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16 years ago
A nice little esoteric shop, very much crystal-centric, a lot of sparkly in there! Also stocking books, tarot cards, pendulums and other such items. They also have a newsletter with a lot of relevent practitioners and events listed. read more
1 Market Place
St. Albans AL3 5DR
United Kingdom
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For the fashion body with a travellers heart. Rocket is tucked away but bursting at the seams…read more Woolie hats, rucksacks, body bars and strappy tops! Plus novelty gift ideas, and they even provide the birthday cards! Worth popping into, if not just for the jewellery, which is reminiscent of Reading Festival. A mini wonderland, just a shame it's not bigger!
This is a really unusual little shop, which sells fashion and gifts. You can find some really…read moreinteresting items in there and it is always nice to have a wander around. Their goods are quite reasonably priced and the staff are really friendly. It is a mix between a gadget shop and a high street fashion shop.
Ah The Galleria, a staple of my miss-spent youth. The shops here are average to pretty rubbish…read more(though they do have a massive Waterstones) and you'll only get one or two of the big name high street places. I never really went shopping here because, while it has a fair number of shops, it never really has anything that you want or need. Guess that could be just me. The cinema is where I spent most of my days, chillin' out maxin' relaxin' all cool and watching some films after school. The cinema is average price with student discount and with your standard of sugary rubbish to enjoy while watching a film. The cinema screens themselves are good, the Digital screen is awesome, but the chairs and leg room leave something to be desired. It can get quite uncomfortable if you're a tall and are in a packed screening, but this rarely happens here, which is a other bonus. All in all a good place to while a way a fair number of hours with friends or that special someone.
I had seen the Galleria so many times from the road, passing under it, and been curious. Was really…read morelooking forward to visiting it but it is a souless place. Although it looks huge it takes hardly any time to go around and has nothing to recommend it in the way of differnt shops. They are the same as any high street. A large open area in the centre was laid out as a furniture vendoes. The stuff was ugly..even tasteless..and overpriced. Quite a few restaurants..untried but mostly the usual chains. The only saving grace, for me, was a pleasant cinema complex where we went to see Stardust. So much anticipation..such a disappointment.
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St. Albans best kept secret…read more Slinky tops, sexy dresses, fab coats and beautiful jewellery. Clothes displayed on white rails with glass tops, with the jewellery displayed on top. Beautiful and pristine. Spotted sexy black dresses, sultry knee high boots and sophisticated trendy macs. The jewellery is wide ranging with lots of silver and precious stones. Perfect place to by a gift, the hard part is not keeping it for youself.
I love this shop it has lots off choice in different price ranges for everyone you must visit tony…read morewho owns it is very good at transforming your look he has an eye for what suits you .
http://www.maltingsshoppingcentre.co.uk/…read more Not a bad sized shopping centre and and it has very good branches of Topshop (2 floors!) and New Look. There is also an H&M, River Island and a Jane Norman. There is also a TK Maxx there but I tend to find this pretty messy and not very clearly laid out. Unfortunately, there is no late night here so the shops never open past 5.30pm. The shopping centre, however, does open on Sundays from 11am until 5pm.
Truly awful store that always looks like it's just recovered from a stampede…read more Everything is a mess and I find the whole TK Maxx shopping experience as unorganized, dirty and confusing. Shopping at peak times requires an arsenal (or a pram) to get around in one piece.
A large store, stocking the usual range of children and adult clothing and accessories as well as…read morehousehold items. The shoe range I find to be particularly good in this shop and they always have a good range to choose from in all different sizes. I like how the clothes are arranged into different sections and according to size, it makes browsing much easier! My only complaint is the lack of fitting rooms. They aren't usually too busy but they could definitely do with some more Women's ones.
