Lovely little shopping arcade with some nice shops and a large pizza restaurant…read more Beautiful view of Mounts Bay as you shop with access to the front and the main high street. From chocolate to pasties, from clothes to a game shop. Nice place to shop.

Run of the mill shopping centre with an amazing view of St Michaels Mount.read more

Trago Mills is a fantastic shopping place for getting bargains!…read more A firm favourite of most Cornish people from what I ahve heard! At Trago you can buy anything from a new door, carpet to toys, clothes, shoes and a whole lot more! Outside they even have an area where you can sit by a lake and feed the ducks whilst you eat your lunch, its easy to park with lots of space and has plenty of lifts for push chairs and wheel chairs since it is on several levels. Basically whatever your needs you are highly likely to find it here and at a lower price than other places too! x

We had flown into Newquay airport and wanted to get something to eat on the drive to Plymouth…read more So we stopped at this place, as our cousin remembered there had been a cute cafe here. Well. There HAD BEEN, but unfortunately it has since been closed. Don't worry, there is still a cafe here, a local assured us. Just go into the hardware store, turn right, and keep walking. And yes! Eventually we did find the cafe. They didn't have a huge selection of soft drinks, which is an understatement, and they definitely were not COLD soft drinks. And they didn't have our first choices of entrees (the hunter's chicken and the madras chicken), or our second choices (the madras vegetables). But they did have fish and chips: two choices here, in fact. So we ordered a couple fish & chips and a plaice (a kind of fish) and chips. Prices seemed reasonable; the kind of prices you might expect in a cafe inside a hardware store. There are some large oil paintings inside the dining area - huge oil paintings featuring the founder of the mill, who seems like...a rather bizarre person. Oh, and I feel like I should mention that there are no toilets where the cafe is now in the hardware store, you have to walk back to the other building, where the cafe was when it was a cafe, to find them. Anyway, eventually we were served our fishes and chipses by a somewhat dazed and confused server. And the food was fine. Definitely reminiscent of Long John Silver's style in the US, to me. But the real joy here was laughing with our relatives about our experiences here and I'm sure we will be enjoying this for years and years to come. And that's really more important than what we had to eat or little things like that. And oh, I did like that they had bottles of malt vinegar on the table. Much more convenient than in other places, where you have to poke around in the packets of "tomato" and "brown sauce" (whatever that is) to find the thing you are looking for.

A good place if you want to get stuff cheap,lots of people go there all year round especially…read morechristmas.Good thing its close to a good car park so walking to it isnt to bad. They sell anything from clothes to toys to diy to furniture,artist stuff which you will always find me there as its my passion!Carpets china even hair products and fishing kits! Its a typical one-stop shop.

Every time I visit Falmouth, I visit Trago Mills. Trago seem to sell everything and anything at a…read moredecent, low price. The shop sells clothing, household goods, toys, tools and so much more, and it is usually a lot cheaper than anywhere else in the area. The queues at the till can be quite long as Trago is very popular, so I advise you use one of the quieter downstairs tills. In recent visits I have had some cheap Christmas decorations, chocolate and carpet. What I like about Trago is you never know what your going to find when you get there, so you usually leave with all sorts of useful things. The next time you are in the Falmouth area, I recommend a visit to Trago.

I found this shopping mall has nearly everything under its roof, the roof lets in alot of daylight,…read morethere are three levels with a food court on the third with Burgerking, Spud-u-LIke, and others. The range of stores here are mostly for clothing with New Look, Next, but also jewellers, music store of HMV but no store to buy an electiric shaver. Conclusion is many top brand stores here with easy access for wheelchairs with elevators from level to level and not many steps. There is a car parking lot that is connected with more elevators however there is a charge for parking at a ticket machine before you leave so beware how long you are staying as the longer there the more will be charged.....crazy Rated a struggling 2 stars as carparking should be free.

