Flemingate Shopping centre is a the new shopping street located near the train station in Beverley…read more This review is based on todays experience (2 weeks after opening) and as I visit in future, I will update my review. Firstly, although it is classed and called a shopping centre, it is really a street with shops all long both sides. The street itself is quite pretty and keeps the styling of its surrounding areas. It was very clean but there is a lack of seating areas (not that we'd want to sit down as it was raining!). There are still loads of empty units. To be fair, most of them have been let and are just waiting for the tennants to move in, but at the time of writing the selection was ok, nothing special. The main tennant was Debenhams, which is quite a bit smaller that the Hull City Centre branch, but is much nicer and has that 'new' feel to it. Other retailers that are open include Calendar Club (pop up shop), Card Factory, Poundland, The Entertainer, Tresspas, Wilko, Costa and Patisserie Valerie (located within Debenhams). Units let and still to open include PremierInn, Parkway Cinemas, Greggs, Deli No One, Stagefright, Zizzi, Outfit, H&M, Guest & Philips and local clothes shop - Bolo. As you can see from the list, when everything is up and running, there will be quite a good selection. There is plenty of parking thanks to the multistory car park. There are only a few spaces on levels 0, 1 and 2 but get to level 3 and there is plenty more space. Prices are ok, but not really cheap either (especially when you can use one of the free car parks in the town centre), however, it is only £2 all day on a Sunday. The PremierInn will be using the car park which has a fee of £7.50 per night. From the street you can walking to Beverley Town Centre in about 10 minutes, which has a lot of the high street names missing from this development, such as Boots, WHSmith, M&S etc. On he whole, a nice development which, when all the units are open, will have a nice variety of shops and restaurants

The landlord is driving businesses put of this location by putting rents up too high. The…read moreresult.... Loads of empty shops in one of the most beautiful local buildings... Terrible

Can't fault this Web Site or the shop. There was a great choice of gifts and I placed my order in…read morethe morning and it arrived with me the next day for for no extra cost. well packaging so ideal as a gift. A great on line shopping experience that gave highly professional service, The staff did more then expected and i would recomend to all.

This is mainly a food store with a small section devoted to non-food items. There's a small…read moreclothing section, audio-visual (TVs DVD players etc) and CDs, DVDs, computer games, books etc. There's also homeware and cookware and some computer supplies. The range in these latter departments is small and somwhat restricted. If you want a bigger range you should visit either the Hall Road, Hull store or, if you want the full monty, the newish branch in St Stephen's in the centre of Hull. I think it's generally fairly pricey on the food front. I'd recommend Morrisons if you are counting the pennies and own a car. The fruit and veg can be very hit and miss in terms of ripeness and quality. Stocks can also get rather low sometimes. The bakery is OK but again it's getting very expensive.

As its name suggests, this shop specialises in selling cut-price new books and you can pick up some…read morereal bargains here just so long as you are not looking for the latest releases. There is a nice range of childrens' books and an excellent range of cookery books, often in hardback. There is also a modest paperback and hardback fiction range as well as biography and history. Upstairs is a smaller room with various non-fiction titles and a small selection of poetry books. This is definitely a shop for browsing. It's unlikely to have exactly what you are looking for (although I have been pleasantly surprise on occasions) but I defy you not to find something here worth having. It's open on Sundays and deservedly busy.

Hubby loves this shop and if not careful will spend a fortune. It always has some good bargains and…read moreall books are new and in excellent condition. The shop is a little small and can be cramped at times. This shop is in the centre of the shopping in Beverley and the area is bustling on Saturdays.

We were paying for 2 lots of shopping with gift vouchers. The printed voucher didn't work and it…read moretook our assistant Sandra ages to type in the long code number. She was extremely polite and helpful to us and the customers who were held up because of the delay. Her kindness was outstanding and this level of service is commendable. We were very grateful for her patience and understanding. Many thanks Anne Jeveons

There's simply no other store chain quite like M&S. From cheap but good quality underwear to…read moregourmet food and wines, they have it all. Phenomenal selection of really high quality prepared foods, Indian, Chinese, Vietnam, and so on. Wonderful customer service too.

This is one of Beverley's insitutions. Originally this second-hand furniture and electricals shop…read morewas located in the old public baths attached to the Playhouse. When that was sold it relocated to its current premises on Walkergate. It has a good range of furniture of all styles. The quality is consistently high and the prices reasonable. They also have a small number of white goods and some various general electrical items such as hi-fi, televisions and music equipment. They also have a small stock of CD and computer games for recent and not-so-recent gaming consoles.

This friendly family business is a joy to visit. I was after a solid set of oak draws, within…read moreseconds a spiritful chap was showing me a choice of two. The first was too big and the second perfect! I still cant believe how good these are and how little paid compared to others places selling similar for nearly double, i parked the car right outside and it was safely guided into the car. I have since been back and bought numerous things such as, pine shelfing unit, quality pine wardrobe, makita cordless drill set, blu-ray movies, a fully reconditioned dyson, a guitar tuner.. i've had no problems with anything, some electronic items have outlasted new items which friends have bought at the same times, i think this is down to the keen eye & experienced testing that is done before the items are accepted for sale. I Recommend a desent bargain!

If you like a really comprehensive and bustling market, you won't find much better. Eclectic mix…read moreof fresh street foods, clothes, junk, just about anything you can think of, Beverley's Saturday morning market is outstanding. Picturesque, charming and totally English.

There are a lot of stalls in this market and there's loads of different stuff. It's hard not to…read morestart with the food so I will. There is meat cheese, cakes ,burgers ,hot drinks,ice cream,doughnuts etc.etc. We head first for the best garlic bread we have had. There is lovely veg and flowers including unusual ones. There is loads of non food stalls and its not loads of stalls selling the same stuff.If you want an unusual gift you might find it here. this is well worth a visit especially as beverley is a lovely town with a lot of history and a fantastic Minster. Also if you like charity shops the ones here are worth a visit.