Got a piercing done here and the piercing room was very professional and clean and the piercer…read morecalmed my nerves before she did it, would totally recommend this place!

From the owner: Earthworks , Gifts and body piercing studio.read more

An unusual name for an unusual shop. It's like someones dickensian house turned into a shop. Some…read morenice unusual gifts & cards. Also kitchen accessories, framed photographs & fashion. Well worth a look if you are looking for that special gift. Its not suitable for disabled at all.

Good gosh golly! The ultimate colour coded tat shop…read more It feels almost never ending, with the headache inducing incense scents, locally made goodies and more exotic finds laid out in perfect rainbow order. There's even a fabric stash, rolls end up in bright bins, and a cute pastel ladder that I feel that I must have in my life. It is a bit overwhelming, but there's a bench outside for your company who can't cope!

When I'm wanting something different for a gift I always look in the Razzberry Bazaar.They have…read moresuch lovely jewellery and little trinkets.You'll find unusual soft toys and oddities.The clothing ranges are worth a look if your'e looking for something that wee bit special and different. You can't miss the store it's situated in a rather old,grand looking house on Front Street in Tynemouth,and there are always lots of plants in raspberry coloured pots outside. Razzberry Bazaar is a little gem,that's been around a long time in Tynemouth and still seems as popular as ever.Which kind of speaks for itself.If your'e in the area take a look I promise you won't be disappointed.

A great shop with a range of things to look at…read more Staff are friendly and helpful. They have a range of items from incense to wooden masks and statues through to a good range of Goth clothing including men's long black leather coats, jackets and female tops, skirts, dresses etc.

This shop sells various gifts, Fair Trade items, international items like wooden masks, hats,…read morealternative make up, and a variety of alternative clothing (for men, women and children). I've added Venus Trading to my 'goth shops' list as they do sell some goth-style clothing at the back of the shop. They tend to increase the stock of goth clothes during the Whitby Gothic Weekend (and it seems they also increase their prices too!). If you're looking for a gift that's a bit different for someone then this is the place to go. They also have some amusing greetings cards which I always check out when I visit. The clothing they sell varies from 'hippy' to 'goth' so you can definitely buy something that will make you stand out from the crowd here! I tend regularly visit to buy incense, make up and jewellery from Venus Trading but not clothing. They have some great clothes but they're all a bit out of my price range and, as it's not a big shop, they don't have a good range of sizes.

Excellent choice of gifts. Lots of gift suggestions from owners who go the extra mile with gift…read morewrapping. Highly recommended.

A fabulous little shop full of beautiful gifts which suit all occasions. The prices are very…read morereasonable and the gift wrapping makes it even more special. From cards to jewellery bags and furniture it has never failed me yet. Highly recommend a visit

This is actually one of my favourite gift shops, on parr with favourites in Warwick, Brewood,…read moreBridgnorth and Middlewich- I like eclectic shops that are mazes, the host other shops within them. There's a lovely cafe in the back, and a real range of things- from quality homewares, to clothes, and children's toys- with a really nice selection of cards and wrap too. I do like coming here on the run up to Christmas, as there are always lovely gifts and really beautiful decorations. It has been reduced in size slightly, but it's still a well tetris-ed expanse. I would be very shocked if you didnt find something you loved.

This has been reduced in size tremendously, I suppose rents must be high. It takes up about half…read morethe space it used to, and most of the first floor is a good restaurant that I'd review if I could remember the name. Downstairs is mainly great kids toys, gifts, fancy goods and such, but at the back now is a very nice delicatessen/fancy food place, that does good chocolates, olives and the like. There are two nice women's clothes boutiques in the other half of the old shop. In fact Yarm as a whole has had a boom in little fancy boutiques in recent years. Perhaps this explains why Strickland and Holt has had to reduce its size. Shame Stockton couldn't head in that direction too. Or is it possible to fit in another pound shop?