This particular Wizzard Cards & Gifts shop in St. Helen's sells a terrific variety of bits and…read morepieces which are ideal for small presents and special celebratory occasions. In addition to offering a selection of ornaments, scary and cute looking toys as well as holographic artwork, they also have a small fancy dress section towards the rear of the shop and sell a range of cheeky adult toys. So, if you pop into Wizzard, you might be in for more than what you bargained for after a wonderous browse! Expect a contrasting variety of cards and gifts from the innocent and cute to the downwright naughty and scary! Overall, the shop has friendly staff as they kindly helped me look for the card I was searching for and at affordable prices, you can't really go wrong.

This has to be the ultimate gift shop! If you need a present…read morefor someone, special or otherwise, you are most likely to find something here. they have gifts from mugs to t-shirts to jewellery.the list seems to be endless, but probably isn't. They even have the cards, tags and wrapping paper to finish off your present.

Female staff have synchronised menstrual cycles - passive aggressive, terrible communication…read moreskills, not polite, resting b*tch faces, pretentious makeup, sloppy attitude, absolute simpletons, that remind me of those entitled girls in high school that screw their face when something is expected of them, that are too stupid to even realise that 'customer service' is not the job for them! Really condescending and poor people skills, you get the type of smile that's completely void of any human emotion that makes them look uncomfortable to even acknowledge you, that type of smile that looks like they're trying to deepthroat a stale bagel. These are the kinda girls that are keeping ITV2 in business. Always stalling to serve you, for what ever reason (maybe because their precious ego demands that you should offer them a sacrifice for having the AUDACITY to expect them to be attentive to customers ) I thought Poundland was bad This is all except for one nice lady who has a brown fringe - we like her But if she's not on shift - expect to leave with a sour taste in your mouth. These girls need to look into developing their interpersonal skills - and I wish them all the best in doing so, but let's face it - they're probably just gonna scroll Pinterest for new tattoo ideas and and look at homes they can't afford, and blame their partners for their own shortcomings in life. That said... it can be fun to spectate, just seeing a circle jerk of estrogen fuelled hate for customers, with a face that looks like it should be on a promotional leaflet for the awareness of IBS. I've seen more personality in a wet cream cracker. but there's something comforting in knowing that they're having a worse day than you

This is part of an increasingly large chain. They specialise in obtaining items extremely cheaply…read moreand passing that on to the buyer. I was amazed at the variety of things you can buy at a B&M's, from really good quality real ale in bottles to household cleaners and almost everything in between. As Ryan-ere points out, don't assume that everything is cheaper, it isn't, but the majority of things for sale are sufficiently cheap to make it a vital stop on any serious shopping excursion.

***DISGUSTING SERVICE*** Been a loyal customer [family of…read moreshoppers] at the store in Bury [Lancashire] for over a decade. Visited on 13-Sep-2021 and took 2 items to till both of which were in the sale section [lots of the same items were reduced]. Took items to till and and was informed by Team Leader or Manager that 1 of the items was not reduced. I asked if they would honour the price and first the staff member stated that customers change the labels! The insinuation here being that within seconds of entering the store and picking up the 2 items I had somehow managed to remove and replace the price tag in plane sight of security/staff [these items have tamper proof stickers so if you did try to peel them off they fall apart]. Then informed that all items had been reduced in error and they would not honour the price. The staff member basically did not want to resolve the issue and demonstrated a real bad attitude. I was with my wife so remained calm, polite throughout, did not raise my voice, did not swear. The only comments made by me were "this is not good service" and that "I will leave the items". I then contacted SmythsToys online to purely make them aware of the mislabelling and was informed [QUOTE] "....our staff will not tolerate abusive behaviour... we define abuse in our internal guidance as shouting, swearing, name-calling, threatening, disrespecting, personally insulting, or attempting to blackmail". It seems despite having security staff, CCTV, a full customer account of events where all a customer wants is an apology that SmythsToys would choose to trust a poorly trained and arrogant employee than loyal customer who ultimately pay their salaries. Think I will be buying all our computing games, toys, bikes etc from elsewhere.

