The 10 luxcery Christmas cracker s you sold are a joke out of the ten we got two hats nothing…read moreluxcery about them disappointed

Horrible ,Common, Uneducated, Nasty, Ignorant staff. They had Audacity to actually remark about…read moremyself wearing a mask LOUD ENOUGH referring to me as looking like a criminal etc and lady member of staff calling me a scumbag!!!!! I do think you have the right to wear a mask still especially if you have health issues and family old vulnerable and health issues too.The staff are the low ones not me , because I wore my mask. Feel extremely angry, disgusted, and surprised how openly ignorant and no shame staff can be.Rude

I think deep down somewhere I know that I am too old to shop in Urban Outfitters but I also have no…read moreshame so I hold my head up high and continue to go. This is the only branch in Northern Ireland and it's an absolute treasure trove of funky clothes, jewellery, accessories and home wares. Clothes are of the leggings/obscure t shirts/floral dresses type so beloved by teenagers (and sad older people like me), while the jewellery is big and funky and best of all affordable. You'll also find sunglasses, hats, handbags (big, slouchy and fashionable) and footwear. There is a section of vintage clothes and jewellery where you'll find one off pieces that you can be sure no-one else will have. Also, there seems to be a perpetual sale so although some of the pieces are pricey, you can still find a bargain. The home wares section has some really terrific stuff - my favourite thing from Urban Outfitters so far is my technicolor Wonder Woman apron. And I am indeed a wonder woman. The staff in this store are all young and funky and the good news are that they are friendly and super helpful, even when the shop is jammed with customers.

Hey there, kid! Do you want an expensive 'designer' t-shirt that is just a red t-shirt with a…read morepenguin on it plus some funky wallpaper, a shower curtain and the latest cool music that no one has heard of? Well step inside and leave all sense of what is expensive and what isn't outside with the sane people. This shop is almost the most pointless shop in the world. Basically, every shop has a target audience. And some shops have maybe two target audiences. This seems to be aimed at anyone who wants to come in with money. I walked around the entirety of this shop and absolutely everything had an extortionate price tag, or looked so out of place it confused me. It's kind of an up-market version of a shop selling stuff that as fallen off the back of a lorry, except that the lorry was a very fancy, soft-top BMW and the box was decorated with diamonds. The shop specialises in clothes for men and women, accessories, wallpaper, novelty gifts, music, helmets, art, books... Call in for a look around by all means. If you can work out the point of this shop, answers on a postcard please.

These stores are popping up everywhere, and are one of the few chains which are doing quite well in…read morethese tough economic times. The first thing to note about this place is that everything is £1 - no exceptions. They sell all sorts of stuff, including toiletries, cleaning products, food, snacks... the list goes on. I was in here the other day and picked up a roll of 40 black bags/bin-liners, Aquafresh toothpaste, Flash cleaner, 88 Tetley 'one-cup' teabags, a 12 pack of crisps, and a 12 pack of Kodak triple A batteries (the really skinny ones), all for £6. They even managed to undercut B and M (see my review) by selling Fray Bentos pies for £1 (they are price flashed as £2.19). It's incredible the amount of stuff you can pick up in here. It's a very well laid out store too - not the disorganised pile of random items you sometimes find in smaller bargain shops. A quick run in here before you go to do your shopping may save you a few quid on your weekly grocery bill, and it's an excellent store if you're travelling around the country and need to pick up some essentials.

This place and brand has always set itself up to be a very British enterprise with plenty of…read morehistory behind it. The image of 3 young men setting up a market stall to sell jeans and in no time they were taking on the biggest brands in the world and doing it for cockney pride. Well, this may be the case and I'm sure Alan Sugar is oh so very proud but there is one problem - I don't think the stuff is any good. The jeans themselves are just not nice. They're way too mainstream and have basically no style or quality about them. I'm a bit of a jeans snob and will only wear Levi's but I think Pepe are a bit rubbish. The shop itself is nice. Its slick and clean and modern. The staff are sound enough as well, they're polite and professional which you can't really complain about. This place just isn't for me but I'm sure its pretty much perfect for a lot of people.

Pepe Jeans is one of the many places in the bustling Victoria Square that denim is pushed to the…read morefore-front of the agenda. I used to have a pair years ago that I bought from a discount retailer but haven't had a look at any of their newer stuff until this new store opened. The place is fairly typical of modern clothes store - dark wood, darkly lit but brightened in all the right place. There are a plethora of jeans to choose from - traditional blue denim in standard cuts through to boot-cut, loose and the brightly coloured variety. I've never understood bright jeans or coloured jeans in general, especially for men. The idea of wearing white denim baffles me, it truly does. Anyway, worth a little poke around but to be honest it being a one off branded store you're stuck with the limit of having only Pepe Jeans to choose from.

