Creative Inspirations is an alladin's cave of crafting goodies for crafting enthusiasts of all…read moredescriptions. They sell patchwork fabrics, embroidery threads, sewing notions, card stock, paper, embellishments, cross stitch supplies and more! The staff are experts themselves and are always on hand to lend a hand and give out advice if you want it. I think that they also run classes on different types of crafting but I've not been on one so I can't comment. The prices are competitive and certainly nothing to complain about. I have been very satisfied when I've popped in for bits for my home made Christmas cards.

Ohh, what a darling little store. This is the ultimate place to come for gifts, be they for kids,…read morepeople with kids, friends or treats for your own self. The sis-in-law and I spotted the ultimate summer flowery dress here, it was timeless in style, like a little floaty prom type thing with a pattern worthy of Cath Kidston. Since we both spotted it, neither of us decided to take the plunge and try it, but goodness was it gorgeous. Here you'll find all sorts of little creative items such as purses, bags, clothing and a variety of accessories including jewellery. It's unique and it all looks home-made, sourced from independent designers. As well as this you can get some great goodies from the likes of Crabtree and Evelyn and it's as close as you can get to the main car park, thus it's always our first port of call when we're visiting the area. Definitely worth a few looks.

No 47 is one of the first places to go if you're looking for great gifts. It has a fantastic…read moreselection of jewellery, both from well known brands and local designers. There is a clothing section upstairs, along with a selection of designer handbags, whilst downstairs they have some unusual gifts for children, along with toiletries such as Crabtree & Evelyn. It's ideal for picking up stocking fillers too. Given its close proximity to the main car park, it's usually my first port of call when I visit Narberth, but it's also really handy for an emergency dash to find a last minute present that you can be proud of!

Fabric House is a delightful independent shop on the High Street in Narberth. They sell alsorts of…read morebeautiful goods: jewellery, cookware, picture frames, bedding, homeware, gifts and clothes. It spans 2 floors and you can spend ages browsing all the goodies on sale. Many of which you will not find in other shops. Their speciality if Steiff teddy bears and if you are a collector you must see their collection. At Christmas time they have a beautiful selection of Christmas decorations. Upstairs is a selection of womens and mens clothing. Staff are always on hand if you need advice or a hand choosing the perfect item.

Wow what a carpet shop - Parfitts are more that just a carpet shop, they sell everything to turn…read moreyour home or office in to a beautiful place to be. They show room is very deceiving from the front, when you walk in you find a customer friendly sample show room with 1000's of samples and then you walk in to the roll stock area with at least a 100 rolls of carpet and vinyl on display. Parfitt sell: blinds , curtains , wall paper , cane furniture, bath sets , rugs , curtain poles and some glass and china ware, There shop staff are very help full and friendly and there carpet fitters are the best ! Vist there online store at http://www.parfittesinteriors.co.uk

So. You're shopping. It could be for gifts, it could be for a little treat for your own self. What…read moredo you need? Clothes? A little book of what men don't understand about women? Shoes? Incense oils? Some ambient world music to have on in the background at dinner parties? (My goodness, those thirties are fast approaching...) A handbag? A lantern? Well, Equinox has the lot. And its New Year sale is one to be cherished and savoured. Perfectly located in central Tenby, it's one of those shops that makes Tenby feel like a unique little collection of local businesses as opposed to a tourist trap. Downstairs you'll find homeware, books and therapies galore, some of which are quite New Age and hippy-esque. Upstairs are the clothes - boutique standard, beautiful and individual. I came shopping here with mothers of myself and my other half and they found me a heck of a little party dress which I bought for myself as a New Year gift. Half price, and while the other sizes had been snapped up this little XS number had been left on its own due to being an unusually narrow size. Step in beanpole. It was mine. All mine! Now I can return to Manchester happy in the knowledge that no one else has this piece. Unless I randomly bump into a one-time visitor of Equinox in Tenby that also lives in my fair city. Anyway, it rules. I'd highly recommend it, and while the prices might not always be wallet-friendly, the staff are fabulous and if you catch the New Year sales you shan't be disappointed. Get involved.

Equinox is an amazingly different and perfect shop. Sorry to be cliched, but it's a real 'alladin's…read morecave'. But not a cave full of cheap tat. The stock of Equinox is really wide ranging - and is all excellent quality. The range includes clothes, homeware, interior decorations (I got some super cute cushions recently), Jewellery, Cards and other bits and pieces. There really is something for everyone in here - Prices aren't cheap, but as the items are unique and high quality you won't regret splashing out if you see something that you fancy. A real highlight to any Tenby shopping trip - the isolation of Pembrokeshire seems to make the boutiques top notch!

More often than not people sharing a bag of Haribo Starmix raid it for all the jelly eggs they can…read morefind before leaving the less fortunates to the foam hearts and the unforgiving tooth-challengers - the practically unbreakable enemies known as the teddy bears and the rings. Well, considering they're usually the most popular sweet in the Haribo family, you can't knock the people behind Jelly Egg for naming their shop such. It's a strange name. It's quirky. But I like strange. I like quirky. And gawsh, do I like this shop. Narberth is stacked with boutiques that have art galleries on their top floor and gifts and homeware everywhere else. So you'd be forgiven for wondering if there's anything between them really. Is one really better than the other? Hmm. If it's at all possible, they're all as good as one another. So what's to lose? Nothing, apart from the contents of your wallet. And perhaps your credit rating. There's plenty here to feast your eyes on, from awesome unique pieces from local artists to quirky little signs for the walls of your house, antique clocks, sculptures, coasters, kitchen gadgets... it's got the lot. You can find pressies for those hard to buy for folks or self-indulgent little treats for your own homestead, and while the prices may reflect the quality at least you know you're getting something local and supporting indie businesses. So fill your boots! This egg's far too sweet to resist...

Love this gift shop!! Upstairs you will find many beautiful pictures and large ornaments for sale…read morewhile downstairs there are hundreds of smaller gifts to choose from. Amongst many other tempting things, there are particularly gorgeous glass mobiles and chimes, pretty china and tableware. I especially liked the sets of glass coasters which you can fill with your own photos! (£5 for set of 4). A superb range of decorative bags and Croc shoes too. Laura who was behind the counter last week was really friendly and couldn't have been more helpful.

This is an amazing gift shop and I'd be amazed if you came out of here without buying something!…read moreIt's really huge and stuffed, everywhere you look, with souvenirs and gifts for all the family. Everything is tastefully laid out and very eye-catching and really you need a lot of time to look round properly. There's a great range of Welsh-themed gifts; toys for children of all ages, plastic things for the seaside - colourful beachballs, buckets and spades and more; hats, model cars and lovely framed pictures. I also noticed that they sell 'golliwogs' of many kinds (toys large and small) which you don't see much anymore. Something for every budget, from picture postcards and keyrings to excellent quality china ornaments. The lady who was working in there when I went in to browse three days ago was delightful - very helpful and friendly. Probably the only gift shop you need to visit when in Tenby - altogether, an easy 5 star!

An independent nursery retail shop in the heart of Narberth selling all things for babies and young…read morechildren. They sell high quality cots, highchairs, pushchairs, toys, clothes and accessories. It is a small shop with loads of goods packed in and they can always order things in. You will be spoilt for choice with what is on offer. Beautiful and interesting toys are tucked away at the back of the shop. The staff are friendly and helpful and always on hand to offer advice if you need it. A delightful little shop.