Aidy is efficient, friendly and passionate about what he does. He treats customers so well and…read moreregulars always get a bit of a discount. He takes personal pride in making sure customers are informed know that they, and their watches, are in good hands.

Do you need a watch, but don't know which watch you want? Then head along to Which Watch, where…read morethey'll help you pick which watch you've always wanted! (This is what I imagine their tag line to be if they ever marketed one). Quite simply, this shops stocks a range of trendy, simple watches for men and women. You won't find the likes of Rolex or Cartier here, but you will discover reasonable prices and fashionable designs. If you have any questions about watch repairs, they'll be able to put you in touch with the best people around.

I cannot believe that they had a replacement strap from my 10 year old Nixon IN STOCK, in the right…read morecolour and this watch is the very definition of 'non-standard'. The guys was quick and super helpful. Support this local business, it is a gem!!!

Friendly. Reasonable. Old fashioned private jeweller. Highly recommended.read more

Chris is an honest and valuable craftsman in the City of Exeter. I am glad to see he has moved to…read morepremises that will display his many talents in a greater light...Nigel Harris Price (another designer/craftsman in precious metals)

Ann Summers is on the high street in the centre of Taunton. It is next to bon marche and phones 4 u…read moreI think. If you want sexy lingerie and do not mind pushing the boat out then you should come here. It is quite expensive, although it is well made and good quality. It is very sexual and there is lots of lace and ribbons. They have a naughty adults section at the back and have all sorts of other wonders! If this sounds like what you are looking for then you should go here, and I would most surely recommend this shop. There are no other specialist lingerie shops in Taunton, so this is the best.(104)

By far the best place in town to buy any decent lingerie, although a little pricey, the quality is…read moreas you would expect, the missus buys all her underwear from here and recently went in for a 'fitting'?? Apparently the woman was excellent and advised her as to what she needed and in what size. At the back of the shop is an 'Adult area' containing lots of things that buzz and twirl and vibrate along with books, dvd's, lotions and potions. The staff are excellent and the shop in no way feels seedy or dirty. My favourite is watching other men in the shop trying not to stare, cracks me up everytime!!

Great selection of everything sweets (many of my old favorites) and so much more! Great prices and…read morestaff are very friendly and helpful .. go and see for yourself!

From the owner: We are a local shop, been trading since 1987, serving local customers with every thing from sweets…read moreand greeting cards to watch batteries! All for great value low prices and top quality as you would expect from a local store! Come and visit us

If you find yourself in Cardiff, I'd recommend visiting the market (also known as Central Market)!…read moreIt's been around since the 1700s, and in the same Victorian-style building - with a big glass roof - for over 100 years. There's *a lot* to look at and take in, so heads-up if you're a person that gets overstimulated by noise (because that's what the market is: organized chaos of vendors selling anything and everything from coffee to clothing to walking sticks to fish). We enjoyed a bunch of food that we brought to the low, bar-style seating on the first floor, including... Tukka Tuk (5) - first floor, 219 - 223: Indian street food by a multi-award winning chef. And, yeah, believe the hype. This was one of the best things we ate in Wales (and it was vegan!). We did the Build A Bowl and chose 1) half pilav rice and half plain chips topped with 2) coconut dal and 3) cauli kemp. It was rich, creamy, and an absolute explosion of flavor! I regret sharing this with my partner, so - PRO TIP - get your own. Pierogi (4) - first floor, 213 - 217: Polish pierogis. These fresh dumplings prepared daily using their family's special recipe are DELICIOUS. We tried the vegan ones, which at the time were roasted buckwheat with onion and mushroom sauce. So, so good. There's usually five-ish flavors to choose from, and I think they come in two portions (small with four pierogies; large with seven pierogies). Cardiff Bakestones (4) - ground floor, 161 - 165: Known for their Welsh cakes (which are kind of like a scone or a biscuit; softer and slightly sweet, they're baked round with a crinkly edge. Cardiff Bakestones has LOTS of different flavors (like salted caramel, nutella, lemon curd, chocolate chip, etc.) and also vegan and gluten-free options. Definitely get a couple more than you think you're gonna want, because *trust me* you're going to want another right after the one you've just eaten!

Cardiff Market/Marchnad Caerdydd is kind of like our flea markets and we check it out last…read moreWednesday. I bought a teeshirt and Gord bought a couple of stones and a faggot (a savory meatball made from minced pork offal [heart, liver, and fatty belly meat], wrapped in caul fat and baked or stewed in gravy). Cardiff Market (also known as Central Market) is an impressive Victorian structure which offers a unique shopping experience in the heart of a modern, bustling city. Under one great glass roof you will find a wealth of products ranging from pots and pans to bread and butter, and from nuts and bolts to rock and roll. Cardiff Market has been trading in one form or another since the 1700's.

Surprisingly knowledgeable staff for a high street chain jeweller. Very helpful and no hard-sell on…read moreinsurance. I purchased a watch and they were happy to take out a few links, plus for me to bring the watch back for any further adjustment. They also polished off any fingerprints and gift-wrapped the box really nicely. If you have Tesco clubcard deals vouchers they can be used, making a purchase that bit cheaper.

Having read previous reviews about Buyology I think they've missed the point. Think of it as a…read moremutliprice discount retailer eg. Poundland with items that cost more and less than a pound. What you're getting here is redundant stock and nearly out of date food at cheap prices. Admittedly there are some cheap, low quality products in there but pick and choose what you buy. Quite a lot of the food is heavily discounted compared to supermarkets which is great, the only problem is that the next time you go back they might not have the same product. Generally this doesn't bother me, for example they've always got discounted crisps but not necessarily the same brand. I have once experienced a product being poor because it was close to its sell by date but I've saved so much over other products its not a worry. The shop has loads of selection and such a wide range of products that whenever we need something at home I pop in to Buyology to see if they've got it. I haven't had much experience dealing with the staff but the one time I did ask if they had any more stock of an item a gentleman checked their delivery that had just arrived and got me another one - he did say it was rare being able to get it that easy off the delivery but half the thing for me is that he actually made the effort to go and look.

Buyology is a large discount store on the Wylds Road Industrial Estate in Bridgwater. It used to be…read moreknown as Hyper Value Mega Store. When it was Hyper Value it seemed rather empty and low on stock. Now its a Buyology Store its packed with goods (many of them still in cardboard boxes) and it takes a while to walk around the whole store. The stock is typical of most discounts stores and prices are low as you would expect. I think these shops can be useful for buying little things that you don't want to spend too much on and I usually buy things like candles, stationery or pens from Buyology. This shop has a large stock of children's books and games but not of them looks worth buying! I recently bought a cheap dictionary and a thesaurus from Buyology, which was a mistake as they have hardly any words in them! The dictionary doesn't even include Aardvark!