Not my favourite games shop in the city. I may just be going at bad times, but it always seemed to…read morebe packed out with people and far too hot. Also the selection of Wii games isn't great. For a large shop they have tried to cram too much in, making it feel clastrophobic in parts.

This is a shop where you can buy games consoles and the games that go with them, as well as games…read morefor your computer. They have a really good selection of games for all models of console, including the most up to date releases, all at fair prices. They also have a really good system where you can trade in your old consoles and games, against new ones, and others can then buy pre-owned games and consoles at bargain prices. This is well worth a look if you want to buy something as you can save loads of money this way. The shop is quite big, and staff are helpful but because it is very popular you often have to queue to pay. Game do a loyalty card as well, so you can collect points everytime you buy something.

This is quite a large shop positioned in the centre of Anglia Square. It's full of really good…read morepriced items all of good quality. They have a good range of products including; clothes, decorations, stationary, home accessories and sweets. This is only a small selection of what they do actually hold though. This can get quite busy especially when I've been here at weekends and this can be annoying to walk around especially as I have a pushchair to take around aswell. Anyway, they do a have a few members of staff around the shop so if you have any problems then they are always around to help. There is plenty of parking close by aswell so this is quite handy aswell especially if you end up buying quite alot.

positioned in the midst of discount heaven anglia square shopping centre lies poundstretcher a very…read morelarge store from the outside. brimming with value and discount items some of which can be sold very similar in neighbouring stores. most of the aisles are quite close to each other. you can find toys a small range of clothes quite a selectiion of houseware items stationary toiltries and relevant items for the season eg christmas easter halloween etc. and have started doing some food lines. prices are competitive to the local competition some items are of better quality. never seems to have that many staff around. the store is clean tidy considering sme areas of the large store are crammed

That's Entertainment previously got a 4 star review from me, but I feel it deserves 2 because:…read more - Some of the pricing is over the top compared to the likes of Amazon. - Trade in prices are poor - The Music is a little too loud in this store - It is 2 floors and they is no disabled access - Trade ins can only take upstairs which is weird and unjustifiable - Compared to nearby competition, this does not really stand out - Design and layout of the store not very good compared to nearby competition, seeming less modern. This store does have some nice staff and okay prices but the negatives above means I think it does only deserve 2 stars, the company does have some good offers such as free delivery, which is rare today, with Amazon for example you have to spend £20 but I am reviewing the store and I agree this is a 2 star warranting store. UPDATE: This store has now closed and has been for many months now and after some consideration I can understand why, especially with the poor nature of this store and the decline being shown especially in the days and weeks before the store eventually was closed with no prior warning to customers.

In todays world of constant change, traditional methods of consuming media are quickly going the…read moreway of the dodo. Look at newspapers, music and tv - things are moving so fast that sometimes it's hard to keep up with the newest and best ways to watch a movie, listen to a song or read that killer article. It's strange that in the same high street where HMV has reduced from 3 giant superstores to 1 (which is shutting after Christmas), one store selling CD's, DVD's and boxsets is absolutely booming. And this my friends is simply down to 2 things: 1. What must be razor thin margins on the products they sell, often out pricing Amazon most of the time. 2. Fans or completists of physical media must buy it and own the product still. That's Entertainment is perfect for picking up cheap DVD's for a present, or if you can't be bothered with the likes of Netflix/Lovefilm then getting a few in for the weekend. Their 2 for £5 and 3 for £5 deals being particularly attractive. If you still buy CD's, there's loads of classic albums throughout but you're probably not going to find that rare Japanese import you've been after for a while. New releases and box sets are stocked on release date, usually in small numbers but realistically priced to make you afford and enjoy the interaction with a human as opposed to needing to go online and wait for it to be delivered. Considering it's a bit of a bargain basement, I've always found the staff to be friendly, very knowledgable and lovers of music and movies.

The Dormouse bookshop is certainly one of the best book shops in the country, Hidden away on the…read moretudor time machine that is elm hill this deceptive shop appears small , yet has extensive stock for the book collector. When I am in Norwich I always go for a visit.

