A wonderful store that sells all things geeky. Although not quite as extensive, just like the chain…read morestore Forbidden Planet this store gets regular deliveries of many of the latest comic books and additionally has a very extensive collection of older ones. There is also a collection of manga available as well as many other geeky things such as action figures, board games and trading cards. The shop keeper himself is very helpful and knowledgable about the goods he sells, and is perfectly willing to give advice if needed. I highly recommend this store! 5/5

Great shop! Loads of stock, all varieties. Comics are sold bagged and boarded! Real friendly…read morestaff. Saves having to travel to Glasgow to get your comic fix!

Cannot believe the bargains at this Auction house! Prices were amazing. I saw a three piece suit…read moresell for £60. Deffenately a bargain hunters dream!

Thomson's has now moved to the outskirts of Dunfermline - next to the retail park to the north eat…read moreof the town. The new store is much lighter and airier than the old one. It is on two levels and has a cafe area for customers. We visited between christmas and new year looking to buy certain furniture. The salesman was very convincing about their prices being the best. However we decided to look around and visited a competitor nearby. I am glad that we did as we found the same furniture on offer at almost five hundred pounds cheaper. A lesson here to always look around. Apart from that i have bought several items from Thomsons and have always found the service to be very good - especially the carpet department. I believe that thomsons which was once a family store has now been taken over by another local much larger department store which is a shame really as it just means that there is less chance of being able to find something different in the are

Rubbish quality and customer service from the maker and seller…read more Within months of buying a recliner the seat settlement reached and probably exceeded the 30% expected "natural settlement". The chair was repaired but within 6 months the new seat had also collapsed. I complained to Lay-Z-Boy and Thomsons World of Furniture and I got blanked as if it was my fault for buying one of their products and had the hard neck to suggest I pay them more to fix their product's inherent fault. Lay-Z-Boy knows the failings in their quality of products and yet they insist it's normal. I would suggest that nobody buys one of their products.

Record shop I used for over 20 years, sadly shut down now as Alec retired…read more Bought and sold stuff there loads of indie music and did get some gems.

great little shop. has music for all ages and genres…read morebasically a-z if he hasnt got it he will get it great range of rock memrobellia for all groups cd dvd and good old vynl (got a few still myself) spent a few quid in here a few times happily :) beats all the stores hmv virgin tesco and asda

Small boutique style shop just off the main shopping street in Dunfermline. this shop has an…read moreexcellent range given the size of the shop. It is not cheap but the clothes are of exceptional quality. i would say it is not for every day wear but for something a little more special. The service is fantastic - more personal than you get in any of the high street chain shops. I shopped here for an outfit for a special occasion quite recently and would definitely go back again when looking for something a bit different. The only thing that stops me giving five stars is that they only stocked one of each size of each item. They could get what you want if they didn't have it but if you are looking for something to take away it could be a problem. Lovely shop and helpful staff.

Lola has now moved to No 10 Maygate and has changed its name to Lavande. Lavande is French for…read moreLavander and there is a Lavander theme throughout the shop. Bigger premises and a bigger selection. Liz and Colrolyn offer the best of friendly service, they now have a range of everyday wear from Great Plains (French Connection) and they are local agents for Not Your Daughters Jeans aka Tummy Tuck Jeans. No better place to shop for fashion in Dunfermline.

New Look offers a range of fashion clothing for women and also men an children. In days gone by New…read moreLook was a cheap and cheerful outlet for fashion clothing but the prices have crept up in recent years. However, the footwear range is still excellent value for money and they offer a variety of styles and designs. They stock a large selectiion of jewellery and watches which are very affordable and right on trend. Sometimes I find the sizes in New Look are a bit of a hit or miss, and usually I have to try each thing on in a couple of sizes in order to get the best fit. Overall if its fun fashion you're after then this is the place for you - the quality isn't always there though for the price that you are paying. Sometimes the clothing is a bit thin and cheap looking.

Disgusting Shop. Clothes lying on floor, rude sales assistants and cheap, tasteless clothing…read more Avoid at all costs!

Well, having spent £50 today, I've managed to walk away from Primark with a new coat, two pairs of…read morejeans, two bags, a pair of PJs, some shoes, a pack of three pairs of tights and a pack of hairbands. Where else could you possibly get this much for your money? I wouldn't say I was a 'fashionista' necessarily (well, not totally), but my tastes do change very frequently. So I begrudge forking out a fortune on designer and brand name clothing for something that I'm probably not going to be interested in wearing the following season. Primark suits me perfectly for this reason. Whilst this may go against the 'eco-friendly' side of my personality [who wishes that my tastes weren't quite so changeable and disposable], but it's true. What makes me feel a bit better about this is the fact that Primark now has a new 'ethical' code of conduct in the supply of their clothing. Anyway, I digress. There is currently no Primark store in Edinburgh, so I'll regularly make the trip to Dunfermline specifically for this purpose. It's a decent sized store - the ground level floor is taken up, for the most part by women's clothing and homewares (yes, you can pick up a duvet set on the cheap here too), whilst the lower floor is stocked with men's and children's clothing. If you're of average shoe size (around size 5 for women, as I am), then expect to struggle to buy shoesI've frequently found shoes that I like in the shop, only to pull every single pair off the shelves and find them in just tiny sizes (3 and 4) or in gigantic sizes (for women anyway), in size 7 or 8. They don't seem to purchase enough stock in the more 'regular' sizes. You can also pick up some excellent accessories in the form of jewellery or handbags for very very cheap. And I've even been complimented whilst wearing them. Of course, I'm no good at keeping schtum, and instead find myself blurting out oh, I got that for just £2 in Primark. I should maybe have just kept quiet about that. If you're looking for top quality clothing, then Primark really wouldn't be your first port of call. But if you're looking for decent clothing at a price that's very affordable, then Primark's definitely worth a look. Of course, the range of goods varies from season to season, so it's very hit and missbut keep an eye out and you can pick up some great bargains!

handy local corner shop. handy for milk, bread and papers as well as other items you forgot with…read moreyour shop. Not somewhere you would do a big shop. Open from 7am until 10pm with parking and cash machine available. staff cheery and helpful.