I absolutely love primarks the clothes are very good quality and good value for money.i I am always…read morebuying some kind of item in there

Chatham Primark - the shop of choice for many a local chavette…read more This place really is a nightmare on any day of the week, like a giant jumble sale for loud mouthed locals '''ere Tracy they 'ave those trouser's Donna got the other week, innit! U want a size 16 mate?'' Just gotta laugh. Don't get me wrong - this place is ok for a few items but most of the stuff here is cheaply made, unflattering & unattractive. I've visited this place a couple of time's mainly through sheer lack of store choice in the area and I've picked up a few bits. Mainly holiday stuff - flip flops & bikini's. I like some of their mix and match bikini set's but variety seems to have gone downhill the last couple of years which is a real shame but overall they're good if you're anything like me and wear a different bikini for almost every day of your holiday! I also recently came across their sports bra's too which are a bargain - 2 for £5 I think they were. Sick of paying upwards of £30 for just one these were a great find although I wouldn't recommend for women with larger sized busts. Ok shop if you can tolerate it.

The service by cashier Ra (22/09/18 at 5pm) was disgusting. She was so stony-faced, abrupt and…read moreaggressive. The service by other cashiers is normally good, so I've never had to write a review before, Ra needs further training in customer relations, and should stick to stacking shelves where she's out of the way.

Asda is cheap and good quality. You have a range of frozen and fresh food. You can also get your…read morebeauty products and DVD's etc. They have a selection of home items ie towels etc. They are at present adding another level to the store which will then have all the Asda's clothes shoe's underwear jewellery and games etc. You get good value for money in this store

I've always loved the range of food that Asda sells and the quality of its produce so I'm usually…read moredrawn back to it. However, I have to say that their Chatham Store is a nightmare from arrival in the car park to getting back out to your car again. The worst part is trying to pay for your goods and get out of the store - always huge queues at the checkouts. I would rather travel the extra distance to another store to avoid this.

This is a big store and is situated in Watling Street just along from the fire station. They sell…read moreeverything you could ever want to take camping with you including the tents them selves. They have lots of other things that help you like cooking utensils and cookers plus sleeping bags and seats. The staff are very firendly and helpful, if you ask them what you are looking for they will show you and explain how it works etc.

They sell everything you could ever want to take camping with you including the tents them selves…read more They have lots of other things that help you like cooking utensils and cookers plus sleeping bags and seats. The staff are very firendly and helpful, if you ask them what you are looking for they will show you and explain how it works etc.one of my favourite shops. but i am partial to camping.. it is because of them i now own 4 tents and lots of camping equipment notbad for a single mother. but we do camp a lot and it is the one shop that is helpful, and they even mended m tent . a service they offer.dont pass them by if your an outdooors person or even if your not they will have someone for everyone y

Very great place. ITs very nice inside, but inside dna toys i had sunglasses on ad was just walking…read morearound the shop then i saw something i really liked and i was sort of running for it. Then i think the managers son comes out of nowhere and snatches the sunglasses off my face and started to tell me off for running. When he pled them if my dad said they left a red mark on my face. And he shouldn't even be touching my face when COVID is around ad anyway he's not allowed to touch me science I'm not his child. My dad spoke to the woman at the til and even she said he's not allowed to be doin that. It's a disgrace of how shop owners do that. Just because he's the mangers son doesn't give him the right to do that. Anyway, i dont know if i will be doing that.

Not a particularly high-end place, but it has everything you need and more - shops that take up two…read morefloors include New Look and Wilkinson. Others include Boots, Superdrug and WHSmith, there are several mobile phone places, a Claire's Accessories, a few card shops and a Sainsburys. For food you can either eat at BB's (which is a coffee and sandwiches place), Subway, an Italian cafe near it (which has quite a lot of seating, something which Subway severely lacks), a bakery, a hot dog or a meal deal from Boots. The shops on the top floor aren't as great as the ground ones but you do have yet another New Age shop, a "Legends" style cafe, a menswear place and a store that sells cut-price DVDs - if you're after old classics, you might be able to dig out a gem there. There is also a fabrics shop and a few jewellers, as well as a few standalone stalls in the middle of the wide walkways. The major bonus of the Pentagon is that it is also the hub of Arriva buses - any exit on the first floor leads to the big bus stop, which is all around it and makes it very easy to travel. There is also a large car park.

This is the nearest Marks and Spencer to me and although it's not very big, it does a good trade…read moreand has a good range of clothing, a food hall and a coffee shop. The staff are always very helpful, the store is immaculately clean and the coffee shop is well worth a visit great drinks and snacks (and wonderful carrot cake)! Just the place for a stop when your feed are pounding from shopping!

A great shop similar to WIlkinsons. Seems to sell almost everything -homewares, arts and crafts,…read morestationary, kitchenware, garden stuff, DIY, furniture. Even boxes of broken biscuits and wetsuits!!

This is a new shop to the outlet centre which opened up about a month ago. It sells just about…read moreeverything including garden stuff, kithenware, lots of lovely craft stuff, and home furnishings. The shop has an upstairs bit which is where the home furnishings is and it has some lovely candles, ornaments, that kind of thing. Very reasonable prices too. Plenty of car parking out side.

I really do love exploring and browsing book stores, even though I pretty much have everything I…read morewant (though I do end up finding stuff that I want). Anyway, yeah, this was a pretty cool bookshop, and there were a lot of interesting books here. Honestly, I could spend hours here.

Not that I consider myself a bookshop connoisseur as such, but I always love to check out…read moresecond-hand bookshops when I travel. This is in my top 3 bookshops I've ever visited (the other two, in case you were wondering: Shakespeare & Sons, Prague, and The Last Bookstore, Los Angeles). This place had thousands of books, with that old book smell that I love. The store seems to go on forever, and there are so many nooks and crannies filled with more books! I particularly loved the old books section; we got some classics (Jane Austen, DH Lawrence, Charles Dickens and Victor Hugo) that were editions published in the early 1900s for £3-£5. My husband raided the sci-fi section while I raided the general fiction and we came up with another 9 books between us, all between 99p and £3, and all good quality. We were only able to spend 1 hour in there. It wasn't enough. I felt rushed. I needed more time! Living in London, Rochester is only 45 minutes away. I'll be back. The guy who I believe is the owner, was friendly and sweet. This is such a great find. FYI a lot of Rochester high street is filled with little independent stores, it's a really lovely place to visit!