This is one of a number of branches of OFS opened in a former Woolworths store in North West Wales…read more They sell a range of goods including clothing and homewear and it's possible to dig out a bargain or two if you're lucky. For my money this isn't the best discount retailer around but worth a look if you're passing.

Decent selection to chose from in store, friendly staff who are happy to help if you need it, good…read morevalue for money with various offers and deals.

Poundland is a simple concept - everything either costs a pound or is two for a pound etc. It's a…read morenew shop located close to the M&S Foodhall in the recently opened Menai Centre and looks clean and well maintained. There are no real surprises in the stock, lots of batteries, DIY items, toiletries, food, drinks and so on and on the occasion I went lots of Halloween and Christmas stuff as well. Some decent bargains and some well known brands. It's worth a look and in a city with a large student population should do well.

I wish this shop had opened five or ten years ago when I was still interested in video games but…read morenevermind, with the demise of Game'z this shop has every chance of success and hopefully will be here for years to come so even if I've missed out then my kids won't! It's not as big as their store in Rhyl so it doesn't have the same range and choice but it's a good place for a browse nonetheless.

Original Factory Shop is a rapidly expanding chain of discount stores who have recently opened…read moreseveral new shops in former Woolworths stores in North West Wales. The Colwyn Bay store however has opened in what used to be the Litten Tree pub. It's a decent sized shop, spread over two floors. A bit over half the shop is given over to clothing and shoes but you'll also find lots of other stuff including toilettries, household appliances, DVDs and so on. Personally I was a bit underwhelmed. It's not all that cheap, mainly because a lot of the stock is expensive to start off with so even discounted it's still quite expensive. It's a bit like one of thise ex-catalogue shops were all the RRP's are twice what they are anywhere else. OK but not great.

My Girlfriend asked me to pop into the store to grab a DVD as we thought they would be cheap, and…read morethey were. I bought a copy of 300 for £5 which was very cool. I also decided to buy a pair of Sketchers for my girlfriend after she met me, i was impressed as I thought it was like the pound store. Will visit my local Prudhoe store now i think

Situated at the bottom end of the High Street on the corner of Kinmel Street. Opposite the Apollo…read moreBingo as you come over the bridge into the town centre. There are also a number of similar shops 'Game and Gamestation' on the High Street so always worth comparing prices as they are all a short walk between each other. This is either when purchasing new games or trading in unwanted games as this shop offers. This shop offers everythinh you would expect, all different games consoles which are clearly labelled and put into different sections. The store moved in the last couple of years from where it was on the High Street just around the corner. Well worth a visit if you are planning to buy or trade in some games.

An excellent place to stop for your entertainment needs. Stocks new and used games for current and…read moreretro consoles, DVD's, Blu-Rays, and geeky items such as figures and T-shirts. You can also choose to rent some items if you live locally. The shop is well decorated with large statues of a few video gaming mascots scattered around and the walls are covered with gaming posters. One of the few places on the high street that plays good music too. The shop floor is pretty big and is always well stocked so expect to loose a lot of time browsing all the items and chatting with fellow fans.

Poundland is (at the time of writing) Llandudno's newest shop having moved in to the old New Look…read morepremises in Mostyn Street. It should get a good start given the current financial climate. It's a simple concept, everything on sale either costs a pound, or is two for a pound etc (should really be 98p following the VAT cut but 98pland doesn't have the same ring to it). There's a bit of everything from batteries to toiletries and stationary to food. Mostly it's reasonable quality and you'll find a few well known brands mixed in. Worth a look if you're passing, you'll more than likely find something you need and it won't cost the earth.

As with every other store, you need to be a bit careful and shop around. There are some good deals…read moreto be had which aren't rubbish, but by the same token there are a few items there on sale at £1 each which are quite a bit less in other stores, such as Asda in Llandudno, and especially Home Bargains in Colwyn Bay (which I find is excellent value for money, and is always busy and well stocked). On occasions the staff in Poundland Llandudno aren't too friendly or responsive to Hello at times as well, which to a customer is a bit off-putting and insulting. They tend to treat you like cattle passing through a disinfectant dip. I have to disagree that Poundworld in Colwyn Bay sells a lot of junk ~ I've been there on occasions and there are a lot of good bargains, though again some more expensive than the stores mentioned above, and as it sells similar items to Poundland Llandudno the"junk" comment reflects on both stores unfairly. At £1, no-one expects the same quality as £10 £15 but most items will suffice very well in the short term. It comes down to common sense and most shoppers have a good amount of that these days!