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18 years ago
This store no longer trades in the castle mall.
37 Castle Centre
Market Square
Antrim BT41 4DN
United Kingdom
028 9442 8919
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This is my favourite shop in the whole of Junction one - why? Because i love the quality of next…read moreclothes and you can get big discounts in here - some of which are in the current catalogue. When there is a sale you can get tops from as little as £2 and jeans for £3. This is a great shop for me as they do the petite sizes here. They also have men's clothes and you can often get homeware goods cheap. Occasionally you will get designer brand clothes and shoes at low prices such as Firetrap, Amplified and FlyFlot etc. The staff are always nice and helpful. Located at Junction One Retail park so free easy access parking.
If you are looking to buy or hire a suit - whether it be for a wedding or business etc then this is…read morethe place to go. They offer suit hire at a good prices and they have the most fashionable and trendy suits that you could find whether it is for formal wear or casual. They have brand names such as Ted Baker to Pierre Balmain, Racing Green and Chester by Chester Barrie etc. The staff are always polite and helpful and the changing rooms are spacious and private. Located within junction one retail park so easy access parking provided.
This is a fantastic shop! Cotton Traders is a well known quality brand but in here there are some…read morefantastic discounts. They cater for men and women. You can often find men's rugby team polo shirts (England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales etc) for as little as £5. They also sell shoes and trainers in here at very low prices. If you like the Guinness brand of clothing (yes the merchandise from Guinness beer/stout) then you will find plenty of it in here at fantastic prices. If you like high quality cotton goods then this is the place to go. Located at Junction One Outlet Retail Park.
Seem to have gone bust everywhere now! there is a womens shop in its place in castle centre now.read more
This store has ceased trading the the Castle Mallread more
This is a fantastic shop especially if you love leather handbags - and especially RADLEY handbags…read moreat discount prices. They often have radley and tula handbags with a great mark down and often these are only last seasons handbags. They do a wide range of bags from Fiorelli, Ri2K, Hidesign and their own lakeland leather range - they often do purses, accessories and luggage. They also sell quality womens and mens clothes in here and sometimes gorgeous leather jackets at low prices. Located in the Junction One retail park so easy free parking - can be found just beside Marks and Spencers.
i'd never heard of this store before going to junction one, but its worth a visit if you are up. A…read morelot of the range of shoes feels like its aimed at older people but if you hunt through the store you'll find loads of different ranges not just the pavers range. I've seen quite a lot of hush puppies and sketchers at half price which is a bargain. Plus they put every purchase in a free navy cloth bag for life which impressed me.
If you love Pavers shoes then this is the place to be because they are so much cheaper in here…read more Don't be put off by the outlet label - very often these are just last seasons shoes but they are still so very on trend. Very often you will find other designer labels in here such as Hush Puppies, Fly, Fly Flot etc at low prices. They have men and womens shoes and i'm not sure but i don't think they do children's shoes in here. They have an extensive styles in various sizes. They also do pieces of luggage and ladies handbags - some leather. Located at Junction Once outlet retail park so free easy access parking.
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Anyone that happened to like the sort of clothes that Fresh Garbage / Stiletto sell then I'm pretty…read moresure they would have frequented Casbah to see their range of alternative / hippy style clothes. Unfortunately I'm sad to say that's it's now closed down (I don't know why but I'm guessing recession!) In honour of the lovely lady that owned the shop here, and for anyone wondering what happened to the shop, this is a notice to show it has sadly closed down. If I find out the shop has moved premises I will update this page, but until then goodbye Casbah.
