I'm actually quite a fan of the Dorothy Perkins on Briggate, as it happens. Although I seem to find…read moremore on the sales rack in the St. Johns centre, the window always seems to catch my eye and draw me in for a browse. In terms of style these guys seem to have my look down. Vintage styled shirts, (one in particular that I coveted had some incredible detail on the neck but alas it was dolly pink, which just isn't me) and interestingly tailored trousers, with more than a few cute dresses to boot. I've found the overall quality of the material is pretty high, which is a massive jump from the tacky plastic based cloths of Primarni, and the pricing is just under the line of the likes of Warehouse, French Connection and River Island. Whilst I'd prefer to buy something unique from a vintage shop, for some staple pieces to match in with what I've got these guys are just the business. On average the staff encounters I've had have been pleasant and whilst I wouldn't go for the shoes they've on offer, as I don't believe the quality is really there, overall you can't really go wrong with DP. They're brother branch Burtons is also great for quality men's clothing. I've already reviewed it, but it's worth mentioning I bought an entire suit, including shoes, for my boyfriend a while back for about £150. Really great value!

A great store for a spot of retail thearpy. Things are a little strangely laid out, perhaps to…read moreencourage you to shop for longer, but it's still easy to move around the store and I didn't have any trouble finding what I wanted (although the sale racks could use slightly more careful organisation). Sales and promotions are common and they offer a student discount of 10%. The queues at the check outs can sometimes get a bit long but the staff don't have too much trouble clearing them.

Personally I feel that The Body Shop is a little overrated. Certainly the products are lovely and…read morethey are of a high standard but the prices seem to me not to correspond somehow. I feel that if they reduced their prices slightly they would be much better money and I would be likely to use the store more often. The shop itself is lovely though, having recently undergone a refurbishment to bring it more up to date. The sales assistants are very helpful and always on hand to offer some product advice and their makeovers are lovely, you get to sample the products before you buy.

The bodyshop has been around for years. Although a little…read moremore expensive than the likes of boots and superdrug it is well worth it. All products are not tested on animals. The gift range is gorgeous as is the makeup. The staff are very helpful and always around to offer advice. Plus you can use your bodyshop card to collect stamps in exhange for products

A huge Boots store in Leeds city centre, with multiple entrances through either Trinity Leeds or…read moreAlbion Street, in many ways this store reminds me of a slightly smaller version of Boots on Market Street, due to the many ways to get in and out of the store, and the store being pretty big and over multiple stores. The store really does stand out on Albion Street but for good reasons, the modern glass store and it is quite vibrant especially compared to the poorly maintained old building (possibly Grade listing), which is home to Starbucks across the way. The "Food and drink" section has a decent selection, but it is pretty weird having small drinks fridge outside of the main, signposted section, and with it being split into 4 corners (a square of fridges), the selection was typical of Boots but again wasn't as broad as other larger branches, such as Manchester Market Street. Facilities in the store did seem pretty decent, including an Opticians and Chemist. Decent Boots store overall, pretty much average to what one would expect to serve a large city, it doesn't tend to go above and beyond compared to both other branches of Boots, similar rivals and my expectations, however. 3*

When your wife hands you a list with cosmetics that you must under pain of death, bring back from…read moreyour visit to the UK. Where do you go? Here! Floor upon floor is smelly stuff that delight women so very much. For the man, it's laid out so it's easy to navigate. So you can run in, get the stinky stuff and get back out. Better than my home town Boots, friendly staff. But more importantly you can get out fast.

Accent Ladies is a rather large shop selling a wide range of clothing brands. It's quite a mixed…read morebag of styles with some more casual wear, some a bit more glam, and upstairs some evening or occasion wear with more elaborate dresses and a few unusual quirky pieces. Because of the variety in styles the shop doesn't really hold together well as a concept and a browse can feel very hit and miss. There is so much choice that I imagine most people would find at least something to their taste but you need to be prepared to pay more than average high street prices as most items have a designer label attached.