On the way to our food tour, my friend was complaining about the wind. I suggested a new ball cap…read moreso we headed to Primark. Super convenient, lots of options, and the low price was a winner. A bit of a queue to check out but the clerk was efficient. I've been to a few Primarks in my travels but not in a few years. This was consistent with my experience - a large department store, lots on display, clear pricing. Overall, a good experience. [Review 1876 of 2024 - 859 in United Kingdom - 22898 overall]

Never been to a Primark before so my review might be alittle one sided. But my husband was telling…read moreme about this place and kept seeing people with their bags around belfast. So when we found it, we made it a point to stop in. Well let's just say our stop in turned into an all out let's buy everything. They have cute kids clothes that are super cheap and good quality. It was nice to see that they had Disney stuff as most places don't and if they do, they charge an arm and a leg. At least in the states. The staff is super helpful and even helped me find sizes. The place was stocked and we'll maintained. Yes they do get alot of customers and so having some mess is going to happen. Even the woman at the cash register was helpful and neatly put the merchandise in the bag. Way different then the service u get in the states.

For my 345th Yelp, I am sharing one of my favorite shopping places! I enjoy shopping at M&S,…read morewhenever I am in the UK or Ireland. I can count on them for clothes that suit both my style and my budget. Today they were short staffed. Very few registers open and no one on the selling floor to help when I needed it. This afternoon I purchased some jeans for myself, some toner and I grabbed my husband a few wee colognes from this place. The toner was a great buy for my travel weary skin. The colognes are outstanding, make hubby smell like the dashing Irishman that he is, and the jeans hit these curves correctly. Terrific food selections as well. Once I had them cater an entire Christmas Dinner. This was several years back. But again, Mark & Spencer's quality was evident; their prices are fair. Again...They never disappoint.

I was excited to visit a M&S while visiting Belfast and this particular location didn't quite live…read moreup to my expectations; as far as department stores go, this one felt like a basic Macy's back in the US. There was a major sale underway and the store was busy - but I didn't see anything that looked much higher end than an H&M.

Liberty Blue used to be the shop indie boys would go to for their t-shirts and cord trousers. These…read moredays, it's where the hipster teenage girls go to get their fix. Basically, if you're an Urban Outfitters fan, you'll like this place. Hell of a transformation, no? Well, Liberty Blue pulled it off with aplomb, becoming one of Belfast's favourite boutiques. In fact, it's one of the only independent shops in the city centre these days, which is nice. It's a great place to go for a funky dress or a vintage-inspired top and while it is slightly more expensive than its high-street counterparts, sometimes you just have to be prepared to pay for something less ordinary.

I love this shop. It is a treasure trove of all things lovely!…read more It really reminds me of what used to be my favourite clothes shop in Dublin, Sabotage, on Wicklow Street in that it is quirky, fun, individual and stocks some classically stylish clothes. Liberty Blue tends not to follow any trends and instead trusts their customers discerning eyes. When I was at college in the city, I used to come here and browse through the rails of clothes hoping that all the studying would pay off and I would land a top newspaper job so I could buy all these lovely clothes. Seriously, I used to motivate myself to work harder by lusting after clothes I couldn't afford. It works! The window displays are usually very striking and are the thing that draw most punters in off the street. Inside the store is beautifully laid out, it's the kind of place which is a pleasure just to come in and browse around. There are cutesy skirts, cool Edie Sedgwick t-shirts, gorgeous dresses, both casual and fancy, Audrey Hepburn style cardigans and good music to boot. On display in the middle table there are some handmade broaches, rings and jewellery trinkets, funky tights and a battered old suitcase with some vintage belts in every imaginable colour- a snip at £4 each or 3 for £10. The jewellery also deserves a special mention, the necklaces are really cool, chic and very charming. Long gold chains with bird cages or little gold Eiffel towers. These necklaces have done me for many birthday presents this year, they all come moderately priced too. The assistants are really friendly and always make a point of saying hello, which is a really nice touch I think. Check out the sale rail down the back for some bargains. Prices vary and should suit all customers. The more expensive party dresses range from £50-£70 and there are really good quality dresses from about £20. Definitely cheaper than their contemporaries Topshop and Urban Outfitters. I don't mind paying money for something quality that looks unique and it's always an added plus to be supporting such a fabulous and unique local business.

Victoria square Belfast... Terrible experience with manager. Returned coat that was faulty and was…read moretold to buy another one as would not exchange for me. Explained it was only worn once and manager was more interested in gossiping about other staff members and smelt strongly off alcohol as well as very poor hygiene problems. After few exchanges I left store with his verbally abusing me in front off horrified customers. Shocking to say the least and man in question is a liability to H@M... avoid at all costs.

Victoria square,Belfast. manager extremely rude and unprofessional. hygiene was atrocious from…read morestaff member . never experienced anything like that in a retail shop. avoid at all costs. very disappointimg and will never be back. As leaving shop with a faulty jacket staff manager verbally abused me in front off horrified customers. I'm still baffled and chap in question shouldn't be working with the public,he is a liability to H@M... shocking.