Based in the Boucher Road retail park, Matalan provides affordable fashion for all ages, shapes and…read moresizes. This particular store is relatively big with a great range of stock for a variety of tastes. Matalan fashion is usually promoted in magazines, with customers seeing key pieces and rushing for their nearest stores to grab them. My advice especially with store, ring before you head down to purchase that amazing jumpsuit or winter coat as they usually have been bought up as soon as they arrive in store! It's such a pity that Matalan proves so popular. However, if you're the customer that manages to grab the bargain, it's a great reward! The store is well presented with each department being easily located. As well as this, each age range and clothing choice is separated so you know exactly where an item is placed and so can go directly to get it. The staff are friendly and on a recent trip, one girl in particular went out of her way to try and find a skirt I had seen in a recent glossy magazine. It's that little extra effort that is really appreciated by customers and has us coming back for more!
Now my mum and sister swear by Matalan. For those unaware of what category this shop plumps into,…read moreit would be like an expensive Primark. The clothes are cheaper than designer shops but more expensive than cheap shops. So for me it kind of is stuck somewhere on the fence. It is not "fancy enough" to be one of those shops that you go to for "meeting the parents" dinner clothes, but it is not cheap enough for the "going on holidays so chances are the clothes will either be covered in suncream or sand or alcohol". It's a bit of a nothing clothes shop. This store has been redesigned to give men's clothing almost an entire floor upstairs but for me it's just a bit of a bland store. But my mum and my sister swear by it so maybe it's more of a women's store than mens.
Popped in here on Boxing Day to see if there were any bargains on offer. To be honest it's not…read moresomewhere I'd usually visit but I was feeling festive so decided I wouldn't fight it. The shop is extremely opulent with the staff matching the smart, elegant feeling of the place. There were plenty of staff ready to help us but we were just in for a look. There's a small male section but the store is primarily aimed at girls who love sparkles! Quite high end so make sure you have plenty of cash on you if you're visiting. Can't really find many faults with the store at all - just not really my scene!
Clarks in Ards shopping centre is a lovely little place. Whilst shopping for bits and bobs in Ards…read moreShopping centre with my sister she decided to pop in and see if she could get my little niece a pair of shoes that she could wear for her 3rd birthday party. When she went into a few other shops that afternoon I decided to wait outside and mind the pram but when she mentioned Clarks I thought I would join her because this place is full of childhood nostalgia for me. It reminds me of those back to school days before when you spent your school days with your head in the toy box rather than the text book. Anyway on entry we were immediately greeted by the helpful shop assistant who asked were the shoes for my little niece, when my sister confirmed her suspicion she offered to get all the shoes they had out for her. She even offered helpful advice on which ones would be best for her tiny wee feet. The best thing about her advice is that it was honest, she was not trying to push a sale, she was just providing us with her own personal experiences in relation to each shoe. Absolutely perfect. Although my sister did not purchase any of the shoes she was shown she commented on the warmth of the shop assistant and the knowledge she had. All in all Clarks a must visit for anyone who wants to get their little one a pair of shoes or trainers, they will provide helpful advice and will even measure your child's feet.
Oh yes please! A shop dedicated to selling bags, hells yeah! GD1 Accessories is a small but…read moreblimmin' brilliant shop which sells a range of designer and fashion handbags. Although it's more often than not I'm only browsing in this shop, it doesn't make me love it any less! The bags on sale include he likes of Radley etc and although sometimes I'll shop in here and not see a thing I even remotely like, other times I'll come and I will literally want to buy everything in the shop! It's times like this when I know I have a handbag obsession and need to leave the shop pronto before my bank balance and I fall out big time! Anyway, this branch in the Abbey Centre is the smaller sister version of a larger branch on Belfast's College Street (think out the back of Boots) and a small local shop it has become quite popular with shoppers.
Now, I am a boy. Or a man, I'm not sure which. I like sports and having a bit of a beard and being…read moreway more laid back than is strictly needed. So I'm not strictly required to ever go into Dorothy Perkins but I have been in on a number of occassions and found it to be completely ok. This is one of the many Dorothy Perkins about and is one of the most popular. It is modern, well thought out and the staff are lovely. A friend of mine used to work in here and she loved it. But from time to time there can be bad queues, but that just depends on the time of day and year I guess. All in all you wont go wrong if you are a girl and you want to get clothes for work but don't expect to be the most modern and fashionable place in town.
