A good little new age shop selling all kinds of gifts and oddments from all over the world…read more The theme of the items is very bohemian with throws, cushion covers, candles and ornaments many from India and Thailand. It's a good place to look for a present for the person who has everything as you're bound to find something in here they haven't got. The shop can get very busy with people looking at things so be careful not to knock anything fragile off the shelves as you're weaving past other shoppers. Also, as part of their ethical stance, Evolution don't particularly like giving plastic bags out but you'll get a beaming smile if you tell them you don't need one.

A well established outlet filled with funky trinkets including gifts, candles, home accessories &…read morehand made goods. Ethically sourced, reasonable prices with regular sales and friendly staff. Love it!

Sells pretty much everything you could ever need, at a decent price…read more Could do with a fresh or frozen food department, but otherwise perfect.

A joy for the student and skint people among us. Everything you need and more to live quite…read morecomfortably. The food stuffs are decent brands and very cheap. The toiletries are also good vale. At christmas there are some branded toys which they sell at least half price. Even alcohol! what re you waiting for, go there

The deal is straightforward - everything costs a quid, unless it doesn't. Sometimes you can get two…read moreor three things for a pound. In general the store is filled with low quality items from electronics, sweets, CDs to kitchenware. Some of the stuff is very, very cheesy, and sometimes I wonder who the hell buys it. It's a good place if you are lets say buying a birthday present for a friend, and want to add a small thing for a laugh. OK, I admit - sometimes you will find good deals in Poundland, but sometimes the items are more expensive than in supermarkets. The funny thing is that there are bout three 'pound stores' within you visual field when you step outside the store.

Poundland -everything costs a pound unless you get two things for a pound and then it's…read morefiftypenceland.Is actually attached to another pound store and faces yet another which my son (one pound economics expert) much prefers -better quality of massly produced platic things -take twice as long to fall apart two minutes as opposed to four. Everything you'd expect (last years David Beckhams Soccer School Annual) and more (solar paneled gnome illuminous key holder and bottle opener).Cheap toiletries and confectionery -plenty of brand names dotted around.

Some absolutely lovely products on sale for your house. The products are displayed nicely in this…read morequite large shop for you to see and purchase. The prices are quite high but it is evident why. A lot of the things on sale in the pier are a little unusual and may be from another country or another culture.

Really lovely shop with some beautiful items for the house. Prices can be quite steep, but has good…read moresales so head there in January!

This is probably one of the most maverick and unconventional Wilko stores I have visited, the main…read morebranch in Sheffield city centre - the store is over two floors and it is the first time I have ever seen a Wilko branch contain a Post Office, toilets and Cafe - although the latter two seem to close really early including the toilets a good 2 hours or so before the store closes which for me lowers that benefits - the only toilet which is open throughout the store is the disabled toilet which appears to be used for storage making it a nightmare for anyone, let alone a disabled person of which the toilet is designed for. The store being on Haymarket perhaps isn't the best location within the city centre, as it is a stop on the tram or a good 5-10 minute walk from the rest of the city's main shopping areas including The Moor and Fargate, the whole area seems a little rough including the nearby Hilton Sheffield - which of course lowers the overall feel of the store as it feels like the backstreets of a third world country rather than a city centre of the largest and main town of the South Yorkshire region. The staff didn't seem too friendly or helpful - the overall product range was okay but again the layout was confusing including one way in one way out forcing you to buy something - again this is a traditional method Wilko use in many of their stores but surely this adds extra inconvenience to customers just coming in perhaps to use the Cafe (at its' limited hours) or the Post Office who obviously have no need to wait at the crowded checkouts? Not in the best location in Sheffield but still central nonetheless, also let down by its' store layout and perhaps offering too much than it is able to cope with - proof of this is closing many facilities early or having different timings which don't seem to work out. 2*

The thing about Wilkinson is it really is cheap for everything. From shampoo to dining plates. Fair…read moreenough it might not be the best stuff in the world but the old saying you get what you pay for comes to mind and you have to remember that things here do come a lot cheaper than they do anywhere else. Layout and staff are average but expected, no grumbles but not amazement shopping here!

I have shoped here alot i find the goods to be a good quality and the prices are pretty resonable…read more They have good choice of products and special offers on from time to time.

This is my favorite place for all housewares. They have everything at reasonable prices and good…read morequality. Purchased tons of stuff there for my house. They have rugs, pillows, pillow cases, kitchen ware, just about anything you can think of for your home. You must visit this place I'll bet you do not walk out empty handed.

This is a tiny shop but I always manage to find something in there, and most often it's a bargain…read more What I most like about the place is that the staff are really genuinely lovely they actually seem to take interest in what you are saying. There always seems to be someone having a chat with the staff when I go in but they always politely move on to serve me in a timely fashion.

Ever walked in to a shop and wanted to buy everything? Made In The Cellar is like that. It's like…read moreAladdin's cave, but in Sheffield. In there you'll find things like typographic prints of inspiration & wit; stripped-back, up-cycled tables and bespoke one off pieces of furniture; gorgeous scented candles, and stylish candlesticks; quirky lamps and the types of light fittings you see in ultra stylish interior design magazines... The list goes on. There is a selection of smaller items which would be great gifts for people, and a box of greeting cards which are so sarcastic and borderline offensive, that I couldn't resist buying 4 on my last visit - the one I'll be giving my dad for his birthday will either make or break our relationship! For the quality of the stuff in there, it's incredibly reasonably priced, I just wish I had a big enough house to fit it all in!