I like this shopping centre, it brings the centre of Plymouth into the 21st Century. It is easy to…read moreget to and parking is easy. You pay as you leave which is great as I never have any spare change! All of your usual chain shops can be found here and you can stay dry now whilst you do your shopping. Coffee shops galore, so you won't go thirsty! The downside for me is that House of Fraser and Debenhams remain out of the centre, so despite it all being very convenient to shop inside, you need to have your coat if you are planning to venture to either of these or beyond. Overall a welcome addition to what was a dreary town centre. There are lots of Plymothians who dislike it, but you can't please everybody!

Love the clothes and the prices. Hate the return/exchange policy. They will NOT change or refund…read moreANYTHING without a receipt. I bought a shirt for my dad. A little too small. Had transaction up from my bank (bought yesterday), WONT EXCHANGE FOR LARGER SIZE?!??? So I'm now stuck with something that I can't use??? Manager was cocky and slammed a receipt on the counter to show me the back which says receipt is required. This is an ARCHAIC policy and one which leaves people like me without recourse. I spent a lot of money yesterday. Can't find receipt. This needs to change. NOT HAPPY

Very large store in the mall offering very cheap clothing and house hold items…read more Often very busy and very untidy, although they can be forgiven due to the amount of traffic through their doors. Staff are young and seem uninterested. Queues can often be massive, although they do try their best to get these down quickly.

The reason we ended up stopping at this Marks & Spencer is quite funny. Basically we were driving…read moredown from our Air BnB in Bodmin to Land's End and needed a pit stop for a loo. We saw a sign for a Motorway Service but overshot the exit and ended up in a Mall, rather than at the Motorway Service!! So once at the mall, decided that Marks & Spencer was the most likely of all the available shops to have a loo, and jackpot! Found the loos on the 2nd floor! We spent a good 10-15 mins also just walking around the store and checking it out. The food hall is downstairs on the 1st floor and had a good produce section. All clothing was up on the 2nd floor and golly, some of it was expensive! However nice designs, so glad we got a chance to check this store out. Yelp 307/ 2018

This market in Truro is perfectly decent, but you can't help feel that they maybe need at least one…read morestand out shop or eatery to take it to the next level.

The Pannier market is a large, old fashioned market situated on the edge of Lemon Quay. This is…read moreTruro's larger market with around 30 shops. There is everything from a army clothes shop to a card shop to a joke shop in this market, each store offering a personal service. The Pannier Market is a good place to find unusual items that you may be struggling to find elsewhere. It is not as modern as Lemon Street Market but the service is usually very good and the variety of goods on offer more than makes up for this. I would recommend going to the Pannier Market if you have something you need fixing, or if you want a bargain.

What a gorgeous array of shops under one roof. The building itself is attractive and the shops on…read moretwo floors sell some beautiful things at very good prices, just the place for some original Christmas presents most of which are locally made. I was very pleasantly surprised at the transformation in this place and would highly recommend taking a look around - I think you would be pleasantly surprised.

good selection of colourful and definately different stock…read moreReasonably priced Not enough mirrors changing rooms a bit small Shoe offerings are v.good Glad they're giving free carriers again

This is a huge shop over two floors with good lift access…read more Selling clothing for men, women and children, plus shoes, underwear, homewares, gifts and toys there is a bit of everything in there. But the trouble is finding it! As a discount store although things are grouped according to type sometimes it can take a lot of sifting through (especially clothing) to find what you are after. If you have the time and patience to look through things like that though there are bargains to be had in all areas. Despite the effort in finding things I still love this shop, in part because the prices can be good and also because often you don't know quite what you will find in there!

My child's school has started using Keywear due to updating their uniform and this is my first time…read moreusing them. They work so hard and they're so busy at this time of year so an extra 500 orders will have really pushed them. They've got my order out quickly and in time for the new school year and I cannot express my thanks enough for the work they put in. Thank you to everyone at Keywear.

From the owner: Keywear offers a one stop schoolwear shop. To compliment we also offer t-Shirt printing and…read moreembroidery for schools, clubs,s groups, businesses