Phoned to book a flower delivery for a relative's birthday, and we could not be happier. Such a…read morebeautiful bouquet with chocolates and balloon for an amazing price. Can't thank you enough, fantastic service and will use again :)

Nice shop here selling flowers, pot plants, flower arranging made and delivered anywhere in the uk…read moreand around the world, also available vases and wee nick backs for around the house likec ented candles in tea cups.

A bit dilapidated now and in dire need of an ungrade (which is being planned by all account) but…read morestill a pleasant place for a walk to see the views across the River Clyde and back towards the town.There is a regular ferry service across to Gourock and the paddle steamer, Waverley, stops here in the summer months. There are toilets at the town end of the pier and plenty of cafes, bars and hotels nearby.

This store has intruiged me since I was little - I always used to find it unusual that a…read moreScandinavian shop were to entice business in a Scottish town in Inverclyde! Not to mention its 70s shop front - I actually used to think it was an old school charity shop. Over the years it has turned into a high end gift shop full of gorgeous goodies. The gifts inside are of a very cool variety - from cushions with horse silhouettes printed on them to ornate bird themed crockery, this shop is very much in keeping with the current indie trend for organic decoration. There are also some arty greetings card and funky wrapping paper towards the back of the store. The wrapping paper struck me as being very disco; some of it is a shimmery rainbow colour. I hate to coin an overused, misunderstood phrase but I have to say, this shop is very 70s retro in terms of gift choices. There are a lot of brown cushions and burnt orange mugs, but everything is very much en vogue at the mo. There's also an expensive range of jewellery which is absolutely gorgeous for a significant present (or just a lavish treat for yourself). I couldn't see any Scandinavian designer's signitures on the stock but I guess I wasn't entirely sure what I was looking for. The shop assistant was very accomodating, however, so if you have any enquiries about the jewellery manufacture or if you're just looking for a hand, I'm sure she would be happy to help!

Terrible service for Mother's Day, didn't include the chocolates that were paid for or the note so…read morereceiver had no idea who they were from. AVOID!

BRILLIANT FLOWER SHOP…read more 24 hours by Telephone. They do Flower arranging for every occasions. Even they do the delivery, or to a specific place of your choice. They would even help you to choose which flower you want to suit the theme, like weddings or funerals, etc. Their price are quite reasonable. Even I love the Lady in there, which she used to my old neighbour as well!

This store appears to be named after the countless cuddly soft toy dogs it stocks rather than the…read morelittle stuffed dinosaur from Noel Edmond's Swap Shop. I really want to give this place a good review as it is a small local business but unfortunately it is not my cup of tea at all. In my opinion, the stock is tacky and overpriced. However, the fact it is still going strong in the centre of Helensburgh shows it is popular with locals.

Being the apparent antithesis of Maureen M - if we were superheroes, she would be "21st Century…read moreGrrll" and I would be "The Clutter Nutter" - I avenge anything that reminds me of my gran. And since my gran was synonymous with tacky nicknacks and harkbacks to the interwar era, I like this shop. Full of cuddly toys, posh, collectable bears in a Steiff style and various other bits and bobs, it's one to go birthday shopping in. It reminds me of a mini Papyrus (of Glasgow fame) that exists in Helensburgh. They get a lot of the same stock in and is full to burst with fox pendants, owl cushions and anything for the consumer who has a penchant for retro wares. Dinky, cute store with a cool shopkeeper - glad this place is still in business!