First week in April we bought an LG OLED TV from the Huddersfield Curry'. The young Man who…read moreservered us was absolutely fantastic his name was Sam. Just like the TV advert very knowledgeable and extremely helpful. Today I called into Curry's to get some help on setting up my ( Magic Remote) unfortunately Sam was not working. I enquired at the service desk and was pointed to a young lady who was by the TV section. She was very pleasant but unfortunately did not have the information I required. She then took me to the Vision Manager, who was the person who had sent me to her in the first place. She explained the problem I had. To be perfectly honest. He was the complete opposite to the help and service I received from Sam, and the service I received from the Young lady who was trying to help. He did not want to get involved at all. He should sit down watch the Currys TV advert And be more customer friendly

This is the largest Currys store in Huddersfield, unlike the one located in the Kingsgate shopping…read morecentre it also sells household appliances and smaller kitchen items. The variety of products is average, but not bad. An very annoying thing is that the alarms on the laptops go off very often making a loud and irritating noise, ruining the shopping experience. Also the some of the staff hasn't got the appropriate knowledge that you would expect form a person that works in a shop that sells electronics - one of the ladies didn't know what a tablet is. All in all it's not a bad place to see a product you might buy from Amazon.

Pleased with the standard of quality of this furniture, which is all at competitive prices.read more

Now I'm trying to keep up with the Jones. Their house is way too impressive for my liking. So I can…read moreeither move or do up my pad. I'm guessing the first one is plain stupid (well stupid is as stupid does) so I got y sorry looking butt down to Red Brick Mill. What a pleasant find it is too. They pride themselves on some of the North's leading contemporary designers and their furniture is sheer class. They are home to 35 cutting-edge designers and there is enough inspiration to keep even my motor mouth quiet for an hour or so. If you want to jazz up your lounge, no problem. Slick and chic sofas sit along side funky tables. You'll even find plush flooring, cookware and gifts. It's quite pricey but sometimes money does buy taste and it shows here. Add to that four cafes to refresh those flagging shopping legs and it's worth a punt. A definite reason to venture into Batley and spruce up the house in your life.

This is a review of the cafe. We ordered the tea for two. It comes with scones, a selection of…read moresandwiches and cakes and tea. Everything was fresh and very tasty, and also great value. Highly recommended.

My wife and I went for lunch today. The staff behind the counter were surly and abrupt. Before we…read morecould be served we were told by one of them, in the earshot of the other,that we had to get a table first or otherwise we might not be able to sit down. This just encourages people to queue jump and there were no pre warning notices. It was agreed that I sit down only for the other to say the same thing, equally as abrupt and surly. The stroganoff was advertised as just that. It was not said what it came with. I rather liked the roast potatoes and veg rather than rice. Rice was plonked on the plate without asking and pots were only added grudgingly. The place was full. They did not seem to care. Complacent would be a good way to describe them. The food was good. The customer service is very poor indeed.

Plenty of stock with good quality plants but few bargains to be had. Inside is large shopping area…read moreselling gardening supplies, fancy goods, up market food and books. Again, all good quality but at premium prices. An excellent cafe in store with again good quality foods at top prices. If money is no object then most of your gardening needs can be met here as can the search for knick knacks and pretty objects.

Large car park with overspill. However always lots of queuing to get the space nearest the…read moreentrance.This is probably due to most visitors been elderly. Overspill down a very steep incline wheelchair users and people unsteady on there feet may struggle but a disabled 'offloading' bay is available at the entrance.This is not a parking space. Huge range of everything you would expect and a very large stock of seasonal decorations which are normally arranged in imaginative displays. Prices aren't cheap but is an extensive range.You won't be stocking up on cheap bulk animal feeds here. The cafe is the main reason for visiting. Food appears to be 'home made' and reasonably priced.However the view (which has been optimised wth huge windows) is awesome.You can see all over the valley and if you are lucky enough to egt a 'window seat' with a piece of tiffin you won't be complaining.

Overrated and overpriced, particularly since it was taken over by Wyevale a while back…read more It used to have quite a good aquatic and small pets area, now disappeared. we took a 4 year old for lunch earlier today and were relieved of almost £30, hardly surprising when a small diet pepsi, around 300ml cost 2.20. Called in Morrison's down the road later in the day, they were charging £2 for 3.5L

This business has grown from not much more than a few greenhouses into one of the largest garden…read morecentres in the area. The coffee shop is a lovely place to relax and at xmas, santas grotto is quite magical. Their plants are strong, healthy and reasonably priced. A nice selection of gifts too.

Really good Wilkinson shop. It's huge, and has a big home section downstairs. Usually has good…read morebargains. I bought my christmas tree here last year and it was a good quality tree but was on sale so was a fantastic bargain.