I visited Goldsmiths on Friday, had Tesco club card vouchers to use, the lady assistant was both…read moreprofessional and very helpful, she treated us as if we were buying an expensive diamond ring not just using up a cheap voucher,very impressed and would certainly go there again.

Beautiful store! Staff were really helpful and friendly, I sat down, had a coffee and ended up…read morebuying my boyfriend a tag. They even gift wrapped it for me, now I'm ready for Christmas! I would highly recommend goldsmiths and I will be returning.

This is a small independent shop which sells a range of baby clothing, accessories and gifts. They…read moresell of lot of designer brands and brands that you won't find on the High Street. They are ideal if you want to buy a special gift as all the goods are of very high quality. The staff are friendly and helpful and always willing to help. The shop is nicely laid out and you feel free to browse at your leisure without feeling like you are being watched all the time like you can do in a lot of small shops!

Freespirit in Exeter is in the high street in the heart of the City Centre…read more The shop is very trendy with designer labels for both men and woman. Not disabled friendly as shop is set over two floors, the ground floor is womenswear and the first floor is menswear. The shop sells shoes, boots, trainers and sandals as well as designer accessories, surf and ski wear. It even sells designer watches and ornaments. Main designer labels include animal, etnies, adio, etc Good range of hats as well Very good prices in the sales otherwise it can be a bit pricey. The staff are very helpful.

One of the more trendy (and pricey!) shoe shops in Exeter, tReds in the Guildhall, they stock a…read morevast amount of trainery-type shoes like Vans, an odd Dr Marten or two, Suga boots, converse high-topsquite a range of cool footwear for men and women. My only complaint (apart from the sometimes extortionate prices, and limited sizes okay, I have a lot of complaints), is the staff often seem quite unhelpful and inexperienced.

If you love shoes the tReds in Exeter's Guildhall shopping centre is the place to go. They have…read moresome lovely boots at the front of the store and they do flats/trainers further back. They also have some mens and children's shoes. Watch out for the sales as that is when you can get a bargain pair!

Animal looks a bit left behind now, and definitely as if it would be far happier situated in the…read morenew Princesshay shopping development rather than in the much more old fashioned Guildhall. Still, this shop delivers exactly what you would expect - casual surf inspired clothes for men and women, and some accessories, including jewellery, flip flops, wallets and sunglasses. This part of town often lacks the bustle of Princesshay, making for a relaxed shopping experience. For the last few years Animal has been associated with sponsoring Exeter's 'Big Screen in the Park' summer events, organised in collaboration with Exeter Phoenix Art Centre.

Couldnt find any animals and the upstairs floor had sports equipment, im not sure if it is…read moreconnected to tony pryce sports (tummy pies), thats my kind of sport. Purchased a lovely watch from a very helpful lady, who helped me try it on, I only have 2 hands.

This is a small branch of the F Hinds chain located between the Guildhall shopping centre and…read moreExeter High Street. They stock quite a wide range of jewellery along with watches, gifts and ornaments. I purchased my wife's wedding ring here and the staff were lovely and friendly. Great for jewellery but also their range of gifts are very nice and they start from around £7 which isn't bad for a present.

H Samuel is a jewellers that sells everything from necklaces to watches. There are two branches in…read moreExeter that are very close to each other and they don't seem to know what they other sells, which is a bit annoying when you want to buy something specific that you've seen online but isn't available to order online. Gah! I've bought loads of stuff from here over the years - I'd love to be able to afford one-off handcrafted pieces but in the meantime before I win the lottery, I'm better off getting cheaper mass produced stuff from here. So there.

A lovely little shop. For me too Firkins is the place I go to buy that special gift... for myself…read more:)

Firkins is the place I go to buy that special gift…read more The shop is tucked away in a little alley called New Buildings off of Gandy Street which in turn is a beautiful cobbled street just behind the High Street and running parallel to Queen Street. It has amazing jewellery at fantastic prices. It has clothing and handbags and accessories mainly sourced from asia. You can always find that unique special item for a gift, the trouble is I always end up getting something for me as well as I have no willpower! The prices of the jewellry items in particular are very competitive and I have found that it is even cheaper than buying certain things online. The staff are very helpful and can tell you lots of information about the items for sale. They sell a lot of body jewellery too at very good prices. Unfortunately the shop is not disabled friendly as there is a small step into the shop and it is too small for wheelchair access. It also has a little mezanine area and there are tiny stairs down to another clothing area. Although the shop is very small I find I can spend quite a bit of time in there as it is crammed to the gills with beautiful items.