Not a shoe shop that would please Carrie Bradshaw (you won't find high heels let alone Manolo…read moreBlahniks here) however Rowberry's really is one of Swansea's premium shoe stores!

Evans is a ladies clothes shop for size 16+ , they have a very good range of casual and formal…read moreclothing and also sell underwear ,nightwear , shoes and coats. Some of the clothes are quite expensive but I usually buy when they have a sale on. I like their jeans and t-shirts which I think are very good quality and their clothes fit very well. I can spend a long time looking round this shop before deciding what to buy. There is a changing room so you can try on the clothes. It can get quite busy in the shop and there can be a queue but you do get served quite quickly.

This is a large branch of Evans located in the Quadrant shopping centre in Swansea. The closest…read moreparking is the multi storey just outside Debenhams. The store stocks a great deal more than other stores nearby in Llanelli. The clothes are for the larger lady and their range start at size 14 although I have always found their sizes to be extremely generous. There is a changing room here so I would always recommend trying on the clothes just to be sure. The clothes can be a bit expensive at times but you can get a bargain when they have sales on which can be quite often.

Not sure if Sarah P actually left the Quadrant...Swansea also has an M&S and BHS, which I my memory…read moreserves me right are both department stores...and of course it'll be smaller than Cardiff...most stores in Wales outside of Cardiff ARE small. Anyway, Debenhams. I do like it, especially during the final days of their Blue Cross sale, when things go buy one get on free. Because of this, I managed to buy 4 bras for the princely sum of £12 - two of them the fairly pricey Miss Ultimo bras. I was impressed. I could spend ages in Debenhams, and more so now that the Benefit counter has expanded to include an eyebrow bar - now if the one in Leeds could just follow along with that, it'd be much appreciated!

Good branch of Debenhams in the Quadrant Centre with all the usual departments and floors. Great…read morefor clothes, gifts and things for the home.

I buy shoes for my son from this shop , unfortunatly my son has wide weird feet so we have no…read morechoice but to buy in clarks. To get to the kids section in this shop you either use the stairs or take the lift. Once you get upstairs you will need to take a ticket and wait your turn , while you are waiting you can have a wander round and have a look at the shoes. The sales assistants are fantastic with the kids , first of all they will measure their feet at the same time they are chatting to the child. They then ask what style of shoe you are looking for and will then go off and look for some shoes. When they come back they will try the shoes on the child and tell you if they think they are the right ones. The quality of the shoes is great , but the price of them isn`t , on average it costs me £28 for a pair of shoes for my son but they do last around 3 months longer sometimes if he hasn`t had a growth spurt.

I love this clarks even though I have to get in the lift to visit the childrens section upstairs…read more But they have loads of selection and usually loads of sizes too. My little girls both have super skinny feet and find this clarks have loads of size E left.

Great place to shop, had everything in my size, good value for money and the lady on the tills was…read morereally friendly. I'll definitely be back.

I really dislike this store. It is never tidy and there…read morealways seem to be so many people standing around doing nothing so I don't understand why they don't tidy. On top of that they're really rude. The shop is cheap but the quality of the clothes isn't great and the customer service is awful!

The Quadrant Shopping Centre is great as it is indoors and with our lovely welsh weather it is nice…read moreto be in from the wet and cold. There are loads and loads of shops in the Quadrant like HMV, Game , W H smiths , Clinton cards and Debenhams. It can get pretty packed out with shoppers at peak times and especially with the run up to christmas. At christmas there is usually a lovely christmas tree with lots of decorations which make it look really nice. The shopping centre always looks clean and tidy and you will always find a cleaner pottering around.

The Quadrant is like many indoor shopping centres across the UK. It mostly houses chain stores like…read moreHMV, Clarks, WHSmiths, Faith and so on and so forth. Shops you find in every town in Britain. The Quadrant itself is quite pleasant though, it has a predominently glass roof which allows it to be very bright and airy inside. There's a gallery cafe which looks out on to the main concourse of the shopping centre which is great for people watching. The bus station also comes out of one end, so finding it is very easy, and also you won't have far to carry bags to get a bus. Or even to get to your car if you choose to park in the NCP which also adjoins the Quadrant. You can also get to Swansea Market via an entrance in the Quadrant. The largest store by far is Debehams, which is a large department store and takes up almost an entire wing of its own. ANECDOTE: I was sick on the doors of Debehams one Christmas as I was shopping for presents and very rapidly came down with a virus. There are public toilets (free) upstairs which are clean and well maintained. The buidling is decorated according to the seasons, and a large Christmas tree is the focus during the winter.