Interesting antique shop full of furniture made for travel. Great designs of folding chairs &…read moretables. Lots of smaller things like travel cutlery, mirrors & inkwells. Military art as well. Friendly & knowledgable staff.

Love this place, not just the usual china and glass you find in all antiques centres, but lots of…read morevinyl, CD's, and craft items, including die cutters, clear stamps, wooden stamps, as well as beautiful hand crafted greetings cards. Also good book section with the best selection of Terry pratchetts for miles and miles. Fabric and curtains, dozens of cushions too.

I have been a fan of Tewkebury antiques centre for many years and I never get board of wandering…read moredown that ancient alley way to take a browse. the staff are very friendly and more than willing to help or offer advice and you really never know what you might stumble upon. The prices are reasonable although it does help a bit to know what you are looking at in order to get a good idea of it's value. The shop itself is in Tolsey lane which is a small alley just off the High Street at the end nearest the cross. The Antiques centre is a short way down on your left. If you are in Tewkesbury and need to kill half an hour definitely take a look.

The Stour Gallery is a small and slightly quirky gallery in the centre of Shipston. Its well laid…read moreout with the exhibits shown off to their best effect. There's a good mix of mediums in the pictures and some mighty nice porcelain and pottery. It is on two floors, however, so if you have limited mobility, expect to see only half the displayed items. Friendly and welcoming, its well worth a browse if you are looking for a gift or something personal for yourself.

Regent Arcade is one of the best shopping areas in Cheltenham. The indoor mall has an adjoining…read morecarpark - very handy on rainy days! - and many shops, for example The Body Shop, Lush, Thorntons, BHS, Mothercare, Hawkins Bazaar and Monsoon. It's generally very well maintained, although at the time of reviewing there's a lot of scaffolding which is a bit of an eyesore. No doubt the finished refurbishments will look better than ever, though. Of particular interest is the bubble blowing fish clock which fascinates adults and children alike! There are a number of snack bars here - Millie's Cookies and Anne's Pretzels are well worth a visit. There's a great Santa's grotto in the run up to Christmas.

The Regent Arcade was one of the first shopping arcades in cheltenham..Its has a carpark…read more(expensive) above the 2 floors of shops. Its is possible to access via an overhead gangway Cheltenham famous Cavenish House from the second floor of the arcade. The ressession does not seem to have had an impact on the arcade yet though a couple of shops have gone.. Mothercare BHS are the biggest shops as well as Monsoon Thorntons with its chocolate Fountain On the second floor is a large TJMax The Famous Bubble Blowing Clock is worth taking your camara with you .. Children and babies love it though can cause a hazard to unsuspecting shoppers as they trying to swerve round, dancing and clapping toddlers who are trying to catch bubbles oblivious to shoppers legs LOL.

A small antique arcade selling everything from home decor to silk slips to one-of-a-kind hats to…read moreautomaton toys. Really a fabulous little place to seek out some treasures if you find the time. At Indoor Picnic, enjoy cream tea served in teapots painted with Shakespearean stage scenes. Kitschy and quirky. A definite smile maker.

So good! Spent two days in chipping Norton, and really this café and Chequers we're just about all…read moreI enjoyed. The café is full of homemade pastry goods, as well as wonderful varieties of coffee. The staff is exceptionally nice, and there's a wide selection of books to purchase. They also open early which is nice, I believe 8 AM. Prices are reasonable, unlike a majority of the rest of the town where they seem to be oddly inflated--even more expensive than London which was puzzling. Again, this café is an exception to the norm with good quality food and drinks, hey very sweet staff, and fair prices.

Fantastic cosy bookshop and cafe overlooking Chipping Norton's market square…read more Well-chosen selection of books that a pleasure to browse, with many signed editions from well-known writers who live locally. Really helpful staff. And superb homemade cakes!

Elegant department store in the Promenade part of town. Caffe Nero on ground floor and own cafe on…read more1st floor. Connects to Regent Arcade behind for convenient parking.

I hated this place when my kids were small, due to the numerous different levels which made it…read moreimpossible with a pram! However, I've been going in there more and more now they're older and never fail to be impressed. Their shoe and ladies clothing is brilliant with good quality brands - easy to find a 'special' outfit. Homewares are excellent and well priced too. It's a one-stop shop and definitely comparable to John Lewis.

Fantastic showroom with very friendly staff! The furniture is very high quality at a very…read morereasonable price, I have purchased a variety of different items of furniture in the past and will always go back to this place! Can not recommend enough!!