around with the instruments in the music shop. Oh there is also an actual indoors market on the second floor as well!

It's just had a revamp! Much brighter and open. Much better. I like the Co-op and the quiet way…read morethey just get on with things while trying to keep a modicum of ethical values. We should support it more - forget M&S down the road? xx

I love the Co-Op and shop there a lot. However while doing a leisurely shop there last week and…read morestopping to chat with a friend in the coffee shop landed me a £90 fine as I was 2 hours, 10 minutes in the carpark. I didn't know they timed their customers! It makes me wary of shopping there now, and I think I'll go somewhere with a more generous car park!

A mix between an Indian and Chinese supermarket…read more Looks like it's for trade only but is also open to the general public. They sell all sorts of Indian and Chinese spices at much lower prices than the bigger supermarkets. They also sell fresh fish and frozen chinese dim sum which you can then cook back home. Hong's dumplings if they're in stock are pretty good!

A fantastic , huge shop selling groceries from all over Asia . They stock Chinese and Japanese ,…read moreIndian ect . And not just food they have lots of cooking and food service products too . They often have very good offers in store too .

I have lived in Nottingham for many years. Broadmarsh has never been my sort of place; likewise…read moreVictoria Centre. My idea? Let's knock it down and build some small as well as larger units. The small ones rented out to independent, small traders at reduced rates. You never know; it might take off. Aren't you fed up with going to any town in the country and finding the same old same old? Come on Nottingham. Let's start a trend! xx

Broadmarsh was built in 1975, and now it is run down. The gangs of yoots hanging around upstairs…read moredoesn't help make the place look any better either. The only reason I go in there is for TK Maxx. But as far as I know, it's all getting redeveloped, so we'll have to wait and see.

This is a trendy, stylish shop that sits on a main road in West Bridgford. I do suspect that it…read moredoesn't get as much trade as it would if it were on the main high street, indeed, we had lived in West Bridgford for two years before we even noticed that it was a shop, and not just a house. Since discovering it, we have found it to be a very useful shop indeed - for cards, and girls. The merchandise is cute and girly - I guess with a name Daisy Daisy you might expect so. Little gifts for gardening, cooking, etc. Photo albums, cute t-shirts, mugs and bowls. There are some lovely items, but they need to be for someone who likes cute. The cards and wrapping paper are top class, you pay for them certainly, but that's what we expect in West Bridgford. Some quite different stuff here. We like the shop - it isn't for everyone, but we like it!!

Beautiful, sweet, cute, lovely little shop! Love it!read more

Makro is great for getting branded things cheap if you have a business. They send out a newsletter…read moreevery couple of weeks showing you what's on offer for dates coming up. You have to be quick sometimes if you want something though as they sell out quickly. Their food selection is great! They even have a butchery and fishmongers department so you can buy things fresh. Sometimes things are dearer than you can buy in high street shops so it's worth knowing the prices of things you want before going there. They even have a restaurant where you can sit down and have a cuppa or a meal, so well worth a trip out!

The clothes are really cheap and there's a huge range but I always feel really dirty (figuratively…read morespeaking) on the few occasions I enter this store and quickly leave empty-handed. Why? Its horrible reputation of using sweat shops to mass produce its cheap 'n' not-so-cheerful clothing. Sure, I have no idea that stores selling more expensive clothing are trading ethically - but I DO know that this brand thrives on exploitation so I try to avoid it. The store is always so overcrowded anyway on weekends. Personally I don't see the attraction of a throw-away society where nothing is sustainable and things fall apart after a few wears. Sure it's cheap - but does that justify the products - and how they're made?

Nottingham's Primark is a decent size since it's recent expansion. As expected everything is cheap,…read morebut they often get new deliveries and have large dressy, coats, jewellery and lingerie sections plus a permanent sale by the side exit. Everything is easy to find, as it's a good idea to buy something you like as soon as you see it, as stuff sells out quickly. It often gets really busy, so would avoid on a Saturday, and only has one ladies changing room.