Very cheap, a bargain to be had most definatly, staff very friendly as well and a lovely…read moreatmosphere. i would definately recommend this store. Located in the town centre, easy to find.

The staff here are so friendly and always willing to help - for example if I am looking at…read moremagazines they will often come and tell me they have more in the back and ask if I would like them to bring more out. This is one of the charity shops that doesn't over price items terribly, and you can always grab a bargain such as dress patterns and board games.

INCREDIBLE. Reviewing on my restaurant till i yelp. Service was great. Quality was incredible…read more Value must be 10 kagillion dollarinos.

Campaigners fought for years to get Spout Yard recognised and then turned into a park, and what a…read morejob they have done - it's a total asset to the town. It's transformed an area of waste ground into a pretty, sun-trap park complete with an outdoor theatre, childrens' play areas, picnic tables and a little refreshments stall. It's humbling that this facility is staffed by volunteers, and funded by donations. We are lucky enough to live within easy walking distance of Spout Yard and spend a lot of time there in warmer weather. There are sheltered spots for parents to lie in the shade while their children play, and the park is adjacent to a shallow part of the river Lud, where children can paddle when it's hot. It's a gated park, and feels very safe; it's also maintained beautifully. Can't praise it enough.

An interesting one to give 5 stars. We didn't spend more than 5-10 minutes there. However, to see a…read morebrand new lifeboat in brand new lifeboat house where you can visit with a shop where you can buy stuff to support the lifeboat is great to see. If you happen to be down at Wells beach, drop by, have a look and spend a bit of money.

Eaton park is one of the best green spaces in Norwich. It is great for sports and has pitch and…read moreputt, tennis, bowls and croquet areas. There are also flat playing fields for more informal ball games and running around. All the paths are smooth and flat and are ideal for children to ride their bikes on in a safe environment away from roads. My children's favourite part is of course the play area which is all built over sand so don't forget to bring your buckets and spades with you too! As well as spending a great deal of time here we also like to play games of Hide and Seek in and around the Rose Garden and try and spot fish and frogs in the Lily Pond. Be warned if you have very young children as this is not fenced off. There is also a model steam railway (open Sundays only in the summer) and a model yacht pond. The focal point of the park is the bandstand in the centre of the park. A small coffee shop and toilet facilities are also to be found near here. We always enjoy our time here and of course it's free!