I fell upon this wonderful shop whilst wandering through the Piece Hall. It had the most fabulous…read more50's dress at only £30. I couldnt believe my luck until I started looking through the rail and found oodles more around the same price. There was a good selection of not onlt clothes but accessories and home bits n bobs too. I will definatly be back on payday or maybe before !!

Took my wife to the piece hall in halifax and we went into this vintage clothing shop where she…read morebought a beautiful evening dress for my works event she'd been moaning about getting something different and couldnt get something from the highstreet so thank heavens we found this something very different and unique due to the fact it never been on the high street production lines! Definitely popping in again (according to the wife anyway!)

This place is just remarkable. Spread over two massive floors of a mill the Halifax Sell it Centre…read morehas a huge range of furniture and household goods. Wether its antique victorian furniture, a new bed or a tv they have it here and the prices are very good value for money. They will also deliver to most places int he area.

This TK Maxx is set out of the town in a retail park just off the main road - if you didn't know it…read morewas there it would be easy to miss it. It isn't a bad size but for some reason the homewares department is tiny. There is a large ladieswear section and I've found a few good bargains there, and they always seem to have plenty of handbags and shoes (essential!). If you're an avid TK Maxx-er like me, then watch out for the early closing times - they shut at 7pm on most nights which is a bit earlier than most of the other branches.

Quite a small store on the Pellon Retail Park, not ideal for town centre shoppers as quite a walk…read moreup the hill out of town. Fair sized store with all departments covered including children, toys, homewear, ladies and menswear but all one on floor and not the tidiest as often clothes on the floor.

Horrendous experience at Walk in Style at Saltaire... I was sold a faulty - now totally unwearable…read morejumpsuit £185 ... The worst thing is, is that they gave advice to my specialist cleaner and then when the colour ran following their advice... they changed their website and lied about it!!! Bloody disgraceful.... greedy owner!!! We have evidence of these things to take it to court but I just want a quick resolution and my money back. I have given them 3 months to sort it out... the owner has not returned one call and they have my £185....they promised me a replacement before 20.9.18... no surprises that it never arrived, and no further engagement from them?? I no longer want a replacement as the event for which it was purchased had passed... they had 4 weeks notice of this.. Anyone got any advice on the best way to resolve this.... I really don't need the stress, but want to make sure no one else receives this level of hideous customer service. Meanwhile.... avoid at all costs!!!

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I love this place and go out of my way to go there. An…read moreAlladdins cave of treasures from shoes to fabrics..kitchen ware to religious icons..suits to saris.Balti trays and cooking utensils are very reasonably priced compared to any cook shop. This store is massive! It packs a lot of stuff all under one roof! Lovely sari fabrics from around £15.99. I often buy the plain white silk ones for £15 and cut into smaller pieces and dye for other things.Ornate saris make wonderful furnishing fabrics too. A great selection of haberdashery..lovely ribbons and trims. A bargain bin with short pieces of amazing fabrics at about 8 pieces a £1. Some stunning jewellery as well and indian cosmetics and hennabindis, henna tattoos and I also stock up on incense. The huge emporium is a gleaming bazaar with rolls of silks in every possible shade. Racks of spangled shoes and sandals seem to come straight from Bollywood. Yet there are also racks of little girls' organdie dresses like those worn by Shirley Temple in the 1930s. Indeed, something about Bombay Stores is very comforting for English people: it is as if time has stood still. For the Asian community is a taste of home. There is order and calm, no pressure selling and plenty of space to wander from the boutique, selling Bollywood pop hits and videos, to the cafe, en route to the fabrics, suits and shoes. I always keep carrying armfuls of stuff to the checkout but now they have also devised a new idea. In fact there's so much that the only way to shop for larger goods is to browse the store and pick up tickets for each item that you want to purchase, and when you're done you go to the checkout, give in your tickets and all your items will be ready to pay for and collect. I bought a huge, thick fleecy throw for about £20 and everyone wants to steal itit is so soft and luxurious! The brains behind Bombay Stores is 68-year-old Abdul Kader, who came to Britain in 1957. He knew nobody, and started with nothing, but there were jobs. He worked on the London buses and in the Bradford mills. By 1963 he had bought his first business, a former fish and chip shop. His capital was only £100 and his wife, Maryam, worked long hours in the shop making dresses while he drove buses on a double shift to pay for the enterprise. He expanded to the present premises in Shearbridge Road in 1983. Today, annual turnover is £10m and he employs 70 workers. Very efficient and helpful service. They have a cafe for wonderful samosas, coffee and good western style kids meals too. Bombay Stores in Bradford not only sells fabrics that attract customers from all over the world, it also brings together a multicultural community. It is the UK's largest Asian department store. They have a web site with a small online catalogue and various department goods. Opening times: Mon to Fri 10:00am till 07:30pm Sat 10:00am till 08:00pm Sun 12:00pm till 06:00pm