My favourite second hand bookshop in Norwich. Good quality books at reasonable prices. John and…read moreRobert are friendly and helpful, they also have a stall on the market if you want popular paperback books.

Loved this quaint historic market full of individual colourful chalets offering a wide variety of…read morebusinesses, shoe cobblers to cheesemongers, fresh fish to spices, real ale to clothing, second hand books to haberdashery, and every type of cuisine you can crave. Unfortunately a lot of stalls were closed during our visit, hence the star off. While we made stops to buy cheese and bread, and drink some real ale, we decided on Hugo and Daughters, the spanish tapas bar for a late lunch. WOW! HUGO AND DAUGHTERS Transported back to Spain it was delightful to sit down after a long morning walking around the city and watch Hugo and his daughters prepare our lunch. We ordered too much, and we ate it all....lol...we just couldn't resist! First wine, always, tapas = wine :) Red and white glasses appeared quickly so we could sip and watch the kitchen performance and smell the heavenly fragrance of Spanish cooking. Potatoes Bravas - a firm fave and a good litmus test, a bowl full of potatoes slathered with a warming paprika based sauce, they passed the test 100% Meatballs - juicy and meaty in a savory sauce, yes please Salt cod croquettes - crisp shell with a soft oozing center of fishiness, delicious that had us licking our fingers Chorizo - unusual way to serve this dish, spicy and moreish Garlic shrimp - packed a garlicky punch with perfectly cooked shrimp with tail on cooked in sherry Calamari - the only dish we weren't sold on, a little rubbery and we weren't keen on the dipping sauce Smoked anchovies on tomato bread - wow, the fresh anchovies on top of sweet tomatoes made a really amazingly simple yet knock your socks off tapas. Hugo came out to talk to us and we raved about the smoked anchovies so he sold us a large pack of them so we could enjoy a taste of Spain at home. We had some great meals in Norwich and this was definitely one of the highlights. Cant believe we had such gourmet Spanish cuisine sitting in an alley in a market!

You see the famous stall tops on postcards, they just ARE Norwich…read more They sell so much here. My favourite is the second hand book stall and I know my grandmother would rather get her fish from here than the supermarket.

A full sized Marks and Sparks, this location has all the usual fashion and housewares you'll be…read moreable to see at every M&S. I found the aisles a little tight and crowded, but we were there in the height of the lunch rush hour to stop by their food hall for prepared sandwiches and drinks. There is a very large selection of food items and once we found the sandwiches, many broad and inexpensive options. Due to the busy time, the queue ("line" in American) was rather long. An associate directed us over to the clothing side of the store, indicating that there was less of a wait over there.

This is another of the large department stores based in the city centre. It has a few floors which…read moresells a variety of different products, these include mens, ladies and childrens clothing, items for you home, supermarket for food and gifts for all occasions. This store has been at Norwich for as long as I can remember but I do not tend to shop in here as often as I do in other similar stores. I have noticed that their prices are slightly more expensive but during sales it brings their prices down to be about average. They have a very well laid out store and employ a few staff that on each floor that are always friendly, polite and willing to give you assistance if you need it.

Great for superhero and comic collectibles. Decent prices and knowledgeable staff. If they don't…read morehave something in stock, they are happy to order for you.

Just a stones throw form Norwich city centre part of what has now become known as The Norwich…read morelanes. There is actually two shops in one in this store Downstairs is a second hand record shop, where vinyl collectors can spend hours checking out the classic selections that are available from a 50p copy of The chicken song to that rare Hendrix puppet cover LP for fifty quid! Upstairs is the movie shop which has been run for years by a knowledgable chap who seems to be well into his B movies, here you will find a whole plethora of film memorabilia, cd soundtracks, Dvds, Film toys, old film books and anything else that is to do with movies though some items are a tad expensive you can expect to find fairly rare e.g original Hammer horror and Hitchcock quad posters. Well worth