Atlantic Village is a discount shopping centre on the outskirts of Bideford. There are various…read moreshops including Cadburys, Whittards of Chelsea and Pilot. My favourite shop is the bookshop which sells everything from childrens books to cookery books and also stationery items, photo albums etc. There are several things for children including a small indoor soft play area and an outside wooden pirate's ship. Unfortunately you have to pay for this which I think is a shame. There are a couple of places to eat but I find it too expensive and would rather pop over to the nearby Asda. I would say Atlantic Village is somewhere to go on a rainy day if you've run out of things to do. I'm hoping some bigger names will take advantage of the many empty shops available.

Took a school trip here when I was six. I have fond memories of a jam doughnut. I also shop here…read moresometimes. Less fond memories of that but I suppose you can only be six and marvelling at the wonders of a Tesco bakery once in your lifetime, right?

Just recently used the cafe as a means of convenience as time was short to go elsewhere…read more We found that on ordering we had to go through what we wanted 3 times to make sure the Lady understood..it was only a small order each for myself and my Wife..Which raised eyebrows initially, when the order was brought over only my Wife's order came I then had to wait for mine. Which was cold when it arrived. On reflection I noticed the another Lady operative was going round cleaning tables with one cloth ..no liquid and was wiping all and sundry. Hygiene doesn't seem to matter. Although we shop here every week this is definitely one part of the store we shall keep clear of. Not an experience we shall do again.

I love this shop there are so many bargains to get. Outside the store they have lots of baskets…read morewith things for sale like bin liners etc. In the summer they have stuff for the beach outside like wind breaks. Inside the shop there is a variety of stuff for your house like: cleaning products, tea towels, tools and lots more. They also have a small amount of toys that will keep your child entertained, there also ideal for party bags. There only cheap and simple like colouring books, pretend makeup and plastic jewellery and at the back of the shop they have bigger items like bins, laundry baskets etc.. They also have lights that you can buy like the disco ball, optic lights and other fun ones. The stuff in the factory shop is very cheap most things are not much more then a pound, the bigger stuff costs slightly more though.The quality of the stuff isn't brilliant but you expect that becuase of the price, but it still does the job.

I love browsing around this large store! It's full of clothes at knock-down prices so you can find…read morelots of real bargains. Fashions for men, women and children, including coats and nightwear. Definitely worth a look - you never know what you might find! It's in the main shopping street, down at the end and not far from the Rolle Quay Car Park.

This is quite a big sized store. It is easy to find what you're looking for in the store as all the…read moreclothes in each age group etc is together. I do find the shop gets quite messy though as when people pick the clothes that are folded up to check the sizes they don't fold them up when they put them back. There are two checkout desks one for when you buy from the male side and one from the female but it doesn't really matter which you use. There is also an information desk by the changing rooms. The people on the counter are normally very helpful. The shop can get very busy especially on a Saturday so you could be queuing at the checkout for a while or to get in the changing room. The shop also gets very hot so if there is a big queue I normally don't end up getting anything. The shop is very cheap though and there are always lots of bargains.

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.

Morrisons is amazing, the pasta and salad bar is gorgeous and the pasta is to die for, delicious…read more The shop itself is beautifully laid out and lovely. Staff are kind and will help when needed.

Remember where you park in this one, especially if your first visit. It has a different exit than…read moreentry!

I popped in here to borrow a wet-suit, shoes and a bodyboard, all for the bargain price of £10…read more.. then spent a few hours with my friends having a giggle in the amazing waves of Westward Ho! The staff were friendly, speedy (they just held up wet-suits to find one that would fit me) and thorough (they explained the dangers on the beach, and showed me where the lifeguards were etc...) It looked like they have lots of wet-suits, surf boards etc for sale as well, so it is worth visiting whether you need to hire or buy equipment.