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Harleston, NFK
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18 years ago
Yet another book shop in Harleston. Unfortuantly this shop is now closed.
9 Market Place
Harleston IP20 9AD
United Kingdom
01379 855123
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http://www.rivierabooks.co.uk
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My mum took me here last week for a quick look, lost track of how long we were in there! Found…read moreseveral things that we just fell in love with and we found that help was there if needed. Will be coming back very soon!
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Brilliant variety. Some quality stuff at fare prices. Well worth a visit, large car park. Great…read moreservice with free delivery on large items.
Sunrise is one of those memorable shops. ONce you've been in you will never forget it…read more The shop sells a mjority of alterantive clothing, as well as a host of other bits and bobs! The shop has a website too which will give you a much broader look at what they sell. When i first went into this shop i was quite amazed at the smell, its smelt of insense- lots and lots of insense mixed with some sort of drug, it must ahve been. But whatever it was it smelt great! A good feeling whilst being in there and coming out! The staff are super friendly here and will do whatever they can to help out! This can also be said about the online/phone teams too! Although they are based in Bury St Edmonds, which is very close. The shp sells lots of trainers and hoodies and combats and skirts, all by well known brands too which can be seen from some of th prices. Which although fair i suppose could eb lower. They have lots of colour in the shop too, and you just want to look at everything. It really is very weird but cool at the same time! So if your looking for a new bong or bandana or even trainers sunrise has it all! Definately worth going to even if you dont want or need to buy anything! Guaranteed you will be on the webiste in future checking it out!
This appears like magic on the streets of Norwich every 8th of the month…read more It's a great idea and way to get rid of things you don't want any more. It's like a bring and buy sale but without case trading. They have several tables set out on the busy street where you have a look and if you like something simply take it and say thank you. You never know what you might see there. In the past I've seen jigsaws to ski boots. It's a got a kind of a studenty vibe to it which isn't a bad thing. In the current climate I'd imaged those who would have normally walked passed and balked at the idea of having something second hand may now not be so hoity toity. Here's the link to their facebook group with instructions on how you can join in http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=647535586&ref=... (http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=647535586&ref=name#/group.php?gid=13344495939)
A shop that looks vintage from the outset, full to the brim with trinkets and treasures from all…read moresorts of decades! I love this store on Mill Road in Cambridge, it fits my bill totally! I saw a bike in here, a really nice vintage bike for £50! That's cheaper than some new ones and it looked so much better, more classy! The shop is just so unique and quirky and I love living just across the street from it!
I went in looking for some specific objects that the store didn't have. Not the store's fault, but…read moreMel was very helpful and we had a nice chat about antiques in general and the things I was looking for in particular. He recommended some other shops down the road who ended up having exactly what I was looking for. I wish I could have purchased something at his store and will likely go back but it was a good experience and I thought he was kind and professional.
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The Dormouse bookshop is certainly one of the best book shops in the country, Hidden away on the…read moretudor time machine that is elm hill this deceptive shop appears small , yet has extensive stock for the book collector. When I am in Norwich I always go for a visit.
This store is situated opposite the Staithe car park beside the River Chet in Loddon. It's a mini…read moremarket that sells a whole selection of items such as food, drink, alcohol, lottery, papers, cards for all occassions, wrapping paper, stationary, gifts and many more bits and pieces. This shop is very convenient if you're a visitor to Loddon by boat as it's just across the road from where you moar up. It has good opening hours to suit all especially in the summer time. It's only a short walk from the centre of Loddon too. It's easily accessable by foot or by car and once in the shop they have staff that are friendly and helpful and very knowledgeable about Loddon itself. The goods that they sell are all reasonably priced too. They are one of the best stockists for cards, magazines and gifts in Loddon.
This is a good sized shop that sells alsorts. They range from groceries, stationary, cards for…read morebirthdays, etc., wrapping paper, gifts, souviners, papers, magazines, lottery, fresh bakery and alcohol. This shop is situated opposite the river on the boarderline of Loddon/Chedgrave. It's very popular with tourists that come to Loddon on the boats in the summer. The staff here are very welcoming and always give service with a smile. The opening hours are convenient for tourists and local residents alike. I often pop into this shop during the summer when I go and sit by the river and then fancy an ice cream. The gifts, cards, etc they sell are all good priced and very good quality. If it's a present you need to find at short notice then this is the best place to go in Loddon.
A full sized Marks and Sparks, this location has all the usual fashion and housewares you'll be…read moreable to see at every M&S. I found the aisles a little tight and crowded, but we were there in the height of the lunch rush hour to stop by their food hall for prepared sandwiches and drinks. There is a very large selection of food items and once we found the sandwiches, many broad and inexpensive options. Due to the busy time, the queue ("line" in American) was rather long. An associate directed us over to the clothing side of the store, indicating that there was less of a wait over there.
