An indoor shopping arcade situated in the centre of Aylesbury, variety of shops including a large…read moreBoots, Clarks shoes, Accessorize, Next, River Island, Vision Express amongst others. There is a small area in the middle to sit and have a coffee/snack. The centre is kept clean and tidy and has security walking around. It links one side of town to the other and is decorated nicely at Christmas. It has self opening doors for disabled people.

A great little indoor shopping centre including some big name shops like River Island, Next and…read moreBoots. They also have a Julian Graves Health shop, Small Clarke Shoes shop and Curry's. Also at the front there is a lovely fresh selling smoothie/juice bar which sells some lovely wakeup drinks for about £3. The place also has security guards who look intimidating but are actually really friendly and willing to help.

Great supermarket and very friendly staff. Thanks to Matt for his help in finding what I needed…read more Plenty of free parking but the petrol isn't as cheap relative to other petrol stations as it was when Tesco first opened here.

A large Tescos situated out of town but next to a retail park which includes TK MAX, PC world,…read moreHomebase, Halfords, Currys, Next. Has an upstairs cafe/restaurant. The largest of teh Tesco stores in Aylesbury, has a good range of clothing, footwear as well as electrical items (tvs etc). It also has a pharmacy at the back of the store. I usuallu use the smaller Tescos on the other side of town and do find this one rather large and tiring to go around but it does make a change once in a while. There are alot of tills and we have never had to queue too long when going there, it has a huge car park and a petrol station.

Quite a large department store for Aylesbury now part of House of Fraser. The goods bought here are…read moreof very high quality with clothing names like Ted Baker and Superdry. There is a fantastic make up section as soon as you walk in with the brand new brand Urban Decay with stunning gift ideas like make up sets with a difference. As well as the large clothing and lingerie section, there is a large area with household things including electrical appliances. There is also a nice sized coffee shop that does light lunches.

This is a nicely laid out department which is now owned by House of Fraser. It has a nice range of…read morecosmetics and perfumes, homewares, mens clothes and womens clothing. It has stopped doing childrens clothing though. It does a range at Christmas, but unfortunately this is not as nice as it used to be. The staff are very friendly and happy to help. They also offer a personal shopping service. It has a large family friendly coffee shop which has just been refurbished. Again, the staff are very helpful and clearly a lot of effort has been put into the quality of staff. Beatties is in Friars Square shopping centre and is close to a large car park which helps.

This is a much bigger shopping centre than Hale Leys and with some equally big name shops like La…read moreSenza, Monsoon, Beatties (house of fraser), 02 shop, New Look, Bey Trading and many more. There is also a large restuarant / cafe in the middle where you can get hot meals or light lunches. Upstairs you can use the massive public toilets which are kept really clean and in great condition.

A really quaint shopping centre with a really good selection of shops and coffee shops. HMV and…read moreGame amongst the shops available. Good access and never realy gets busy or overcrowded well not when I've been anyway. Parking is a short walk away at the multi storey across Friars square.

I must be old because i always find HMV crowded and too noisy! but i have to admit they have a very…read moregood selection of dvds and music. It is well laid out and i can usually find the right section i am looking for. I do feel this store is aimed at the youngsters because the music is always too heavy and too loud for me and i only venture in if i really have to. My teenage son and daughter love the shop though. It is situated in the friars square shopping centre next to Superdrug ( can get my headache tablets after being in HMV!!) and next to mad house clothing shop. With the closure of Woolies and record house its the only place now in the town to buy music (i think!).

This is a whacking great store in the main shopping centre split over 2 levels…read more Never really gone upstairs to be honest because I spend most of my time here browsing through their extensive collections of cds and dvds, whilst my kids browse there vast ranges of the latest games for their game consoles. Staff are extremely helpful and really know their stuff. I remember I was after some obscure film once but couldn't remember the name. I described some of the scenes I remembered to them and they suddenly found the DVD in stock and on sale. Great service.

Situated in the High Street, a well set out shop, ladies clothing including the Per Una range,…read morelingerie and food Hall situated on ground floor along with the Xmas gifts at this time of the year. Mens clothing, childrenswear and cafe on the second floor. There is also a toilet on this floor and baby changing facilities. There is a lovely range of clothing and they have some great bargains in the regular sales. The clothing lasts and washes well. The food Hall sells food and flowers and they have a lovely selection of Christmas food at this time of year.

I was in here today and although it was ridiculously busy, it was one of the nicest shops to walk…read morearound and browse. It is well laid out with each section quite easy to find. There is also everything you can think of and was great Christmas shopping. They have a lot of 3 for 2 gifts which are a great idea. They also have lovely underwear/lingerie which is really good value with bras up to £16!. Per Una clothing is quite cool as well with a lot of floaty skirts and tops. And as for the food well there's such lovely stuff and of really high quality. Also should you need it there's a little cafe with coffee and light snacks to refuel your energy.

Lovely little shop.great for finding unique gifts but as a result, can be a bit on the expensive…read moreside. Friendly & helpful staff.

I first came across Wilkinsons whilst holidaying in Great Yarmouth. I remember thinking what a…read morefantastic shop, how we could do with this in Aylesbury!!! Woohoo my wish came true and a few years on (I think) the shop has gone from strength to strength. Everything in my opinion is very well priced and of a good quality. I mostly go in the shop to buy DIY bits and bobs as once I've looked around B&Q for 5 mins I always know i'll get the same item at half the price as that shop. The staff make me laugh, numerous accents and differing levels of education, so when its time for till its like a little adventure. If you need perfume you MUST make sure you pop into Wilko first and check out their prices. Ok they might not have it but read my words "IT IS DEFINITELY WORTH A NOSEY!!!". I managed to buy a £40 bottle for £17.95 and my wife who likes Lancome - Tresor or similar managed to pay just over £21.00. It was more like £50 at Beatties. I couldn't help but question whether it had come off the back of a lorry and between us laughing of course it had to have I promptly moved on to shop 20!!! Great overall shop - keep it up Wilko.

Wilko's rocks!…read more Excellent for cheap stuff. Worth visiting for the picture frames as there are some real bargins here. No real parking out the front but there is a pay and display just around the corner.

This is a shop just at the back of market square which sells clothing between sizes 12-24 which…read moremost stores do not go up to. They sell at very reasonable prices although I would say the fashion style is not completely up to date and a bit dated. The staff are very friendly and there is a large choice.