Not as many clothing stores at there used to be but most stores are vacant which makes shopping…read moremore enjoyable. The mall is pretty clean in general and there are some great food options if you're looking for more healthy options. Parking is free and covered parking is available.

This is a great place to go shopping and grab a bite to eat. There's something for everyone here…read more Men's clothing, women's clothing, jewellery, kids toys and you can even book a holiday. There's plenty of parking outside and if you don't want to drive there is a regular bus service. The Mall is open seven days a week until 9pm but during the Christmas period it stays open until 10pm. If you don't like the hustle and bustle of the big city then this place is a great alternative.

A good quality charity shop on East Street for a good cause. The Salvation Army work as a large…read moreorganisation for a variety of causes; helping the homeless, youth and community work etc. and this store's profits go towards helping fund the charity's work. They have a wide selection of clothing, books, toys and items for your home, which are reasonably priced. I often come in here to pick up cheap books, and there are often new and popular classics, which definitely beat high street prices. The clothes in here aren't quite as cool as the North Bristol charity shops, but if you have an eye for fashion and a talent for customising clothes then it's worth a go.

This is one of the biggest Asda stores I've ever been in! They seem to stock everything - only half…read morethe store is devoted to food, while the rest stocks clothes, toys, gifts, entertainment, homewares, car accessories and everything you could possibly dream of. It does get busy, understandably, but it's always worth a trip anyway. The car park is large so there is usually somewhere to park the car. There's an instore cafe which serves drinks, snacks and cheap meals. There are always plenty of bargains to be had instore. The stock levels seem good and the staff are friendly and helpful.

Asda is really good at Cribbs. It is open 24 hours a day and is so big that there isn't much you…read morewill need that can't be found in the store. The prices are generally pretty cheap and there is also a petrol station next door. The clothing section George is quite good too

You store is a mess, cluttered, staff are ignorant and your self service tills need to be sorted…read moreout often don't work and the counter staff just shout instructions at you, when it didn't work i walked out and shopped at ALDI across the road wont bother going back

This is a small Tesco Express about a mile from the nearest Tesco Extra store which recently…read moreopened. It's part of a small cluster of retail outlets (Halifax bank & estate agent, hairdresser and a pizza home delivery place), which is convenient, however, the main problem is that there's very little parking in the car park (about 20 spaces) and you're very lucky if you find somewhere whatever the time of day, as it's not enough. That said, the Tesco has a Post Office inside it, so it is a very useful place to stop and kill 2 birds with one stone. The shop stock most everyday items that you tend to run out of, just a fraction above the normal Tesco superstore price.

I attended your Fox Den store in Bristol on the 23rd of August at about 3.00 and left at 3.47. As…read moreI left the checkout area a store detective stopped me and asked if he could see my receipt. I duly obliged . The he asked if he could look in my bag , There was a half drunk bottle of water in my bag, he asked "have you paid for that?" I had to think for a moment as I wasn't sure if I had picked it up in your store. It was a very hot day and I normally carry a bottle of water in my bag; I remember taking one from my car earlier, but I wasn't sure if that was the same bottle. So apologised and said that I must have absent mindedly put it in my bag after drinking some in the store. I offered to pay, still not sure wheather it was my bottle or yours. The Store Detective then said to me "you have done this before with some clothing, the security guard recognised you as he stopped you last time". I was absolutely dumbfounded! I have never ever been stopped by any security guard in your store, 'or any store for that matter.' I responded that "this is mistaken identity as I have never been stopped in this store before; I requested to see the CCTV footage, but was refused . The Store Detective said he would get the security guard out to ID me which he did; I told him that he was mistaken and requested once again to see the Cctv footage. I was refused and told I would have to ask the police . I responded well call the police. Then the store detective told me not to raise my voice (well excuse me, I am 62yrs of age and have never encountered this in my life. I have video footage and so does your store. I would like to request the CCTV footage of who the security guard thinks that I am regarding the clothing. If this CCTV footage is not available I require a sworn statement from the security guard regarding this event as this is slander and defamation of my character. I also request to see the CCTV footage of the water incident. Kind Regards

Working on a business estate, miles outside the glorious centre of Bristol, can be taxing at the…read morebest of times. You have to commute, there's nowhere around for an after work drink and getting a decent lunch is near impossible. Which is why I'm oh so grateful to Sainsbury's in East Filton. This large supermarket was a mecca for office workers for miles around. With shelves filled with fresh sandwiches, a fully stocked salad bar and fast cashiers it's always easy to get a quick, tasty lunch here. But the reason that this Sainsbury's will always stick in my mind is the tasters it does on a daily basis. Not to make myself sound too cheap, but I always looked forward to my lunch time trip to Sainsbury's with my colleagues for a free shot of wine, a taste of local cheddar and a bite of chocolate cake - perfect for those on a budget! There's also an on-site cafe, great for breakfast "meetings", petrol station and free car parking. If all Sainsbury's were like this - I'd never shop anywhere else!