Open the second Sunday of each month from 9-2 (they advertise opening at 8, but nothing is really…read moreopen until at least 9) Great selection of locally produced food and produce! You can find everything from brilliant pies (Raven's Den in particular), awesome cheese (Lincolnshire Poacher and others), fresh veggies (Earthworks and others), fresh fish and meats... not to mention cupcakes and other sweet treats! We usually start by getting a coffee for the husband from the vendor with the mobile coffee bar (the machine is in the back of his van), and then wander the markets and end at the Merchant for a cup of tea for me. As long as there is a rainbow biscuit on the way even our toddler is happy.
The St Albans Farmers Market is held on the first Sunday of every month in the main town centre. It…read moresells a wide variety of produce from plants to cheese! The goods are all local produce and are very fresh. They are all reasonably priced because they are sold from the farmers directly. Definitely worth a visit, as it is really interesting to wander round all of the different stalls.
Shoppers on a cloudy day at St Albans Market
Shoppers and traders at St Albans Market
A market trader waves from the crowd and to the camera on St Albans Market
Wilkos is a fairly good discount store. They stock allsorts of stuff from bean bags to strange…read moresweets. Always useful to check them out for special offers. They also have a good range in picture frames. Well worth a route around
Like the previous reviewer mentioned This shop is always busy! It stocks the usual range of…read morehousehold and garden items, which rarely go out of stock. There are also often discounts on items. There are several till points and although there is often a queue, staff serve customers quickly so I have never had to wait for long to pay for items
What a pleasant surprise to find this shop. Arrived early for our Harry Potter tour and had time to…read morekill. Browsed and found some unusual gifts and had them wrapped for free by the helpful young ladies.
From the owner: Stylish Gifts Posh Pots and Plants…read moreFresh Flowers Fine Chocolate
Over the Moon - window displays change regularly
Over the Moon for Gifts, Plants & Flowers
THis is such a great outdoors shop. So many things you never thought you needed, or even knew…read moreexisted. Well worth the look around even if it is a little way out of the town centre - but then there is plenty of free parking around
Popped in today to look for a pair of Gortex trainers for my wife who trains in BMF…read more Found the staff very helpful and very knowledgable about all the products and what would be suitable. A bit different from most sports shops you visit. We left with a pair of trainers that my wife was very happy with and having found a shop we will definately visit again.
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A little bookshop, filled with used books in all subjects. They always have a large range of travel…read morebooks, somewhat dusty and outdated, but still fascinating for those possessed with wanderlust. There's also a good stock of classics and foreign titles, and the bookseller is eager to help you sift through his cardboard boxes.
A little gem hidden away there in Burton Street, a lovely way to spend a few happy hours - well…read moreworth a visit.
This shop is great to buy gifts and presents for people for their birthdays, anniversaries, new…read morebaby boys/girls and many other occasions. The store also runs promotions in line with other celebrations such as Easter, Christmas and Valentines Day. They also stock me to you merchandise and forever friends and also a very big collection of cards.
I like going in here for the kids books i always find books that they will like…read more they have some nice colours of paint for the kids to be creative.they have other craft items like card making items canvases paints etc..they sell a few toys. the store is a little untidy at times i have found a few books on the floor and messy tables the staff are ok not very cheerful but are polite.
This shop varies for me, I either find loads of bargains or there is absolutely nothing I want. I…read moreget a whole load of gret instruments from their when my children were younger and they are still going strong. Their craft stuff is great, and they do all sorts of interesting bits for scrapbooking and card making. Their art and craft equipment is fantastic for students and serious artists. Their childrens books are a bargain, but i find their adult books a bit of a let down, there is usually hardly anything to suit my tastes in their fiction section, and their non fiction isnt that great either. The do some nice little novelties around christmas time and other festivals, and their cards and wrapm are reasonably priced. The staff arent the greatest and seem quite disinterested, but not rude. Worth a visit.
This small shop located in one of the older buildings in the high street can throw up some…read moreinteresting items; you can find some amazing and beautiful items in their clothing section for very reasonable prices. The toys and videos section is always well stocked with something your little ones would love and there is usually a small selection of DVDs too. If you are planning to join the craze of making your own clothes or knitting this is a great place to start with a large basket of knitting needles, wool and patterns in the store to look though. There is also jewellery for sale located in a glass case under the counter, you'll have to ask to be able to look at the items close up, but they have some very nice pieces which are again well priced. You can find a lot of great things in this store, and even better the money is going to a good cause.
