More to this shop than meets the eye. Staff are friendly and obliging and nothing is too much…read moretrouble. There are some good bargains to be had with the shop locally scheme and the owner promotes some of his own special offers. Whether its booze, papers,groceries or sweets this is the place to shop.

ideally located near all the main shops i find this is a good shop to have…read more Cheap toys and gift ideas and a good range pf products from cleaning to DIY

You gotta love Wilko's. They stock just about everything and the prices are VERY reasonable.read more

With the credit crunch continuing to bite it's no wonder that Home Bargains are going strong. The…read moreBangor store is one of three new branches to open in North West Wales recently, along with Rhyl and Llangefni. It seems that they have bought a job lot of old Kwik Save stores as like quite a few of the others this shop is located in the an Kwik Save. For the uninitiated Home Bargains sell various household products at bargain prices. The range includes food and drink, cleaning materials, toiletries, toys, soft furnishings and kitchen equipment but you really need to visit to get a better idea. Some items come and go very quickly. For example they recently had packets of McVities mini digestives for 10p which had an rrp of 49p. These disappeared more or less overnight. However they also have permanent product lines. I wouldn't dream of going anywhere else for toilet rolls, toothpaste, deodorant or microwave rice amongst others. This store is handily located on Caernarfon Road (it's not far from Matalan) and has a more than adequate carpark. It's a big store for a Home Bargains and has wide aisles so it's easy to get round. The product line is much the same as other branches but because of it's size it's well stocked. If you've never been to a Home Bargains give it a go, I guarantee you won't be disappointed.

Being tight as I am, I'm a big fan of the Home Bargains chain of stores. Rarely do you find…read moreanything cheaper elsewhere that you do in Home Bargains and often, even when you think you've gotten a good deal from somewhere such as Poundland, you find the item in Home Bargains for 79p or even less. I'm amazed that they can sell products so cheaply. The Bangor store opening recently is brilliant because before that I had to travel 30 miles or so to Llandudno to visit one. The Bangor store is a good size, which is pleasing, but it's still full to the brim with items for sale. I last went in there today and they had lots of new lines in, which is always a good thing. Some baskets are in there for £2.99, which seems a bargain as they're a good size and they look good quality. They had their usual arrangement of sweets, followed by toiletries, then gifts for him and for her - which make ideal Christmas presents for teenage girls and boys, as well as adults, then the toys. They had a variety of nightwear and baby items, and medicines, then cleaning products, and then the bottom half is concentrated on foods and drinks, whilst the top half is divided into household goods such as baking equipment, rugs and pictures, with some more toys and games at the very top. The Bangor store seems very well organised and the shelves are always fully stocked. It also seems to be in a prime location - not too close to Bangor city centre, but definitely not too far a walk, and worth the bus fare anyway.

Great little place, near the top of the town, lots of things to look at and fall in love with. I've…read moreoften bought from here and am always delighted! Prices range from 50p - £500+ I think the name is a little miss leading, not your average "gifts" shop, amazing antique and vintage finds

As pp's have said, this is a small shopping centre but it does give access to a good amount of…read moreshops. Only yesterday I went to a network's-own shop (mobile phone) and B&M (the discount store) and didn't have to get rained on as the car park is also accessed from inside the centre. The only thing about the car park is, it's on a one-way street, and I get lost in Rhyl quite easily as about half the town centre is one-way streets!

a good shopping centre with plenty of shops, parking isnt brilliant but it does have customer…read moreparking. There are a variety of shops and a few eating places

This pound shop is fairly average in most respects. Not every item is a pound, but most are, and…read morethose that are more are not that much more. There are also a few items that are less than a pound like padded envelopes. One thing that I noticed that stood out about this pound shop is that they have a fairly wide range of cake decorating and other baking/cooking making items like cookie cutters, cake and sweet papers, frosting tubes, etc. They were more than one pound but they were a lot less than Lakeland, and they seemed to be the same products.

This isn't a particularly big store but it is by some way the biggest clothing shop in Colwyn Bay,…read morewith ladies and childrens clothing downstairs and menswear upstairs. It all a bit cheap and cheerful and they seem to do more casual than formal wear but if you're clothes shopping on a budget then you won't go too far wrong here.

excellent merchandising which is good, yeh some stuff cheap and cheerful…read more as Colwyn Bay has few big shop's and not many selling men's clothes. I like the fast turn over of fashion, and how it's is kept up to date. The lady who served me was very friendly. you don't get that in all shop's so well done Peacock's

If you love shabby chic décor, country cottage style, and just plain, old fashioned cute, then you…read moreneed to have a nosey around Lifestyle Outlet in West Kirby. They sell everything from candles and cards to home décor and furniture, and the variety they offer is enough to keep you happily poking around for a while. I loved the shabby chic furniture, like the wood hutches and side boards, and the cute animal decorations like the colourful cat mobile I spotted, and some plush chickens that would look really great in a farm themed kitchen, or on a window sill. The prices are very reasonable, and if I weren't so hard up myself, I could easily have come home with five or six little decorative items and not spent more than £40. My friend found some really great prints of photos and paintings and wound up buying one to add some color to her living room. The prices were really reasonable for the size of artwork, and there were some pretty quirky choices if your style of art tends toward fun, conversation pieces. I'll definitely be having another poke around next time I'm over that way.