I couldnn't pass this one without writing a review. Chester is a brilliant City for shopping as not only is it a beautiful setting but it is also quite compact. A short stroll away from the more popular areas such as bridge street and eastgate street where the famous "Chester Rows" are is possibly the most memorable shop in Chester...Lee Louise. It is situated at 70 Foregate street which is a minute away from Marks and Spencers if you are familiar with the main drag! There is no denying it is definately the most unique shop in the town. The shop streches right back and as many people will tell you it is "like an Aladdins cave" jam packed ...  Read the complete review

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Watergate street is the destination for any discerning modern women,once the location for chesters antique shops,it has now become home for the independent fashion stores peppered with the odd multi national,NICHOLS at 32 watergate street has a wounderful range of european labels from paris to copenhagen.situated at street level and forming part of booth hall mansion,a grade 1 listed building dating back to the 13th century,the interior hosts a wealth of architectural delights.The staff are welcomeing and very knowledgeable,with a free alterations service nichols hits the mark.There are several other fashion stores of interest and are all located in this very beautiful ..  Read the complete review

Although a resident in the lovely old town of Shrewsbury and generally more than happy with the choice of shops right here, occasionally I feel the need to visit the bright lights of Chester for a little stronger retail therapy and a little more choice. Now, I know we're discussing clothes shops, and not Chester's history...but I have to tell you a bit about the feel of the place, just so you'll know why it's so special. :) Chester is, as a town, very in touch with its history and so the town centre - the main shopping area - is completely unlike most other cloned town centres with the same old shops in the same buildings you can find everywhere in ...  Read the complete review

Chester is crawling with clothes shops... on the main high street there is a massive branch of marks and spencers, one store for men and one store for women, a huge BHS, a massive next, a burtons menswear, a new look, a monsoon, a pilot etc etc and this isn't even mentioning the side street and department stores and shopping precinct which have shops such as warehouse, oasis, kookai, evans, topshop/man, dash, laura ashley, morgan, miss selfridge, river island, bay trading company and many many more. However Chester also has many upmarket fashion outlets catering for the more upmarket woman, these independent boutiques are famed around cheshire and this is ...  Read the complete review