It blows my tiny mind that there are actually two of these shops in a town as small as Newtownards…read more The clothes are poor quality, expensive and chav-tastic! There are plenty of brightly coloured, highly written on t-shirts, shirts and jumpers in here for the man who wants to look like everyone else. They do also stock ladies wear although there are only a few pieces in tiny sizes and only suitable for the girl who dares to bare. The shoes are also either over priced flip-flops or towering platforms - nothing sensible really in clothing or shoe ware. I suppose a good place to take a teenager to get trendy clothing but mind your wallet as it is expensive.

Cuba is a store that is a bit of an annoying place to shop in. Despite having regular discount and…read moredeals signed up outside the store, it is a very expensive store to get your clothes from. This place focuses on high quality and premium brands like the likes of Levi's, Hilfiger's and Superdry. But the bigger bone of contention for me is the quality of the goods in store. Sometime you can find some great looking t-shirts, jeans or hoodies from here. The downside is that the vast majority of the time you will not get the size you want unless you are extra small or large as they don't keep large amounts of stock. Also a lot of stuff in here is on the chav side of the clothing spectrum with garishly decorated tee shirts, the likes of which you see people starting fights outside bars up and down the country starting fights in every single week. This place is worth a look, but prepared to be disappointed!

I don't usually post on review sites, although I felt on this occasion that it was warranted…read more Having read the latter review (although it was a number of years ago) I do not think it wholly reflective of the shop and the service I personally have received there. So I would like to politely add my experience. My husband and I, having been customers of Cuba for quite a number of years, have always been pleased by the excellent service we have received there. The staff are helpful and are willing to lend an honest opinion on the goods you are buying. When buying for my husband, the staff are confident and ready to help advise me on sizing and style. On the very rare occasion that something has not suited they were willing to exchange or refund the item when returned in an appropriate time. The range of labels has changed over the years (I don't recall this store ever doing hillfiger?) but I think according to our tastes it has always been great. If you don't want a heavily garnished t shirt, the staff are willing to help you find alternatives, as that is really not my husbands style. We buy quite a lot of Jack and Jones stuff from Cuba (as they do competitive deals on t'shirts) and my husband has also recently bought a competitively priced yet good quality suit for work. I enjoy shopping in Cuba because they keep you updated as to when new stock comes in. The latter review mentioned the lack of some sizes, although I have always found that these tend to be placed on clearance rails to make room for new stock, which is quite often. It is reassuring to know you are not getting the drabs that have sat in store for months. I would recommend that curious customers check it out, if the staff can't help you find what you are looking for they will generally recommend somewhere you can find it! I think they are quite confident in what they sell.

I went through a massive River Island phase about two years ago when I purchased a load of stuff…read morefrom there. I discovered that even though it is not the cheapest shop on the high street the clothes do not wash well. I also think it has become a younger shop recently with cheap imitations of cat walk clothing - fur coats and spangly dresses can all be found here. Don't get me wrong one can pick up a decent little top for under fifteen quid and their hat/scarves/gloves selections are always really cute. I bought a nice little top the other day for £12.99 and it had flies all over it - perhaps not to everyone's taste but I like the quirkiness of it - probably won't wash well though. In conclusion I want to mention the mens department - my fiance has £100 of vouchers he received from various people for Christmas last year - he has attempted to spend them often but because he's not into bright yellows/pinks, silly prints and really low neck lines he is struggling! That should give you an idea of the men's garments - cheap and nasty in my opinion - the ladies wear is much nicer to look at and in selection but still not the best quality available on the high street.

Situated inside ards shopping centre this is a decent sized Primark. Lots of selection of women's…read moreand men's and children's clothes, shoes etc also sell household items such as decorative ornaments, bedding, towels, candles, pictures also sell beauty items like mascara, fake tan, lipsticks , foundation and other beauty items. Theres a small gadget section in the men's part. Fitting rooms at the back of the shop. Free car parking in ards shopping centre.

This is a shop created in the Mould of Street Life or D2 and if you have read my reviews on the…read moreother tow shops you will know my feelings on Blue Inc from the outset. This shop caters for the perceived popular majority providing "hip" clothes for the 21st Century. Or that is what they would like you to think. This place is just the same as the rest of the High Street shops, over priced tat, sold at extortionate prices for what it is. If you like fluorescent trainers than you should go into Blue Inc. I can sum this place up in one simple phrase; Loud shirts, shocking (That could easily have been an expletive) shoes. The staff are helpful and friendly but the store layout is not great, things are too close together and there is very little space to manoeuvre through the ghastly clothes, you will spend more time picking clothes up off the ground than the rails, fact.

Exhibit can sell womens clothes, mens clothes, shoes, suits and dresses in Belfast or help find…read moreclothes and shoes Belfast. Exhibit is just basically another of a long line of prodominantly women's clothes that is slightly expensive and for girls to dress up for a night out. That being said, the clothes usually seem to be of a high quality and any lady friend of mine that has shopped in here as usually looked pretty hot. The staff in here are usually young ladies and so can be a bit bitchy and not all that friendly any time I have been in. The service is certainly not 5-star. It is located in Bloomfield Shopping Centre so is nice and easy to get to with plenty of parking and ATMS.