Old fashioned book shop with a wide range of fiction and non-fiction books which specailises in…read morerare/old editions, etc. Great shop although it keeps very odd, inconsistent opening times.

keith's shop is a memrobilia shop it sells vidoes books and coectable itemsread more

I bought the mail on Sunday from my local newsagents but had to go to whsmith to pick up the free…read morechocolates. I thought I would get the Lindor box they show on the paper instead of the thorntons. Queued up as I couldn't see the chocolates on display and thought it's nearly 12pm maybe they have all gone! So I asked, and she put 4-5 different boxes on her counter and said I could choose one, none were the milk choco version I wanted, there was Lindor Orange, white chocolate and another flavour. Instead I picked the sea shell brand. I always look for vouchers and freebies!!!

This is the Asian version of WHS Smith in my view except this is an independent business. The…read moreproducts here are to educate us about the diverse cultures and religions in India. Not only do they sell books, they also sell CD-ROM's, devotional DVD's, Indian musical instruments as well as classical Indian music CD's. I did however find some sports quiz books along with some cookery books focusing on Indian food. Whilst in the shop, I did see a number of parents with their children. And I guess that this shop is aimed at parents who want to educate children about their religion and other religions. The DTF Asian Books and Musicals shop is not the biggest book store but there are so many books of different genres/religions to choose from. By visiting the website, you can at least get an idea of the products that can be found here. I can certainly see my mum coming here as she does like her religious books.

There is a limited supply of Punjabi books in Birmingham, or the entire West Midlands for that…read morematter. DTF Books is a unique stockist of Punjabi textbooks, fictional novels and factual books. They also supply books about the Indian subcontinent, Indian history and faiths and books written in Hindi. Moreover, you could purchase traditional Indian instruments from this compact yet fascinating shop. They specialise in handicrafts and goods for the Sikh community with pictures of the Sikh Gurus and temples, religious jewellery, music and hymns. It's a family-run business with a homely feel to the place. You're welcomed with a humble reception and the offer of expert customer service. The shop is located on the busy Soho Road where on-street parking is provided but hardly every available. You're better off finding side-street parking, which can also be tricky, or paying around 20p for an hour's parking on Waverhill Road.

So tried to get a price for new 2021 release of nowhere to run sent them pics and required info yet…read morefelt the need to try and class it as the old 1 when they are completely different the he old 1 is just a disk the new 1 comes with art cards, poster, numbered cases and slipcase they would have clearly viewed this on Amazon where purchased 15 quid but to them sly way of not wanting to pay for another version so class as the old 1, also few weeks ago tried to get a price for jaws revenge steelbook yet tried to clazs it as regular version for next to nothing just warning people off this trick

This store may be part of a chain, but it's ideal for West Brom and exactly the kind of shop that…read morethe town centre has been crying out for for a long time. For those unfamiliar, it's a bit like Cash Converters but focuses mostly on DVDs, computer games, mobile phones and other small electro-gadgets (iPods etc.) For those unfamiliar with Cash Converters, CeX is basically a great shop rammed full of cheap, pre-owned DVDs etc. There's loads of bargains to be had, such as series (I try not to say 'season', damn Americanisms!) box sets of things like 24 and Family Guy for between £6 and a tenner. I'm pathalogically bad at computer games that came out after Donkey Kong 64, so I couldn't tell you much about what games they've got, but there's a lot of them. The selection of films they stock, considering they're all pre-owned is vast - everything from blockbusters to obscurities. There's also a membership scheme in the form of a small key fob which lets you exchange goods. Before this place there was practically nowhere to buy DVDs in West Brom, certainly nowhere dedicated. Now all it needs is a bookshop and a proper record shop.

You can come here to have a look at the wedding accessories. However if you are a fan of Bollywood…read moreand you like your music, this shop is just for you. There are also Hindi films on DVD to buy as well. From classics to the latest films, you can buy film soundtracks on CD. I am into my Asian films which is why I spent more time in here than in a Ladies retail clothing shop. The CD's and DVD's are at reasonable prices and they are definitely affordable. I have brought one or two Bollywood film CD's from here and so have my family. I always enjoy coming here and will probably come back for more CD's. I do go to Leicester as well to purchase CD's whenever I am in the city. But this is the closest shop in terms of where I can buy Bollywood films on DVD and tracks on CD. Worth a visit.

If you're looking for unique or custom-made invitations then it's worth checking out Jaysons. They…read morehave some beautiful designs for various faith groups, which are customised with religious symbols made with plastic, metal or wooden trimmings. They are quite pricey though with the simplest of invites starting at around £1.50 - and I do mean simple! Besides invitations, they sell some wedding accessories like trays and decorative items to compliment certain functions at Asian weddings. These are very pretty but also quite pricey. The shop divides into invitations towards the back and music at the front. The range covers Bollywood, Hindi pop, Pakistani, ghazals, bhangra, religious and soofi music. I was impressed at the box sets of old-school Bollywood music, which make a fantastic gift. The owner, Mr Singh, is very helpful and friendly. If you're looking for a particular album, he'll know straight away where to locate it or whether he could order it for you.