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18 years ago
Excellent range of artists materials including items used in an architectural/technical drawing enviroment which are not stocked in many places. Resonable prices and good stock of reputable brands. read more
260 High Street
Lincoln LN2 1HW
United Kingdom
01522 527485
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If your a newbie or a pro in the world of Photography, whether its Digital or 35mm .. then this is…read morethe place for kit, advice or just somewhere to browse what you want to put on your wish list. Now they are a Canon pro outlet they have all they latest toys from Canon, from the latest digital compact to an £8000 lens and everything in between. A new in house studio available for hire & advice from people who know what they are talking about completes any photographers package of needs. Selling pre owned equipment too they can advise you on your needs and will only sell you what you need and happily let you try most things out while standing outside to get a proper feel for things ! Go say hello, thoroughly rec'd !
Started as a family business many years ago and the staff have a very good knowledge of…read morephotography. A wide range of equipment both new and secondhand and gave me decent price for my camera kit in part exchange.
We picked this firm as Which have them as rated. The product is very good and what is finished is…read moregood too but they are completely disorganised- we have been waiting almost a year to have our work complete, their quotes are incomplete and they throw last minute extra costs at you. repeated calls, emails have got nowhere, contractors fail to turn up, when they do not have everything. They are pretty incompetent so go with a better quality firm if you have a major project as we have.
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Beautiful shop with everything you could possibly need for your arts, crafts and hobbies! Super…read morefriendly staff that immediately assist you and show you to the aisles that you need! Prices are reasonable, and I found my items to be even cheaper than Amazon! I will be back when I need more jars!
Great independent shop on the high street offering a wide variety of gifts and cards at a far more…read morecompetitive price than the major retailer next door. Very helpful staff.
Great cards at great prices why go anywhere else?read more
I agree with the previous reviewer - there are cards here at very good prices. It's well worth…read morepopping in for any occasion. Card Warehouse often have other knick-knacky bits and pieces that can be picked up at good prices. They've never let me down and their cards are as good quality as any that you can find for three times the price elsewhere! The only drawback I've ever found is that wrapping paper can be a little on the thin side so it is usual to have to use twice as much to keep the surprise hidden, which is quite pointless as a money saving task! Having said that, I venture here often and would recommend that others check it out!
I love this shop! I used to go in here as a little girl and have seen it change hands throughout…read morethe years. Its now owned by a fantastic lady called Laura and I love to go in there for a chat, as well as to buy some of the gorgeous items they have for sale. A great tattoo studio in house and some of the most unusual items you'll find it Retford. Looking for a perfect gift? Something special? A ethical gift? You name it, Mystik will have it! I highly recommend checking them out :)
An absolutely fantastic little shop that sells some brilliantly/alternative/ethical gifts as well…read moreas decorations and ornaments from different cultures around the world. There is the greatest selection of hand-made incense sticks as well as all the other essentials!
Dragonfly Home, like its companion stores Dragonfly and Dragonfly Kitchen, is a beautiful…read morecollection of lovely home items arranged in such a way as to convince you that you can't leave without buying them! I've been seduced by a beautiful bedspread or Emma Bridgewater teapot many times. There's a mix of high-end quality furniture and well-known names such as Cath Kidston, together with niche designers and imported wooden items. Perfect for an extra-special gift or for treating yourself, it's well worth a visit. One of my favourite shops in Louth.
A really quaint shop, selling household and kitchen items. The things sold here are much more…read moreunique than mainstream shops and although perhaps a little pricier, you can often pick up a bargin too. A lovely place to buy presents from (or treat yourself) as you always feel you have something a bit different to what everyone else has. A visit to its sister shop next door, is highly recommended too. This sells gifts, cards etc and is equally, if not more so, lovely.
Love this shop as its one of the few if only shops that sell Spongebob and Me To You Bear items…read more They have reasonable amount of clothing also, the sales are really good when they have them, prices in general can be a little overpriced but quality is good. Staff friendly and polite, only bad thing is pushing you to have a store card, which the staff have to do anyway so its not technically their fault.
New Look in Lincoln is the best one i have been in. This is because the shop is divided into…read moredifferent sections and it is easy to find what you want. The staff are friendly, take care when handling products to purchase and take questions and queries on bored. I find it very good how when you walk out of the changing rooms, a staff sees you and comes to give advice whether if a different size, colour or other things such as accessories will look better and make the person more 'trendy'. When purchasing an item, the staff at the till will talk to you and ask if you will be 'doing anything nice' due to the things which is about to be bought. New Look is practically more wardrobe and everything ticks my expectations and nothing i can think off is an issue. The best shop ever and not too pricey prices. Although, no one wants to pay more then they can.
While it isn't one of the larger stores I have been to, it does offer a nice selection and the…read morestaff are helpful!
A dead expensive shop with sophisticated style of clothingread more
A great bead shop with beautiful beads and more. Classes offered too!read more
The only drawback to this shop is that its pricey. The products they sell are fantastic, they dont…read morejust sell any old toys, they are toys that kids find fantastic. The staff are nice and friendly and the shop doesnt get too busy, it is a little on the small side though.
Located within the Waterside Centre, this store sells a wide range of toys aimed at younger…read morechildren. All the toys appear to be sturdily made and focus on encouraging learning through play and in the more traditional manners. Here you can expect to find small aniamls perfect for farms and zoos as well buckets and spades ideal for the beach.
Bye bye little town of Sleaford with a big heart..The National Centre for Craft and Design is…read morelocated here. It is really a smart art and educational experience located in the open fens. There is a well appointed gift shop and several galleries located throughout the building. Talked with an artist in residence who was from the north of UK but was using the local landscape and leavings from the fields to create a work of art. Our conversation revealed her thoughtfulness and adept ability to connect with her temporary community in quick reply. The residents change frequently and I look forward to another visit. The artwork is fresh and vibrant and while obviously a school and not the work of mature artists in the later stages of careers is exactly why this is so engaging.
We ended up in the centre for coffee as all the other places were busy. Previously it was called…read morethe "Hub". The interior is vast for a coffee shop. It is connected to a little shop where you can buy arty gifts. Lots of space for children to run around and their parents to watch. One cup of a hot drink and cake are enough before or after to start an exhibition tour upstairs. The hot drinks are nothing special. My hot chocolate was too sweet, much to sweet to drink. The current exhibition is on the last floor, called the roof room. Lovely views onto the landscape surroundings You can take the lift and/or stairs. If taking the stairs you might notice all the little historical items along the window frames, like an old commodore 64 keyboard, Heinz bean can and many more. Finally managing the top floor you enter a room with low lights. The reason being that the current single displays are working its brilliance in darkness with some light reflections conjuring water dynamics. Its the miracle of endless time and space twinned with human spirituality. There is lots for you to ponder about and you might be confused. Still, a short visit does not harm. Alexis Rago is the current artist showing off his clay forms until the 17th November. Not long to go! I like to go back there for another exhibition soon.