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 What you're getting here is redundant stock and nearly out of date food at cheap prices.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!

So much in one little shop…read more I popped in this morning just as they were opening (9am) and the two people working inside were so cheerful! I have never met a friendly saturday morning worker in my life, it was great to be met with a big beaming smile. Even though I couldn't find what I was after (some self adhesive wall hooks, stron enough to hold a coat - any ideas anyone?) I had a great experience in this 'find pretty much anything you are after' store! From pet accessories to allen key sets and wierd and wonderfull collection of goods.

As the name would suggest this is an eclectic shop filled with pretty much most things you can…read moreimagine. That's not to say it's filled with tat - it's not. On the contrary it's one of those magical shops that has whatever it is you're looking for. I go in for incense, they have it. I go in for a present for my niece, they have it. Spilling out onto the streets, all the bits and bobs you could possibly need to make a house a home can all be swiped up here. Don't let the name confuse you though, the only trading will be with actual money!

I called into A - Z Family Discounts recently to buy light bulbs and inevitably left with several…read moremore things besides... I can't resist a bargain! Especially when I go into shops that stock gardening equipment. I'm a recent convert to the delights (and frustrations) of gardening, and so there always seems to be ever more equipment that I can buy to make my life easier. (If only they would produce some sheers or pruning sheers that automatically killed nettles and brambles at the root, then my life would be a lot easier!!!) A - Z Family Discounts don't do a huge amount in the gardening department, but I still found myself buying a couple of things that I needed. A - Z Family Discounts is run by a really lovely couple that will help you navigate the shelves if you get a little lost. It's not that their shop is so vast that it's impossible to find things, it's just that they carry such a diverse range of stock that things are not always easy to find. It's a case of there being a bit of this and a bit of that, and so it's difficult for consistency to be achieved in the layout in certain areas of the shop. They stock a good range of cleaning equipment and household items as well as a variety of tools, fancy goods, gifts and toys as well as the gardening range.

great shop and the staff are fantastic very polite and helpful definitely recommendedread more

This store has got so many bad reviews that decided to exit Google, so you can't find any Google…read morereviews for this shop anymore. Those reviews here belong to a long time ago when an old lady was managing the store and customers were happy. As long as Abdul, the new agent is running the store, it is awful! In fact the current seller of this shop is not a normal person at all. The shop pretends to be a cheap place, while has some bad quality stuff with triple the price of similar stuff in other shops and never cuts a key which can work at all. The man in the bright day light takes your money without any shame and then accuses you of racism! He charged me £7 to cut 2 keys, not working. twice I took them to the shop for a refund. The third time he refunded me on my debit card. The next day I checked and realized rather than refunding he had taken another £7! I went there, burst into anger and asked for my £14 or will call the police! He was laughing at me what did the police do? When he noticed I was serious, refunded me in cash. There was a CCTV there, recording all that happened. He lied to the police I spat on him and called him a bad name! It is now recorded in the police station. In the future, be aware if he wants to play the race card, he has at least one record in this regard at the police station BE MINDFUL WITH YOUR CREDIT CARD, HE GETS MONEY OUT OF IT WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT AND WITH NO SHAME, IN THE BRIGHT DAYLIGHT!

This shop pretends to be a cheap place, while has some bad quality stuff with triple the price of…read moresimilar stuff in other shops. Also can't believe someone has cut a key here and it ever worked! The seller is not a normal person at all. as in the broad daylight took my money and then started labelling me. He charged me £7 to cut 2 keys, which none of them worked. Twice I wanted for refund and he just put them in the machine, pretending correcting them, still didn't work. Third time I seriously asked for the refund and he said he refunded me on my debit card Checking my account next day I realized rather than refunding me, he has taken another £7 from my account! I was there, burst with anger and asked him for my £14 or will call the police! He was laughing at me that what the police can do? When he noticed police is coming, refunded me in cash, There was a CCTV, recording all happened. He lied to the police It is now recorded in the police station and I am following the case, also will make a complaint against this business. BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR CREDIT CARD, HE MIGHT CHARGE YOU WITHOUT ANY NOTICE!!!

