I had to come here twice to get a phone. The first time I…read morecame I asked for a micro-chip phone, the guy frowned and said that they were all old phones and they hardly come by. He did not even try to look for an option. I went home and I looked up all the microchip phones they had at the store (Apparently they dont keep certain models in the store) and came with a list of 4 phones. Out of which 3 were not available though the website said it was available. The guys barely have knowledge of the phones and the service is absolutely terrible.

I like the fact that this hard ware store is so centrally located. No need to go to the suburbs to…read morefind decent nails or screwdrivers or even paint or whatever DIY supplies you are looking for. It has a great assortment. If you are looking for small appliances the prices are better here than at the department stores at Nordstan or at NK. The staff is helpful. No amex

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i like browsing in housewares stores. There are so many cool stuff! I could easily throw everything…read moreI have and buy new stuff - colour schemed. This Cervera store has two floors, utensils on street floor and some furniture, home decor and glass and china upstairs. From being all glass and china Cervera is now more utensils and electronic appliances. And also - home decor... Why? I think they should stick to the core. Spreading focus means less focus - so the selection is not too wide.

This lovely greenhouse is what I imagine a miniature version Crystal Palace in London would look…read morelike. When you walked in, it felt so magical and lush, almost like the herbology class in the Harry Potter series. Lots of beautiful plants to admire! And free entry too, really resets your soul!

As a plant lover, this was an awesome place to visit. There was an enormous display of exotic palms…read morefrom around the world, with the room lined wall to wall with greenery. All the plants were labeled with names and locations, which was helpful. It put into perspective how extensive the collection was. On the left side of the central greenhouse was another filled with succulents and cacti. Many of these specimens were very unique to this location, as I had never seen probably 20 of the species. This served as a great research location if you're into exotic plant collecting. The greenhouses on the right side were temporarily closed, which was unfortunate. Additionally, they were doing work on parts of the greenhouse, so it was sometimes a little loud and didn't smell great. But, that work was isolated, so it was easy to avoid it. Entrance was free, which is always a good thing.