Designer childrenswear at its best! This tiny shop is in the heart of Lymm village and its…read moreeye-catching window display literally pulls you in. Whether you are a perfect parent wanting to dress up your perfect princes and princesses or if you have a little munchkin in your life you need to buy a gift ,for this little clothes shop is definately one to visit. Brands such as Catimini, Marybel and Pampolina fill the rails and shelves and the colours are divine. I spotted a fab white tutu skirt priced at £64 which I wished came in a ladies size 10! Gorgeous striped Barbara Farber macs start at £79 so these are not your average prices, but these are not your average clothes either. The Clothes box stocks sizes from birth to 10 years old and caters for boys and girls alike. Baby Timberland jackets are oh so cute and the shop also sells a variety of cuddly toys, books for babies and toddlers and bootees.The lady shop assistant is helpful and informed me that there are regular sales on when the seasons change so I will have to return to get first dibs on the Autumn/Winter collection. The shop is open from 9.30am-5.30pm, Monday to Saturday.

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I'm rather surprised TK Maxx's main Warrington town centre location in Golden Square has received…read moremany good reviews - although most of them go back to the Qype days and are around 10 years old - it proves this store was at one time pretty good, although it really does seem the store has declined hugely of late. I did have a problem with many of the big brand stores in TK Maxx's Warrington location as they just screamed out small-town mentality and this store like Primark and a few others - shown this more than most. The store was a little dark and felt like it hadn't been refurbished in years - the cleanliness of the store was also poor with so many goods all over the floor from clothing to even their ultra-small technology section which was mainly cheap sets of headphones (come on who wants them after they've got dirty through being trodded on?) The store again seemed slightly understaffed with the staff mainly congregating around the tills - they even ignored items all over the floor right in front of them which for me is just careless. Perhaps once a great store, and a nice brand to have in Warrington but they seem to take the concept of being a little like a jumble store where you can find bargains here into a mess with this being one of the poorer TK Maxx branches I've visited - nearby branches in Liverpool and Manchester are much larger, cleaner and simply better.

just to let everyone know TK Maxx has relocated to the golden square (nr Debenhams)…read more. the new store is fantastic, larger and brighter than the old one. but don't just take my word for it go check it out for urselves

One of the larger anchor stores of Golden Square Shopping Centre in Warrington - this store seems…read moreto be fairly popular based on Yelp reviews which date back eleven years (sadly this place has been unreviewed since the Qype days back then). This is a fairly small store by Debenhams standard, however, this must be expected to a degree with it being in a smaller town - there are much larger branches at Manchester Trafford, Manchester Market Street and Liverpool which are all 10-20 miles away, but this location still serves as a great location for click and collect for customers who might want Debenhams fashion without the travel (The click and collect desk could be in a better location compared to the Lower Ground floor but this seems to be common practice to force people to spend more time going through the store hoping they see more items along the way, you normally wouldn't see when online shopping) Again - due to the size of the store compared to others they did lack many facilities one would normally expect from Debenhams including many beauty brands which is a shame - they do however have a small cafe area, but unlike other stores, they don't have a juice bar or something similar. OK store for a small town - again I found this to be quite common for many stores within Warrington. "Meh I've experienced better", sums it up for me. 2*

I never thought I would see the day when Warrington Town centre had a Debenhams, but now we have…read moreour very own and I think it is fantastic! It may be a little smaller than the city centre debenhams, but it still stocks everything you could need. I love the designers at Debenhams range, particularly for children, and the fact that you can now buy Radley bags in the town centre is a bonus. The cafe on the top floor is brilliant as you can look out onto the whole shopping centre and have a nosey as to what everyone is getting up to.

Lovely clothes but pricey, good for finding something that is not mass produced as they only stock…read morea few sizes of each item, I would save spending money in this shop for that special occassion.

This store has improved greatly since my last review, the staff seem much more friendly and…read morehelpful, while the overall selection seems to have improved to a satisfactory level, the store is a little cleaner but there still remains products just thrown on the floor, and others hung up but still looked like they'd been open to try on and left in a mess, still an improvement. Sandwiched in between two larger branches 20 minutes away in each direction (Liverpool and Manchester), but still A-OK and not a bad alternative if you do find yourself in Warrington. 3*

I can't walk past a branch of Primark if I've got my kid's with me and on the day we visited this…read morestore they must have thought Christmas had come early because we'd already visited the Wigan branch a couple of hours earlier. However much like Wigan we found this store quite small in comparison to some of the others we've visited in places like Liverpool, Manchester and Blackpool. Happily for me neither found anything they hadn't already seen in other branches so my wallet remained unopened and intact. If you're in Warrington then have a look but if you really want the full Primani experience then head for Liverpool or Manchester instead.

I don't know if you still have to have a Matalan card to shop here, but I got one ages ago. I took…read morea client shopping for trainers and he's disabled, so needs velcro fastenings. This limits it quite significantly. JJB sports didn't have any, just like all the major shoe shops. When we eventually tried Matalan, they not only had a choice, they were £7 a pair for reasonable quality. When I was asked about a card, I thought it may come in useful at some time, filled in the information, was given a temporary card and got £1 off the trainers immediately! Definite points for the store there! What I was impressed by was that, although the prices are ridiculously low, most of the products are good quality - at least as good as most normal shops. I couldn't give five stars, however, due to the long wait to get served. There was a snake of people all waiting patiently and two tills in operation, every time I have been in, no matter what time of day. I still recommend Matalan to everyone for whatever clothing they need.

If you have a Matalan card, and you can easily apply for one of these in any of the shops, Matalan…read moreis the perfect budget place to shop. This Warrington store has had a recent refurbishment, and now looks bigger than it did previously. The shop is really spacious, and there are no problems shopping with a pram. The shop has a great selection of everyday clothes. You can pick up tops for £2.50, and leather shoes for a tenner. They also have regular offers, and 3 for 2's on gifts, especially around Christmas time. Most of the staff are really friendly, and car parking is usually fine. Be aware, however that the store does get busy. Weekends can be a nightmare, and even with all the checkouts open, be prepared to queue!