I'm sure if I was under 10 years old I would explode going into this shop and - OK fair enough if I…read moreget brave enough to go in here then I can easily lapse into reminiscing. But then I look at a price tag, swear and leave immediately. Not before going in and out several times until the person who is employed solely to smile and cheerily say 'hello' to you at the door gives me a filthy look. Find this upstairs in the Mall near the M&S end.

Well you know when you go into a Disney Store that you're probably looking for something specific…read more I came here looking for Disneys Beauty and The Beast as a present and they didn't have it in stock, I ended up getting it online. I did find some nice presents for my nieces in here, some Disney Cups, Cinderella and glitter that was like a snowglobe inside. The girls were really delighted with them and they were pretty reasonably priced unlike many of the toys.

Clic Sargent is a charity caring for children and young people with cancer…read more Positioned well in the busy Straits Parade row of shops, this sensibly has a high number of toys and games for kids who would be passing with their mums.

Caring for children with cancer, Clic doesn't let this stretch of Fishponds Road down one bit in…read moreterms of being orderly and tidy. So much so in fact I often forget I'm in a charity shop here. As you wonder around the well stacked aisles looking for bargains and discounts take some time (if you're a gent that is) to check out the bin of cheap flat caps and trilbies - an absolute gem if you're into your hats. The selection of men's clothing doesn't stop here with a good range of tee-shirts, trousers and jumpers. Obviously there are hoards of clothing for women, books and accessories too. Not so obvious however is the enormous range of assorted teddy bears. Bizarre yes, but it's always good to know where to get a pre-loved bear should you need one!

The non-food Tescos. The main sections are the clothes, homeware, electronics, kitchen stuff, CDs…read moreand DVDs, and they sell furniture and beds (look out Ikea) and there's even a Costa Coffee inside. The prices aren't outstanding though. There are some bargains to be found but for example a lot of the electronics stuff is the same price you'd find them in Dixons. Don't go expect a massive bargain frenzy. There are no 'normal' checkouts in this place- every checkout is self-service, which is fine if your shopping basket is not too big but it can end up getting chaotic if your basket has DVDs (that have age restrictions), or clothes (that have tags).

Much as I love to hate Tesco because it's taking over the world bit by bit, I have to admit that…read morethey know what they're doing when it comes to selling the public 'stuff'. right now, they have every single market cornered. If you can find something in Ikea, you can probably also now find it at Tesco Home Plusa big out of town non-food Tesco store. It's pleasant enough to walk round and browse, though the majority of things are in their catalogue and the actual store is just a fraction of what they sell. If you can leave your moral objections at the door, it's a good shop.

Tesco's quest for world domination continues to go from strength to strength with their new Tesco…read moreExtra store in Bradley Stoke, which opened in October 2008. The supermarket is so big that they have built a whole 'town centre', which incorporates various stand-alone shops including Carphone Warehouse, O2, a hairdressers, a Shoe Zone, and food stores including KFC, Greggs and a Costa Coffee. Each of the stand-alone stores is relatively small and totally dwarfed by the Tesco itself, which has to be the biggest I've ever seen. It's split across two floors and will sell you everything from Dulux paint to halloween masks to iPods to dishwashers to hardback books to ready-roasted chickens to photo albums. The aisle arrangement is a bit disorientating at first, and certain items are now where you might normally have expected them to be- the fruit & veg isn't at the front of the store, the bread is tucked away in one corner. Some of the aisles don't line up which I think is a design flaw as it means there isn't one obvious path around the store, resulting in lots of colliding trolleys in busy periods. Unlike some people I have nothing against Tesco and it's going to be convenient for people in Bradley Stoke to have so much readily available to buy there. It isn't always the cheapest supermarket for all items but it's very competitive and does the job.

Good parking facilities, one of the big two floor stores…read more Very good selection of electricals and clothes.

Pre-loved boutique store in an unlikely out-of-town location. Find this shop on the corner as you…read morehead toward Staple Hill shops from Fishponds. The owners pick and choose from high-level high street brands and couture - think from Karen Millen to Chanel. A mix of modern and vintage items, but with an emphasis on quality, this is a lovely shop to go browsing in. Don't forget you can always get a tailor to alter pieces that don't quite fit because everything here is a one-off. If you have quality items in your wardrobe that you no longer want then they will consider selling them for you in the shop for a percentage commission.

A fabulous treasure trove of good quality second hand clothes - everything from…read moresuits/dresses/tops/shoes/bags.... I went in for a browse & came out having finalised my outfit for an October wedding at half the price of anywhere else.... Will certainly be revisiting & recommend it to all - young & old....