The name creates the image that this place is going to be frantic and furious, I mean Price Attack…read moreit sounds viscous, I went in hoping that the prices were the only thing being attacked. To my surprise this store could not have been more different, it was serine and relaxed, to be honest it felt like I was watching it in slow motion. Price Attack sells everything you could possibly think of, it is a little bit mixed up if I am honest. On one isle there was various dog toys and treats and right there on the opposite side there was a range of rugs and carpets that were being perused by an elderly couple. I thought this was a little strange and there was no real separation of different products. Price Attack also sells hardware and general household goods but I would suggest you call in because the items in store certainly will not break the bank. One thing I noticed about Price Attack is that they did not have the typical shopping jingles playing over the speakers, instead they had a Radio 4 debate about benefit fraud so you might just learn some topical information by calling into Price Attack.

I love the name of this shop. It sounds like something out of an action film...a bitta good guy vs…read morebad guy, where prices attack like never before. Very dramatic, and much better than the mundane 'Pound Shop'. Effectively, that's what Price Attack is...a sort of pound shop. Of course, not everything is a pound, but there's certainly a sufficient number of goods around this price to justify the overarching label. Goods such as stationary (five rubbers for a pound etc.), household cleaners, hardware / outdoor accessories and all the sort of usual discount store stock. As means of explanation for the next bit of info I provide you with, I'm going to contextualise it for you. It has been said that I'm a bit anal when it comes to cleanliness (you'll see where I'm going with this in a minute), and I rather like those mini bottles of hand gel that came into vogue around the time we thought we were all going to die of swine flu. Despite not giving in to such beliefs, I just decided to purchase one for times of need, and since then I've gone through tubs of the stuff. My friends have begun to make fun of me, but hey, they're not complaining when they need a hand-clean and I'm the only one with the gel... Well, to my delight, I'd spotted a 99p bottle of Carex hand gel, and remembering my current tube was dying a slow death, I decided to purchase this new one. Unfortunately nothing else caught my eye, so it was my only buy....which rarely happens in a discount store. At least now my world will continue to be a happy and clean place. And all for 99p...

There are so many of this type of store springing up all over the place that you have a tendency to…read morethink that they are all the same. Well believe me this one has got to be visited to appreciate just what an alladins cave it is. So many bargains in one place can be a little overwhelming and all great brand names at that ! I couldn't believe how some items could be sold so cheaply This store sells everything including fresh food and frozen produce so it is possible to do all your shopping under one roof! The store itself is very well laid out with lots of space between the aisles. staff are very helpful with a welcoming g smile. There is good parking facilities at the door and ample disability parking. The store is easy to find being just off the main Belfast to Bangor road. I really am impressed with this store and will certainly be back and recommend it to others.

This store situated on the outskirts of Bangor is a wee find, it has just about everything that you…read morecan think of including a lot of big brand names. The prices are very reasonable although some items can be bought elsewhere at cheaper price but that's not to say that you can't find that proverbial wee bargain! The store is big and spacious and there are plenty of parking spaces. It is well laid out and is pleasant enough to browse around and the staff are very helpful. It is worth visiting this store especially if you are looking for those seasonal items as the deals are very competitive .

Over the last few years I drove past this large unit of a shop about a million and one times on my…read moreway to the gym. It never attracted me because I imagined it would be full of cheaper-quality clothes and pound shop quality home wares. I was right! My sister made me go as she loves a bargain. We stopped off and walked into this huge cave of a place - a mixture of ladies, gents and children's clothing. There were groceries, household products, sports equipment, jewelry and pet store products. I trawled through lots of different clothes, some marked with stickers that say 'This garment was produced for a popular high street store' - I guess they have a small amount of factory seconds but most of the products are too expensive for customers looking for a bargain. I did buy one top for £7.00 so I was happy enough. My sister, who usually loves shops like this, thought it was full of things you could buy in the pound shop for half the price. I won't be back.

I haven't a notion who Clare is, but she has an awful lotta discounts…read more.. The one thing you *will* learn about Clare and her discount store is that everything is a pound unless otherwise stated (just in case you hadn't noticed the numerous stickers and signs highlighting this important fact. Whether it be sewing kits, air fresheners, fish food (not to be confused with the edible Ben and Jerry's 'Phish Food'), cat mats, confectionery, shampoo or plastic toys (or anything in between for that matter), Clare has 'em all at in and around a pound. If it doesn't say what price it is...it'll be a pound, and don't you forget. Speaking of plastic toys, my sister came across a slinky (with great excitement). Ah, the humble slinky. Manys an hour was spent setting this plastic rainbow of a toy on the top stair, and making it 'walk' downstairs. And then doing it again. And again. I was gutted when mine got all tangled, and was completely unusable. Still saddens me to think about it... I know, you're thinking 'tag or no tag?' / 'pound or not a pound?'. Well, with no price tag on it, I knew for a fact that it must be a pound. As if you had to ask...

This is one of the larger Tesco stores and sells just about everything you could want! There are…read morefacilities for printing photos, changing currency and also a phone shop as well as all the normal supermarket goods. They do a good range of clothing for adults and kids and can order in an item if you require. The staff are mostly all friendly and will help out if you cant find an item. They have a great cheese counter where you can also get olives, sundried tomatoes etc The carpark isn't the greatest layout as you cant see past some of the bushes when trying to get out, and people feel the need to park in the bus stop rather than walk an extra 10 ft from a proper parking space!! Good all round store that is always busy.

