I popped in to see if they plus size dresses and was met with the most pleasant lady, that nothing…read morewas too much trouble and had a good selection of classic and modern clothes for big girls like me. Will certainly be going back. Prices variable depending on what you are looking for, whether ball gowns, prom wear cruise wear or casual. Will certainly be a regular customer there now.

The Tenovus Charity Shop is one of two Charity Shops on the High Street in Conwy. The Charity…read moreraises funds for the prevention and treatment of Cancer sufferers in the Community - so it is a very worthy cause. It is run by very efficient volunteers, who are friendly and welcoming and most of all who take great pride in their Shop. The Shop doesnt have the feeling of a Charity Shop, in fact I have seen many people walk past and be attracted by the professional Window Displays before realising that its a Charity Shop! Inside everything is perfectly organised into sizes or colour scheme and everything is labeled and priced professionally, unlike most other Charity Shops where everything is a bit of a mish mash, Tenovus is a joy to shop in! There are 4-5 rails of Mens and Womens Clothing and a small section for Bric a Brac, household items and Books, DVD's and Videos. Everything is resonably priced and in good Condition and it's a great place to pick up a Bargain - I have bought lots of items of Homeware and Kitchen Equipment and will always pop in when i'm passing to see what New and exciting items they have on offer!

For many years shoppers across North Wales who wanted a proper day out shopping had to head to…read moreChester or beyond. There was a small Debenhams in Bangor and Llandudno had it's two Marks and Sparks but there wasn't a great shopping venue. A couple of years ago Parc Llandudno was opened, a new retail park featuring mainly fashion stores, and Debenhams was the flagship store. It's a decent sized place. Downstairs caters for the ladies with clothing, accessories and cosmetics. Go up the elevator and you'll find mens, kids and homewear. There's also a pleasant little cafe at the front looking out over the car park and across to the panoramic views of Asda. This is a decent addition to Llandudno and means that shoppers no longer need to make the trek to Chester.

Debenhams in Llandudno is a huge store that dominates the retail park it sits on. There's a huge…read morevariety of goods on offer. Ladies clothes, perfumes, makeup, and underwear cover most of the ground floor. Upstairs you have the menswear, homewares, toys, and cafe. The womens underwear (I have been assured lol!) is of a high standard and reasonably priced. I feel that the bedsheets and kitchenware etc is heavily overpriced and you can probably get a better deal elsewhere. The perfumes are well priced, but at Christmas they really couldn't compete well against Boots. It seems for the January sales they have brought in loads of rubbish stock, I don't believe they are selling the good stuff at 70% off. Either that, or ninja shoppers turned up at the crack of dawn to buy up all the good stuff and leave all the rubbish behind. This is a known sales tactic employed by many companies, so I'm not just pointing the finger at Debenhams. We'll go there durning 'normal' times of year, but avoid the place like the plague in January. Strangely enough the store in Llandudno feels far more pleasant a place to be in than the brand new one recently opened in nearby Bangor. I think it's due to it's regular and far less disorienting layout.