Directory overview
- 15 Total businesses
- 4.4 Average rating
- 93% With reviews
- 93% With photos
- 4 Highly rated
- 13 Open on weekends
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Browse bookstore in Norwich. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 15 results in Norwich. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 13,460 reviews & ratings.
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“Our first time visiting and we were not disappointed! Unfortunately a lot of the stalls were closed due to horrendous weather over the weekend, but it didn’t dampen the experience. The majority of the indoor stalls were still trading, and we had a browse and purchased a few lovely items. Will definitely be returning in the summer for the full experience!”
“Brilliant bookshop. Staff are so attentive and knowledgeable. Excellent range of books and beautiful artwork. Magical place for kids of all ages.”
“Such a wonderful book shop for children ( and adults) being offered a drink on arrival is such a lovely touch. Made to feel welcome, staff are knowledgeable and friendly and brilliant with the children. Always buy a couple of new books for the kids when we go and it's wonderful to see them just sitting and getting lost in the world of stories.”
“Went there today with my wife and two children and we were treated with nothing but polite friendliness. Great choice of unusual film and TV merchandise and thought it was very reasonably priced.”
“Absolutely awesome I won't go anywhere else. I recommend massively best tattooist I have ever had”
“Lovely large oxfam shop, lots of choice and good value”
“I've been into this hmv whilst in Norwich and always found myself making a purchase, the staff are friendly and helpful, I'll look forward to visiting again soon”
“Carolyn and Andrew are really helpful and welcoming. Great location for boaters. Sells everything you could possibly need.”
“I've visited here a few times to pickup journals and research books. The quality of pends and books sold here is absolutely fantastic. If you're looking for great, albeit generic, journals come here. If you want anything properly stylistic and we'll made I'd suggest checking out the Disney shop in the castle mall for fun and good quality journals. The basic supplies and parts I've gotten at this shop have lasted me well and I'm still actively using most today.”
“Oh my goodness what a lovely bunch of people. Been buying from them for yonks now and I feel I am well overdue a review for these endearing nerdy, super helpful, and occasionally very funny staff. Also their logo is cute. I don't know what it it but it's cute.”
“Great little charity shop. Always has some interesting finds. It contains a mens and womens clothes sections, a book shelf and a DVD area. Always has friendly staff.”
“Best charity shop for bargains and something different out everyday”
“This is a very good corner shop, l use it every week. Always polite and efficient and he remembers my order better than l do some weeks. I have used this shop for 50 plus years and never had a problem with anyone who has managed. See you next week Gina”
“The WH Smiths outside outpatients west, is a pretty decent shop. It has all the usual stuff you would associate with say, an airport Smiths. Books, snacks, refrigerated drinks, umbrellas, some stationery and all the other small edible and practical items you would expect. Marks and Spencer also stock a selection of ready to eat food and drink under this shop's roof. There are 2 self-service checkouts, as well as a staff operated till. I bought an item in error and the staff member was very happy to refund me quickly and amicably. Connected to the Smiths is a coffee shop called Coffee House. Visitors and medical staff can be seen to frequent this place, with it being quite busy at around 12pm, as you would expect. The coffee is reasonably priced at around £2.50 to £3 for a hot beverage. There is also a selection of cold drinks, and some sweet treats and sandwiches to choose from. This building is straight opposite the out patients West building. Handily, there is also a carpark ticket paying machine right outside the door.”