This is a good Tesco, one of the larger stores so always well stocked with large ranges of stock,…read moredecent offers and (mostly) friendly staff. They also have photo printing and bureau de change in store. My main issue is the car park. Very poorly laid out with low bushes and bad angles making it very hard to see other cars and pedestrians, and the disabled and parent and child parking spaces are constantly used by ignoramuses who aren't entitled to use them and the store does nothing to tackle this.

Blimey, yet another discount store with a cornucopia of bargains to be had in every shape and form…read more There's certainly no escaping 'em... Cotters is really your average cheap 'n' cheerful pound store, selling everything from hardware to confectionery. I've myself a few bargains in here (of the sweetie variety, no less), including four packets of sweets for a pound, five 'Caramel Bunnies' for a pound, and a packet of Riesen...yep, you guessed it, for a pound (which, if you haven't tried, you really should). It's a more old-school discount store, as opposed to the up-and-coming chain stores such as Poundland and Pound Stretcher. Some of the stuff is a load of old junk, but most of it decent enough quality, and you can't go wrong in the food section. It's always my downfall, and you truly get a good few offers in there. You have been warned...

Yo bitches & niggas, its officer liz macaulay here saying suck my decourcy cock!…read moreIll be spending most of my time at the rugby club taking the lovely white stuff with my husband and his shaved fanny, I've had to resign and hand over business proceedings to the big cock swinger they call Chris sweeney! I also know who robbed the vending machines as I got myself in a bit of bother with the local paramilitarys and had to hand the alarm code over, i sure do hate those kids! If only their mother didn't come pick them up and they actually knew their fathers! Anyway, smell my cheesy fuck box. P.s I hate David Cooper!

The DeCourcy Centre is Carrick's answer to the shopping of the likes of Oxford Street in London…read more No, not really... It used to be busy enough before the big Tesco superstore opened, due to Tesco previously being located within the centre, however now, apart from visitors to New Look, it is generally just used as a 'through area' - people wanting a shortcut to the town centre. The DeCourcy centre never realised the potential that was intended for it. Even when it first opened, it was never filled to full capacity. Over the last couple of years, the centre has been looking increasingly tired and dilapidated, and it is now generally used as a meeting place for the elderly. Even a pound shop which only opened recently has just closed down, and as someone else mentioned, the gift shop Etc are also having their 'closing down sale' Sad times for the DeCourcy Centre.

I think the other reviews are a little bit harsh! Yes, very dreary inside, once you step through…read morethe automatic doors it feels like you have been transported back in time to the early 90's, but aside from that, it's not bad. They have a decent range instore, plus lotto, tobacco, etc. Prices aren't as competitive as the larger stores, of course, but keep an eye out for the monthly offers (anyone local to the area will get a flyer delivered detailing them) Great sandwich counter at the deli too!

Previous reviews a bit harsh, this is now Eurospar and has been renovated inside so isnt quite as…read moredreary as before. The butchers is excellant and always has lots of offers on, their sirloin steak is beautiful and great value for money. I find most of the staff are friendly and will help you out if you cant locate something. The post office is also located in the store and is very convenient to access, you can also buy stamps etc at one of the tills. A great wee store for basic essentials rather than traipsing over to Tesco

I originally bought a new bed and mattress from a well known company, and excitedly waited for its…read morearrival. When it arrived, we were halfway through putting it together, when we found that there were essential parts missing. We went through the inventory and noted all the missing parts and contacted the retailer to ask to have them sent to us, only for them to say that this was not possible, and we had to pack the whole thing up, have it returned, and they would send a new one. I packed the parts up for collection, and told them instead of sending another consignment, to refund me instead. We then chose to get our new bed for TJ Warehouse, which I wish we'd done in the beginning! This is a local, family run business who helped us through the whole process, and at every stage, there was an actual human being to speak to! The bed and mattress I ended up getting here, I was much more happy with, their prices are competitive and we had the bed with all parts present delivered to our door within 48 hours! Aside from beds, they also sell bedroom furniture, they have an online store, and if needed, they can offer finance too. I definitely recommend to look at what local businesses you can support before looking elsewhere!

Buy Discount Beds Belfast & Northern Ireland Great Choice on Beds, Mattresses, Bedroom Furniture…read more Also stock a great ranhe of Pine Beds, Leather Beds, Metal Beds Mexcian pine and much more!! for Belfast and Northern Ireland

I really like Home Bargains- it's a handy wee shop selling all sorts of stuff, from toiletries,…read moretoys, medicine, clothes, homewares, cleaning products and food- all at great prices! I can get a lot of items here for a lot cheaper than in the supermarkets. It's really handy just inside the De Courcy Centre with free parking outside.

Love this wee shop, handy for all those essential cleaning products at cheap prices. You can also…read morebuy sweets, chocolate, biscuits and various food staples at cheap prices. They may be a few months until use by date but still good to eat. Toiletries etc are also much cheaper than supermarkets or bugger chemist shops. Well worth a visit.