An open-air shopping arcade which used to be known as Greyfriars, this has several worthwhile shops…read moreto browse. I have often bought things in the Edinburgh Woollen Mill here, The Works, Holland and Barrett and Thorntons and yesterday was no exception! Other shops include Poundland, TX Maxx, Card Factory, Store Twenty One, F. Hinds and Claire's. I couldn't find the wooden statue of Merlin yesterday which is supposed to stand here perhaps it has been removed for renovation or repair. Merlin's Walk is situated next to the bus station and there's a large car park at the Argos end too. Opening times: Mon-Sat: 9am 5.30pm Sundays: 10am 4pm (Late night shopping at Christmas)

The walk is a very interesting centre and John Nash, the manager, has organised a number of events…read morethat visitors from afar and locally will appreciate time after time. Thanks John for allowing No3 Welsh Wing of the Air Cadets to be involved with the Centre. We look forward to running a number of events in the Walk starting in April and going through until November. This will help us greatly to raise our profile and we hope it will provide entertainment and interest for your visitors. Stuart Morgan Deputy Wing Chairman No3 Welsh Wing Air Cadets

If you have not tried these shops, they are the best! They sell a large variety of toys, arts and…read morecrafts, dried food as well as toiletries. They don't sell all brands, but a lot, and some of the toys are only there for a short time. It is definatley worth a look for kids presents - they are so cheap you will find that you just buy them to keep. This is one of the bigger stores - so even more bargains!

Very interesting shop with many unusual items. Really enjoyed looking around and would recommend to…read moreanyone in the area. It really is a shop with a difference which is a breath of fresh air seeing as all shops seem to look the same these days. Well done to the owners for being original. Bought a few things from here for the garden and my study and I love them all....I will be back.

actaully now inside the railway station (what would be platform 2) It is fantastic value, quality…read moresecond hand goods, perfect for students. I bought a 32inch tv 2 years ago for £20 and it still works perfectly :) bring a friend with a car.

This is a wonderful place to browse for furniture and general bric-a-brac. It's a great idea too,…read morethey will collect quality unwanted items from people who would otherwise throw them away and sell them on. This means that the items are cheap, very varied and constantly changing. Well worth checking out!

I love Home Bargains, it does what it says on the tin. All sorts of stuff for the home from…read morecleaning materials to food and from DIY goods to toys and all at bargain prices. The only downside is that you always end up buying things you didn't plan to, didn't know you needed or in some cases didn't know existed.

Following the closure of PC World this retail park now comprises five furniture/interior decor…read moreshops with a Pizza Hut over the road. It's the least interesting retail park I know of and I wouldn't recommend a visit unless you're looking to buy a sofa or some cushions. The best thing I can say about it is that it offers a handy short cut between Wrexham General railway station and the town centre.

Its bigger than Sommerfield (the only other supermarket in Aber, if you don't count Lidl), though…read morebeing out of town it's usually a car journey for a monthly shop. I think it's also cheaper than Sommerfield (though probably not compared to Lidl), and there is a slighty bigger range here than in the others. But here the advantages end, and I personally find Morrisons an eco-nightmare. I'm not the most super0eco-minded shopper but the amount of packaging that Morrisons seem to use for even the simplest items is really ridiculous (individually shrinkwrapped swede, anyone?) and, of the very few fruit that actually grow in the UK I would expect at least to get British apples, but I've yet to find them here. Not my favourite place - for anyone shopping in Aber I really would recommend using the other supermarkets or just shopping in town.

This supermarket is a welcome addition to the town of Aberystwyth, but in my opinion they would…read morebenefit from some local competition. The shelves aren't always well stocked, and the cafe could be cleaner. However, they are a vast improvement on the smaller grocery stores in the area. The food is tasty and there are always plenty of offers.

This is one of a number of branches of OFS opened in a former Woolworths store in North West Wales…read more They sell a range of goods including clothing and homewear and it's possible to dig out a bargain or two if you're lucky. For my money this isn't the best discount retailer around but worth a look if you're passing.

A nice, clean and bright, indoor market which I visited for the first time today. There are between…read more30-40 stalls of all kinds, with a particularly eye-catching fresh fruit and veg stall. You can buy many things from rugs and children's clothes to greetings cards and pictures. There's a small cafe at one end. It seemed to be quite a friendly place and the stall holders were very helpful.

Piercing place is awesome and the red house is one of my favourite places in town. The doughnut…read moreshop is brilliant for kids as is the comic shop next door although it's crazy expensive. The cafe is good if you want a coffee mid shop, and the cake stall (amazing) is much nicer than greggs cakes as they are really fresh. The welsh cakes are cooked on site.