This is a nice little gift shop located on Queen Street which is just off the High Street. It is…read moreonly a small shop spread out over three floors and it is quite cramped inside so you wouldn't really be able to look around if you have a pushchair or are in a wheelchair. They sell all sorts of contemporary and designer homeware and gifts ranging from photo albums to furniture. The prices are a little high but as they sell mostly designer gifts i suppose this is to be expected. However it is a lovely little shop and it is definitely worth going out of your way to have a look around.

This is my all-time favourite shop. It is full of gorgeous things - great presents, fantastic fairy…read morelights and beautiful scarves and clothes. The window displays always look amazing and the shop smells wonderful too. I buy lots of the scented candles and hand made soaps for birthday presents - my friends love them.

Clayhanger is a great shop if you are looking for a slightly off-beat present, the shop stocks…read moreeverything from Lava Lamps to Novelty Cufflinks. There is also a range of 'adult' products for those planning hen or stag nights. Even if you don't end up buying anything from Clayhanger it's worth a visit as there is always something in there to make you chuckle.

Although this shop is listed here under the Toy Shops category, it isn't what I would really…read moredescribe as a toy shop. It does sell some soft toys but in the main it stocks quirky bits and pieces, novelty items and gifts. It has a range of hen night type joke items which aren't suitable for children at all, for example. It also has quite a large selection of greeting cards, mostly comedy ones. I used to think this shop was great in the 1980s - it was a place to find unusual gifts. It all looks really dated and tacky now - so either I've become incredibly sophisticated in my old age, or Clayhanger really haven't kept up with retails trends - I suspect the latter.

This is an amazing gift shop situated in the new Princesshay Development. They sell all sorts of…read moredesigner gifts at reasonable prices considering the quality of the goods. They also have a selection of larger pieces of furniture. This is nice shop to just have a browse around in, even if you don't purchase anything it's great for getting inspiration.

This is a lovely gift shop and sister to the original Orange Tree at Darts Farm. It has found a…read moreperfect home in Exeter's relatively new and upmarket shopping centre, Princesshay. This is a great place to go if you are looking for a lovely gift - nice quality gifts, candles, jewellery, handbags, cosmetics and so on, even some furniture items such as sofas and rugs. It is fairly expensive so not for everyday, at least not for the likes of me! I have found the staff to be very helpful and friendly.

This is a lovely gift shop which is located on Gandy Street. They sell some gorgeous scented…read morecandles, picture frames and gifts along with a small selection of furniture. They sell quite a few brands that you don't see elsewhere in Exeter such as Lily Flame Candles, LSA glassware and Bombay Duck products. I wouldn't recommend coming in here with a pushchair though as due to the compact size of the shop navigating your way round with a buggy verges on the impossible. There are also a few steps down to the lower part of the shop and so it isn't really practical if you have a pushchair or are in a wheelchair. I have always found the staff to be friendly and helpful and it is always worth a look here if you want to buy something a little different.

This is the place to get pick and mix sweets. The range is awsome…read more It is situated on the lower level of the Harlequins shopping centre and is a shop which has a strange magnetic appeal and will draw you in with all the sights and smells of all the different sweets. There are lots of little gifts as well as a large party accessories area where you can find everything from balloons to party favours. It is not just a place for children as there are many big kids in there as well as there is a large range of retro sweets as well. Very good for children spending their pocket money, very good for adults buying sweets to make their own retro sweet boxes or hampers. The staff are very helpful as well. The only drawback is that you will spend more than you bargained for as there is always just one other sweet that you have to try! There is also another Streamers shop in Cowick Street, St Thomas, Exeter

This place is awesome the pick 'N' mix is truly beautiful. The staff are great they help you with…read moreanything just ask and they will know. Only 4 stars because the streamers in cowick street is in my eyes nicer I don't take any credit away from this store though still very good.

This is a little shop located on Bedford Street which is part of the new Princesshay development…read more Parchment specialise in unusual cards and wrapping paper and they also sell a small selection of gifts. The cards are lovely and different from the cards you see elsewhere on the High Street. They are slightly more expensive than other card shops but worth it as the cards are usually handmade and of excellent quality. It's definitely worth popping in here if you want to get a card that's a little extra special for someone.

A refreshingly nice little gem of a card shop on Queen Street…read more They stock a lovely range of tasteful cards and wrapping paper, with lots of museum and art gallery type cards. The cards do tend to be on the expensive side (it's hard to get anything for under three quid) though. They also sell small quirky gifts.

A lovely little shop with a good range of cards you don't see elsewhere on the high street. They…read morealso sell a small range of gifts along with lovely photo albums and notebooks. The staff are really friendly and always willing to help.

They have great handbags, Jewellery, vases and wine glasses and much more here. They have beautiful…read moreproducts here. The gentleman who was in the shop was very friendly, you always knew he was on hand to help but was not overcrowding or pushing. It has a light, quiet, calming atmosphere. This is the place to go to buy beautiful gifts for a loved one who will appreciate the finer more delicate things in life. Lovely, lovely shop!

A lovely gift shop that I am sure is forgotten about by those who shop at the top end of the high…read morestreet. Its set out very nicely and elegantly and they have an beautiful range of jewellery.

We used the Trugs website to buy a bouquet for our niece. It arrived the same day, and their…read moredelivery man is a very nice chap!

I popped into Trugs yesterday to ask for advice what to get my mum for mother's day. They were…read moreexceedingly helpful, and Catherine (we were on first name terms by the time I left!) talked me through all the options and she obviously knows her stuff. Highly recommended.