Lovely gift shop with lots of different items. We got some great stocking fillers here, including…read morecoasters, socks and some candles. They also stock Jellycats which I know are very popular. During Christmas they also had some nice decorations and very cute festive earrings! We got a pair last year and a couple of pairs this year. This year they had some more traditional and nostalgic ornaments and I couldn't resist. This location in Bath gets VERY busy, so I'd recommend going when they first open. I've walked in and walked straight out again recently and it was only a Tuesday!

'Tis the season to be jolly all year long at December 25th! This is the perfect place for people…read morewho are so fanatical about Christmas they just can't wait a whole year for the next one. (Best avoided if you can't wait for the season of goodwill to be over!) Filled with everything you could ever want for a perfect Christmas - tree decorations, advent calendars, cards and lights - December 25th is a fun place to visit, especially if you're looking to take away a souvenir of the city. The best time of year to shop is in January - when they hold their annual sales. You may not want to think about Christmas by that point, but it's the perfect time to buy a bargain. I'm not entirely sure how they keep going all year long as I've sadly never seen the shop with more than a couple of customers in at a time. But it's definitely worth a visit if you're in need of some festive spirit.

I don't think I've come across a more pointless shop in all my life. Yes, it stays open round the…read morewhole year, just in case you start planning your Christmas activities in February or something equally insane. As if Christmas isn't overrated enough, this sort of place reminds you that it's not so very far away that you'll have to put up with the family for another few days of absolute tedium. Inside, there's all the Christmas claptrap you can imagine, but unless it's December already, you really should be questioning why the hell your life isn't fulfilling enough to avoid buying a few odds and ends ahead of time. Humbug.

Today at The Loft I had the good fortune to experience the highest ever level of retail therapy…read more The saleswomen who helped me couldn't have been more helpful. I described the cut I was looking for, and lucky for me they had lots of things cut that way. After trying on a lot of tops, dresses and coats, I ended up with the most amazing coat, made in Germany of all cotton. It is quite fashionable and also functional. It was expensive, but worth every penny. I also got wonderful feeling black leggings, a gorgeous dress from France, some very cool reading glasses and stylish and functional fingerless gloves with leather palms. They also have a home furnishing section, as well as a restaurant which I understand has delicious food. What a find !!!!!! This place is retail therapy at its best for someone who wants clothing with panache, somewhat avant grade, and somewhat bohemian. It might be my favorite all time clothing store!

It's also a restaurant with a wall of windows and terrace too!! Best breakfast in England yet!!read more

I paid £7000 to have my house double glazed by Roman Windows, 2 years on and the bad workmanship…read morehas resulted in a front door that has dropped on its hinges so it wont lock properly and 3 or my windows have gaps so large around the edges that wind whistles through. I contacted them to get them to fix it and they said the year guarantee was up so I'd have to pay £50 an hour for them to fix their mistakes. Dan Phillips.