Easy to access the displays are amazing most of the video games are at reasonable prices I will be…read morecomming back soon

# There's millions, says Geoffrey, all under one roof, it's called Toys R' Us, Toys R' Us Toys R…read moreUS!!! # The jingle that excited millions of children all over the UK, and myself, every Christmas, or whenever I knew my parents were taking a trip to Ikea. There's genuinely not a lot I can say about Toys R' Us apart from that it's brilliant, taking away the element of pester power. If you're a parent, I'm sure it's hell. But imagine one of those huge grocery hypermarkets. Fill it with Barbies, Playmobil, Lego, action figures, cuddlies, games and a number of other things the kidlets will grow out of in about five months, and there you have it. Geoffrey the Giraffe has been the store's emblem for as long as I can remember and his cartoon face still makes me smile. The location next to Warrington's flagship Ikea and a giant M&S means that a day at this complex won't come cheap, but it might just spread a little happiness.

This is one store I and the rest of my family will be avoiding in future…read more I was looking for one of those large trays that you could use to soak the shelves and grill pans from the cooker in. I'd seen one on the Lakeland website but didn't fancy waiting for one in the post or having to deal with the manic number of people shopping at Liverpool One. So I looked around for something a little more local and more immediately available. I found a product on The Range website that would do the trick, a BBQ Grill Soaker, exactly like the product from Lakeland just a little bigger. Ideal. Or so I thought, this is when the fun began. The number for the St. Helens store is on the The Range website so I rang them. It rang and rang and rang, for ages, no answer. Tried again a few minutes later, same thing. And again a bit later. I was losing the will to live when someone eventually answered the phone, I said "Hello" and they promptly hung up on me! Ggggrrrrrr. I tweeted head office who advised that there were 5 of the item I was looking for in stock at this store but that I should ring first to check, despite me advising them of the above. A catch 22 really. This all happened the other day, but today I thought, sod it, I'll go to the store, I've been told they have them in stock, I don't mind waiting a bit, xmas shoppers and what have you, If I get what I need. Oh dear, I think I needed my head checking! After hunting around the store for 10 minutes or so I gave-up and spoke to a lady on the Customer Services desk, who told me that they don't have any in stock (without checking the computer for stock figures - apparently the "stock analyser" system is wrong anyway), and nobody would go and see if they could find one of these five items in stock for me. I left disappointed. Yep sure the store was a little busy, and maybe that's why they couldn't be bothered to help. But isn't that the point. Shops like this need people in them, shopping and buying, to stay in Business, if nobody was shopping and they had all day to help me, they'd be out of Business. The Range is seriously behind the curve when it comes to the whole shopping experience and the "service" shown to me by the staff of St Helens store was seriously lacking. Last time I ever give them my hard earned cash.

From the owner: At The Range we sell everything you could possibly need for your home, all at affordable and…read morereasonable prices. We stock a huge range of furniture for every room in the house - so whether you're looking to kit out a bedroom with a new bed or living room with a comfy sofa for nights in front of the TV, you'll find the perfect piece with us. We also have a huge arts and crafts section for the creatives out there, camping gear for the outdoor types as well as a variety of pet care to keep your furry friends happy and groomed and DIY accessories for those rainy Sunday afternoons and lots of toys to keep the kids busy! We draw together everything anyone could possibly need for a stylish home, and at prices that are affordable for everyone. So come on in - you'll be surprised by what you'll find!

This is another example of how superstores are now catering for almost everything you may want…read more Despite having almost the same products at, mostly, very similar prices to the ASDA which is within spitting distance (Yeuch!), both store carparks are usually full and the owners of the cars almost always in the shops spending money. They stock all the usual Tesco goods plus clothes, toys, household items, white goods, in fact, almost everything could want to buy on a normal afternoon shopping trip. The checkouts are efficient and the supervisors are often on hand to guide you to the least busy till. All of the staff have, in my experience, shown themselves interested in doing their jobs with as much cheerfulness as they can.

Walk into any Tesco branch and you know exactly what to expect because its like visiting an old…read morefriends house. The things I like best about this particular store is that its not too large in size; Ive been to some branches of Tesco and they seem to be too big. The walk from toilet rolls to beans seems to be miles long! I get lost in them! But theres no danger of that in this Tesco because its just the right size! Theres a nice cafe and the toilets are always clean and looked after which is an added bonus. I think others would agree with me because I find its always so busy!!

Dedicated to cards and small gifts for all occasions, there choice of cards is very good every…read moreevent you could think off they have it covered. Big selection of fun cards, banners, balloons and party items. Easy to find and pleasent to wald around.

It seems that most card and gift shops these days are almost all the same. Although the staff here…read moreare friendly and helpful they don't really seem to offer anything different than most other card shops in st helens. Not just this shop but referring to other card shops in st helens i wouldn't particulary go to this one for anything maybe look in but they are pretty much a muchness.