This really is an amazing shop! It sells everything for the under 5s and you can even get their…read morehair trimmed while you are here. Toys, good quality shoes, adorable clothes its all here!

I had been shopping in M&S last 2 weeks and even changed foreign currency 2 Saturday ago then…read moreyesterday Sunday I was there dressing down and quite casual; I was downstairs trying to exchange for UK currency and I felt a very strong discrimination against me being Asian as the cashier in the M&S bank asked me for my postalcode where I stay in Guilford and I didn't remember so I told him if I have all passport and UK resident card it is all should be required;and if he checks out the USD bills I handed over to him and no indication of counterfeit should be sufficient. I had raised this with the manager name Tom and he just ignored my concerns. I feel strongly that M&S is discriminated and judges people based on how they look. After leaving M&S had tried Thomas Cook and they told only passport or UK ID is required but no postal code is required. I had decided to go do Debanhams by the river and much better exchange rate and more friendlier service. All was provided was my passport. Therefore going forward I refuse to shop and associate with M&S as strong sense of discrimination against minorities and judging against how people look.

You know when you're on a business trip and eating out gets old fast? Yes? Well, then you can…read morerelate as to why this was our heaven while we were here! Have you seen the amount of prepared food here? Salads, wraps, hummus, grilled chicken and egglant....and don't even get me started on the amount of packaged cakes they have here. They also had this strawberry-lychee drink that lasted me through the week. And TONS of pre-packed fruit. It's a traveler's dream! So much food, so much selection! And, of course, my personal favorite, a gin and tonic - in its own can! Can someone introduce that in the states? Thanks. I just wished they were open past 6. We basically had to rush here after work and pray they'd still be open.

What a great shop, a gem! I stumbled on this excellent shop only recently as I took a short cut up…read morea side road ext to Gap kids. The Guys in the shop were soo friendly and knew their stuff. I am an amateur runner just starting out but they also seem to cater for all runners including the much more advanced than me! This didnt stop them advising me on what shoes were appropriate for me without making me feel like I wasnt important to them, as some athletic shops do if you are not part of the elite. They also have a rather impresive running machine that they can film you to chech your running style. I hear they moved from a smaller unit down the same street, I guess great service and good products does pay off!!

A shop that focus on running shoes and clothing and has staff that are older then 20 years and even…read morebetter know what they are talking about.

This is a large branch of Debenhams, with the usual vast variety of products. It is fairly well…read morelaid out and has several floors. For me Debenhams isn't as pleasant a shopping experience as House of Fraser. This branch is a slightly old fashioned and generic looking. The staff are helpful, but there never seems to be that many of them around, particularly in the cosmetics section. The entrance to the store has recently been changed, so that you no longer have to go through a dirty underground passage to get in, which is a nice improvement.

Great value and better quality. There is a Cash Exchange office on the 2nd floor and BEST rate in…read moreGuilford,. Also service here is much better than others and much more friendlier.

The White Lion Walk is a small shopping centre in Guildford town centre. Opposite the town's main…read moreprecinct, the Friary, the White Lion Walk hosts a range of shops. The largest is Next clothes shop which takes up the entire of the first floor. (This used by be a mezzanine level of various shops overlooking the ground floor). Other shops include Hawkin's Bazaar (toys and gifts), Robert Dyas (hardware and appliances), Millie's Cookies, H Samuel and more. The centre is a long wide walkway joining the bottom of the High Street with North Street. This means that it also acts a thoroughfare for people passing between these main streets making it quite busy on weekends. It is clean, airy and modern.

White Lion Walk links North Street to the high street, and thus it gets used as a passageway…read morebetween the two. It doesn't have a huge number of shops, but has a few interesting smaller stores, including a couple of independent shops selling goods for children. Hawkins Bazaar is always worth a look, and is excellent for stocking fillers. There is a large branch of Next, and a Starbucks.