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10:30AM - 5:30PM
Unit K9 George
Gift Shops
10AM - 4PM
Unit 1a
Gift Shops
“My telephone call this morning was answered by Adam.He was extremely helpful.I later visited the shop & was served by him.He was patient, considerate & extremely polite.His swift, precise manner whilst he dealt with a number of customers, is to be highly praised.”
10:30AM - 4:30PM
3 Lower Park Row
Gift Shops
“This exquisitely quaint, wonderfully organised crystal shop is full of magical trinkets, polished rocks, rare crystals, gemstones and jewellery. Staff are friendly and enthusiastic about their products. A great place to get a gift for someone!”
“Great value cards, gifts and bits and bobs. Staff are always friendly and helpful. Always come here to get any cards I need. They have a good range of cards and a great range of prices. They have good offers on purchasing bundles of cards and it is always my go to place to make my card purchases. It is always busy and sometimes it is a struggle to navigate through the aisles, especially if you are in a wheelchair or have a buggy. Shop is always clean and tidy, and staff are friendly when serving you at the till. They put cards in a small bag for free, or if you want a bigger bag they charge 5p.”
11AM - 5PM
65 Broadmead
Gift Shops
“Great valueCards mostly cost under a pound, if not one or two. Beautiful gifts, awesome products. Love the balloons, they do fill them for free if you're there for that, even if you didn't buy from there. You come back later if you need later and they fill it for youDon't forget receipt!”
11AM - 4:30PM
1-5 St James Barton
Gift Shops
Open 24 hours
85 Falcondale Rd
Gift Shops
Gift Shops
“I will begin by saying, the cards are a little expensive compared to most places. However, and this is the most important bit, the cards you get here are infinitely different and higher quality than you'd get in a lot of places.If you want something super unique and very much "not from the highstreet" kind of vibes, Scribbler is where you should go.”