This is a fantastic place for both stationary and literary bargains. Craft goodies along side…read morelatest autobiographys and calenders. Nothing in here is expensive and they have some lovely gift ideas and stocking fillers for the children. They even hd wheat bgs at £1.99

This branch of WH Smiths is quite a large one and consequently has a larger range of magazine and…read moreDVDs than many others in the area. Unfortunately the book selection is not as good as some of the other branches, but with two branches of Waterstones in town its unsurprising that this section of smiths hasn't been enlarged. The prices are reasonable and there are often multi saver offers on dvds etc.

I really want to like this store, the prices are good, the staff friendly and a range of arts…read morematerials on sale. Unfortunately this can't make up for the poor selection of books which is the shops main market. The books tend to be either older titles no-one else wants or so general as to not be worth bothering about. The prices are good, but without a decent selection of titles this is a bit academic

Finding a, um, 'Space', like this in Harrogate was a pretty strange experience really. Like walking…read moreon the moon. I saw it as I walking by and gravity went from underneath me, I got all bouncy in my step and bounded in - eager to forage for some vintage delights. Bargain vintage delights. In Harrogate? This is new. I didn't find bargain vintage delights. Rather expensive vintage delights. Very expensive vintage delights. You want £28 for a set of old cups? Oh right, I see. You're really vintage. Oooh. Oooooh. A new oooooh. You've got copies of The Face. I was never a cool enough early teen to be into The Face. I wish the face still existed. Oooooh. There's a copy here with The Strokes on the front. You want a fiver for it? Not a quid? Ah. Right. This place knows it has novelty value in Harrogate. And while it might spout about being an independent collective of vintage 'retailers', what would be a very enjoyable haberdashery of all nice, cute old things comes off feeling a bit too retail-based. We'll see how this one pans out.

I love this shop. All sorts of yesteryear nick-nacks…read more Shops like this have received a little bit of attention of late because they are selling the collectable stuff people hope to find in charity shops. The interesting bits you used to find in charity shops find a home here and the place does well. What's more the really knowledgeable guy who runs it is a great to spend some time with as he comes across a great deal more than can fit onto this Tardis-like shop. It's a wonderful place to browse in, but, as another reviewer said, don't expect charity shop prices as a lot of this stuff is now quite hard to find, and is priced accordingly.