WHSmith's branch on Fargate in Sheffield is one of the larger stores in Sheffield centre, it's a…read morefairly cool branch. I came in here to take a quick look around, and possibly purchase a beverage. They were selling Fuzetea for £1 each which is a pretty average price at most retailers including Superdrug and the Co-operative Food, however, this (like most of their drink prices) worked out between 50-80% cheaper than at Boots which is basically at the other side of the square. The staff seemed nice enough, there was a small checkout area both a manned checkout and a few self-service tills which were pretty handy. I would have preferred to see a Post Office in this branch as Sheffield city centre doesn't have too many and feel it would be a much better location and be better suited to this store, compared to the Wilko store, as a bonus. WHSmith does already operate a vast amount of Post Offices in their stores across the network including in Liverpool, you can post things here with DHL but I find DHL to be much more expensive than virtually any other provider. The drink selection could have been improved by stocking other brands of Iced Tea, it seems to favour drinks from the Coca Cola company as a whole, also lacking choice from other brands which compete, which is a shame. 3* - Pretty average store, albeit one of my favourite stores in Sheffield's city centre (excluding Meadowhall)

This is on Fargate and has a good range of products, books, stationary, magazines etc…read more It can get very busy and have long queues at lunchtimes so avoid that if you can. The staff are usually very good and fairly knowledgable about the products and services they offer. You can order products online and save on the postage by having them delivered to the store which i think is great.

This is a great hobbycroft store situated in a retail park not far from Meadowhall shopping centre…read moreand next to Valley Centertainment. It offers an excellent range of arts and crafts products, with regular offers on products in store. They offer a variety of leaflets giving advice and how-to information. The staff are helpful and only too pleased to help you find what you need. Can be buy especially at weekends, but they are quick to serve you at the tills and open extra when needed. A good tip for people too is many of the craft magazines on sale (cross stitch, papercraft etc.) often have a page or two about hobbycraft with a money off voucher (usually £5 off when you spend over £25) which can be a great help, as long as you like the magazine as they often cost £2.50 - £4

This is a crafters paradise, located 5 minutes from Meadowhall has easy access by roads or by tram…read moreas the catcliff stop is right behind the retail park. There is a lot of different crafts catered for, from art to sewing and knitting etc. There is quite a few sets for kids as well. The staff are friendly and if struggling to find what you are looking for they are the best people to ask. There is a good section dedicated to weddings as well. It is expensive but where else can you get what you need straight away. If not needing the item straight away the internet could be the best bet to get the best price.

Everything you'd expect from a WH Smiths - it's not that big but it does seem fairly well stocked…read moreand the staff always seem cheerful enough! The down side with WH smoths Ponte is that they don't really seem to have a grasp of pricing and we've notived quite big pricing errors on quite a few occasions - including a whole load of books priced at £999.99 instead of £9.99!!!! And to think some one had stuck all those lables on and not noticed!!!! To finish on a good note though they are good if you need a book ordering in.

Just a small branch, but well stocked with magazines, cards, books, stationery & games etc. You can…read moreorder things in, both in the shop & online, for free. In the Buttercross centre of town, in the main shopping part, close to Woolworths.

This realy is the best model shop i have seen in ages way better than modelzone, the staff are very…read morefriendly and helpfull, they have new and 2nd hand items, a layout that takes up half the shop so you can see locos running before you decide to buy them, realy reasonable prices and have given me discount in past as i go there quite often either tradeing or buying stuff from them. easy to find ust down road from morley town hall, plenty of busses go out and stop just near the shop, they have a surpriseing amount for the size of the shop as they have filled every avalible inch of space thay can. there web site could do with updateing but like a lot of people they probably just don't have the time http://millennium-models.co.uk/ would highly recomend this shop or at least pay a visit

This is a great book shop which offers a wide range of science fiction and fantasy products…read moreincluding books and comics. Staff are very knowledgeable and very happy to help.

Its off a side road on the moor, pretty difficult to direct you, unless you know where 'plug'…read morenightclub is because its on the same side road. Oooo i love this place, youve got your manga, cartoon/gaming figures, models, t-shirts, soft toys Stuff like WWF, Family Guy, Skelanimal, Final Fantasy and other si-fiplus it is really decently priced =]

Lots of choice, lots of variety of goods, from Freeview boxes to iPods! Some good offers to be had,…read morethough often it is better to buy electrical goods online as better deals can be had. You can feel a little bit hassled in stores like this, and Currys is a bit weird when it comes to computers (for example, you can't try them out, but only look at a screensaver), and need to get a man in to unlock it for you.

Good shop. Sells all the usual appliences in there. Staff are always helpful and will try to sell…read moreyou things. They seem to know the information you want. It;s not the cheapest and im sure other places can be if you shop arround.

A small train station branch selling only the essentials from W.H Smith. It sells the usual lot of…read morepapers, current best sellers, magazines, confectionary, drinks and selected stationery such as paper, pens and cards. It is small and yet still serves its purpose well, the staff are also helpful and smiley. It is the first shop you will notice as you enter Sheffield train station.

Sells your basic train station fare - cold drinks, books, newspapers. Quite small but functional…read more Wasn't overly busy on a Sunday morning, but the shop is quite crowded due to lack of space.

Good shop just not very practical! The shop is on two…read morelevels, magazine,school books stationary down stairs. vidios,books and dvds upstairs. the shop is very narrow and not at all pushchair or child friendly i dread to think what it would be like for a disabled person trying to get into the shop let alone around the shop as the doors are really really heavy and make it hard work getting into the shop. there are very minimal staff in the store, its not very organized ,not very well stocked and the staff that are there arent very helpful either. I think there prices are just ridiculous compared to many other shops selling exactly the same items. all in all poor service from what should be a very good shop!

Worksop WHSmith has been going downhill for a long time now. No games, no CD's, no DVD's and the…read moreavailable books have been stripped down to a bare minimum. Unless you want to buy the same old Dan Brown/Twilight/new celebrity biography stuff you'll unfortunately be out of luck. The staff at least try and be helpful. Round the back there are two staff members, and in my opinion it is hard not to stare at them both: one of them has natural bright copper hair that would look lovely if she grew it; the other one is a young girl whose uniform blouse seems to always be a couple of sizes too small. So yeh, Worksop WHSmith: the staff are better to look at than the books.