Excellent stylish independent store in the centre of the city. A large store crammed with the…read morelatest brands and gear. The store is well known in Sheffield and further afield, and its reputation speaks for itself.It's won quite a few high profile awards, and has been in Sheffield since 2000. There is also an online store that I have reviewed separately, but it quite useful as new brands get added right away, allowing me to check it before I go into town to visit the store. A cut above the rest really, and I end up going in far too often and spending too much!

Has an excellent collection of clothing in, with garments that are unable to be found elsewhere in…read morethe city. The staff too are also always very friendly whenever you go in, giving you advice or just having a bit of a chat. It's definitely up there with the best of men's stores in the North that I have visited.

I'm really confused by the presence of Norton Barrie in Bolton. In every other way, Bolton is full…read moreof bog standard shops. But Norton Barrie is kind of almost, well, designer. That doesn't mean that I think the clobber in here looks good. Everything's a bit nautical for me. Yes you heard, nautical. If you bought clothes from Norton Barrie you'd kind of just look like a trendy sailor. Which isn't really how I would choose to look. This is a tidy, well laid out shop with friendly staff. Just a bit too naval-influenced.

From the owner: Norton Barrie are official stockists all leading Designer Brands from Hugo Boss, Vivienne Westwood,…read moreArmani, DSquared, Canali, Pretty Green and many more.

I'm shocked that there are shops in Manchester that know about Nudie jeans, let alone a single shop…read morethat carries them. Are there Mancunians with that large a wad of cash burning a whole through their purses? Impressive! A chill, hipster-y gent sold the boy a super cute pair of Vans (casual shoes that aren't a shade of brown: success!) and explained the origins of the noteworthy bicycle saddles hanging up behind the till. Luxury skinny jeans and posh gear for your fixie... I mean, what else could a Williamsburg-wannabe desire, right?

Good style never comes cheap. This is especially true if you're a man. Most clothing boutiques and…read morehigh street stores cater for women and it's rare you find a store like this that offers so many unique quality items for the discerning young gentleman. This is the only store my boyfriend comes to for his trousers (in particular he Edwin brand of jeans) simply because you can't find them anywhere else. From Barbour to Oliver Spencer, Levis to YMC, they have such a well selected collection of labels that convey the best in British understated style.

The service I received here was quite simply some of, if not the best, I've ever had from a…read moreretailer. They couldn't do more for me. Yes of course they're there to make a sale, but at no point did I feel any pressure to buy. Looking for a decent shirt for the wedding of friends of mine, after a quick measuring with tape and being presented with their 'tester shirts' (you don't try on the ones you'd buy, these are to find out which fitting suits you best) I was shown to their fitting rooms. After trying on a few and deciding on a style, it was over to the shelving and they brought down some options. I ended up with a lovely crisp shirt for just shy of £35. For the level of attention I received I was expecting it to cost three times that price. I left with a smile on my face and you know what? They've hooked me as a return customer now. I'll gladly spend my money where they treat customers with such regard.

Best place to get your white crisp cotton shirt. They have many different sizing and fittings which…read moreincludes the size of your neck, the length of your sleeves, the different styles of collar, french cuff/single cuff and how slim fit you want your shirt to be. The quality for a £30 shirt is miles ahead of what Thomas Pink and other competitors are offering at north of £100. Many of their jackets are half/fully lined with functioning button holes which are very hard to find for the price they are charging in this day and age. The customer service is very friendly too!

I'm surprised there is only one review for this great shop!…read more Blueberries isn't the sort of shop one would associate with Blackpool (I said "one" there as it's the sort of shop you should say "one" in!) It's three floors of high end designer products. I felt scruffy going in with my mates but the friendly staff made sure I felt welcome. It wouldn't look out of place in the most expensive shopping streets and arcades in London.

This is quite a hidden jem in blackpool. It is a nice change from most of the trashy shops that…read moreclutter the high street. If you are looking for high end high street clothing then this is the only place you need to go. It is 3 floors of shopping heaven for men and women. The diesel floor is the best as you can always find a pair to fit. On the entrance there is some gorgeous but expensive pieces ranging from ted baker to D&G. In summer check them out for there range of birkenstocks with some stunning exclusive designs.

