I visit Prior Park most weeks, it is a lovely garden centre, well stocked with a wide variety of…read morequality plants. It's not the cheapest place to buy, but then you get what you pay for sometimes, also it is well staffed with people who are usually able to assist with your queries. Prior Park is more than just a garden centre - there is a good pet section (including stocking more unusual items, such as foodstuffs for reptiles), a really nice food section with reasonably priced organic and local food, and all sorts of homewares, including plenty of unusual gift ideas. What I visit weekly for though, is its excellent cafe. There is an indoor seating area with air conditioning, or you can sit outside on a sunny terrace. Again, not the cheapest in town, but the quality of the food and drink is very good; they always have a range of scrumptious cakes, plus a standard snack menu of sandwiches, toasties and jacket potatoes. There is usually a home made soup of the day, plus a couple of main course options. I had pea and mint soup yesterday and it was delicious, so good that I passed my compliments to the chef. It's a good venue to meet people for coffee; a real bonus is that there is ample free parking for customers, which is a rare and precious thing in central Bath!

Formerly known as Nurdens Garden Centre this is a well stocked country garden centre…read more The staff are friendly and extremely helpful and for a small local garden centre it has a wide range of products. This has all the charm of a rustic country garden centre rather than the sterilised feel that you get with a more polished smart looking large sprawling garden centre. After you have wandered around you can always call in at the small but very pleasant cafe for a coffee and a slice of homemade cake or even a full blown English breakfast.

B+Q is a DIY home and gardens store. This B+Q is located at Cribbs Causeway in the retail part of…read morecribbs causeway. This store of B+Q is huge. Evertime i have visited this store for some DIY goods they have had the goods i wanted everytime.

This is a mammoth store with a huge car park outside and everything that you could possibly need…read morefor your home maintenance inside. I like the fact there is usually an assistant at the doorway to welcome you and help direct you to your chosen location if lost. There is a large display of both bathrooms and kitchens on display to whet your appetite and if you don't want to fit them yourself, B&Q does an excellent fitting service. Around the remainder of the store there are aisles for woodwork, plumbing, electrics, paint, wallpaper, power tools - and that's just for starters. There is a huge choice of many of the post popular brands and at competitive prices. There is even a well stocked garden centre

A great company with excellent customer service. I ordered a large walk in steel fruit cage, the…read moreflexibility of sizes allowed me to get the most out of the space I had allocated and I found the price really reasonable compared with other companies I had looked at. Most importantly the quality of the frame was great, I felt reassured that it is galvanised inside and out. They also provided me with great after sales service and were extremely friendly and helpful throughout. I would highly recommend this company and am sure to use them again.

Great shop for gifts and Christmas presents. Huge range of stock for the size of shop yet all very…read morewell organised and laid out. Feels very oldie and is a great asset to the shopping town of Trowbridge. Stocks lots of glassware and china, kitchenware and lots more. Also has some nice cards. Upstairs is excellent due to the wide range of cake making, decorations and sugar craft. The women working there is very knowledgable and understands lots if you need to ask any questions. Although I have never hired them it could be very usuful to hire cake tins and stands which come in a wide variety of sizes and types.

This place is really two shops in one. On the ground floor is a gift shop, stocking everything from…read moreglass and china, ornaments and costume jewellery to miscellaneous things like umbrellas and Trowbridge jute shopping bags! Upstairs is a kitchenware shop, which specialises in cake making, sugarcraft and icing equipment. People come from miles around for the sugarcraft and icing equipment, because the range is second to none. The staff are very knowledgeable, and from time to time they even run sugarcraft lessons in the shop! It is also possible to hire cake tins, stands and even special cake knives from them.

Had a stair carpet put down yesterday, it was open steps…read moreVery pleased, the young lad was lovely, he cleared all the mess and hoovered the new carpet, will defo go back

this is a great place to shop for flooring. Its a little store but while it doesnt hold a large…read moreselection of stock they can order in for you. As with most small stores they can be quite expensive but they do also stock some value ranges which are probably quite popular. This store is really nice looking and a pleasure to shop in. Its really clean and well organised and its really easy to see whats available. the staff in the store are really well informd and do all they can to help make sure you are happy with your purchases highly reomended

A lovely little garden centre and a good place to take the children they have swing and a large…read moregrassy picnic are with a large climbing frame and a wooden wendy house to play in as well as I cheap cafe which does toasted tea cakes etc. They also look after rabbits and you can feed them and the goats and the chickens my niece and nephews call it the greedy goats garden centre because the goats always try and eat everything.

Looks a bit like a yellow mess sat there on North street, in actual fact sells everything you've…read moreever needed and some things you haven't. By definition it's a hardware store, they describe themselves as selling 'all those thingummy bobs and what-you-ma-call-its' like brooms, cloths, screws, paint, brushes, bolts, polish, pet food etc, etc. Their DIY section including quality branded tools and ironmongery is second to none, with prices that surpass B&Q and knowledgeable staff to go with it. A good combo. Despite it's very traditional appeal and seemingly like it's stuck firmly in the 1970s (Open All Hours, anyone?) it's also a good place to get fireworks all year around (should you need them).

As you'd know if you read an earlier review of mine you could tell i'm a massive fan of shops like…read morethis. This one is especially brilliant because it feels like it's going to implode at any moment. I went in the other day and they had two people working in the shop and there were just 3 customers inside (me included) and I asked the chap inside if he had any Yellow electrical tape (at this point in my life I needed about 30 roles of the stuff! ... don't ask!). So there was this brilliant choreography as the 5 of us in the shop moved around each other to let the guy look for the electrical tape, it was crazy, messy, unmanigable, unthinkable, but boy, oh boy was it a joy to behold! Unfortunatley he wasn't able to find any electrical tape, but I was so pleased to have discovered this gem of a shop, I ended up buying a really thick bristled broom. Maybe I felt like I needed to offer some sort of thanks to the effort he had gone to in order to move around his shop to find an obscene amount of yellow electrical tape, or maybe I just needed a thick bristled broom...