Boyes in Scarborough is wonderfully diverse! you can literally get anything here…read more The ground floor has a small food section, where you can pick up basics such as milk, tea etc and bizarrely, situated next to the 'grocery' section, is the furniture department. This furniture department isn't like any you'll find on these out of town shopping centres, at boyes that pack it and stack it high and theres often lots of remnants of packing materials over the floor. A lot of the furniture seems fairly dated, but who knows, maybe there's a market for old fashioned future as a lot of people chose to retire to this old seaside town. The next floor up, again, is a mish mash of what I can only describe as 'stuff' from toys to nail varnish remover - it's all here and generally, cheap cheap cheap! Upstairs there is the clothes department, in all honesty just keep walking as the clothes although are cheap, look cheap and are fairly badly made. The one Super duper (did I just say super duper? oh goodness I did, oh well, I'm going with it) the one super duper thing about Boyes is come December the Grotto arrives and the pull out all the stops!! It's located on the ground floor and to get to Santa you go through a beautiful winter wonderland that enchants the kiddies before they even meet the man himself! I make a special trip each year to take my daughter here at christmas, as my mum did with me - lovely

This is a jack of all trades shop, Situated in the heart of the town centre they seem to sell…read moreeverything, This shop is quite an old shop and is lookign a bit tired, There never seems to be much presentation going into the displays, The prices are reasonable however. They sell everything from clothes to toys to Gardeners accessories. As well as some tat they do sell some good things. Worth a visit if you are in Scarb

The store sells a small section of what is offered in the major stores elsewhere. It does have a…read morephoto developing section and a pharmacy instore. It could benefit from a mother and baby room and toilets that can be found in the larger stores. Parking to reach the store can be a nightmare, but that is parking in Bridlington for you in general. Staff are always helpful and friendly and the pharmacy staff are knowledgable.

Wilko's is great for an odd bag of nails or a bit of paint when you can't be bothered to go all the…read moreway to Focus or B&Q. They also have things you often can't find anywhere else in town, like caustic soda which I seem to use abundantly on my recalcitrant drains. They also have a small range of dirt cheap bicycle accessories (e.g. pedals for £2.99 a few months ago) and wiring and faceplates for satellite and network/modem connections. It's all a bit of a hotch-potch really but now Woolies is no more I think Wilkinson's will come into its own.

If you shop at Wilkinson then you will know what they stock, although this store is rather on the…read moresmall side so doesn't have the fullest of ranges. Upstairs is rather cramped and packed in, not always having all size ranges of products. Staff are helpful if you need to find a product, other than that the store is as good as any other in this company.

Scarborough's Evans is very small and cramped. It is well located right in the main shopping centre…read more- Brunswick Pavillion. They don't stock many of the extra ranges - tall, petite and maternity unfortunately. Because of the size of the shop the range of products is limited and it is very cramped in there. It is even more cramped in there when they have a sale on and rails full of sale stuff shoved amongst everything. The staff are very friendly and there is a nice atmosphere in the shop. It's just a little too small unfortunately.

I love Evans clothes but when I visited this one in the Brunswick centre there was nothing really…read morethat I liked. The shop was smaller than some other Evan's shops I have been in. More selection online.

Went to the tills to pay only 2 tills where you can pay cash massive queue,they are trying to make…read moreyou use self scanner and debit/credit cards. In the end just walked out no wonder they are losing sales

Always having a sale so even greater bargains to be had by all.The prices here are low to start…read morewith so easy on the money.Also sells home ware,xmas items & toys usually do 3 for 2 offers leading up to xmas so definately worth a look.They do great baby/small children xmas suits/dresses even sleep wear with the xmas feel.Toilet to the rear of the building for any needing it

I never used to go into this shop as I thaught it was a place that old ladies shopped at, but I…read morenoticed in the windo that they had some younger outfits, so I popped my head in. How wrong i had been, being of a larger size finding stylish jeans is always a nightmare, I ended comeing away with two pairs with georgious stitching and sequins and they had both been reduced. So I shall be popping in there again soon.

Everyone seems to have heard of Bon Marche and they are very popular. The clothes are usually good…read morequality and there is a wide range. I read that some stores are going to stock a David Emanuel range so it will be interesting to have a look if Scarborough is one of them.They do stock clothes suitable for special occasions and at a reasonable price.They do larger sizes too and clothes that will mix and match.When we are coming towards the end of a season there sales are worth waching out for. Good clothes at good prices and room to move.

This Peacocks is a Large store and newly built in Bridlington. Really great store with clothes to…read moresuit every taste. Well worth a visit!

I remember many hours spent in this shop as a child looking at all the brilliant and interesting…read moretoys. It was one of the few shops in Scarborough that could feed my Sylvannian Families addiction! As a child the shop had a sort of magical atmosphere, going down the windy staircase to look through all the treasures down there. Sulmans doesn't appear to have quite the same uniqueness nowadays, they still sell Sylvanian families but so does a lot of other shops now. They don't seem to have anything unique about them as they used to. The upstairs 'gift' section is more aimed at adults but is not particularly inspiring and the same stuff is available in many other shops across town. Downstairs is still an Aladdin's cave of toys but only the same as any other toy shop and quite expensive. They do have quite a nice range of fancy dress outfits (angel and devil outfits perfect for a girly night out!!).