This is another of the large department stores based in the city centre. It has a few floors which…read moresells a variety of different products, these include mens, ladies and childrens clothing, items for you home, supermarket for food and gifts for all occasions. This store has been at Norwich for as long as I can remember but I do not tend to shop in here as often as I do in other similar stores. I have noticed that their prices are slightly more expensive but during sales it brings their prices down to be about average. They have a very well laid out store and employ a few staff that on each floor that are always friendly, polite and willing to give you assistance if you need it.
Bougie department store that is like a marginally cheaper mini Harrods with a few good restaurants…read moreinside. We tried to get into the Seafood Restaurant as walk ins but no luck, which is a pity as the menu looks excellent, from fish pie to caviar, and of course champagne. It is obviously very popular. Next visit to Norwich ;) There is a large selection of UK and foreign goods in the food department, along with a counter full of delicacies to temp you. I stopped by a gin tasting booth and it was interesting to try the different flavoured gins being sold. I wish I had more time to browse, especially in the arts department. Definitely worth a gawk and sample if you are in Norwich.
I came here on 30 Dec. for a nice outfit, and Tim in the men's department was kind enough to help…read moreme find my size in trousers, especially since my usual size in the US is different from the UK/EU sizes. Thank you Tim! Also, the staff in the food hall and in the kitchenware department were great!
My favourite second hand bookshop in Norwich. Good quality books at reasonable prices. John and…read moreRobert are friendly and helpful, they also have a stall on the market if you want popular paperback books.
A great family jewellers set on the edge of the Mere in Diss offering a wide range of products and…read moreservices. They sell the traditional items of rings, earrings, watches, bracelets etc. Aswell as a good range of silver tankards, photo frames and jewellery boxes. The engraving service is second to none with a speedy turnaround and great value for money. All the staff are well trained and happy to provide advice and opinions without the hard sell. A great all round store suitable for any budget
Great shop, staff are all happy and helpful. Lovely jewellery there as well. Good for replacing…read morewatch batteries as well. Expensive and not so expensive items sold all equally good standard of quality.
They always keeps up to date with trends here and the staff are really helpful too. They found me…read morethe right size even though I couldn't see it anywhere.
The one stop store for my boyfriend. Stocks two of his favorite brands Junk Deluxe and Gsus (as…read morewell as Diesel, Vivienne Westward, Givenchy). It is expensive, but they do do good sales. They have some very sharp suits upstairs too. I also love the shop style and their floorboards- all rustic and old (you come to notice these things while waiting outside the fitting rooms).
Located in The Britten Centre just off London Road North in the centre of town, no trip into…read moreLowestoft would be complete without a visit to this store. With everything priced one pound, it sells everything from toiletries to pet products, toys, stationary, DIY and books. There is also a small selection of groceries. The shop itself is very cramped making it very difficult to move freely around the store, but the bargains including top brand names for a pound makes it worth the claustrophobic atmosphere. Dove shower gel, Nivea face cream, Nivea for Men and Bratz branded clothing and body spray are all items that I purchased as stocking fillers this year for Christmas.
This store is situated just inside the Britten Centre at the library end, opposite Superdrug. It's…read morea VERY busy store and it's often difficult to get around. Despite this, it is tidy and the staff do a good job in keeping it looking ok. They sell a variety of goods from healthcare to food, and toys to books. I've picked up many bargains in there, and bought things I would have paid double for elsewhere. You obviously have to be choosey about what you buy, but can find great things in there if you look. As with the store, the three checkouts are often very busy, but the staff are friendly and efficient. Definitely worth a look if you're shopping in the town!
This shop is the best for models and any parts you need this has to be the best one in the east…read moreAnglian region and I would recommend it to anyone and would like to thank them for all their help with a big thank you
This is quite a large shop positioned in the centre of Anglia Square. It's full of really good…read morepriced items all of good quality. They have a good range of products including; clothes, decorations, stationary, home accessories and sweets. This is only a small selection of what they do actually hold though. This can get quite busy especially when I've been here at weekends and this can be annoying to walk around especially as I have a pushchair to take around aswell. Anyway, they do a have a few members of staff around the shop so if you have any problems then they are always around to help. There is plenty of parking close by aswell so this is quite handy aswell especially if you end up buying quite alot.
positioned in the midst of discount heaven anglia square shopping centre lies poundstretcher a very…read morelarge store from the outside. brimming with value and discount items some of which can be sold very similar in neighbouring stores. most of the aisles are quite close to each other. you can find toys a small range of clothes quite a selectiion of houseware items stationary toiltries and relevant items for the season eg christmas easter halloween etc. and have started doing some food lines. prices are competitive to the local competition some items are of better quality. never seems to have that many staff around. the store is clean tidy considering sme areas of the large store are crammed