Weird and quirky but you can get some serious bargains. I got myself a £10 hose from Wilkos but it…read moredidn't have a connector for my outdoor tap. Found a much better one for £9.50 at Trago with all the kit and a stand-up reel to boot! Also really love the big Pets section downstairs, it's easy to miss but I have to buy dogfood by the ton so it's handy

This is a fun shopping place for getting bargains! There is an overwhelming amount of goods ranging…read morefrom clothes, food, electronics, furnitures, etc.... you name it! In a country where cost of living is notoriously expensive, it was refreshing to find such a good discount store! I bought super awesome metallic car floor mats for 10 quids(about $17-20) which probably has at least $50 value, and also bought an ipod charger for mere 3 quids($5-6)! You rock, Trago Mills!!! Ta very much!!

Just a great store. Clothing, Home/furnishings Food, Cafe…read more Not in the store.............They order, you collect, couple of days at most. Treat yourself to a bunch of beautiful flowers. The best shopping experience.

Big store located in the Willows. The shop is on one floor and has a cafe situated at the back…read moreselling high priced but quality food and drinks. Everyone knows the quality of goods you get at M&S, but service is also very good here too.

First thing it was soo expensive I'm suprised I didn't need to pay to breath the staff weren't nice…read morethe hand drier in the men's toilets stop working and when it was working it took like 2 hours to dry my hands I was going to get the chicken nuggets in the restaurant they said there's no frier how do they cook chips the best part was going home

Full of all kinds of everything…read more We came out with a rolling pin, guitar strings, bird feed, a suit case, salt & pepper mill trays and a life jacket for a dog. What can't you buy here is the question... A member of our party described it as the Alton Towers of shopping. The amount of eating establishments here is certainly reminiscent of a theme park. The kiddie rides outside are very dated. I've no idea how much they cost. A bizarre amount of wild fowl on the premises too. The whole place is mad. Worth a look if you are passing it's door.

returned a faulty carvella handbag with the assistance of Sarah Prowse from Kurt Geiger . the…read moretransaction was seamless with a sincere apology and even location searched for a replacement bag that was sent to my home without delay thanks Sarah , fantastic service , I will be back Karen Howell

Easy parking within a short distance of Hoopers makes it a really good place to take someone for a…read morebit of a treat. The menu includes a specials board; which caters for a wide-range of different tastes. From Coffee & Cake to the more substantial and hearty meal. Value= good helpings & large portions Staff-= very kind and helpful Disabled = lift access and ramp

Austins used to be the figurehead within newton abbot many years ago, still selling the same items…read moreand trying to branch out more within the town it seems Austins has lost what it once had, a great attraction. the prices are very high and therefore deters a lot of younger people to shop their which is shame and this is what will keep the shop going in the later periods. recommended if you have recently won the lottery.

Great shopping Store,great bedding department,very friendly Staff and very approachable and always…read moreservice with a smile :)

This is an old fasioned department store, if they havent got it they will get it for you. The staff…read morecould not be more helpfull. Do try the coffee shop, the cheese scones are great. David

From the owner: Fields of Sidmouth is an Award-Winning Department Store, offering quality brands at great prices…read more Ladies Fashions, Menswear, Babywear, Lingerie, Cosmetics, Shoes, Accessories, Linens, Curtains, Cookshop, Gifts, Award-winning Coffee Shop offering morning coffee, light lunches and afternoon teas. The store has a very popular Reward Card and offers service as it used to be.

I always love a Debenhams as I can always find something I'd like to buy this Debenhams is no…read moredifferent. However, it doesn't have as many concessions as some of the larger stores and is in need of a bit of a refurb! Has a cafe on the top floor if you are looking for somewhere to rest your legs and have a brew. Staff are also helpful which is a bonus in any shop! Very centrally placed so definitely worth a browse if you are taking a stroll round the harbour

This place offers you great quality along with great service. Shop workers are always very smiley…read morein here, and don't force themselves on you to buy. The coffee shop is also brilliant, especially as you can sit in the window and look out over the harbour.

Banburys is a huge department store, it incorporates a lot of concession store and also a huge…read moreperfume counter and homeware section. Upstairs is a restaurant that is well frequented by locals looking for a quiet break in the middle of their shopping. It is a higher end store and therfore tends to be quite pricy but it is well alid out with an great selection of products.

This Banburys is a very big store. When you go in the door you come straight to the fragrance and…read moremake up counters. There are always really friendly staff here who are happy to advice you on what products are best for you, they also let you sample the fragrances. The you will get to the clothes and shoes. Then at the very back of the store they have the bits you can buy for your house like plates, kettles, and glasses etc.. I do find some of the bit a a bit expensive but you can see they are good quality. Then to the left of the shop they sell craft stuff such as wool for knitting, cross stitches, patterns etc.. There is a another entrance door here so if you are just after buying some wool you can go in this way. Upstairs there is more clothes and underwear for sale and there is a big cafe. They sell some lovely food in the cafe we often go there when we have been shopping and need to sit down.

Princesshay Shopping Centre has become home to most of the larger chain stores in Exeter, with a…read morenew Debenhams, large branches of clothes shops like Next, and also Zavvi, dominating over this kind of new high street. Although it is sort of personalityless in the sense that they are all big brand name shops, it's a good place to scout round and do your shopping, and Exeter definitely needed something more upmarket. There are also a large range of restaurants and cafes to take a break out from shopping at.

The 'new' Princesshay shopping centre opened in 2007, replacing a 2 year building site, which had…read morein turn replaced an uninspiring old fashioned group of shops and flats. It has a range of mostly chain shops and restaurants, with a few independents thrown in for good measure. Far more interesting than the shopping is the design and architecture of the centre, which has been done quite sympathetically. The view of the Cathedral as you turn a corner walking through the shops, for example, is breath taking. Princesshay has given Exeter a far more upmarket feel, and shops in other parts of the town have pulled their socks up as a result.