Trefor Jones is a proper old fashioned menswear shop in the centre of Caernarfon, with many of the…read moreclothes displayed in glass display units. In my opinion this is a shop for two groups, the over sixty fives and farmers. If you're an OAP farmer it must be heaven. The clothes on offer tend be of the brown variety and you'll find brands like Barbour. Given that Caernarfon is located in a largely rural, agricultural area they probably do very well. Not a shop for me but good luck to them anyway.

I was in bangor last weekend for a shopping spree with some friends. We had heard of a good shop by…read morethe name of Quest so decided to give it a go. I was suprised to see the amount of good brands and different looks available,.The staff are very helpfull and they even ironed one of my tops as i was going straight out that evening. very good visit.

old fashioned and always classy!read more

Peacocks is Caernarfon is hidden away a bit in the town centre and doesn't have on street parking…read morenearby although there is a multi-storey car park just across the road. Although it's Caernarfon's biggest clothing store it's the smallest Peacocks I've been in so the choice is fairly limited. The bulk of the floorspace is given over to ladies fashions so the choice of mens and kids and clothing is particularly small. Pricewise it's cheap and the quality is OK.

I have been going to North Menswear for many years now. Top brands and excellent choice. You always…read moreget a fair price with excellent customer service.

There are few shops in the world that I love more than this one. I have visited Siop Hughes every…read moretime over the past 4 decades when I have traveled to Dolgellau. It is a treasure and a reminder of what "bricks and mortar" shops give--excellent quality and exemplary, generous service.

This is a mens clothing shop as it should be. Want socks, pants or braces ? They will be here. The…read moreowner is extremely helpful and genuine. It is like stepping backv in time and all the better for it. Charming and couteous, buy something here

it is a fine establishment that sells household item, clothes and more. At the far back of the…read moreshop/wear house you will find a cafe, the food is okay... Unlike I, my brother isn't such a picky eater but even he left quarter of his plate - he said he didn't like most the food. (I'd tell you to give it a try but I can't guarantee they'd even have the food you requested or that you even like what you end up with.)

I heard someone talking as they walked out of here on Friday and they were bemoaning the fact that…read moreit's "a little touristy". They were speaking with an Irish accent, making them tourists. C'mon, guy! Of course it's touristy. That's the point. This will forever be "that place with the name" that is unpronouncable except for "gogogoch" on the end of it. The name? Llanfairpwllgwyngyll­gogery­chwyrn­drobwll­llan­tysilio­gogo­goch and yes I did just copy and paste it! Other than that, it is just a standard (but big) gift shop full of fun things with the long name on it, and some really nice craft things, such as the Slate house numbers and wooden love spoons. The staff were all as helpful and friendly as you'd expect from a place that deals mostly with mad foreign folk like me trampling through their work. Really though, you'll go to see the name, as you rightly should!