i was looking for a replacement leather sofa walked around this little treasure trove of a shop…read moreand spotted a ex DFS real leather reclining 3 piece suite for an amazing price . i was gob smacked at the price for such a great 3 piece suite. Barrie was such a joy to do business with very friendly and gave great advice on how to prolong the life of the leather. so would say he goes that extra mile the delivery was spot on the couple were very polite friendly very knowledgeable regarding the sofa etc 10/10 for a great all round experience

A massive garden centre located in atherstone. The centre has an outdoor shop next to it selling…read moreclothing and other hiking like gear. Although expensive it is quite nice. The garden centre itself is very large having loads of good stuff on sale. Outdoors plays host to cold water fish and the usual array of plants. Indoors sees tropical fish gardening equipment and pet toys along with seasonal gifts such as christmas trees,lights and decorations. They have a meat counter too for fresh meats and cheeses which is really nice!

This family run business has expanded dramatically since it re-opened ad Dobbies, it is one of the…read morelargest garden centres in the north east of Coventry. There is a large choice of plants, but it is manily the rest of the shop that creates the bulk of the trade. You can expect all sorts of gardening related wares, also pets and associated goods, presents of all kinds, toys, games etc. This must be the largest place locally for Christmas goodies in the area, and it is very busy when the season comes. There is a farm/food store on site with some nice selections of cheeses and meats behind the counter, also speciallity foods. In summer the site has a nature trail and maize maze for children as well as a petting corner. I find the goods in the garden centre a bit pricy but I enjoy going round occasionally on Sundays.

Wyevale is part of a chain, but you wouldn't think that when you go there as it's more like an…read moreindependently run garden centre. Very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff in both the garden and aquarium centre. I can recommend the gardening bit as I have never grown any vegetables and with the advice from 1 of the staff this year managed to grow a bumper crop of tomatoes and lettuces in my kitchen window. They also have a pretty good stock of tropical fish and all the bits and pieces that you need to successfully run a tank. My mum also informs me that the outdoor pond bit is very good too. Ample parking available.

I've recently taken up vegetable growing, and Wyevale is such a handy place to go for supplies…read more They have an extensive range of seeds and plants. There's a large outdoor area, with fruit trees and plant pots etc. At the moment they have their Christmas decorations on display, all of which seem to be very reasonably priced. The fish shop nextdoor is great for a visit, even if you don't keep fish yourself.

Only recently heard about Clearance Centre, so i thought I'd pop in and have a look around, i came…read moreaway with furniture for all over my house, beautiful furniture for sale, and incredible prices, the cheapest I've seen, will always use in future, highly recommended!!!

The is one of two sites owned by The Furniture Barn - the other is round the corner in Riverside…read more Both are vast spaces of furniture - beds, sofas, dining room furniture, etc. This is a warehouse. Don't expect fancy displays. However, you'll find an ever changing stock which represents very good value. They do buy in ranges and you can order lots of different furniture form very helpful staff. They also stock one-offs. These will be returns to places like John Lewis - wrong fabric, customer changes mind. Also you will find furniture from photo shoots for companies like John Lewis. I have had great bargains. Buy when you see it as it may not be there when you return. Also check stock carefully. There may be a few marks here and there. All of mine have been fine. Good stylish furniture at a very good price. They deliver for £25.

The quality of the items is fine - wardrobe and chest of drawers…read more. We paid £29.00 for delivery plus £25.00 for assembly of one item. I would have expected the drivers to at least remove the extensive packaging in their van after assembly instead of dumping it all at the side of the house in a large pile for the wind to spread around the garden. No effort was made to dispose of it. THANKS GUYS. This would be a major problem for an elderly or disabled customer. Perhaps you could think about this........... The self assembly item was just left boxed, so there was no way of checking on quality or damage before they left. They just said phone if there is a problem. Well, the problem is nobody answers the phone.

If (God forbid) you should find yourself stranded in Brislington, and are at a loss for things to…read moredo (as you would be), I'd recommend you visit Avon Mead Retail Park if you're looking for something resembling civilisation. Here you'll find a long line of huge shops, including The Range. For those of you unfamiliar with The Range, it sells everything from musical instruments to arts and crafts, furniture, outdoor living equipment, toys and pet care items to name just a few of its many wares. Moreover, these can be purchased at trés reasonable prices (but don't expect the greatest of quality). This branch of The Range is gigantic and pretty souless. But for practical matters and rainy days, it'll suffice.

There's apparently a whole host of these shops all over the country and yet before I came to…read moreBristol, I had never heard of them. The Range is one of those wonderful mish-mash shops which sells absolutely everything, except from perhaps vital organs, although they could diversify into that in the future. Seriously, going in here is a real treat. You can buy everything from bones for your dog to every craft item under the sun. Or there's jacuzzis, huge boxes of broken biscuits, wall canvases, dried flowers and garden gnomes. It's all stacked chaotically around so actually searching for something you need is a total mission. But if you want to go in and come out with at least 15 things you absolutely don't need then I highly recommend The Range.

This is the South-West's largest purpose-built garden centre, and is now a tourist and leisure…read moredestination in its own right. It was voted UK Garden Centre of the Year in 2007 by the Garden Centre & Retail Association. It was recently taken over by the Wyevale group. They sell everything imaginable in the gardening sphere, and secured a real coup by being the first garden centre in the UK to be permitted to sell the Wollemi Pine to the public. (For non-botanists, this is a rare pine thought to be extinct, but rediscovered in Australia in 1994: fewer than 100 adult trees survive in the wild, so it is being propagated around the world). This reflects their reputation as a high-quality plant nursery, and is about as high a commendation as you could get. The retail section also sells a wide range of other gardening and outdoor merchandise, from books, cards, ornaments, scented candles and crockery to pets and pet supplies, garden furniture, hot tubs, outbuildings and machinery. There's also a cafe-restaurant, and an extensive play area for children, which includes a large mock-up of a pirate ship. As you'd expect (given its location on the A38, close to to junction 22 of the M5), there's extensive car parking, but the centre also provides a free bus on Thursdays from Cheddar via Weston-super-Mare - details on the web-site.

Plesantly surprised the food was very good and I would come here again. The portions were a good…read moresize and it is a lovely atmosphere.