Greenwoods is a great shop to go in burnley for buying men's clothes for special occasions. They…read moreeven sell kilts in here. I think lots of people of Scottish origin buy these for weddings. I like to come in here to buy ties for my dad oh and cuff links!! The staff are always very nice in here and if you don't really know what to buy they will help you decide. But don't get me wrong they're not pushy with you. It doesn't get very busy in here your lucky to see two customers in at a time. I don't know why this is because all the clothes in here are very well priced.

I purchased a Paul Smith belt on line from Originals Clothing and the S in "Smith" was partially…read morerubbed off. I am a bit dissapointed in the quality and would not buy anything from them again.

they sell a small range of mens clothing, they dont have manny items but the prices are very high…read more i think the store is not the best place to look in as i have walked out of this shop empty handed on many occasions. i think the staff are quite helpfull though.

A unique and delightful "bar," basically the last standing vestige of the Temperance movement in…read morenorthern England. As it's on church ground, it still doesn't serve alcohol although you can buy cordials to take away that would probably make great cocktails. We had a particularly charming young server who helped us try samples of the various cordials - they are all very sweet but lovely distinct flavours. We all opted for a full size helping of the hot lemon and ginger, my dad even snatched some extra of mine, he was enjoying it so much! My bf added gingseng to his (this combo wasn't on the menu but the server immediately suggested she could add it after he mentioned he was torn between the two). I tried the blood tonic milkshake after discovering the foul-sounding concoction actually involves hibiscus, rosehip and nettles. Any health benefits were of course ruled out by the ice cream, cream and (giant) flake topping, but it was yummy. Bf got an ice cream sundae, the "small" version being the side of his head (the large is normally recommended for sharing). My dad pounced on some lemon cake which he loved. If you don't have a sweet tooth there are a few savoury options, including a good selection of teas. But it really is a sweet flavour-oriented place - one of my fave features was that you can get a jam sandwich. The price point is really reasonable, sub £3 for the milkshakes which is excellent value, particularly considering you are in such a pretty environment. All in all a delightful interlude off the East Lancs Steam Railway!

This place really is magical! Not the sort of bar you would find unless you were looking for it…read morespecifically. The day we visited, there were two huge bikes outside and a couple of real bikers - beards, leathers, grease and oil - sitting inside drinking sarsasparilla and blood tonics. I'd recommend any of the cordials - we bought a few to take home and have used them as hot drinks, with soda water and as icecream floats - delicious! The shop itself doesn't look to have changed since it was first set up. Fantastic wooden pew-type benches, ancient soda syphons, antique counter and display material - everything is just so wonderful. Having said all that, one gets very quickly bored and we left to find a pub! (At that time there wasn't one in Rawtenstall that served real ale!)

Okay so when it comes to buying clothing for the man in your life, how great would it be to walk…read moreinto a store where they remember who you're buying for, what they've expressed an interest in on previous visits & what they have bought all facilitated by freshly brewed italian coffee?? HOORA I need look no more!!! We've been using Bellusci for the past four years, and I did choose the term "using" carefully as it has become a little of an expensive habit when it comes to clothes shopping for him in doors. It started with a shirt & a fabulous pair a Jeffery West loafers and it's gone on from there....... Mario the owner, is friendly, knowledgeable about product & client , and willing to do the small, but very appreciated things such as shorten sleeves & taking up trousers & jeans. Always willing to chat & give you his time, you won't feel rushed to make a choice or purchase. Don't get me wrong this place isn't cheap but if you want beautifully made clothes from jeans & t shirts to evening suits & over coats, that have that little "something" about them, accompanied by great customer service then you won't go far wrong with this hidden gem.......and any where attire related, that my hubby is always willing to go in is a winner for me!!! PS Fab web site to boot www.bellusci.co.uk

Marks and Spencer in Burnley is in the outside area of Charterwalk Shopping Centre within Burnley…read moretown centre, the store is OK, it is over two floors with the Food Hall on the ground floor, this does, however, mean that due to the ongoing UK government lockdown, the upper floor selling non-essential items such as clothing is closed, I do think they should have made it partially open as it also means the toilets are closed too, given a lack of public toilets around Burnley town centre. Nothing too exciting, the Food Hall range was just OK, the store was mainly clean and the overall staff attitudes were mixed, there was a lady who seemed friendly and happy to help and a man who was quite the opposite. The store does close pretty early at 6 pm, I think it would be really useful to keep it open later, like many other Marks and Spencer stores, especially for the Food Hall... on a Sunday it shuts far earlier at 4 pm as it decides to open early instead of at 10 am, this is obviously limited due to Sunday Trading laws, but I would prefer 11:30 - 17:30 on Sunday's, which is again common at other stores. 3* - OK store, some good things, some bad, it wouldn't be my favourite Marks and Spencer branch to visit but it isn't bad.

The Marks & Specncer store in Burnley is a large store based right in the centre of town. It's…read morerecently undergone a makeover but I am struggling to work out what exactly has been changed. The food hall has had a it of an overhaul but besides that, they just appear to have moved things around a little bit. The Burnley store stocks clothing for men, women and children as well as homewares, food and drink and the compulsory M&S undies. There's also a small Revive café if you find the choice to overwhelming to explore in one go! The store can be a little difficult to navigate with clothes grouped into different ranges rather than clothing types. This means if you're looking for a new pair of trousers you'll have to explore the whole store if you're looking to make an informed choice. The store does get busy, particularly at sale times when it fast becomes bedlam and the food hall always seems to be busy when I visit, despite the extortionate prices!