A good retail park situated within the town of Lanark, the park has ample parking for somewhere in…read morethe region of maybe 300-400 cars plus stands for bikes and disabled parking spaces next to shop entrances. Although whenever I've visited the car park has been very quiet also meaning the shops are quiet too I hate it when it's busy! There are six shops in the retail park, Acorn Pet Centre, Argos Extra, Au Natural, Dreams, Homebase and Peacocks giving a good selection of premises to visit. There is a small amount of cover along the pedestrian walkway to protect visitors from the elements, although it's more of a nudge in the direction of rain cover than actual real cover.

This is a retail park located close to the market in lanark. The car park is a really good size and…read morethere is always plenty of parking even on a Saturday. The parking is free. The shops inclued Watt Brothers selling a variety of home goods and clothes, Au Naturale that has a up to 70% off sale on at the moment, it sells a range of cushions, curtains, some furniture such as bar stool, Peacocks that sells clothes for all the family, Dreams that has a range of beds. Homebase which is quite a good size selling diy and plants etc. Halfords selling car parts etc. Argos a catalogue shop and last but not least the acorn pet shops which only had a couple of rabits in and some hamsters, fish and birds. The only thing about this retail park is that it is quite high up so it can be quite cold and the weather can change quickly.

There's a dilemma here. You see, by Lanark standards, this is a "FANCY" shop. The kind of place you…read morego to buy some kind of object to give to someone as a present. The kind of place that your mother would appreciate and wander round looking at everything and buying nothing but a packet of soor plooms. Having said that, it's just a giant square space full of things. There's no real layout, there's no joyous discovering of another section or a flight of stairs to another floor that's full of Dyson vacuums piled next to cheap cans of Irn Bru and maybe some solid silver picture frames... I can't help but compare this to the wonder of the Glasgow branch that I also reviewed, and sigh a little. While the cheap sweets, juices and biscuits are here, and some of the nice nicknacks and whatnots, it just doesn't have the same majestic soul that the Glasgow branch does... and it makes me a little bit sad and jealous. I know. I'm weird.

Quite a large branch much bigger than the one I'm used to in Largs! Lots of great bargains here…read morefor men and woman and a good range of sale items nice quality T-shirts for just a few pounds, inexpensive fleeces, coats, skirts and accessories. I really enjoyed a browse here yesterday and I found a couple of nice tops and a fleece jacket for my husband. The staff seemed very helpful too; I'll definitely have another look in there the next time I'm in Lanark.

Pretty amazing place old skoole…read moreGenuine stuff affordable prices. Worth a look round . Trust me ,you will find something you did not know you needed.

Imaginative gift's for everyone. Beautiful wood work. Great jewellery. Paintings and so much more…read more Well worth a visit to Lanark for a look around. They are now in a fab new shop on the High Street.

I've always thought that Lidl is one of the most under-rated supermarkets out there. It's a store I…read moreuse on a regular basis and while it doesn't carry many of the major brands it does carry a number of good alternatives and some that are superior to their better known rivals, of course there are some that are highly questionable. However, if you don't mind checking the labels then it's worth it since the shopping bill is normally 30% 40% less than the other big name stores. The shop in Lanark is a good size with a good range of produce, the fruit can occasionally be of questionable quality, although the same can be true of the other supermarkets too. What I do like about this store is the staff, very friendly and competent, they appear to have a good level of staff retention and there are faces you get to know just as they seem to get to know you too. I hate supermarkets as a rule, so three stars only!

It's your standard ENORMOMART style of supermarket, although being Lanark, it's not *that* big, but…read moreis always clean, well stocked and staffed by friendly people, unlike other branches of the same store that shall go nameless *cough*wishaw*cough* Not a big selection of fresh meats and veg compared to some Tesco stores, but there is a café and toilets which are always busy and clean. It is what it is. It's a chain supermarket, so there's usually some kind of level there that you can expect. The vicious circle of "I need this stuff, but I don't like shopping at chains" that small town life endlessly presents you with. The joys.

This is a fairly standard mid-sized branch of Tesco with nothing particularly exciting about it. It…read moreis located on the road that runs parallel to the north of the High Street, if driving I would usually approach by going up Oakbank Drive and then taking the first right, it's quite well hidden from the High Street so I think it's worth checking google maps first. If you are walking you can go through one of the closes that runs off of the High Street. It's quite a small branch of Tesco so you don't get the range that you get in the newer massive stores. The shop is mostly food, cleaning and bathroom bits and pieces with a small selection of electrical items, books and DVDs. When I do go here for a regular shop I would expect to find more or less everything I look for, although the selection of organic food, especially meat is quite poor and I would go elsewhere.