This is a garden centre with added extras! We started off at the farmer's market, before having a…read morelook around the garden centre. The garden centre itself isn't that large, but is well stocked. There is a small courtyards with shops - I bought some nice sausages in the butchers. There is a petting farm, but we didn't visit it this time. The best bit is the historic garden. We went through the maze, looked at the deer, went down into what I thought was an ice house, but was actually a bear pit. It's very beautiful, even in February

It does exactly what you'd expect and a bit more. There is the Garden Centre side with a good…read moreselection of plants, etc. There is also garden furniture and ornaments available. In additonal to these there are a number of other craft shops including a leatherworker and a deli. The site itself is not huge, so I would personally not recommend it a as place to go for a day out, maybe part of your and go on elsewhere.

Meadowhall is a large shopping centre, located just 3 miles away from Sheffield city centre, or 2…read moremiles away from Rotherham town centre. It is the largest shopping centre in the Yorkshire and the Humber region and the 12th largest in the UK overall by retail space, at time of writing (October 2021) - if the planned improvement works happen the centre could be expanded to become the fourth largest in the country. The mall is easily accessed by all modes of public transportation: There is a public transport interchange for trains (as far as Manchester and Cleethorpes), there are also Sheffield Supertram and bus services, serving the centre, not forgetting the 12,000 parking spaces up for grabs. There are multiple places to eat inside the centre's Oasis Dining Quarter including branches such as Friday's, KFC, McDonald's, Nando's, Pizza Express, Subway, Tapas Revolution and Wagamama. If you're looking for coffee, there are multiple branches of Starbucks, a Caffe Nero and some of the department stores here have their own Cafes. The majority of the centre feels modern, there are many large shops including Apple, Marks and Spencer, Primark and Next and even a barber and a VUE Cinema. The loss of Debenhams has hit the centre hard, which was one of the largest anchor stores of the mall. My biggest problem with this is you now have to walk all the way around the car park to get into the centre from the South Tinsley tram stop because the store is closed, that just seemed dangerous and not very well sign-posted for me. I feel they should have kept a walkway open to allow safe and confusion-free access into the centre. 4*

Although this place has all the usual chains and could be anywhere it is quite a relaxing place…read more The best part of it to me are the tiny specialist shops, in the little streets, off the food court. The Lanes. The food court itself is not bad for a shopping meal..lots of noodles or pizza and an all day breakfast place amongst them. The little shops have ethnic goods, an old fashioned toy shop and film memorabiliaThe Last Picture Show. There is also jewellery (Cleopatras is nice), a hobby shop, a watch hospital and a fairy shop. Arkwrights Emporium has all the old nostalgic stuff people love..great for gifts..including Gollies. Beatles stuff Marilyn Monroe, Laurel and Hardy. Audrey Hepburn, model cars and tractors, signs with a message, and branded stuff like BETTY BOOP. GUINNESS. JACK DANIELS. JOHN DEERE etc. These little shops are, for me, the best part of Meadowhall.

This is near newlook 02, thompsons, etc. Its only a really small store though so it is seriously…read morecramped when theres like 5 ppl in. apart from the floor space it is a decent card shop. Its what you expect of birthdays. Real good quailty cards and gifts. I think they can be quite expensive, bu you pay for what you get.. and they maybe alittle cheaper than clintons. plus if they do have offers on they are really good offers! such as the star buy stuff!! i bought ome cards for 79p.. The staff are also really heplful so you get stuck just ask erm =]

This is quite a small store which mostly stocks greetings cards. They do have seasonal stock to go…read morewith different occassions as well. The store can feel quite cramped even if there is only a few people inside as it is very small, however the products are very competitively priced and seem quite a lot cheaper than other high street store card shops.

I took the photo before I knew what I was looking at. I just loved the building! The square centre…read moreshop is surrounded by mostly empty, but stunning little units. It would suit a cafe. The lady who owned The Button Tin appeared like Mr Benn just as I took the photo, and proceeded to introduce me to her wonderful world. A fabric designer, she teaches people to sew on the many machines she has inside. There were wonderful parasols and vintage machines. She was working on some hen party stuff too. Great idea for something a bit different. I only got the one pic but I may be back soon so I'll pop in. She has some great ideas to help the building become a hub of design and quirky places. - very cool indeed.