I always love a Debenhams as I can always find something I'd like to buy this Debenhams is no…read moredifferent. However, it doesn't have as many concessions as some of the larger stores and is in need of a bit of a refurb! Has a cafe on the top floor if you are looking for somewhere to rest your legs and have a brew. Staff are also helpful which is a bonus in any shop! Very centrally placed so definitely worth a browse if you are taking a stroll round the harbour

This place offers you great quality along with great service. Shop workers are always very smiley…read morein here, and don't force themselves on you to buy. The coffee shop is also brilliant, especially as you can sit in the window and look out over the harbour.

DLN Tech Support are fantastic! Damien is the best. - knowledgeable, friendly and confident. I…read morewas having issues with my laptop and he took care of it and got me up and running within an hour! DLN Tech Support will have all my business and definitely recommend and refer everyone I know to them!

This is an excellent shop and I can recommend it to anyone who is interested in music or who has a…read morechild learning an instrument. With two children learning different instruments I have found this shop to be a really useful resource. I can get expert advice from the staff, which is excellent as I know nothing about music. They stock instruments and sheet music and will get anything you need that isn't in stock. They also have alot of information about local musicians, teachers and events.

Exeter Music Shop is now known as Musicroom and is easily found in Sidwell Street Exeter…read more It is a double fronted shop set on two floors. The first floor is given to mainly organs but upstairs you can find a large guitar section, drums and wind instruments. It is upstairs you can also find all the printed music. Musicroom has the largest selection of printed music in the south west. They also have a large selection of music instrument accessories. Musicroom can also be found at many of the large music festivals in the country. The staff are more than helpful, there are noticeboards as you go up the stairs where you can find useful information and local music teachers

Friendly. Reasonable. Old fashioned private jeweller. Highly recommended.read more

Chris is an honest and valuable craftsman in the City of Exeter. I am glad to see he has moved to…read morepremises that will display his many talents in a greater light...Nigel Harris Price (another designer/craftsman in precious metals)

One of the more trendy (and pricey!) shoe shops in Exeter, tReds in the Guildhall, they stock a…read morevast amount of trainery-type shoes like Vans, an odd Dr Marten or two, Suga boots, converse high-topsquite a range of cool footwear for men and women. My only complaint (apart from the sometimes extortionate prices, and limited sizes okay, I have a lot of complaints), is the staff often seem quite unhelpful and inexperienced.

If you love shoes the tReds in Exeter's Guildhall shopping centre is the place to go. They have…read moresome lovely boots at the front of the store and they do flats/trainers further back. They also have some mens and children's shoes. Watch out for the sales as that is when you can get a bargain pair!

Need a weighted shower curtain? Here's the place to go. Want to buy flowery sheets? You can get…read morethem here. Need a Union Jack mug with matching coaster? This is your place. From laptrays to woks and bath mats to bins you will be able to buy it here at a reasonable price with high quality. A good place to mooch around for stuff you need, and stuff you didn't know you needed.

Trinity House is a department store in the heart of Axminster, with great customer service and a…read moregood range of different items from duvets to luggage. It has a sizeable clothing department with good quality clothes, with brands like Eastex; I was particularly impressed with the range of men's polo shirts, expensive, but just something a little different. The cookware department of Trinity House has a vast range of items for the kitchen: saucepans, utensils, tea-towels, appliances etc. Arguably the best department in what overall is a great store, a little dated in parts maybe, but a purveyor of quality items nonetheless.

Penny Simpson has studied ceramics around the world and holds regular exhibitions in Japan amongst…read moreother places. She's good, and very passionate in a quiet way about her craft - a real traditional artisan who will probably carry on learning and experimenting until they pry the clay out of her hands. And she offers value for money - she doesn't do hugely expensive art objects, she makes affordable, useable heart-full objects that will fit on your table or your sideboard. She'll also welcome you with a tea and a talk about all the qualities of ceramics she so admires - and as you buy you can see her workshop and meet a true craftswoman.

savers, perfect for all your holoiday cosmetic needs, this is due to the price, very cheap and…read moregreat to take away on holiday as once you have used some of it you can leave the rest at your destination to bring back more important goods. apart from that very good every day items to be bought at good prices.

Savers is a good name because you can really save money on cosmetics, toiletries, sun creams etc…read more They really are cheaper than other high street shops. The shop is clean and well presented, the staff are friendly and helpful. You won't get the sort of expert advice that you would get from the cosmetics counter in a large department store but it is alot cheaper. An excellent place to shop for this type of product.