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13 years ago
CoralQuay cares about its Producers. Through giving access to markets in the developed 'North' CoralQuay is helping Producers to trade their way out of poverty read more
8/9 New Bond Street Place
Bath BA1 1BH
United Kingdom
01225 446362
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Lovely gift shop with lots of different items. We got some great stocking fillers here, including…read morecoasters, socks and some candles. They also stock Jellycats which I know are very popular. During Christmas they also had some nice decorations and very cute festive earrings! We got a pair last year and a couple of pairs this year. This year they had some more traditional and nostalgic ornaments and I couldn't resist. This location in Bath gets VERY busy, so I'd recommend going when they first open. I've walked in and walked straight out again recently and it was only a Tuesday!
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Eureka! A quirky, fun and friendly gift shop in Bath's city centre…read more This lovely-dovey-hippy-dippy shop is filled with candles, hand-made bags, incense, jewellery and silver ware all made using fairly traded materials. The prices range dramatically from the sterling silver necklaces to the woven handbags (unsurprisingly) so it means that this shop serves any sort of budget. Their stock doesn't change regularly so I don't visit often, but when I do I remember how much I love their products and the exceptionally friendly service.
This place is great for whiling away fifteen minutes or so, when you're waiting for someone, or…read moreyou're just plain bored. It has a variety of hippy-type goods from the world over, including dream catchers, incense, bongos, hookahs and other sorts of world goods. I must admit, though, that this place sells things designed for decoration rather than practical purposes. For example, I went here to buy a bongo for making some recordings, but every one I tried out had a flabby skin that made a dull fart of a noise and was consequently useless. Oh, and by the way, I've heard that the dream catchers don't actually catch dreams.
Leaf pendant made from plating a real leaf leaving a pendant matching the leaf set in Brass
Bath is best known for style and sophistication. But if you're in a mood to indulge your childish…read moreside and be immature head to At Sixes and Sevens on Abbey Green. This small gift shop is an Aladdin's cave of cheap and cheerful stocking fillers ranging from kites to funny cards. There's nothing particularly special about this shop, but it is a reliable place to go to pick up a fancy dress costume or buy a 'hilarious' birthday gift. The shop assistants are friendly yet quiet, so they're not overly forthcoming with help. If nothing else, it's bright, colourful window displays always seems to lift my mood whenever I'm having a dull day at the office.
For any sort of fancy dress event or party where a few joke items might go down well, this is the…read moreplace to come. It's fairly small, so you'll have to poke around and watch that your bag doesn't clear a shelf of trinkets if you're trying to turn around or anything, but it's the hunting that makes this place so appealing, even if you've no real intention of buying anything. They also do a range of other bits and bobs that you wouldn't think, including a fine range of zippo lighters, fluid and other parts - I once bought a rather fine matte red zippo that was the bomb. Highly recommended.
Tucked away in the corner of the new Milsom Place Shopping Centre is Quadri, a great little shop…read moreselling lots of different and interesting things. They do a great range of jewellery and also things for the home, especially kitchen items they sell the Alessi brand in here. There are lots of brilliant ideas for gifts as well, especially for men I would say such as flasks, travel items, clocks and things like that. Also cheese knife sets and paperweights, classy things for the home. The photo frames and diaries they stock are all very nice as well in leather and suede, and a good stock of colours. It's also quite fun in here too as they stock lots of colourful bits and pieces for the home.
This gorgeous shop is just outside of Bath city centre in Widcombe, an easy stroll from the train…read morestation over the bridge and you're there. It's definitely worth visiting it's a cute little place with lots of interesting products. Set over two small rooms they sell lots of things such as household items, trinkets, photo frames and many others. I got a great picnic basket from here, a cool bag covered in flowers with all the bits it's so lovely. Always check this place out for great present ideas, it's a real shabby chic kind of place. They also sell jewellery and cards.
This is a fantastic card shop in the centre of Bath on Milsom Street, it hasn't been here very long…read moreonly a few years but it has already made it's mark for really high quality cards and gifts. It's a large shop filled floor to ceiling with cards for every occasion, for him and for her, funny and sentimental, occasions such as moving home and leaving job are also catered for with a wide range of syles and choice. They also do a wonderful range of wrapping paper, really beautiful pieces with complimenting tags and bows or ribbons as well as lovely albums and diaries. I would say some items are rather on the pricey side but you are paying for quality so it's not unreasonable.
Should be called Tea with a painting of Mr Darcy! Somewhat ridiculous considering their whole…read moreallure is Tea with Mr Darcy. And the staff is not pleasant and although we made a reservation 5 months ago, they refused to have as sit at a nicer table with some nonsense excuse.
I love the theatricals! The staff was so nice and genuine. I felt transported back in time. One of…read moremy favorite experience in Bath.
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great toy store that usually has lots of good offers on.read more
Opening soon is a new art space in Bedminster/Southville in the space which used to be a…read morehairdressers. Basically if you are arty you can rent desk space with free wi-fi and it has room for exhibitions as well. At the moment the idea is very fluid and may also include night events, parties and hair cutting! Keep an eye on it and see how it evolves. At the moment there is some super spooky sculpture in the window which I adore. Can't wait to find out more. My first proper visit will be a market shop on the first saturday of the month - starting in December 2009. I will report back!
