I've only ever properly explored the part of Rossiters that sells lots of gifts and knick knacks,…read morejust near the shop's entrance inside Royal Arcade - but in this section alone there's lots of lovely stuff I'd like to be able to afford! From funky ice cube trays to fridge photo frames, it's a great place to pick up small presents. There are some beautiful greetings cards, items of jewellery, well-made children's toys, a few men's accessories, travel bags, purses, umbrellas and much more. The whole place is more intimate than large department stores such as House of Fraser or John Lewis, and the feeling is one of quality over quantity. For me, the gift and homeware areas are probably the most appealing, but glancing into their other 'departments' they have a Homes & Gardens area, a kitchen department, a range of furniture, plus some fabrics, lamps, mirrors, and more. They also offer an interior design service, though I dread to think how much that costs.

Shops like this get me really excited. I'm a big girl when it comes to furniture, home and…read morekitchenware. I just want everything. If I had my way, my house would look like something out of 50s magazine. This store is surprisingly big, considering it's in an arcade, and there is so much in there. The kitchen section is my favourite, because it sells the most adorable retro baking things and teapots and really funky utensils and gadgets that I've never seen anywhere else. Their gift section is also fantastic with brands like L'Occitane and Burt's Bees for toiletries, some really pretty scarves and jewellery, and then beautiful gift bags and paper to wrap them in. It's a shame this department store is hidden away and now has to compete with John Lewis, because it sells such beautiful things and it could be so easily missed if you didn't know about it. It's expensive, but everything is so nice that if I want something, I have to have it however much it costs.

Banburys is a huge department store, it incorporates a lot of concession store and also a huge…read moreperfume counter and homeware section. Upstairs is a restaurant that is well frequented by locals looking for a quiet break in the middle of their shopping. It is a higher end store and therfore tends to be quite pricy but it is well alid out with an great selection of products.

This Banburys is a very big store. When you go in the door you come straight to the fragrance and…read moremake up counters. There are always really friendly staff here who are happy to advice you on what products are best for you, they also let you sample the fragrances. The you will get to the clothes and shoes. Then at the very back of the store they have the bits you can buy for your house like plates, kettles, and glasses etc.. I do find some of the bit a a bit expensive but you can see they are good quality. Then to the left of the shop they sell craft stuff such as wool for knitting, cross stitches, patterns etc.. There is a another entrance door here so if you are just after buying some wool you can go in this way. Upstairs there is more clothes and underwear for sale and there is a big cafe. They sell some lovely food in the cafe we often go there when we have been shopping and need to sit down.

On a recent holiday we were treated to a trip to the quaint market town of Abergavenny whilst there…read moreI discovered a marvellous shop called Nicholls.It is a department store which stocks a range of furniture,gifts and ladies clothes. Nicholls sell some unusual gifts along with more well known makes and have a wide range of Ainsley china in stock. They also have a fab coffee shop in store which sells healthy lunches ,beautiful freshly made sandwiches and mouth watering cakes,ideal for a relaxing sit down I came home with a lot of Christmas shopping and hopes of returning in the new year.

A little overdue (sorry)..... A lovely little store,…read moreprobably aimed more at women but with a wonderful cafe, to keep the men happy. It's like a mini department store, clothing (not sure if they have mens or kids), some furniture, kitchenware, lots of gifts, womens clothing, jewellery and of course, the cafe. An old relation owns a wonderful hotel in a neighbouring town and she loves to come to Nicholls, both in Aber and in Crick, so that's a good sign. To be honest, I only went because my aunt asked me to take her there for Christmas dinner (she doesn't get one, where she is). I chauffeured, she bought the food. For £8 odd, you got a good plate of food, with separate vegs & potatoes and a gravy boat. Wonderful. And the turkey actually had taste. Yes, amazing. I don't know if it was free range/organic, or just fresh and local but this was stunning. I hate turkey normally, because of it's blandness but this was in a different league. All the accompaniments were also extremely fresh and tasty. They don't advertise as being free range/organic, rather local/fresh (which avoids them having to check suppliers, I guess, but I'd put money on the turkey at least being free range). Bernard, eat your heart out, that's how it SHOULD taste. I hope to be back this year again, with my aunt, for what was the best Christmas Dinner I've had in many a year. Thank you Nicholls. david