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

Kilver court secret gardens is a plant nusery, cafe and designer village with brands auch as Orla…read moreKeily, Mulberry, Jack Wills, Agnes B, Hawick Cashmere, Toast, MiH Jeans, Joseph and Margaret Howell. It was created over 100 years ago by Ernest Jardine, which was later transformed by the Showering family of Babycham fame. In 1996 Roger Saul, the creator of British luxury brand Mulberry bought Charlton Brewery and renamed it Kilver Court. Its is a hidden oasis with little hidden pathways, lakes, lookouts and other treasures waiting to be explored. The 3.5 acre garden is set against the backdrop of a 19th century viaduct which was constructed by two sides of brick and stone, as well as an additional brick skin to strengthen the structure. There are two food options, the Harlequin cafe which serves tea, coffee and cakes and the largest restaurant which serves lunch options, located near the garden. The Kilver Court Village,  set in a restored textile mill is where the discounted designer shopping is. Although it's not dirt cheap,  if you were pining for something from last season, you might find it. For most things there is up to 50 -70% off most merchandise. However it will still dent your pocket. Despite the lure of the shops, I think the garden is the real attraction and should require most of your attention. It's best to go in Spring and summer where the garden comes alive with camellias,  magnolias and later the Rhododendrons.

This little shop is completely crazy, but also pretty damn good at the same time! Everytime I walk…read morepast or have a little wander through the shop it amazes me at just how much stuff they manage to cram into a relatively small area. You will notice Jason's Trading Post from the outside because of the amount of stuff they have out on the patio in front of the doors - from gardening pots, to sink trays, to cooking ware - they really do offer a load of random bits and pieces. The best thing about the place is that they are really cheap, so if you are a bargain hunter then you are in for a treat - you will probably find that everything is much cheaper than it would be from any chain store - and the staff are so friendly and happy too which just makes a bonus! It's a great place if you are after something for the home but you're not sure where they would sell it, as you will probably find this shop has what you are looking for. It's also good to just have a look around to get some inspiration - it's hard to leave the place without a few items in your hands!

This is a pretty pikey little shop and you will find mostly rubbish and tat in here (and outside…read moredisplayed all over the pavement) but I found it quite useful when we moved in not far away because they had odds and ends like storage boxes and coathangers. I wouldn't really buy anything here that I expected to be very high quality or resist heavy wear and tear but for basic items like a dustpan and brush or something it's quite handy.

What can I say? Everything in here is 99p and there are thousands of items! Particulary good value…read moreare things like heated pads which retail for about 5 times as much, vesta meals, multi packs of crisps etc. You don't have to be on an extreme budget to come here it's just nice that you can get things the same for much less than you would at a large supermarket. Garden items are very good, lots and lots of seasonal items in around Christmas, you can get great crafty sets here for younger family members! The biggest downside of this shop is it gets so busy you really have to be careful what time you go, opt for early morning if you want to do some serious shopping as the queues can be long.

The 99p shop that isnt a £1 shop! and that actually started as a £2 shop a couple of years back…read more Its a great shop, and has alot packed in there, great bargains if you look through the beauty section especially, although my favourite thing to buy in there are the big money jars, bacause you cant get them anywhere else. Its great for an budget because of their wide selection of bits and pieces, the queues are always quite minimal considering its quite busy there on times, and its extremely messy in there, but what can you expect for the high volume of items in there.

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.

Sadly this shop is well hidden and unless you know its there is easily missed.. Its situted behind…read morethe bus station.. Once you find it you can pick up some nice bargains like household items gifts cards wrapping paper. also has some stock of toys.

A nice cheap shop to browse around with a wide selction of greeting cards, picture frames and craft…read morematerials. I hav found many products there which are far cheaper than the High stree shops