Here we have a shop that sells, well, cards. Cards and party supplies that is…read more It's not quite Clintons in terms of quality or range but then also in terms of price, which is nice. It's much more of an independent store here but essentially the same sort of deal. If you're after a card for any occasion then you'll probably nip in here. If you're not after a card I doubt you'll be going to the Card Factory. They also have a range in small presents and accessories which are again not big in quality or price the same.
i have always found this store to be rather magical. You get to choose and personalise your very…read moreown bear, give it a heart, certificate and can even specify how much stuffing you want in it!! If you are going to buy someone a cuddly toy this christmas this is a greay way of making it that little bit more personal and special to the individual! You can also buy little outfits including shoes for your ted!! The staff are friendly and very helpful when it comes to building your bear. slightly more expensive than a plain old ted but its worth the little extra.
This is a good sized store with a wide range of products…read more They sell a good selection of DVD's and CD's, and quite have good offers on cheap DVD's. There is a brilliant selection of books, although unless on offer these can quite often be found cheaper else where. There is some gorgeous stationary ranges for both adults and children, loads of cards, giftwrap, magazines, sweets, printer consumables etc. Pretty much anything you might need stationary wise could probably be found in here with friendly and helpful staff if you need them.
This Wh Smiths is on the ground floor of the Mall. It is a…read moreone of their large stores and all on one level At the weekend it can get vey busy though and there are long queues at the check out. Its stocks a wide range of Dvds, Magazine, Games and many of the promotional Hardback best sellars at very good discountsIt does not have a huge stock of just easy read paperbacks unless they are on the recent published list. I find Waterstone has a lot better stock.
Toyzone in my opinion is not the best toy shop. The outlet village is exactly that, an outlet for…read morelast seasons stock. As a result what you get in toyzone is pretty hit or miss. You can get some really great brand toys at a good price but most of the time the kind of toys you find in there are not the latest thing and vary in quality. The shop itself is a decent size but it always feel really overcrowded, like they're trying to cram as many toys as possible in there and aren't taking into account how difficult mothers with prams or wheelchair users may find getting round the shop.
I don't know what it is about art shops that make me want to spend all my money, sack off my job,…read moregrow a goatee and start painting again! Do one rent, sod you bills, who needs money! And this shop is no exception. I went in today for some more practical bits & pieces and didn't think I would find anything useful at a reasonable price (for some reason this shop has a reputation for being quite pricey) but I was very pleasantly surprised, not only did I find a great selection of the sketch books I was looking for, but the prices were very reasonable and I bought a pen. If it is possible the man who served me was too helpful. I mean as I walked in the front door the sales assistant was stood right in front of it and asked if he could help, which is fine, I said I was just looking, then he asked again and sometimes, especially in lovely little art shops, you just want to potter around looking at all the bits & bobs. Nevertheless he was very friendly and being helpful isn't a crime.
Bristol Fine Art is a one of those really good shops that i probably have walked past a hundred…read moretimes without realising it was there. I first noticed it when we were in the 2 hour queue for the Banksy Exhibition . We were feeling creative and wanted to try out our graffiti skills so went in search of somewhere that sold Spray Paint. Weirdly Bristol Fine Art didn't sell any which was disappointing, nonetheless we had a snoop around and they sold some really great arty stuff. Prices were pretty reasonable and I have since noticed that they have started to stock spray paint. A great shop to pop into for any arty things, but also for some great gifts as they sell crafts too.
Unfortunatley Poppers seems to take over the party market on Gloucester road, but if your looking…read morefor a card or little gift... or bit of tat... then it's probably worth popping in here. The title of the shop suggests a more regal and elitist brand of card shop (if that as a type does exist!?!) but inside it's just your usual shop. An impressivly wide selection of cards (and a good 'humour' section which is always a bonus) so you can find the right card for the right occation. Happy hunting!
This is possibly the worst named shop in Bristol. It strike up ideas of romantic literature or soft…read morecore porn! But really, it's nothing more than a greetings card emporium. Handily placed in the middle of Gloucester Road, opposite the Post Office, it's great for last minute buys. There's nothing particularly special about this shop. You won't find a side-splittingly funny card, or something so sentimental it'll move you to tears. But it's full of great standards, so you're bound to find something to suit your nearest and dearest.
There are much worse things one could be hooked on than crafts, but nonetheless it can be an…read moreaddiction and this shop is here to work with that addiction. Should you be unable to resist taking a pair of scissors to some material and fashioning a purse, for instance, or sticking some fake eyes to a pillow - I don't know - for all your crafts needs these guys can help. From basics like scissors and glues to advanced kits for dressmakers it' all down here for the taking. A wonderful little shop that takes me back to school.
It's good that there's a sanitising station by the door, and the staff seem like they're very…read moreconscious of wearing masks. The staff member with the short blonde hair (he him?) did an excellent job despite being alone in the shop when we were there.