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8 years ago
I bought 2 necklaces here, very affordable and good quality for the price. They had quite a good selection of jewellery here, as well as souvenir items and postcards. read more
8 Kings Road
St leonards on sea
St. Leonards-on-Sea TN37 6EA
United Kingdom
01424 443448
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What time does Polka Dot open?
Polka Dot opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Polka Dot close?
Polka Dot closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Polka Dot is closed on Wednesday and Sunday.
Mon-Tue, Thu-Sat 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMWed, Sun Closed
Does Polka Dot have parking?
Yes, Polka Dot has parking options.
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A well kept secret among locals, but a real treat for visitors. I'm a Hastonian and thought I new…read morethe area well, but I didn't know about this treasure. A lovely shop below and an excellent tea room above. Well worth a visit
Awesome store, they sell great Goth/alternative jewellery, ornaments and décor. I bought two…read morenecklaces and an art print. The necklaces are beautiful and are both from the brand Alchemy. The art print is really pretty too. The staff are also really nice. Very friendly.
A beautiful shop selling dragons, fairies, dream catchers, soft toys, tarot cards, crystals and all…read moresorts of lovely things. The service is exceptional, friendly smiles and even gift wrapping! WIN :-D This shop is a must when you are looking for something unique for a special occasion I rarely leave empty-handed :-) I've even been offered chocolates while waiting for all my Christmas shopping to be wrapped oh if you insist :-D Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area :-)
Smaller than expected but housing a good collection…read more We stayed for lunch in the cafe and I thoroughly enjoyed the seafood platter. The seagulls are obviously aware of where the food is but other than risking being crapped on the balcony was a good choice we felt. There are plenty of notices displayed to warn of the proximity of the birds too so you are well warned if deciding to sit out.
A little bit of sunshine and everyone flocks to the seaside. Consequently, it was impossible to…read morepark in Hastings today so we had to give our planned visit to the Jerwood Gallery a miss. They did, however, let me in to pee! There is normally a charge just to get past the front desk, but the nice man obviously saw the look of desperation in my eyes!! I did get a quick glimpse of some of the displays as I ran through - what I saw did look good and I will definitely be back to spend more than a penny!
A really fascinating place to take your family to. Full of history about the sea and rescues around…read morethe Hastings coastline. Plenty of pictures showing how lifeboats have changed over time from open boats to the modern boats that we all know. It is free to enter but donations are gratefully accepted. If you are interested in the sea and boats then it is well worth a visit.
The RNLI offer a great service but they are also very child friendly and will welcome you to come…read morein and have a look around at the lifeboat. There are some interesting displays, you can get a close look at the boat and the uniforms and equipment, pick up some sea safety magazines and it's all free - although you might like to leave a well-deserved donation on the way out.
There isn't anything particularly amazing about this little greetings store but it has a great…read morenostalgic value to me. As a child whenever we took trips to Hastings this would always become a pit stop, for rocks or little silly gifts and postcards. It's opposite the sea front and a little further out from town but it's a sweet shop run by a really pleasant family. Next time I'm in Hastings I will have a little look around just to remind myself of my younger days.
This place has 2-in-1, it has it all! It's like women's heaven! A gift boutique selling all sorts…read moreof beautiful designers items and a day spa that tends to all of your pampering needs! The only problem is that you need to have money and lots of it to go here as the items are mostly designer type items and the spa treatments are a pretty penny and unfortunately you can't really go in to one part without wanting to step into the other! Be prepared for a big spend up but it will be a lovely time!
Had waxing treatments done here and safe to say that I will not be going back as the girl was…read moreobviously too busy talking about herself as she caused the back of my knee to bruise severely which was extremely painful for several days after. I didn't even have hair on the back of my knee for her to wax there! obviously slap-dash and rushed. Wouldn't recommend whatsoever
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Gorgeous little shop that I actually found by accident whilst looking for somewhere to shelter from…read morethe rain! I quite easily whiled away half an hour just looking at all the beautifully unusual jewellery they have - think tanzanite and moonstone rather than more run of the mill stuff. There's also lots of pretty knick knacks that would make great gifts, like mosaic candle holders and little crafty hanging decorations. If I'd started buying things for myself I'm not sure where I would've stopped so I had to be strict, and just picked up a gift for a friend. This was a cute little trunk-shaped trinket box patterned with maps (which I definitely have a fetish for) and for £5 was a bargain. As if that wasn't enough, a nice little chat with the friendly guy at the counter made sure I left with a smile on my face too :)
I am a sucker for a unique jewellery shop! Byzantium is on the high street in Rye so it's never…read moremissed, I always pop my head in when I am visiting Rye just to see what new things they have in and each time there is something that I want that I don't have the money for but it's a nice place to window shop even if you don't have the funds to buy. I love the range of gem-set jewellery in here too, there is some really stunning pieces in this shop and some really sweet little gifts too!
Lovely little shop. Hopefully I'll be able to get across the Atlantic and visit there again soon…read more Bought beautiful pearl and peridot earrings and a jointed silver fish pendant.
This is a fantastic little shop that specialises in antiques, especially jewellery. It has very…read morefine pieces particularly pearls and opals. They sell very fine antique opals as well as man made ones. I highly recommend this lovely little shop for a little browse if you are in the area. My only wish was they had a website and I could order online but that would I suppose take away slightly from the exhilaration of a fantastic find by foot!