Not sure if Sarah P actually left the Quadrant...Swansea also has an M&S and BHS, which I my memory…read moreserves me right are both department stores...and of course it'll be smaller than Cardiff...most stores in Wales outside of Cardiff ARE small. Anyway, Debenhams. I do like it, especially during the final days of their Blue Cross sale, when things go buy one get on free. Because of this, I managed to buy 4 bras for the princely sum of £12 - two of them the fairly pricey Miss Ultimo bras. I was impressed. I could spend ages in Debenhams, and more so now that the Benefit counter has expanded to include an eyebrow bar - now if the one in Leeds could just follow along with that, it'd be much appreciated!

Good branch of Debenhams in the Quadrant Centre with all the usual departments and floors. Great…read morefor clothes, gifts and things for the home.

I have bought varous goods from the store over many years…read more My latest purchase was PVC windows and a front door. I found the whole experience great and what I have grown to expect from Leekes. I would like to thank all the team for their clean, efficent and professional installation.

From the owner: Based in the heart of the West Midlands with excellent transport links to Wolverhampton, Dudley,…read moreWalsall and West Bromwich, you’ll be spoilt for choice with our unrivalled selections to create a beautiful home. Visit our newly refurbished furniture floor and bed studio and discover our extensive ranges from many leading brands as well as our exclusive Casa collections. At Leekes Bilston, you'll also discover our large kitchen and bathroom studios that showcase impressive displays to help inspire you to create your own dream home renovation, with experts on hand to help you every step of the way.

This is a relatively small example of the large chain. They have a nice Per Una section plus all…read morethe other clothes that you would expect downstairs, along with a small food section. Upstairs is childrenswear, underwear and homewear.

Crazy Macs is located on the swansea enterprise park not far from PC world and currys…read more I was recently looking for a cheap sofa so decided to look in Crazy Macs , the shop is quite big and they sell carpets, bedroom furniture , dining tables , beds and sofas. Some of the sofa`s were good quality but very expensive , other sofa`s were expensive and not very good quality. I noticed that some of the sofas had a lot of marks and tears yet they still had a price mark of £200. They also had cheap sofa`s at £50 which I guess would be suitable for a student. I noticed a lot of the dining tables were scratched and chipped and again they had very high prices. If you decide to buy a product they do deliver for a small fee.

Crazy Macs are actually closed down now which can only be a good thing…read more It seemed to me like a large jumble sale where people would bring their unwanted rubbish, dump it all on the floor and try to sell it. Unfortunately, this rubbish was actually their stock.

Decided to go out walking in the damn awful rain at the weekend on the moors and needed some…read morewalking boots, cannot see myself doing this very often so did not want to spend a lot of money on boots. Found a pair of Karrimor for £20 which considering most of them i had seen in the outdoors shops were £80, i thought was pretty good.

Great offers on Garden equipment for under £10, really helpful staff in store. Have also used this…read morestore for buying my cosmetics

Vincent Davies is a shop and garden center on the outskirts of Haverfordwest. It is about two miles…read moreoutside of the town center and has a big car park. Although it is normally quite bus you can easily find spaces. Most of the shop is situated on the ground floor with good disable access, however the bedding furniture department is on the first floor but there is lift access if requested. Inside the shop is a collection of things such as crockery, kitchen items and gifts. All products are of a high quality and so the prices reflect this. However when there are sales on you can get things reduced by up to seventy per cent. At the back of the shop isa large furniture section-some of it handmade and a garden center. There is also a small restaurant that serves nice food including Sunday roast dinners for the family.