So good you could eat them (the flowers and plants)! Diddy little place, but beautifully put…read moretogether! Been there for 11 years, they say they specialise in funky, natural styles and I agree. They will prepare flowers for all occasions such as weddings, tied posies, bouquets, deliveries, parties & functions, funeral tributes etc. Lovely place, very friendly and definitely worth a visit or a call.

This is a rather fun little store on the little island of shops down Bath's main drag - it's the…read morefirst one you come to when walking down from Waterstones, if that helps. It sells a range of whacky and colourful things from bags and odd bits of clothing to stationary and umbrellas. In fact, it's one of those perfect places to get something for a birthday present, as all the stuff is fairly unique to this store, as far as I can tell, and it's always quite fun to play with or look at. The young staff let you browse to your heart's content - always a bonus nowadays - and are on hand with help picking out the perfect gift if you need it.

This is such a fab shop!! You cannot go in without spending…read moremoney, I have lots of kitchen stuff from here. Great for unusual things that noone else has.

Bath is best known for style and sophistication. But if you're in a mood to indulge your childish…read moreside and be immature head to At Sixes and Sevens on Abbey Green. This small gift shop is an Aladdin's cave of cheap and cheerful stocking fillers ranging from kites to funny cards. There's nothing particularly special about this shop, but it is a reliable place to go to pick up a fancy dress costume or buy a 'hilarious' birthday gift. The shop assistants are friendly yet quiet, so they're not overly forthcoming with help. If nothing else, it's bright, colourful window displays always seems to lift my mood whenever I'm having a dull day at the office.

For any sort of fancy dress event or party where a few joke items might go down well, this is the…read moreplace to come. It's fairly small, so you'll have to poke around and watch that your bag doesn't clear a shelf of trinkets if you're trying to turn around or anything, but it's the hunting that makes this place so appealing, even if you've no real intention of buying anything. They also do a range of other bits and bobs that you wouldn't think, including a fine range of zippo lighters, fluid and other parts - I once bought a rather fine matte red zippo that was the bomb. Highly recommended.

Nice little shop and they have a variety of items in different price ranges. There's a nice section…read morein the middle with some lovely jewellery holders, etc. They also stock Stackers items which I know are very popular and they often have colours I'm not able to find elsewhere. This is not a cheap shop, but more high-end. They do have some more affordable items in some parts of the shop.

When I first visited this establishment, the proprietor or manageress gave me decent service, but…read morethen begged me for a Yelp review. When I told her I didn't use Yelp, she urged me to start, so as to give them a review. This was circa five years ago. I came back several times, watching both services and behaviours degrade. Their quality, not their prices, are cheap. I bought a rather costly ring, only for the stone to fall out. When I mentioned this, the same person was hostile, telling me I should go elsewhere for that sort of problem. Frequent this business if you like being blamed for someone else's bad day

My favourite florist in Bath, they use lots of unusual flowers (and vegetables!) in their bouquets…read morewhich are exquisitely put together. Not cheap, but I'd rather pay the extra for something so great than just buy from a supermarket. £25 to £30 get a really lovely bouquet, with very impressive bouquets if you want to spend more.

Eureka! A quirky, fun and friendly gift shop in Bath's city centre…read more This lovely-dovey-hippy-dippy shop is filled with candles, hand-made bags, incense, jewellery and silver ware all made using fairly traded materials. The prices range dramatically from the sterling silver necklaces to the woven handbags (unsurprisingly) so it means that this shop serves any sort of budget. Their stock doesn't change regularly so I don't visit often, but when I do I remember how much I love their products and the exceptionally friendly service.

This place is great for whiling away fifteen minutes or so, when you're waiting for someone, or…read moreyou're just plain bored. It has a variety of hippy-type goods from the world over, including dream catchers, incense, bongos, hookahs and other sorts of world goods. I must admit, though, that this place sells things designed for decoration rather than practical purposes. For example, I went here to buy a bongo for making some recordings, but every one I tried out had a flabby skin that made a dull fart of a noise and was consequently useless. Oh, and by the way, I've heard that the dream catchers don't actually catch dreams.

This gorgeous shop is just outside of Bath city centre in Widcombe, an easy stroll from the train…read morestation over the bridge and you're there. It's definitely worth visiting it's a cute little place with lots of interesting products. Set over two small rooms they sell lots of things such as household items, trinkets, photo frames and many others. I got a great picnic basket from here, a cool bag covered in flowers with all the bits it's so lovely. Always check this place out for great present ideas, it's a real shabby chic kind of place. They also sell jewellery and cards.