This shop is much like many of the discount stores in Plymouth- busy isles that are difficult to…read moreget a pram around when busy and lots and lots of stock covering a wide variety of things. The nearest car parking is on the street (which is limited) or in the high street car park up the hill (which is a very cheap pay and display). Quality of goods reflects the cheap price so dont expect the items to last long. Saying that the staff are very friendly and don't hassel you to buy anything if your just in to browse.

Having read previous reviews about Buyology I think they've missed the point. Think of it as a…read moremutliprice discount retailer eg. Poundland with items that cost more and less than a pound. What you're getting here is redundant stock and nearly out of date food at cheap prices. Admittedly there are some cheap, low quality products in there but pick and choose what you buy. Quite a lot of the food is heavily discounted compared to supermarkets which is great, the only problem is that the next time you go back they might not have the same product. Generally this doesn't bother me, for example they've always got discounted crisps but not necessarily the same brand. I have once experienced a product being poor because it was close to its sell by date but I've saved so much over other products its not a worry. The shop has loads of selection and such a wide range of products that whenever we need something at home I pop in to Buyology to see if they've got it. I haven't had much experience dealing with the staff but the one time I did ask if they had any more stock of an item a gentleman checked their delivery that had just arrived and got me another one - he did say it was rare being able to get it that easy off the delivery but half the thing for me is that he actually made the effort to go and look.

Buyology is a large discount store on the Wylds Road Industrial Estate in Bridgwater. It used to be…read moreknown as Hyper Value Mega Store. When it was Hyper Value it seemed rather empty and low on stock. Now its a Buyology Store its packed with goods (many of them still in cardboard boxes) and it takes a while to walk around the whole store. The stock is typical of most discounts stores and prices are low as you would expect. I think these shops can be useful for buying little things that you don't want to spend too much on and I usually buy things like candles, stationery or pens from Buyology. This shop has a large stock of children's books and games but not of them looks worth buying! I recently bought a cheap dictionary and a thesaurus from Buyology, which was a mistake as they have hardly any words in them! The dictionary doesn't even include Aardvark!

a large building situated on the old airfield, d&s supplies is a family run discount store…read more everything is stocked here including tools, decorating products, pet food, gardening, shoes, cleaning products, toiletries, stationery, ornament, soft furnishings, gifts, xmas decorations, underwer and socks.. nearly everything you could want, if they dont stock it they can usually get it for you.the building is large and easily accesible with disabled access and a large car park and is open 7 days a week. there is also a small onsite cafe that serves a fabulous all day breakfast

What a fun, great shop. It sells everything from beauty products to gardening gloves and guess…read morewhat.its all ONE POUND. You can get some bargains in here but you can also be ripped off. don't get carried away. Good things in at the moment include hat, glove and scarf sets-1pound the set. Make your own jewellery set, suede wall panels. Loads of other stuff. This store is a well laid out one and the staff are pretty friendly-just don't ask them how much something is! Go Poundland!

Poundland is actually on Royal Parade in Plymouth but for some reason, the system did not recognise…read moreit. this is literally a pound shop run by very nice Chinese people. i think there is a whole chain of these. The shop has become extremely busy of late as people try ever harder to get bargains. I don't know how they sell some of their stuff for just £1, it i samazing. i have found, however, that if you see something that you might have a use for in the future, you should buy it now as their stock turns over quite a lot and it might not be there the next time you go in. they stock allsorts from tools, car accessories, computer stuff, dvds to clothes, toileteries and seasonal goods.

They do lots of cheap stuff for the house and home, some very good bargains…read more The quality of some items can be a bit questionable, you get what you pay for i guess.

This factory stores shop is near the bottom of the high street. I only go in there every now and…read morethen they sometimes have a bargain. They sell a mix of things including:mugs, batteries, pastic storage containers, flower baskets and lots of other bits. At the back of the shop it has a collection of lights that include the optic ones, disco balls and many others. The prices in there are very cheap but being honest the stuff in there doesn't last long. In the summer we went in there and brought little fold up deck chairs they only cost a few pound so were a baragin. The shop has so much in there you don't no where to look. I used to find it hard pushing a buggy round in there as the aisles were full of stuff.

The factory Stores sell a good range of products at very cheap prices. From clocks to storage tubs…read moreand binbags to lighters this is the place to go for that forgotten kitchen item,batteries or towels when you dont want to spend a fortune. It's not the best presented shop in the world but it's very cheap and the staff are friendly.