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12 years ago
i went in to the shop the manager talked to the staff like they where dirt, this is the second time now I have head. why is she a manager sort her out. read more
11 Moor St
Ormskirk L39 2AA
United Kingdom
01695 578420
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Bluebells Florist
(2 reviews)
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Bluebells is such a beautiful store in the heart of Ormskirk's shopping centre; it looks so old…read morefashioned and is just adorable. Fresh cut flowers and bouquets are sold here as well as a small selection of potted plants and a few little gifts. The shop is quite literally blooming, it's full to bust and smells divine. The prices are really reasonable; as far as I'm aware this is the only specialist florist in the centre, but this status is not abused. Bouquets can be made to order
This is an interesting little florist in that it sells both real flower arrangements and artificial…read moreflower arrangements. I'm not sure whether to applaud them or slap their wrist. I suppose artificial flowers have their place, though--like in graveyards. They also sell a selection of potted plants including adorable little mini cactuses which I think make great gifts. :) I love the name of this shop--original, and appropriate. I also like the the bright blue exterior, which is in keeping with the name of the shop, draws the eye, and yet fits in nicely in the old-style shopping area of Ormskirk.
The Fairy Wing Repair Shop
(1 review)
I couldn't find any hairy porters in this shop, I was severely disillusioned and I hoped to hook up…read morewith a hairy porter, but now I have to settle with a sexy rounded lady instead of my dream guy, who is hairy and and works as a porter. 0/10 would not date again. I searched up hairy porter store and this was the first thing that came up, I want my money's worth
Junes
I actually think this florist is better than many small ones--they have a much larger selection of…read moreflowers than many shops, and they also sell a wide selection of potted plants. I would say there's no reason not to visit this one. I think they are friendly, have great service and high quality flowers, so what's not to like?
Sunnyfield Books & Gifts
This is a small second hand book shop inside the Ormskirk Market Hall…read more There's a fair selection of books such as children's, fantasy and sci-fi, crime and mystery, and general non fiction. It's not a bad place to browse around, but I'm an avid reader and didn't find anything much that I couldn't find elsewhere. They also sell some gifts and cards. There were some cute tins of fairy style art greeting cards that were pretty nice, but most of the gifts looked kind of cheap. But I guess you'd expect that in a market.
Taylor's of Ormskirk
(3 reviews)
From one side, Taylor's looks like a perfectly normal newsagent. The only problem is that, from…read morethe other side, it looks like a perfectly normal little café. This is because the shop itself is half newsagent half café. This unusual but handy feature in the shop means that you can buy your weekly copy of Heat before popping next door and reading it all with a cup of tea. The selection of magazines in the newsagents is pretty varied without offering anything too obscure like Knitting Weekly, and their sweets and drinks there are competitive and pretty cheap. The café side is pretty simple but cosy enough, with Taylor's offering its customers a small selection of hot and cold refreshments and snacks whilst you sit and watch the world go by through Ormskirk village. Both sides of the shop are reasonably-sized, meaning they can fit plenty in there without making you feel too cramped. A decent place to go for your glossies or a cup of tea.
This is kind of like the local version of W H Smith's. They sell greeting cards and stationary,…read morebooks, newspapers and magazines, and sweets and snacks--but they also have a coffee shop in house. I find this impressive for an independent newsagent. The shop was clean, well arranged, and reminiscent of the big guys, but in a good way.
Halo
I liked this gift shop because it was different. It pays to be different, in my opinion, because…read moregifts should fit the personality of the recipient and that's difficult to accomplish when most gift shops carry one-size-fits-all made-in-china crap. Now, I'm not saying that all of this stuff is high quality or even that none of it is made in China (I'm sure some of it is), I'm just saying it deserves a good review because it's different and you are sure to find something a little out of the ordinary here. Gifts here are definitely girly, though, so don't expect to find anything for a guy. You will find jewellery, photo frames, figurines and collectables, stationary, gift cards and wrapping paper, etc. All fairly decently priced, and it's definitely worth a look, especially if like me you kind of have an obsession with gift shops ...
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I love this shop. You can buy your aunty that you don't see that often a cheap and cheerful card…read morethat still looks good, or you can buy your loves one something that looks really good and expensive, but still on the reasonable side when it comes to prices. staff are helpful and polite. Card Factory is brilliant as you could spend ages just browsing at their range of cards,gifts and especially their cuddly toys. Their is definately something in this shop to cover every occasion you may need a card or present for.
Large card shop in the centre of Northwich. A lot of the cards are quite expensive I paid £6 for an…read moreanniversary card. However they do now have a cheaper just clinton range which start around 70p. They do have gift cards for high street stores which I have used when I have needed a gift in a hurry. They do Next, debenhams etc.
