Great place. They have loads of stock, always seem to spend loads when we go. Staff seem very…read moreknowledgeable and friendly prices seem to be on a par with similar shops. They have a loyalty scheme where you get vouchers when your spend a certain amount. Plenty of parking off road and have a small cafe on site.

From the owner: Caravanning and Camping equipment, outdoor leisure and activities, garden and outdoor furniture,…read morecamping and domestic trailers, towbars, trailer parts and towing equipment. Everything for your caravanning holiday, from the towbar pulling your caravan, to the picnic furniture in your awning - all can be found at Towsure Extablished 1967

As you can guess from the name of the shop everything they sell costs 99p only! This can sometimes…read morebe a good thing as occasionally you can find a great bargain, however more often than not there is a reason why these things are 99p. You have to really spend time sifting through to find the real bargains otherwise you could just end up with cheap tack! The store can often be untidy and cluttered and is very busy.

you can get rite good branded stuff, well in date and all!…read more plus toys and stff are right good from here cos i have seen things for like at least a tenner in other shops and i find it here for just 99p which is a biggggggg difference. There is rude customers in here though you get them pushing you about! and it can be really messy and untidy in here cos people are just chucking things back. customer service wise is ok.

Discount beds does exactly what it says on the tin, offers discount beds and mattresses…read more I visited recently on the look out for a good quality small double sized bed. There is plenty of parking within the grounds of their unit and it's easy to get to (though I wouldn't visit on a Sheffield United match day due to its proximity, unless you like struggling for parking and sitting in queues of traffic!) As soon as you walk through the door there are a large range of display beds for you to browse, with the main room splitting off into smaller areas with yet more beds. I was looking for something fairly specific, as not many beds will fit up our stairs, so needed to have a chat with the staff. Despite being busy organising deliveries and taking phone calls, I was offered help by a member of staff who was very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Their prices seem competitive and comparable, so I'd recommend you give them a try if you are on the look out for a bed.

This is probably one of the most maverick and unconventional Wilko stores I have visited, the main…read morebranch in Sheffield city centre - the store is over two floors and it is the first time I have ever seen a Wilko branch contain a Post Office, toilets and Cafe - although the latter two seem to close really early including the toilets a good 2 hours or so before the store closes which for me lowers that benefits - the only toilet which is open throughout the store is the disabled toilet which appears to be used for storage making it a nightmare for anyone, let alone a disabled person of which the toilet is designed for. The store being on Haymarket perhaps isn't the best location within the city centre, as it is a stop on the tram or a good 5-10 minute walk from the rest of the city's main shopping areas including The Moor and Fargate, the whole area seems a little rough including the nearby Hilton Sheffield - which of course lowers the overall feel of the store as it feels like the backstreets of a third world country rather than a city centre of the largest and main town of the South Yorkshire region. The staff didn't seem too friendly or helpful - the overall product range was okay but again the layout was confusing including one way in one way out forcing you to buy something - again this is a traditional method Wilko use in many of their stores but surely this adds extra inconvenience to customers just coming in perhaps to use the Cafe (at its' limited hours) or the Post Office who obviously have no need to wait at the crowded checkouts? Not in the best location in Sheffield but still central nonetheless, also let down by its' store layout and perhaps offering too much than it is able to cope with - proof of this is closing many facilities early or having different timings which don't seem to work out. 2*

The thing about Wilkinson is it really is cheap for everything. From shampoo to dining plates. Fair…read moreenough it might not be the best stuff in the world but the old saying you get what you pay for comes to mind and you have to remember that things here do come a lot cheaper than they do anywhere else. Layout and staff are average but expected, no grumbles but not amazement shopping here!

If you've got a Makro card then this is worth a visit as it's quite a large, good store. They've…read moregot a good choice of stuff and a lot of it is at really good prices. It's also just around the corner from Costco, which is even better! There's a cafe inside but I wouldn't recommend that. Not the staff's fault, but the menu isn't the best and it isn't particularly cheap - they should take lessons from their American rivals. Plenty of free parking which is always a bonus. Often queues at the tills and they never seem to open enough of them. Check your receipt carefully as there are often mistakes.

Makro used to be quite good for booze bargains but the competition from the supermarkets are fierce…read moreand so Makro can't compete with prices. It's a cash and carry so expect everything to be in large, catering sized packs, but that also includes sweets! Some of the reduced items are also worth a neb as damaged packaging can knock a lot of money off the price at the detriment of the product. Makro also sell clothes and some bargains can be found for the branded items and also books but again, electricals are expensive compared to online stores.

not as good as you would expect it to be…read more if you are expecting a child/have a new born or have a child say 3 plus then your fine. you'll find pleanty of stuff here for your child. if you have a 1/2 year old then you have pretty much no chance, everything is either too small/young or too big/old i went here looking for xmas pressis for my little girl she is 20 months old now and is a bit past teddy bears but too small for the dollys prams sold here and many other toys too. toys are us is good for older children, tonnes and tonnes of stuff for them to play with while you look around. the staff are lovely and always willing to help and check stock for you.

Beware: do not take your kids in here because they will want EVERYTHING!!…read more This is fantastic when your trying to find a present for a kid cos they cover various ages and sell alot of stuff like bikes, toys, collectables, audios/cds,books, games, games consoles etc. They have a babes R us section too; baby bibs, clothing, bottles and toys etc. The Retail park has plenty of car parking spaces, plus you have aldi, onatural, pc world and other stores nearby.

I wouldn't have known about this place if I hadn't seen Katie's review, and I can't thank her…read moreenough as it's a wonderful stall! The West End Market was not what I expected at all - I wrongly assumed it was going to be cheap and nasty, monopolising on the recession and selling tacky goods. I'm pleased to report I was wrong - it's clean, well kept, the traders and staff in the cafe are really friendly, and this unit tops the lot! Rare and Flair's owner concentrates mostly on her jewellery, and it shows. She has a huge selection of brooches, pins, rings and necklaces from varying origins, but the best part is how phenomenally affordable they are! From a vast array of era's and styles, you can swag a mixed bag of 2 for £5 or even better, 5 for £10!! What's more, you can mix and match with accessories, enabling you to accessorize an entire outfit for ten pounds with a splendid brooch, earrings and an eyecatching set of beads. The lady who runs the stall is friendly, eager to let you browse while also giving you a hand if necessary. She is very well informed on her sources and happy to share such information with customers. She apparently orders a lot of her stock in from America, making these vintage treats even rarer over here! So next time you're on the hunt for an unusual trinket for a loved one or yourself, I would suggest swinging by here. The range of glamourous goodies puts Topshop to shame, and you might even get a faux fur coat off the vintage rack while you're at it. But if you're visiting for the vintage bling , I'd suggest you buy a new jewellery box first!

In the dark depths of the West End Market you will find this one gem of a stall. Rare & Flair looks…read morecompletely out of context in this place - it's the kind of place that gains business through word of mouth, as you'd almost never find it if you were just out for a wander. Rare & Flair sells a large range of vintage costume jewellery and brooches. Most pieces of jewellery are priced from under £5 - so it'a a great place to pick up some vintage accessories without breaking the bank. If you're after something a little bit more contemporary - they also sell a selection of jewellery by local designers. As well as the jewellery, bags and other accessories you'll also find a small amount of vintage and second hand clothes. It's a tiny stall, but it's definitely worth popping in for a browse!