This shop is amazing, It's a Aladdin cave of treasure…read more.... If you haven't master the skills of this shop yet!! soooooo...! i am going to tell you a few of my skills.. just a few!! 1.) when you go in get a basket or trolley (it always best to put everything you find in there) 2.) Get there early!! (You are more likely to get a few treasure.) You find every thing you want here top designer range of scented candles, details cushions, luggage, tops and dresses, retro furniture and more.. Don't be to scary and confused it's not so bad.... Baby step. happy shopping ;-)

Although it's very big, this TK Maxx is very hit-and-miss…read more I always like to pop in if I'm going to the adjacent HobbyCraft as often TK Maxx has some of the same or similar scrapbooking items that I might be looking for.

Reminds me of a 7-Eleven or deli from stateside. It's a…read moreconvenience store that's open early and late. They have sodas, drinks, snacks, food, etc. I was staying overnight in the area and it was the perfect place to grabs drinks and snacks for the hotel room. There are self pay scan kiosks there as well so check out is easy.

This big Tesco Homeplus is a bargain hunter's dream. It stocks all the Tesco clothing ranges,…read morehomewares, some cosmetics and toiletries, toys, electricals, DVDs, CDs, books, all kinds of seasonal goods and much more. As it's out of the way at the back of the Two Rivers shopping centre it hardly ever seems busy - the best time to come is after 5pm (it's open till at least 7pm most nights) and you can pretty much have the place to yourself. Tesco's books are particularly good value and they often do a 2 for £7 for their top paperbacks. The clothing ranges are also good value and the sizes (particularly for men's ranges) go quite high. The Staines Homeplus is generally kept tidy and I've found staff to be helpful. My only two (minor) quibbles would be that sometimes goods are reduced and the first you know about it is when you're paying for them - if you'd known earlier you might have bought more than one item. And secondly, that when it does get busy there often aren't enough tills open so that you end up waiting longer to pay than you'd like.

This place is great; I've walked into a couple of other similar stores in other parts of London and…read morefound the offerings to be pretty much limited to brands I'd never heard of with labels in languages other than Engilsh. The 99p store in Lewisham, however, blew me away with offerings from well-known brands. Stuff I snapped up included toiletries from the Pretty Polly Love Legs range (with the lock-in oil spray retailing at between £5 to £9 in the summer going for 99p) and mini Weetabix chocolate chip cereal (£1.30 in supermarkets). They were also selling bars of Toblerone and three packs of Kinder Bueno for 99p each. Simply marvellous. As the previous reviewer stated, offers are only while stocks last, so once they're gone, they're gone.

I find that this is definitely a place to go for some great bargains. They will do some some…read moreseriously good offers on well-known branded goods. I bought loads of Jordans cereal from them recently. Their offers do not last forever, so once it's gone, it's gone. I have also bought some vegetable seeds and plants from this shop too. Excellent value for money.

Very nice spare ribs best I've tasted and very cheap 5*****went this morning shopping prices are…read morevery good people working there are friendly much nicer than the store on A10

Not a load to say here, it is a Morissons store. It does…read morehave ample parking, including underground parking, and has the added benefit of being accessible from the car park at the back as well as from the high street side, so fits quite nicely into the shopping make-up of Palmers Green. It has the usual stuff in it, but is not a superstore and in all honesty looks a bit dated, but maybe they are built that way...maybe Morrisons are supposed to feel a bit...beige..? It does have plenty of self-checkouts too, so that process is pretty quick. Though no fault of their own, this place is like a scene from the walking dead during the week as it is full of the aged, the perpetually unemployed and unemployable, so be careful not to get bitten!

Great feeling picking up items that only cost £1. Problem is that you can get a bit carried…read moreaway..so beware! Having said that, this shop is great to pop into coz you never know what you might unearth Aisles in the shop are quite narrow, so quite awkward for buggies, wheelchairs etc. Queues were l-o-n-g, but then I was there on opening day Lots of Xmas stuff, food section, household and general odds n ends All in all, its the sort of shop I'd always pop into just to see what's on the shelves!