Topshop is situated in the Market Place shopping centre in Bolton town centre…read more There are car parks which are pay and display around the town and the bus station is not too far away from the town centre. The store front of Topshop is modern, attractive and clean. The window display is eyecatching and up to date.great. The inside of the store is large, clean and spacious and there are lots of displays which are imaginative and inspiring. This branch of Topshop has the capacity to hold a good range of lines and also has room to accomodate a good sized sale without causing cramping. There are shoes, underwear, bags and accessories too. The products are reasonabley priced and high quality. There are changing rooms within the store and these are clean and spacious. The checkout is to the right of the store in the centre and is normally well staffed. Staff are very friendly and very helpful, knowledgeable and efficient. The atmosphere is good. This is one of my favourite Topshop stores and I would highly recommend it to others. The store is within easy access of the other stores within the Market Place.....including DB3, Zara, Jane Norman, Mark One and La Senza. The town centre shops are nearby and also Crompton Place shopping centre.Large New Look in town......

The Bolton Topshop store is quite small in comparison to other Topshop stores. They still have a…read morefairly good range of clothes but I am finding less and less clothes I could actually buy that would suit my body shape here. I think Topshop is now much more for the person who can pull of the current fashion trends and fads as most of the clothing they sell isn't really all that practical to wear.

Now whilst Wood didn't set my world alight (is this almost a pun?), I certainly didn't think this…read moresmall Northern Quarter clothes boutique was worthy of a 1-star review. The clothes in here are slightly off-beat. Think maybe Topman crossed with skate wear. Generally not to my style, but there were some welcome changes and fresh takes here to the plethora of checked shirts that you can find in almost every other clothes shop in the Northern Quarter. Also, this is the first place in a while that I've seen that stocks Doc Marten boots! Weirdly, they're trying to get all modern. I liked them when they were just big, black and leathery.

Loves this place. Very New York feel. Great staff. Food was yummy. Wine was perfect. Moderately…read morepriced. Service was really good. I love all the picky food. Nice presentation. Going back soon I hope.

A unique and delightful "bar," basically the last standing vestige of the Temperance movement in…read morenorthern England. As it's on church ground, it still doesn't serve alcohol although you can buy cordials to take away that would probably make great cocktails. We had a particularly charming young server who helped us try samples of the various cordials - they are all very sweet but lovely distinct flavours. We all opted for a full size helping of the hot lemon and ginger, my dad even snatched some extra of mine, he was enjoying it so much! My bf added gingseng to his (this combo wasn't on the menu but the server immediately suggested she could add it after he mentioned he was torn between the two). I tried the blood tonic milkshake after discovering the foul-sounding concoction actually involves hibiscus, rosehip and nettles. Any health benefits were of course ruled out by the ice cream, cream and (giant) flake topping, but it was yummy. Bf got an ice cream sundae, the "small" version being the side of his head (the large is normally recommended for sharing). My dad pounced on some lemon cake which he loved. If you don't have a sweet tooth there are a few savoury options, including a good selection of teas. But it really is a sweet flavour-oriented place - one of my fave features was that you can get a jam sandwich. The price point is really reasonable, sub £3 for the milkshakes which is excellent value, particularly considering you are in such a pretty environment. All in all a delightful interlude off the East Lancs Steam Railway!

This place really is magical! Not the sort of bar you would find unless you were looking for it…read morespecifically. The day we visited, there were two huge bikes outside and a couple of real bikers - beards, leathers, grease and oil - sitting inside drinking sarsasparilla and blood tonics. I'd recommend any of the cordials - we bought a few to take home and have used them as hot drinks, with soda water and as icecream floats - delicious! The shop itself doesn't look to have changed since it was first set up. Fantastic wooden pew-type benches, ancient soda syphons, antique counter and display material - everything is just so wonderful. Having said all that, one gets very quickly bored and we left to find a pub! (At that time there wasn't one in Rawtenstall that served real ale!)

Want to look the Toff on your wedding day or at a wedding, then here is the place in Bolton for…read moreyou. Really great Wedding suits and accessories. And to top it all I've been searching for somewhere to buy a Prince Edward 3/4 length jacket. And where did i manage to get one. Yip you have it.....Aults Had to wait for most of the year until weddings die down and then got it. Great shop