The Olive Tree is a beautiful little country craft shop in Brimstage Hall. It's one of the many…read morelittle shops in the old stable yard, but one of my favourites because it's so well decorated and laid out. The products range from handmade furniture and decorations to scented candles, jewellery, and country-style decorative toys. Think bunny rabbits, hearts, stars, and farm animals. Most of these products are handmade, either by the owner of the shop or by other local artists. This is a wonderful place to buy Christmas and birthday gifts if you're looking for something unusual and handmade.
I was browsing online to find a good online supplier of quality knitting wools, and this sites…read moreoffers the best Louisa harding, Rowan and noro knitting yarns.
Warrington Market runs Monday to Saturday in Warrington town centre, a couple of minutes away from…read moreGolden Square Shopping Centre - it has both an indoor and outdoor market, although the outdoor area does seem much more popular in terms of business but I just don't see the hype sadly - with huge crowds, queues at certain stalls and people just walking past fresh produce smoking (I hate the smell and sight of smoke especially in a market which is supposed to be quality - surely areas like this should have a smoking ban like indoor locations are smoke-free in the UK?) The indoor area isn't much better it feels a little old - the dirty floor and horrible, rancid smells inside don't help - as soon as I entered I was forced to persevere past the horrible wind as you entered which blew the horrible smells right into your face which was simply vomit-inducing. It really does seem the growth of supermarkets which has had a bad effect on markets has affected this one - reviewers state this place was even in decline around ten years ago and by the looks of things, it seems to be surviving by the skin of its' teeth and it's really far from the place it once was. 1*
There are a few very good stalls of note in the market that have stood the test of time but…read moreunfortunately there are some not so good ones. That and the fact that more than a third seem to be empty means that the market is getting worse not better. It seems to be going in the direction of the rest of Warrington town centre, Downwards. Well done to the handful of good stalls on there. Notably the Game and Fish stalls along with a good veg stall. Mr Tasty brightens the place up and now has the largest stall in there. If a fraction of people in Warrington stopped using the supermarkets all the time and paid a Weekly or even Monthly visit to the Market then it may be able halt the decline and improve. The Stall I like include the following. African/Jamaican produce Caribbean Hot food store Cheese store Sausage Store Mr Tasty Butchers and cooked/roast food Veg store Game Store Fish monger For others there is a sports/angling store A cafe' Lots of clothes, shoes and bag store. A pet shop, hairdressers lots of place open and close in a short time. Last time I visited one of the three halls was almost empty.
Interesting market well worth a visit on Thursdays and Saturday closes quite early afternoon…read more Good bars close to market
Really lovely market, and you can find whatever you want. Their cheese stall is outstanding…read more.. definitely the place to get your provisions for the week.
Very, very cheap, well maintaned and very clean. Wide selection to choose from , very freindly…read morestaff. With parking available outside premises.
What an amazing shop. It's in a none descript row in what looks like a rough area but they sell…read moreeverything!!!!!!!!! It's family run and they are all very friendly even at 6 am. Another thing the female staff are gorgeous. Oops sorry to the lady Qypers. Oh and sorry to all you guys cos they are married. Ha ha. But still they are all wonderful and friendly.
clintons is really good if you want to buy sombody something unusual or different for a gift. They…read morehave a greta selection of novelty items such as cups and magnets with names on and birthday cards with celebrity voices! There prices are a little bit high but you would only really go in here if it is someones birthday so you don't really mind spending a little bit extra. I must say that they do a lovely selection of gift bags. Sometimes a christmas they do little tiny fruit cakes which make really good stocking fillers and they really are mouth watering goodness! :)
Love this place…read more Stephanie's is great; my family and I have been coming here for years. It is one of the few decent card and occasions shops locally and it sells so much fantastic stuff; it's high quality and quite unique so, while you can pick up the very nice, but fast becoming, generic 'Me to You' items and merchandise from the 'Forever Friends' range fr example, you can discover a really original little gift, a genuinely different card or fancy gift wrap and bags to make an occassion and your wishes really meaningful.
The lady there is a fraudster! She made me pay for a printed mug before it was done and when it was…read moreit appeared to be absolutly awful! The black colour was brown, coulors at the top were lighter than at other places, all pictures looked foggy. I said that I don`t want to pay before I see the mug and the picture on it but she insisted! I`m very upset about that! Then I did the same picture in city centre, it cost the same money and the quality was perfect!
Cottage Crafts is a really cute little gift shop…read more They sell a really great variety of cute and unusual stock including greeting cards, jewellery, stationary (including a really quirky line with cartoon animals and funny quotes--I can't remember the name of the company, but they are really cute), and all manner of other gifty items. I love almost everything in this shop. It's colourful, cute, girly and all around fun. The only thing negative I have to say about this shop is that nothing for sale here is actually truly of a "craft" nature, and therefore Cottage Crafts is kind of an inappropriate name for the shop.