Accent holds a wide range of unique labels like Firetrap, which I love! It looks like a very…read moreexpensive shop and is located in the shopping area Queen's Arcade that also has a few expensive, independent jewelry shops. Firetrap is a more affordable label as they do good quality and unique styles but they do stock other more outrageous labels in terms of style and price. You might find the odd footballers wife trying on a leather jacket in this shop. Last time I went in I was slightly put off by a women browsing whilst talking rather loudly on the phone about her friends villa - its nice despite its size, apparently. As I looked through their wall of jeans I tried to block her out and focus on the job in hand - jean shopping. There are so many styles and brands to choose from here you could spend all day at it!

Just a pretty, pretty store. We didn't buy anything. But it's just very nice to walk through…read morehere, as their style & decor is pleasant, modern/chic, yet with a fun vintage vibe. Wish we had these stores in America.

I walk into this store searching for a present for my wife…read more I am happy to report that I found the present. The staff is very helpful.

This is a large Superdrug store inside the White Rose Shopping Centre in Leeds, while it lacks a…read morePharmacy, the store still is a decent size and has a good selection overall, including a small range of basic medications such as paracetamol and cough medicine. The selection of both men's and women's toiletries is quite extensive, but I would compare pricing with Boots elsewhere in the mall, as some items are considerably more expensive here, or in some cases considerably cheaper. The store layout is easy to follow and familiar to anyone who has visited a Superdrug store before. The staff members don't seem too polite or helpful, and some shelves and aisles do often appear to be blocked for restocking during busy periods, rather than doing it when the store is quiet to cause minimal disruption. 3* - A nice store for the White Rose, especially when supported by similar stores nearby, despite a couple of minor problems.

service can be better but they are a lot cheaper than boots and other places…read more but they dont always have all the stuff either way good quality and good service

A dead good T K Maxx! It takes up the entire top floor of the Victoria Shopping Centre, and the…read morefirst time I came here I accidentally spent an hour and a half trying stuff on. There's a good range of homeware too, and lots of shoes. Generally tidier and better stocked than the other TK Maxxes I've been to, too. I can only think that that's because Harrogate is posher : )

Unlike the previous reviewer, I don't like this TK Maxx! I found it to be far too hot inside (too…read moremuch glass maybe?) and a bit cramped. Despite Harrogate being a lovely town, the store was still a bit too messy for my liking, and parking is a real issue - you have to park in the main car park and walk (fine, unless you've just filled a couple of trolleys with bargains!). I have never found anything in Harrogate TKM that has excited me, perhaps because the folks in the town are that little bit more knowledgeable and grab the designer bargains as they know what they are. Still well worth a visit though.

Advantage card Kiosk? Check. Instant Photo Kiosk? Check…read more Photo Lab? Check. Midnight Pharmacy? Check. Prescription Service? Check. Lots of lovely make-up? Check. Plenty of delicious body treats? Check. Lots of perfume? Check. A money Tree in the corner? Missing! If you're a slave to Boots like I am and always spend a large amount of pennies on the fragrance, body and cosmetics they have to offer...steer clear! This store is one of the larger ones and has a huge choice of christmas gifts in at the moment. My bank manager will not be happy if I make one more trip there this week.... The only thing I didn't like was the lack of an Estee Lauder, YSL and Dior counter...Why boots?! Why?!?!?!

This would have to be one of the larger Boots stores in the Leeds area, certainly much more…read moregrandiose than the Headingley version and its strange door, which I've managed to walk into several times. As soon as you enter you can feel the space of the store looming before you - it's pretty big. As such it holds a lot more stock than the average Boots chemist also - hair products, perfumes, make-up, body-care items, luncheon meal deals, perscription counter and more are all readily available and seemingly x10 on the smaller counterpart stores. Given that I've rather specific items of make-up that I like to use I nipped in on the hopes that this Boots would stock them, as the previous one had failed me. Happy days! There was my specific brand of concealer, in my extra fair shade! Thanks to the Boots I no longer need walk around looking like I've not slept in days, even if I feel that way. Awesomes. You know the nicest bit, too? The lady who served me was so friendly and nice, even though she had clearly worked all day with nary a customer in sight. How lovely! A very handy, very uber Boots.