One of the better bijou clothing stores in Bath. You always find a collection of unique and…read moreinteresting clothes on the racks. However, be prepared to pay for that quality and uniqueness. Ground floor is for women, with a downstairs area for men. A nice place to buy yourself a clothing treat.

The Corridor in Bath's city centre seems to be the place for trendy, obscure fashions. Which is why…read moreWeird Fish Clothing is a little out of place here. Filled with simple fashions for men, women and children - the only interesting thing about it is it's name. Inside, women will find unflattering branded t-shirts, unsexy fleeceds and unattractive footwear. The men's section is not quite as bad, but just as uninspiring. I wouldn't mind, but it is so pricey to shop here (around £50 for a fleece!) In fairness, this shop is more about practicality than fashion, but for these prices I'd rather have the best of both worlds.

A store that doesn't immediately spring to mind whenever you're asked to think of good surf shops…read moreto go to, but Weird Fish is actually a fairly decent place to get your baggy trousers, thin woollen jumpers and shin-length shorts for the beach. Like other stores in this guise, it's not the cheapest of places to get clothing, but I'd say this is a little easier on the wallet when compared to Quicksilver and Animal, etc. I guess, though, as Jenni says, it's just not all that inspiring in here, so you usually come away with something that you've spent a lot on and don't like all that much.

This is a pretty good sized Matalan near Abbey Wood in North Bristol. It has tons of fashionable,…read moreaffordable clothes for men, women and the kids, as well as a limited selection of home wares. Matalan's clothes are generally pretty cheap, but the quality is pretty low too, so it's great for kids clothes (as they grow out of them so quickly) or for things that you'll probably not want to wear next year. The place is always busy, especially when they've got a sale on, or in the run up to Christmas, so be prepared to queue for 15 mins to pay for your items when it's really busy (we've had a trolley full of stuff and left it there, as the queue was so bad once!). Parking is free, and this is not usually a problem, except for the dreaded Christmas period when the whole retail park is mobbed.

This Matalan sells, children's and adults clothes, home wares, dvds, and books. when ever I have…read moregone there it seems quite well staffed and the items are reasonably priced. It is near, Woolworths, tTJ Hughes, Pets At Home, JJB, Brantanos, Next and Mc Donalds.

Visiting Bath for the first time and after a day of traveling on this unusually hot Sunday. I…read morereally wanted a Sunday Roast. Our server was Ravi and he was very accommodating. He seated us at a nice table and took our drink order right away. We both ordered the Sunday Roast and a side of the most buttery creamy mashed potatoes ever. The Sunday Roast was so tender and flavorful and cooked to perfection. The vegetables were farm to table fresh We both cleaned our plates like it was our last meal Lol Ravi also brought us a romantic candle for our table. If you're in Bath, especially on a Sunday, have a meal at The Square. You won't be disappointed

Had the most delightful waiter: Ross. As I often am solo,…read morebeing treated well makes a big difference and tells me lot's about the profession The food was spot in and his cocktail recommendation was both delicous and the right compliment.

The strapline of Avon Textiles is: for all fabrics. I spotted a very good selection of quality…read moresilks, satins, cottons, polyesters, fake fur, net ... I could go on. Part of the delightfully eclectic St Nicholas Market, this glorified market stall is bulging, not only with rolls of material, but also sewing accessories, needles, buttons, zips, velcro by the metre.. We have As an avid sewer of fancy dress costumes, I can often be found rummaging through the reels of stuff. Luckily much of it is less than a fiver a metre and the lady running the stall is as helpful-as-can-be. The stall is great for dress-making and home-furnishing as they've started stocking upholstery and curtain fabric too.

A gem of a fabric stall in St Nicholas Market, Avon Textiles is easiest to find if you go in from…read morethe side entrance on High Street, there you'll find a wealth of rolls stacked up against the wall opposite a late night takeaway stall. Avon Textiles stocks a surprisingly large range of materials, from dressmaking staples such as calico, to fake fur, neon stretch lycra and silk. The prices are relatively cheap too, which is always a bonus. The man that runs the stall is also fairly tolerant of students which is a blessing as this is often the destination of choice for those looking to make fancy dress costumes, particularly the animal kind as there are always several varieties of fake fur on the go at any one time. Rolls are stacked somewhat haphazardly so normally you just point to what you want and the man gets it for you. Whilst occasionally irritating, as you don't get to initially touch and feel the fabrics yourself, this is a blessing if you have butterfingers and are prone to Laurel & Hardy style mishaps when handling 3m long polls!

This place is a higgledy-piggledy mish-mash of New Age items with Native American Indian, Egyptian,…read morefairy, unicorn, crystals of all sorts, with little things children like to receive, such as fairy dust and little rings and pencils. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

They have a really nice lady usually at the desk who is always helpful and they sell a wide range…read moreof products including things like crystals, magic wands and pendulums.

As usual there was nothing to fit me among the sale stock, which all looked rather uninviting, but…read moreI managed to buy both shoes and boots amongst the full price items a miracle in itself as my feet are rather wide. The staff were really patient and kept fetching lots of pairs of shoes for me to try on full marks to them, as the store was quite busy. The other reason I like Clarks is because they offer a decent range of styles and colours in my size I don't have to leave with a pair my grandmother wouldn't want to be seen in

The shop is well laid out with ladies shoes upstairs and everything else downstairs. I like Clarks…read morefor their quality and because they do half sizes in some styles. The staff here are particularly UNhelpful, oftern very young and don't know the stock, the processes or much about customer service. I try to know what I want before going in and don't shop there often. I haven't tried to buy kids' shoes there, so can't comment on that floor!

Great shop for all your needs, I knew what I wanted and was all set up with my new pay as you go…read morewithin a few minutes - my mate took ages as he wanted loads of advice but the staff were very helpful so he got what he needed after playing with loads of handsets. Will def go back there next time i get a new phone. :)