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    Ray Grahams Ltd

    4.0 (4 reviews)
    Open 8:15 am - 6:30 pm

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    6 years ago

    Excellent customer service the staff are friendly and they basically stock everything well worth a visit

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    Warden Bros

    Warden Bros

    (6 reviews)

    ££

    Blimey, Wardens should be renamed "The Never-Ending Store That Has Just About Everything"…read more Seriously. I have many fond (ahem) memories of being dragged, I mean brought, down to Wardens with my parents. Usually the visit was a long and tiresome, er, lengthy and informative one, consisting of mum and dad dandering round the furniture department, the decorating department, the gardening department, and the kitchenware / appliances department. Every ten year old's dream really. These days, I definitely appreciate Wardens much more than I used to. You could literally spend all day in the place, browsing the various departments. If you come in off High Street, you are greeted by a beautiful gift section, filled with ornamental goods, china, glassware and the like. You can find everything from Alice in Wonderland figurines to Goebel cats to Denby pottery to Tyrone Crystal. Seriously good stuff. Following on from this is the gardening / pets / kitchenware / decorating department (they sort of merge into one), in which I found a little jar of Jellybeans (considered purchased). Really goes to show the variety of goods Wardens has. The furniture etc department (you know what I mean...pictures / frames / carpets / rugs and all that jazz) lies beyond this, leading out towards the car park which is located off South Street. Parking here is advisable - Ards is an absolute madhouse when it comes to trying to find yourself a space. You just never know what you'll find in Wardens...there truly is something for everyone.

    Warden's is, for me, the best bits and bobs shop in Newtownards. It's one of those huge big…read moredepartment stores with lots of different areas and slops and upstairs and downstairs areas and parts where tall people have to duck and fat people have to squeeze. It stocks everything from bespoke wedding hair pieces to hose pipes. It's a general store not unlike the department store on the popular BBC comedy of yesteryear 'Are You Being Served?' There is a section for wallpaper and paint, cookware, furniture, artwork, jewellery, screws and garden accessories to name only a small fraction. The only thing I will say is that it can be expensive and parking out the front is impossible. Go out the back to park, you will have to pay and display even if you are only nipping in as there is a traffic warden lingering somewhere all the time - don't risk it. Although the store is expensive it does stock a lot of bits and bobs and the sales are pretty good.

    Dicksons Home and Garden Centre

    Dicksons Home and Garden Centre

    (2 reviews)

    I have been to this garden center several times because, unlike me, my fiance has a green fingers…read moreand drags me here even though I don't want to go. We have purchased bamboo hedging and rather large pot plants as we attempt to stop our neighbours out the back seeing into our dining room! The place is massive and divided into many sections dealing with the garden, conservatories, play equipment, hot tubs and spas. The inside space is home to much home furniture and it is beautiful at Christmas time when all the Christmas ornaments and trees are set out and it is lit up like Santa's Grotto. If you need anything for your garden, from furniture to manure this is the place to go in the Crawfordsburn/Ards area.

    I apparently loved Dixons so much as a child that I named my goldfish after it. Yes, his name was…read moreDixie (qu: can you actually distinguish between male and female fish?), and his partner's name was Dora. And I was about seven when we got them, before you're thinking this was a couple of years ago... Dixons no longer specialises in the provision of fish, unfortunately, but it's a pretty 'cool' place nonetheless (if garden centres can be cool). Hardware, gardening tools, plants, furniture, and my fave - the gift section - are all available at Dixons, and all under one roof. Excellent. My mum and dad purchased their conservatory furniture from Dixons about ten years ago (it's still intact), and dragged us there in the process. In fact they dragged us there for quite a number of years any time my mum needed new plants / compost / any of the jazz for the garden, or my dad wanted a new toy, er, I mean tool, to play with. Ah yes, Dixons will always hold a special place in my heart. I mean, there aren't too many who would name their fish after a garden centre (R.I.P Dixie)...

    Ray Grahams Ltd - hardware - Updated May 2026

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