This shop is the perfect place to go for wannabe dress designers, parents who need to entertain…read moretheir children or anyone who is looking to spruce up their home. This tiny shop offers cheaper than cheaper fabrics in a range of colours and materials. What they get seems to change month on month so you never know what you're going to find in the treasure chest of fabrics. The lady who runs the shop is extremely friendly - so if you've got any questions about the materials she sells, or sewing in general, she'll be happy to help. A fun haberdashery if you're looking to get a bit creative!

Believe it or not, I've been here a fair few times with my former housemate, as she took great…read morepleasure in fashioning her own clothes and accessories like bags from the huge range of fabrics carried at this store just off the main drag in Bath. While in there, she would go up and speak to the hugely helpful staff about her latest project and asking them what they would recommend, while I would go around touching all the fury and other unusual fabrics. Once I bought a faux leopard skin bit of cloth to make a crazy notebook, which I still have. Recommended.

Nice shop, difficult to move in when it's busy, which is most weekends…read more Huge variety of accessories, nicely arranged by colour 'story', great for costume jewellery, scarves, bags etc. Always easy to find a present for a girl friend. Not buggy friendly - the queue for the till snakes all round the shop - but very central location.

This is a good branch of Accessorize it's not particularly big which can be a problem during busy…read moreperiods but they have crammed an awful lot into this place!! The walls are lined floor to ceiling with hats, scarfs, bags, shoes and jewellery in every colour you could wish for. They also have a good range of fashion tights, purses and underwear (although a little overpriced for what it is I believe). Negative points are just the two tills and no space to form an orderly queue so can be stressful but that's about it really, it also is linked with Monsoon next door and is right in the centre of town.

When I lived in England I used to always visit this market when visiting Bath. Why? For the…read morearchitecture and quirky shops. For example...I used to buy from the secondhand bookstore there for the lastest block busters. It's nice to see this is still going strong.

Beautiful historic building filled with local independent shop…read more Gillards of Bath, the City's oldest Tea and Coffee merchant established in 1888 has the largest selection of finest teas and coffees I've seen. If you are looking for quality and unique traditionally hand blended teas or an extensive range of tea and coffee accessories this shop is a must visit . They specialise in dark roasted coffee which is almost impossible to find.

came across this shop in Walcot Street by accident and what a suprise. Inside is an alladins cave…read moreof wonderful shoes, dresses and gifts.If in Bath should be top of your visit list

I've been in a couple of times now and have had my nose pierced there. After years of being messed…read morearound by untrustworthy piercers, I can truly say these guys are brilliant. It is obvious that they truly care and are passionate about their work. The cleanliness is next level and are always talking you through procedures and aftercare regardless whether it's your first or 17th piercing! They are completely honest and transparent with their advice even if it means they miss out on a sale - they truly care about their clients. Best piercing studio in Bath - thank you, thank you, thank you :)

Had the pleasure of meeting Daniel on a very busy Sunday. The queue was impressive and only…read moreconfirmed that Broad Street Studio was the best place to have our piercings. Daniel was the coolest, calmest guy and made us feel like we were chatting with an old friend. He was not rushed at all and made sure he had explained all procedures fully. Hygiene was paramount and we know that we have received the best care - thank you.

So tasteful you could slap it between two slices of country wholemeal bread and devour it - Grasse,…read morethis is a stylish rustic, French countryside inspired shop just off the far end of Pulteney Bridge. Wicker log baskets, candles and mists, accessories, leather bags, garden ornaments and tools even skincare products, are all lovingly arranged and packaged for maximum temptation purposes. Pop in on your tour round and you won't be disappointed.

What a great shop if you are looking for something different, come to this shop!. Garden, house,…read morepersonal, its all here and stuff you won't find anywhere else! So unique its untrue and good old fashioned personal service with free gift wrap wow! You walk in and smell the aroma from the candles, try the scents and just be blown away by the choice on one off items all chosen by the owner, what a classy shop. If in Bath, this shop is a huge must visit Recently returned to the shop and WOW!! Seems people were queuing to get in even on a quiet Friday! Different products, different displays and the same great service. Check out the full NEOM range, candles, room sprays and now body lotions. But just smell the new room diffusers, brilliant! I am hard pushed to think of a better shop of this type in the whole UK that provides such substance, style and service. So, if you are in Bath, cross Pulteney Bridge into Argyle Street and visit this treasure Brian

Jolly's might look like an old fashion British department store from the outside, but it is…read moreactually a part of the House of Fraser group. But even though it's part of a chain, House of Fraser should be commended for making it look as though it's an independent department shop. Spread over three levels it's a one-stop shop for ladies who love retail; there's fashion, cosmetics, homeware and a cafe to sit down after an exhausting shopping session. It may all seem a bit middle class but look closely and there's plenty for younger girls too. There's an Oasis, Benefit, MAC and All Saints to name but a few stands. Not the cheapest of places, but a lovely place to go if you're trying to please a whole family of shoppers. They also hold weekly one-off events so make sure you pop in to see what's happening in-store.

Proper higgledy-piggledy department store of old, lots of steps and staircases making it unsuitable…read morefor shopping with a buggy. Ladies clothes - lots of concessions, Planet, Paul Costelloe, phase eight etc plus House of Fraser own brands linea and platinum. Good undies section, and leather handbags and gloves. All the major perfum people are there - use the top entrances to get straight to these. Homeware a bit hit and miss, always worth a look when it's a 20% off day. Staff are either very young or old (some of the ladies in the clothes area must be over 70 - lovely people, not so hot on the till technology) and are ALWAYS pushing the storecard.

This is my favourite shop in Bath! It is a treasure trove of vintage clothing and accessories…read moretucked away off Milson Street. I recently bought a vintage 1920's beaded silk chiffon dress for a wedding, it's so beautiful & I feel amazing wearing. What I love about the pieces from here is that every piece is unique so you know you'll be the only one wearing it! The shop is well worth a visit - the stock seems to change every week so theres always something new and exciting in there!

One of Bath's hidden treasures! There is a range of men's…read moreand women's period clothing, and as the stock changes quite often, it's worth visiting regularly. The staff are friendly, and the prices very reasonable. If you're in the market for some genuine old-fashioned clothes (which are often more up-to-date than up-to-date clothes), this is the place to come.