This shop is always on my list when im out shopping i nearly always get sumthin in here whether…read more its bs a top a dress or a bag. Always worth caling in when they have a sale on usualy 20% or 30%. They have very nice bags and purses Good range of shoes from heels flats and even boots Also check out there jewellery always get a good offer
Cool store chain in Ireland. Think Walmart meets target then scaled down quite a bit. Clothing food…read moreand hot foods. Some delicious fresh breads. Staff were friendly and prices were fair.
A mid sized store divided into 2 main sections, 1 food and 1 home/clothing. It's quite anonymously…read morepositioned on the Ormeau Road and to be honest I find it the poor cousin of the other Dunnes that can be found in Forestside. The clothing range has always been a bit banal although of a decent enough quality and well-priced. Although recently I've felt that the prices have started to creep up without a rise in the general level of quality or overall style. I'm not really sure who is buying the food as I've always found that despite being quite big it doesn't really feel like the sort of shop you go to do your 'big shop'. Rather it somehow comes across a bit more like an oversized convenience store. The prices are a little higher than I think many would expect to pay too. Usually when you shop 'convenience' you're just getting a few things and you know you're paying a little more as the shop is handy, but here isn't really handy unless you already happen to live right beside it anyway. The finishing is a bit dull too, well maybe not dull.... Dated. All in all its just not that much fun to go into and really the other big Dunnes Store in Forestside makes this one look like the poor cousin.
Great shop for a bargain. It stocks almost everything anyone could want for house & home. Brilliant…read moreselection at all times and helpfull staff. Could not say anything against this store. Well worth a visit.
One of the best 'outside' (ie as opposed to in shopping centre) shops in Ballymena for a great…read morevariety of goods. Downstairs, you can buy anything from sweets and toiletries to handbags, toasters and artificial flowers! Pop upstairs and you can browse through a good selection of furniture, lighting, pictures and more! Only downside is if you have young children with you, there is no public lift, so you either have to ask someone to mind the buggy and carry your youngster upstairs or give upstairs a miss. Their seasonal department towards the rear of the groundfloor changes from gardening in the spring/summer to halloween/christmas in autumn/winter. Always loads of choice no matter what you are looking to buy.
This is a superb shop for all things out doors. I went in looking for a specific size of gas…read morebottle. The sales assistant told me exactly where it should be. I duly went to the location (upstairs) but Al's it wasn't the one I wanted. However saw some amazing equipment and merchandise. Definitely a goto place for outdoor gear!!
Cotswold outdoor is a retailer of outdoor clothing and equipment including footwear, casual…read moreclothing and waterproofs. Similar to the Outdoor Store also on the Boucher Road, it has a great range of products to add to the customer's dilemma of exactly which items they should choose for the job. If you're planning a trek to the great North Pole or a similar camping trip with the family, this store will have all you need from sleeping bags to back packs. If you're a novice with the whole equipment malarkey this shop may send you over the edge with its technical jargon.
Do you remember those Halifax songs with good old Harvey? He sang the following to Tom Jones' 'Sex…read moreBomb'... "Extra, extra, I know you want more, I'll give you something extra when you walk through my door". Every time I think of this wee shop, I have an uncontrollable urge to burst into song, namely Harvey's 'Extra' song. Oh, it's not good... The question is, and one which I have often asked - does Extras really offer extra? Well, this is really yes and no answer. Extras mainly sells those extra accessories women are in dire need of - umbrellas, bags, purses and the like, as well as cheap makeup, false lashes and nail varnish. My purpose in going into Extras was to purchase one of those large, see-through umbrellas for my sister (they're a must have ladies, seriously), but I wanted the smaller version rather than the full size. Unfortunately, none were available, and the shop assistant informed me, "Just those there love, sure that's them opened out there [points to window]". Huh, fair enough. No umbrella for me then. Extras did not entirely fulfil it's self-referential name, but it does have a few additional accessories. Worth a look.