Some fantastic jewellery! This very small workshop that has…read moresome truly beautiful jewellery and lovely helpful staff. You have to go and see the superb quality for yourself. The location of the shop is not the easiest to find as it's in a building full of other workshops.
lovely friendly and helpful jewellers, totally genuine, makes you feel totally at ease, would…read morealways recoomend without reservation
This charity shop across two floors has quite lot of stock; mostly clothing. The ground floor is…read morededicated to womenswear and accessories and the upstairs in menswear. The fact that it has a lot of stuff is quite good, however it is generally a bit more pricey than other charity shops. Tops come in at around £6.50, which I'd say is about 30% more than standard charity shop prices. Plus, I pulled out a shirt that I quite like the look of, to find that it was stained all down the front and still cost £6.50. What's more, there were a couple of dresses in there going for £25. In my opinion that is too much, even if they are quite nice.
Opposite the Law Courts, this shop has some great quality stock. For top shelf quality go…read moreupstairs.fantastic. Kept spotlessly clean and no musty pongs! Good fitting facilities and very helpful staff.
Amazing 17th century building, amazing jewellery, amazing staff. They mainly sell antique jewellery…read moreand silver and I got a vintage ring from there over a year ago. One of the stones got loose and I took it there to have it fixed last week. They not only offered to replace it , but also to size it so it fits better and post it once it's finished. All of that for free. Such a nice surprise, I love this shop.
I spent a significant amount of money here on an antique diamond engagement ring for my girlfriend…read more After proposing, the ring needed resizing. They sent it off to be resized and when the ring came back there was a small scratch across 2 facets of the diamond. The proprietor refused to take any responsibility for this, even though one of his staff members had already told us it had probably happened when it was being resized. He advised he would polish the scratch out. In the mean time I had been independently advised by a diamond expert of Bentley and Skinners Fine Antique Jewellers of Mayfair, London that by polishing the scratch out we would lose to much of the stone and therefore devalue the ring. The proprietor refused to accept this and offered no apology or any kind of compensation to us. He claimed that the scratch did not affect the value of the ring! I might not be an expert in diamonds but I'm certainly not stupid. Though he has some beautiful antiques I would not advise anyone to do business with this person.
According to the window, Roudabout is a 'dress agency.' It's basically much like a charity shop,…read moreexcept the clothes are expensive, and I suspect that people sell them to the owner rather than donate them, and the money doesn't go to a charity. But the haphazard rails of second-hand clothing are just like a charity shop. The problem with this place is that the clothes are just too much, considering they are second hand. There was a pleasant enough little cardigan in there, priced at £25, but it was originally from Topshop, where it probably cost £25 in the first place. I'm not going to pay the same amount of money for a worn item that I would pay for a new one, unless it was special or vintage or something. Especially not when there are several well-stocked charity shops in town where the clothes are a quarter of the price and the money is going to a good cause. There wasn't even any effort put in to making the stock look attractive, it was just all loaded onto the rails.
The best thing about this little shop is that it offers more choice than just what is in fashion,…read moreboth in colours and styles. The items cost more than the charity shops because the donors get a percentage of the sale price. Usually they are the things that you wouldn't donate to a charity shop because they may have cost a lot, so its nice to get something back on them.
I must be a huge phillistine, because as I was taking notes of this Marston Barrett, one of my main…read morepoints, was that it is an "upmarket H. Samuels" Well to back myself up. It is to an extent. I mean they sell watches, and jewellery, and lots of them. There you go, just like H. Samuel...O.K. I am a phillistine. But more than that, this shop is a really great place to get some actually nice, fancy jewellery for your loved one's and I would say the style is more mother/grandmother than contemporary/girlfriend kinda thing. As well as the delicate necklaces and broaches, they also have a selection of silver trays and other family airloom type items, or just everyday cutlery for some (depends on how posh you are!).
This is a really pretty jewellers. I love the muddy green painted front and lovely stained glass…read moretrim on the windows. They sell a mix of contemporary, vintage and antique jewellery in all its enchanting forms- rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets. I particularly like their art deco jewellery- they always have stunning brooches, earrings, pendants and bracelets all in the classic deco shapes in diamond, sapphire, ruby and emerald. Very lovely to press my nose up to! I have been in to ask about their pearl necklaces (my mum was hankering after one for Christmas) and they were very friendly. Considering the chic factor in Lewes, the prices are reasonable.
While my wife is in Bone (Ladies) down the road, I'm in here. Smashing!!…read more Really top quality range of clothes. I like the shirts here as they are sooooooo good. Yes, you may have to pay a little more but.. The jackets are to die for!! Go and have a look
Drove past this place so many times I lost count and always wondered what was inside! When we…read morefinally made it in I couldn't believe it, had such amazing products of antique furniture and odds and ends as well as a cafe! Had an amazing lunch and ended up leaving with some gorgeous indian throws, will certainly be back and will bring the hubby next time, apparantly they do live music too!
This is a huge building filled with unusual and slightly exotic furniture and furnishings. Whether…read moreyou're looking for a new bed or a new kitchen table you will find many beautifully crafted articles and some quite unusual ones too. If you don't want to spend that much though it is also a lovely place to buy small gifts for Christmas including jewellery, scarves, ornamental trinkets and a nice range of greeting cards. Also on site there is a small plant shop and a cafe selling a range of teas, coffees, light lunches and a delicious section of cakes which I highly recommend.