came across this shop in Walcot Street by accident and what a suprise. Inside is an alladins cave…read moreof wonderful shoes, dresses and gifts.If in Bath should be top of your visit list

This is my favourite shop in Bath! It is a treasure trove of vintage clothing and accessories…read moretucked away off Milson Street. I recently bought a vintage 1920's beaded silk chiffon dress for a wedding, it's so beautiful & I feel amazing wearing. What I love about the pieces from here is that every piece is unique so you know you'll be the only one wearing it! The shop is well worth a visit - the stock seems to change every week so theres always something new and exciting in there!

One of Bath's hidden treasures! There is a range of men's…read moreand women's period clothing, and as the stock changes quite often, it's worth visiting regularly. The staff are friendly, and the prices very reasonable. If you're in the market for some genuine old-fashioned clothes (which are often more up-to-date than up-to-date clothes), this is the place to come.

I made a purchase while visiting Bath in July 2024. It was my first purchase at a Pandora store…read more The clerk took my information, stated he set up my customer account and that I would receive points for my purchase. When returned home, I contacted customer service for assistance with accessing my account and confirming receipt of my points. The representative indicated the account did not exist, I would have to wait 30-day before calling back for assistance. I waited, called back and followed the instructions provided again. On September 29th, I called back again and followed the instructions. This time I was instructed to send in a copy of the receipt. When I finally received a response, they said I would not receive the points because the purchase was made over 30-days before receiving my communication. If a company cannot provide customers with purchase rewards I cannot image they are successful with quality service in other areas. Consider another jeweler who values their customers.

A beautiful shopping complex populated with colorful art installations and reconceptualization of…read morehistorical pieces like the Old K2 Red Telephone Box. Classic brands and chain stores can be found, along with a few dining options or outdoor seats to take a breather. The shopping center is located in the southern part of Bath, easily a walking distance as the city is not that large.

Today at The Loft I had the good fortune to experience the highest ever level of retail therapy…read more The saleswomen who helped me couldn't have been more helpful. I described the cut I was looking for, and lucky for me they had lots of things cut that way. After trying on a lot of tops, dresses and coats, I ended up with the most amazing coat, made in Germany of all cotton. It is quite fashionable and also functional. It was expensive, but worth every penny. I also got wonderful feeling black leggings, a gorgeous dress from France, some very cool reading glasses and stylish and functional fingerless gloves with leather palms. They also have a home furnishing section, as well as a restaurant which I understand has delicious food. What a find !!!!!! This place is retail therapy at its best for someone who wants clothing with panache, somewhat avant grade, and somewhat bohemian. It might be my favorite all time clothing store!

It's also a restaurant with a wall of windows and terrace too!! Best breakfast in England yet!!read more

This underwear shops for girls AND boys is one of the latest offerings from Southgate's shopping…read moredistrict. As well as bras and knickers, you'll find CK branded briefs, boxers, bathrobes, pyjamas, socks and slippers. They come in all colours of the rainbow - but sadly, not quite as many sizes. The bras range from A - C cups, and go no further than 36, so bigger ladies have been warned! The prices are to be expected - high-end High Street, but that's what you expect from a brand like Calvin Klein. The shop assistants are very friendly too, making even window shopping a pleasure.

So you need some more underwear. Let's bear in mind that only a few people in our lives ever see…read moresuch items, so buying a pair of Calvin Klein boxers seems a bit pointless. I mean you're just paying for the name, right? Wrong. I hate labels as much as the next anti-capitalist, but the underwear from this place is just so comfy! The feeling of the silky soft cotton, gently caressing my... legs, is something that I will gladly spend a bit of extra dosh on. So next time your old kecks are looking a bit worse for wear and you've got some cash burning a hole in your pocket, then I recommend giving this place a try.

I've been in a couple of times now and have had my nose pierced there. After years of being messed…read morearound by untrustworthy piercers, I can truly say these guys are brilliant. It is obvious that they truly care and are passionate about their work. The cleanliness is next level and are always talking you through procedures and aftercare regardless whether it's your first or 17th piercing! They are completely honest and transparent with their advice even if it means they miss out on a sale - they truly care about their clients. Best piercing studio in Bath - thank you, thank you, thank you :)

Had the pleasure of meeting Daniel on a very busy Sunday. The queue was impressive and only…read moreconfirmed that Broad Street Studio was the best place to have our piercings. Daniel was the coolest, calmest guy and made us feel like we were chatting with an old friend. He was not rushed at all and made sure he had explained all procedures fully. Hygiene was paramount and we know that we have received the best care - thank you.

Reiss has beautiful but expensive clothes. The store workers are very nice and knowledge about the…read moreclothing line. It's a great window shopping place!

I like this shop, its clean and airy and nicely presented, whilst there isnt alot of stock in here…read morewhat they do have is original and fashionable, its also not stuff you will see on everyone else. Its quite expensive but i think its well worth it.

A fairly large store loacted near Mcdonalds in Bath. Upon entering the store you will find…read morechildrens clothing to the left and right and clots and buggies towards the back. The store is nicely laid out and is good for maternity wear. Staff are friendly and helpful and you can order in products from the catalogue for collection at the store or at home. A catalogue is available to take home free of charge and you can find all you baby needs under one roof. prices are reasonable and items are well made.

The Corridor in Bath's city centre seems to be the place for trendy, obscure fashions. Which is why…read moreWeird Fish Clothing is a little out of place here. Filled with simple fashions for men, women and children - the only interesting thing about it is it's name. Inside, women will find unflattering branded t-shirts, unsexy fleeceds and unattractive footwear. The men's section is not quite as bad, but just as uninspiring. I wouldn't mind, but it is so pricey to shop here (around £50 for a fleece!) In fairness, this shop is more about practicality than fashion, but for these prices I'd rather have the best of both worlds.

A store that doesn't immediately spring to mind whenever you're asked to think of good surf shops…read moreto go to, but Weird Fish is actually a fairly decent place to get your baggy trousers, thin woollen jumpers and shin-length shorts for the beach. Like other stores in this guise, it's not the cheapest of places to get clothing, but I'd say this is a little easier on the wallet when compared to Quicksilver and Animal, etc. I guess, though, as Jenni says, it's just not all that inspiring in here, so you usually come away with something that you've spent a lot on and don't like all that much.

Such a cute store!…read more Really helpful and friendly staff. I dodged in after touring the Roman baths and purchased a gorgeous blouse. I also tried on a few tops and dresses. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for more of these stores the next time I visit England.

One of the more reasonably priced and up-to-date ladies fashion shops in Bath. Apricot is as fun…read moreand fresh as the name suggests. They specialise is big bold prints, maxi dresses and summer apparel. The quality of the clothes isn't great, but extremely reasonable for the price. It's a great place to impulse buy if something catches your eye. They tend to put their best pieces downstairs (which has always seemed a bit self defeatist!) so make sure you take a wander down there. The shop assistants are extremely smiley and sweet whenever I go - must be all the floral prints and bright colours. A nose around Apricot is an instant mood lifter!