Oops, I got my streets mixed up when I checked in on my Yelp up ... the main Magma store has moved…read morefrom Earlham Street to larger premises in Shorts Gardens. It still stocks its amazing selection of gifts and books, but somehow it has lost some of its magic. I liked the cramped displays before, now everything is nice and spacious and tidy, giving you too much of an overview at first sight. Mind you, you still find the odd gem here, and I'll definitelly be back ...
This place has lots of very unique design books, gifts, and toys upstairs and a wide selection of…read moredesign magazines downstairs. It was my favorite find from visiting London.
This is a good upper market card shop. The prices are high…read morecompared to some other card shops but they have a good variety and they are not flimsy and dont fall down when you try to stand them up. They have a very good selection of wrapping paper and matching gift tags and also a good range of gift bags/ There are lots of cuddly toys with special messages on - me to you bears are my favourite. This is a good sized shop and well laid out.
This small charity shop is a treasure trove for those looking for clothes to customise cheaply or a…read morenew book to read on holiday, there are special £1 rails of clothes and often books placed in the box outside the store are discounted. There is a changing room which is useful for trying on clothing before buying and all clothes are organised out into different colour sections so if you are looking for particular shades you can go to a particular rail for it. They have a good mix of items for young and old and very friendly volunteers staffing the store.
Being a Wharfie (aka, someone who works on Canary Wharf), Scribbler is my local card shop, and so…read moreif I need to pick up a card for whatever reason, a stop in here after work is often in my plans. They have a very wide range of cards, from the classical to the not-so-classic, and from the utterly banal to the unique -- and so far I've not had trouble finding a card for anyone or any occasion -- although often helped by many of the cards being occasion agnostic. Friendly shop staff as well makes this a good choice. Ok -- so it's a card shop. But what a card shop...
Scribbler provides the best card selection in the Wharf. Whether you are looking for a card for a…read moreBirthday, Wedding, Valentine's Day or other occasion, Scribbler will have something that fits the bill. The shop is tiny so you may need to fight your way around on popular card giving dates (like today, 14 Feb) but there is always a card which is just right if you look for long enough. The cards tend towards the brash, humorous end of the spectrum, although there are a fair few which are just simple wordplay which I always find inexplicably amusing. In addition to cards there are also a few small novelty gifts - however, this is not the reason to come here - its all about the cards cards cards!
What a choice! very hard to beat, amazing range for local shop, Good value family owned and long…read moreestablished. Cards, gifts and more to see.
A lovely card and gift shop - a little bit pricey for gifts but a nice selection. It's great to…read morehave something local that you can go to if you have forgotten someones birthday or special occasion! There is a huge range of cards available. You can buy wrapping paper and balloons (and get them helium filled). The gifts are mostly suited to women (jewellry, mirrors, notebooks, pens etc) but all girly and sparkly things that make great gifts.
Went for a trip to Leighton buzzard so hubby could go to a specific shop, and discovered there are…read morequite a few charity shops on the high street there so investigated them. Found that this one was a little on the expensive side compared to most of the others, and they also have a lot of non-second hand items there not just the normal second hand bits you expect to find in a charity shop. It's not a huge shop, but they have a lot in there so well worth a look. Quite a few books, but around the £2 mark for a paperback which seems quite high to me when most charity shops sell paperbacks from 20p to £1.
The Oxfam shop in Leighton Buzzard is clean, tidy and well organised. Although I do find it a bit…read morepricey for a charity shop. They also don't seem to make distinctions between an item's original cost so you end up paying the same for something from Primark as you would for Monsoon or even designer items! This store has lots of books and knicknacks in it, and not much in the way of clothes. I don't really know why that should be the case, but there you are. They do stock a good number of Oxfam's new products too which I like, because their cards are very nice.