Found in Scarborough town centre, this is a much more upper class (and therfore expensive)…read morealternative to the regular high street jewellers. Sizers is the only jewellers in the area to have an FBHI watchmaker on the premises providing after sales service and a repair, restoration, alteration and re-modelling service for Gold, Silver and Platinum Jewellery. Staff are very professional and happy to advise and help out, whether its a serious enquiry or a casual one. All the major watch manufacturers have lines on sale here - including Rolex, Breitling, Tag, Omega, Gucci, Longines, Tissot, Citizen and Rotary. A range of jewellery from the top designers is also avaiable on site, along with a crafting service if you're looking for something out of the ordinary. Also occasionally Sizers offers pre owned jewellery and watches at cheaper prices. On the whole, if its within your budget, its the only place in town to consider.

This is a lovely jewellery shop in the square. It sells jewellery suitable for both men and women…read morewith even a couple of bits for children. Their windows are very well laid out showing a good range of their products. Ideal for looking at while your waiting for the bus. The prices are quite expensive but I think the quality makes up for it. Everything is always beautifully wrapped and packaged too. The women in there is very helpful and never makes you feel like you're bothering her which some people can be like in shop like this. The only down side is it closes quite early at half passed four.

I first went here with my parents and we all came away with a lucky duck…read more You can watch the skilled assistants working, continuing a tradition started by Mr Peter Rantell in 1958, at the workbench, drawing, bending, and fashioning coloured glass into the firm's speciality, the Whitby Lucky Duck, in colours corresponding to the gem stones associated with each month's birthdays. lucky ducks; The first of the company's hallmark Lucky Ducks was originally made at the request of actors from the Whitby Theatre who required a lucky charm in glass. Made at a workbench in the shop, the public can actually watch the creation of ducks. Whitby Lucky Duck, in colours corresponding to the gem stones associated with each month's birthdays. Everyone should have a duck. The work of other hand-craftsmen is assembled here, glass flowers in vases, birds, fish, teddy bears, elephants, dolphins, spun glass tipped with gold and a host of glass novelties. They also sell marbles..the playing sort.and glass sweets.

Whitby Glass not only sells it's famous Lucky Ducks but other wonderful glass items too, like…read morevarious animals. The prices are good because you're paying for quality. If you're at the shop at the right time you can see them making the Lucky Ducks but during the summer it can get very crowded inside.

This is smaller than most of the Yorkshire trading shops but is packed with stuff. It is sometimes…read moredifficult to get round if there are many people in particularly as it seems to be a bit of a meeting place.There is usually a display of garden stuff outside ,more so in summer of course. There are some unusual items and they put out a variety of storage boxes. The shop is good for craft items and findng things to keep kids busy. They have variety of household items and lots of special offers.there are outdoor clothes, tools and seasonal items. The staff can be friendly and helpfull but can be too busy gossiping!

This is a tiny little gem of a place hidden away in the Brunswick Pavillion shopping centre, it is…read morelocated close to the downstairs entrance. They are able to fit new batteries and watch straps whilst you wait for very reasonable prices. They will also attempt to solve other problems you may have with your watch. As well as the watch repair side of the shop they do sell some lovely watches, not a massive range but very nice. The watches are of the higher end of the range so quite expensive, but only comparative to what they are worth. The guys that work there are very pleasant and helpful.

Every visit we make to Whitby, this is one of our must go to destinations. The shop is full of a…read morewide range of used books in all sorts of catagories. The prices are very reasonable and we usually have 10 books minimum when we leave. The staff are friendly and knowledgable. It's just around the corner from the swing bridge and the Whitby Gazette in the old part of town. A slight detour well worth making if you love books.

I love this book shop,I can spend ages just browsing before I find something I want.You never know…read morewhat they'll have in but you can guarantee it's worth a look. The staff have always been very helpful and friendly. It's situated in a lovely cobbled lane with original buildings and seeing this is itself lovely and worth a little walk to the shop. Give this little bookshop a visit next time your'e in Whitby.

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!!).

This is a lovely quaint little shop in a beautiful shopping street. I love wandering around looking…read moreat the beautiful things they sell. They have a full range of sewing and other craft items, with lots of lovely nick nacs. It is a very expensive shop and not somewhere I could afford to shop on a regular basis. The lady that owns the shop is lovely and very helpful when you visit, she is very knowledgeable about many aspects of craft and sewing.