Well it's certainly not the great place I remember coming as a child. I remember really fun candle…read moredipping workshops (which they still do) and these beautiful handmade candles that were truly works of art. Sadly, the latter are no longer available, which makes the whole place rather unremarkable. They now only sell ugly nick knacks and organise all kinds of crafts upstairs for things that are much uglier than what your child would bring home from school, all very cheap looking. Much better off encouraging artistry in school. Really, teachers will send your child home with the most amazing things and you're already paying tuition fees anyway, so why bother coming to the Cheshire Workshops and pay for something ugly? Such a shame that they've gone through such a drastic change!

This really is a great place for both adults and children…read more Our kids thoroughly enjoyed the experience of making their very own candles to take home. There is a gift shop where you can take home souvenirs and a lovely cafe located in a large conservatory overlooking the beautiful countryside. You can enjoy a delicious family meal before returning home with your happy children.

I prefer handmade candles but as a candle fanatic couldn't resist going into this shop when we were…read morein the area with friends. There is a huge choice of candles, melts, candle plates, burners and so and and so on and so on. Service was friendly and with a wide smile. My only very tiny complaint is that it's quite cluttered and "busy" with shelves and although slim I continually felt as though I was about to knock something over. A lovely little place if you love candles and home fragrancing.

This was my first time to the area was eager to check out the market. There are lots of shops and…read morefood stalls in the place. It was also heaving with people. So much that people were finding various ways to find seating to have their lunch. We ended up at the dog treat stall to get something for our pup. We were a little late to an event we were in town for so we just grabbed that dog treat and left. However this looks like a fun place to grab food and buy Christmas gifts.

This is primarily a place to find food. There are a few shops scattered around, as well as a…read moreflorist and a butcher, but the main reason to come here is for the large variety of places to eat. There are large seating areas in the middle of the building so people can choose to get meals from different vendors and still eat together. There's a bathroom available and a large multi-storey car park

Well layed out clean and stylishly presented shop the florists were knowledgeable and sought to get…read morethe best for us Brilliant designs & choice of flowers Good use of vases to enhance the effects of the colours Clear specification was provided which laid out what we were going to get. We were very dissatisfied with our original florist who didn't really seem to be interested in us probably becasue she was very busy at the time, but still the florist who helped us was excellent. We organised our friends wedding on 4 weeks notice (having brought it forward from May 2006). To start with when we were looking for price guides they were happy saying how much a wedding would cost them which other florists didn't do. The shop was beautifully laid out to show off their flowers to the best possible arrangement which contrasted to the dingy premises of others. They were very knowledgeable and they took our ideas and helped us to turn them into something that our friends wedding guests found absolutely stunning on the day - both in the church and at the reception.I don't have a bad word to say about them and would recommend anyone looking for a florist in chester to use them.

Go here simply because it's got the best name for a shop I've ever heard. Get some unusual gifts…read moreall made from glass obviously and watch the glass blowers at work. The Glassblobbery is on a rural route through north Wales, which is magical in autumn when the leaves are falling and all around them the fields are a rich green. Check out the website: http://www.glassblobbery.com

Best prices of all the nurseries we visited, made to feel welcome and not just another customer.read more

This shop is situated on the High Street in Denbigh and is know as the shop that never closes , I…read morethink it is open every day apart from Christmas Day. It is well stocked and saves a trip to other towns to visit places like B and Q.The staff are always really helpful and pleasant, and prices are competitive. they always sell seasonal things too, like Halloween stuff and at the moment they have all your Christmas requirements there from trees, decorations lights etc I also like to buy bedding plants and hanging baskets from here as well during the summer months

Bought a product that did not work was told there was "nothing" they could do perhaps they…read moreneed to go on a customer service course

The clinton cards in drayton is quite small compared to other towns, but it does have a wide range…read moreof products on offer. They stock greeting cards of all types, Balloons both blow up and helium, birthday gifts, wedding gifts, wrapping paper, and also stock many brand names like the famous me to you tatty teddy bears. They also stock seasonal items, like 'leaving school items' 'Christmas cards, gifts and wrapping paper' and easter, etc. The shop is easily accessible and the aisles are wide enough to get round, the shop is always well stocked and if can't find what your looking for the staff will always look in the back for you, if not they can order special things into the shop.