Another town another poundland! Yippee! BUT I need to be banned for my own good! I spend far to…read moremuch money in these shops.

Good prices but lacks proper grocery items, far too many chocolates and chips. Checkout at self…read morecheckouts is simple.

This is one of the largest poundlands I have every found,and its still not large enough,the range…read moreof items is so vast,From drinks to computer accessories,like mini vacuum cleaners,I spent ages in this place,its very busy and the hardest part of all was at the checkout,but I shall return as there is so much I require from there and at that price,

Excellent place to shop. Easy free parking spaces and some great restaurants over looking the lake…read more House of Fraser. Debenhams. Marks and Spencer. Primark. Many brands such as Hugo Boss,Armani, Ralph Lauren ,Michael Kors , Tommy, Lacoste all in House of Fraser store

WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE IN A SHOPPING MALL IN THE COUNTRY!!!! LARGELY ACROSS ALL STORES IN THE…read moreSHOPPING CENTRE: Read HOUSE OF FRASER EXPERIENCE BELOW: WESTFIELD SHEPHERDS BUSH & BLUEWATER BETTER My gosh, we have given this place many chances, went a few times in Dec 2010 an Jan 2011, hoping they would have improved since a year between the last visit. As ever the grumpy, unhelpful, staff throughout e, was appalling the rude looks when you try to interrupt conversations of groups of staff having a chat about the weekend or their hair, was a recurrent theme. Worst: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HOUSE OF FRASER!!!!!!!!!!!! A lady in the jewellery accessories dept who was busy chatting about her weekend with a colleague leaning against the glass arms folded,, when I went to pay for something from the next section at her till, products from (Crabtree & Evelyn) I asked if I could pay at her till, couldn't believe her response, she said couldn't you find another till? I said no actually they are all deserted see and I showed her all the empty tills around? She then said, oh I can't take any cards at the till anyway. It was unbelievable , how rude she was. In the same store I think it was the towels section, two customer service girls were chatting away not doing any work, whilst we stood there waiting to ask the price on something, they then turned around rolled their eyes and gave a fobbing off type of response. In another section I wanted to buy the last sweater that was on a mannequin the guy with a very unusually deep voice, and dark hair took it off the mannequin then shouted at the poor helpful lad working there, and whispered make sure you put a security tag on it before you hand it to them! I think Bluewater is considerably more upmarket and better than Lakeside, I guess a lot of the Essex locals work at Lakeside and maybe haven't attended any customer service training but BlueWater is so much better, and so Lakeside seems really downmarket not just because of the staff, Essex role model Jordan was in that day, so need I say more? If it wasn't for the bargains I wouldn't have gone, but someone really needs to do more mystery shopping and undercover checks across the place, there is no reason why a bit of good decent customer service can't be achieved. Really should become a mystery shopper, Lakeside is shocking Gonna stick to Westfield & Bluewater in future most probably!

James Selby has cool stuff for good prices…read more You can get Topshop clothing here and Indie labels. You can also get cheap dishes and glassware. This shop reminds me of John Lewis on a budget, complete with Camden style strippy tights for your goth moments or years. J. Selby comes complete with a wig salon with normal coloured wigs and a magenta wig! I thought the kitchenware was really cheap and there were some pretty glasses on offer from 1.50. I want to come back here (Why can't I ever buy anything here the first time, damn North London rent) to buy this silk polka dot dress for 34.00. It is made by some Indie designer beginning with Dark...but I can't read my own handwritting so I'll have to work on my freehand and let you know. Go to James Selby..you will not be disappointed!

The top floor has been recently revamped and Cafe Nero has replaced the old cafeteria, but James…read moreSelby is still a charmingly weird old department store. It's one of a dying breed, the independent department store. Upstairs, shoppers can buy sewing notions, polyester granny smocks and aprons, low end Wedgewood lines, Pyrex, and linens. A nice range of linens is offered from practical no-iron percale to sheets and pillows by Monsoon. On the ground floor, clothes are grouped into boutique-like clusters. Evans has a section, so does Monsoon, so does Top Shop. Cosmetic counters flank the front of the store, next to the wig shop and hair salon and a few sticks of furniture are sold in the basement.