Great store this one actually has a food range and furniture on display unlike the one near the…read morevictoria centre. Loads of bargins

Nottingham has a fabulous Wilkinsons store, with toiletries and food bits near the front, and more…read morepractical stuff for the kitchen and bedroom at the back. There are plenty of offers about, though for some bits bit may be cheaper to go to Poundland or Asda. I like the fact that you can walk in and pretty much get anything practical, and it's especially useful being a student.

I love this shop, its the only reason i venture down the Moor. It has everything you'd expect from…read morea major department store and different stores concessions to the Meadowhall branch too for variety. The womens section is huge taking over most of 2 floors, the home department is a little limited due to the spce but they do have The Pier in here too. Its also a much nicer place to shop on their mega days as it doesn't get as busy as Meadowhall.

One of the very few places worth visiting on The Moor. It's quite small for a Debenhams store with…read moreonly small concessions covering a limited range of product. The menswear department is also quite small compared to the Debenhams in Meadowhall but is the biggest department store in the city centre.

This is a reasonable homeware shop, it has lots of things like cushions, bed linen, blankets and…read moreduvets. There's also a vast selection of towels, it's quite superstore like inside, in a retail park with a few other large shops. Their wares are reasonably priced, generally there's a sale on or a large discount on everything. Basically if you need any kind of textiles, they've got it. There is also a large customer car park which is handy as you probably wouldn't like to leave your car around in radford!

This place was perfect in fresher's week, and I was able to buy many cushions and bathroom bits to…read morepersonalise my identikit room in halls. Prices are reasonable, so you can pick up some nice looking stuff, I myself bought everything in a vintage 'flock design' such as a toothbrush stand. They also have a lot of fake flowers and cheap vases, so your room can look like something out of Grand Designs. Try not to go overboard though, as it can all add up and it may be cheaper to go to Asda for some bits.

I know it sounds a bit weird, but Wilkinsons is one of my favourite shops!…read more You'd be amazed at what you can find in there - toiletries, cleaning products, home wares, gifts, diy bits and bobs, confectionery, stationery they've even started selling food and drink. They also have really good seasonal departments - loads of christmas ornaments and decorations in the winter (including plenty of those annoying singing christmas characters!) and a pretty extensive garden department in the summer. And best of all, their prices are really low, so it's well worth a look if you need anything from batteries to bin bags to bedding.

Wilkinsons is located on the outskirts of the city centre, close to Westfields…read more It offers a range of cheap products for the home and a variety of foods and drinks. It is a large store with plenty of kiosks, so although queues build up, you always get served quickly. As you walk in, the main offers are on the left & then isles are dedicated to different sections including soaps/toothpastes/gels, pet foods and accessories, homewares, stationary and DIY tools. Overall, prices at Wilkinsons are low, but you have to look out for them as sometimes they are more expensive than the supermarkets.

Since it moved location a feew years back, its a much bigger store with a better range, you can…read morepretty much pick up any household items or gifts, household wares and diy for a cheap price, its always handy when you need something and there are plenty of staff.

I live in Sherwood and so could go to either town or Bulwell for Wilko's shopping, but choose…read moreBulwell, its really big, always has parking at the rear and then you can pop out onto the market athe same time. Its great. Very cheap, large range of things and household products are really cheap. Love it

Gorgeous department store situated near the cathedral, a world away from the modern hustle and…read morebustle of the new Westfield shopping centre. It's deceptively large, with its own coffee shop upstairs and departments for kitchen ware, china and glass, toys, garden gear, and a lovely little specialist food and confectionary section. It is especially enjoyable to visit at Christmas time, as they always have an enormous tree that is beautifully decorated, and many stunning special christmas ornaments on sale. Traditional, maybe even a bit old-fashioned, and with that comes old-fashioned excellent customer service and very polite sales assistants. Bennetts is always a pleasure to visit, and brilliant for unusual gift ideas.

Love this place. Fantastic kitchen ware and china department. Lovely cafe and chocolate shop where…read moreI found chocolates I haven"t had since I was in Germany.

An awesome place to go to pick up bargains at any time of year…read more Home Bargains have all categories of stock from Toiletries to Gardening items and toys to clothes. They always have a huge selection of foods, snacks, drinks and sweets. The housewares section is particularly good with things like lamps, Cushions, curtains and bed sets at ridiculous prices. Home bargains isn't the kind of place that has a lasting array of stock. Their inventary is ever changing so if you see something you want but don't have the money, don't expect to go next week and they will still have it. You have to grab it while it is there. They do a lot of end of line stuff from other stores and I would guess at the moment probably have a lot of ex-Woolworths stock. I would suggest that if you have a Home bargains in your area go stock up now for birthdays and Christmas gifts or cards. Sometimes the staff can be a bit ignorant. I think they probably employ youngsters for the cheap wages but sometimes a smile would be nice. They also have a sign saying that never more than 3 to a queue but that should read never more than 3 staff on at a time

Home Bargains has to be one of the best discount stores in the UK. I have bought so many things…read morefrom there! Unlike most discount stores, most of the products are 'well known' brands. The only downside I can think of the place is that when you go back for more of the same thing, they are usually gone as product cycles are very fast. I've even bought 2 sets of leather chairs from the shop which have been just as good quality as ones people have bought for a much higher price. Thoroughly worth a look when you are near the area. Get your wallet ready and a trolley because you are going to need them!

A typical department store in the heart of Nottingham's square, Debenham's is the one-stop shop for…read moremost family needs. With electronics, housewares, perfumes, cosmetics, clothing and shoes, you can do it all here, as long as you don't mind the slightly premium price. My favourite thing about this Debenham's is the Benefit makeup counter. Being a California girl, I prefer Benefit to other cosmetics, and this Benefit counter was just as good. The manager of the Notts Benefit was a really sweet yet efficient pretty lady in her early 20s. I had a budget (boo), but was pretty specific about what I was lookign for -- yet vague enough to need to test nearly every product. You know, a typical idiotic consumer. With tons of efficiency, friendliness and patience, she took me through the range of products I was looking for, offered suggestions but didn't oversell, and left me ultimately with two modest purchases I didn't regret. This Debenham's is quite large, and has a great selection of women's clothing, particularly well stocked on swimsuits and summer clothing in spring (hurrah for ice cream lolly bikinis in style of Katy Perry!). It has a cafe/restaurant on the top floor with decent coffees and cappucinos for the weary credit-card wielder.

The Debenhams shop in Nottingham is very 'traditional' and it may be quite surprising for people…read morevisiting the city. It is located right in the centre of Nottingham on the Market Square opposite the fountain. I personally believe the shop could do with a major re-vamp as it has started to look very tired in recent years. I do not agree with other reviewers comments that it's like a little Harrods, it's no where near as good. They do offer a wide range of products and very often have attractive sales on that can save you quite a bit of cash. I recommend the homeware department and have picked up a fair few bargains in there over the years.