A great place to find interesting and colourful fabric/trims, Bombay stores has stacks of the…read morestuff. The wide range offers everything from simple plain white cotton to the most heavily embellished and luxurious satins perfect for wedding dresses. They have a dedicated bridal section and I believe they do custom made wedding dresses these do not come cheap but you get what you pay for. The extensive trims section offers glittering diamantes and a fantastic selection of buttons. They really do have everything you need at Bombay stores. The only thing that does start to get irritating after a while is the music as Bollywood tunes really aren't my thing but it's an INdian store so it fits well with the shop.

This is a great little department store tucked away behind summerfield on the outskirts of Elland…read more They do some lovely gifts at Christmas time. There is a large shoe department, probably more for the older woman, and lots of nice handbags. The mens section is quite big. The home wares are lovely, some fab bedding and towels. Also candles and photo frames etc. Upstairs is the womans section, with a good range of both fashionable and practical items, some for the older woman. Their accessories are fab too with some very well priced silverware. Some great ballgown type dresses at good prices too! It has a cafe downstairs with yummy food at fgood prices.

One of the better clothing shops in Halifax town centre though that isn't really saying much! They…read morecould do with more space as it's a small shop and always busy, yiou wouldn't really want to go in there with a pram! A fairly good selection of clothes though I never seem to buy anything in there as you're too likely to see someone else in the same outfit on a night out. The footwear section is comparitively quite large though I'm not a big fan of their shoes and think you get better design for the same price elsewhere. They tend to do nice jewellery which is really all I buy from here nowadays, people don't really notice if you're wearing the same bracelet as another girl. An ok shop but it really does depend on what you are wanting to buy.

Small shop but large choice, often find items overpriced and poor quality, have had to take several…read moreitems back due to torn seams etc. Good returns policy, staff often quite snobby and look down on customers. Another shop with aisles of junk in their sales.

Bronx is located very near to the Lloyds TSB bank Westgate branch. It's a small shop that sells…read moreonly menswear, men's shoes and a few accessories such as bags and belts. The shop has two floors, on the ground floor is's only clothes, on the second - clothes and shoes. There are many famous (and expensive) designer and semi-designer items to choose from. The staff is very helpful and patient, I have spent there about 30 minutes choosing shoes and there were still smiling. If you have done well on the stock market, this is the shop for you.

This used to be a really good outdoor shopping village but seems to have gone downhill over the…read morelast few years. This used to have a nice mix of ethnic and engish stores and you had a realy good choice of things to buy, but, now it focuses more on ethnic goods and thus there isnt really much for me to buy there anymore as i dont go in for all the spices and curry food that it sells. The village has many market type stalls set out in the grounds and there is also a few stalls inside too - there is a second hand flea market type of stall inside with all sorts of second hand furniture and books, ornaments, bric a brac, etc. There is also a small pet shop inside which doesnt do many live animals but does cater for pet care and treatment with a good stock. There are loads of ethnic clothing stalls and ethnic food stalls so if that is your taste there are some good bargains to be had as this is a really cheap market. There is also a butcher who sells out of refrigerated wagon who haggles people with his prices which gives it an auction type of feel. I love listening to him say 'ill give you 2 pieces for a fiver or even 3 pieces for a fiver - any takers' and everyone waves their fivers about thinking they are getting a bargain - i wouldnt dare buy meat like that. Ok for bargains but hard to walk round as gets very muddy and the ground isnt even and is very hilly in places so it isnt appropriate for wheelchair users and prams.

What a place, came up to Bradford and heard of Cannon Mills as being the go to market…read more Having been to the market Town of Skipton this was surely different. WOW.. They had a massive collection of stalls focusing on everything from textiles to cookware and the prices are all negotiable.. It was like being in morocco again !! ... It's worth mentioning the fellas outside market 2 who run a bedding and pots and pan store where I seemed to spend at least 30 mins... The prices where very good and the customer service brilliant... Any size and colour fitted bed sheets 2 for £5.. Bargain . To mention further the street food on offer was equally as good.. Will definitely be back