Home Bargains

home bargains,another shop where the staff need lessons in to be nice,some of them in the shop near me are really unpleasant.i must say i have recently started to shop in there more,ive got a few christmas presents out of there.i love it in there,i like the fact you can just get so much random stuff and its really cheap,im always gettin bargains which i love because everyones likes to save money nowadays dont they.they have a good variety of things and when i go in there i always find something to buy,if i had more money i would go in there and buy alot more.one thing i dont like is queues and the majority of the time there is only one or two people on the tills and at ...  Read the complete review

Home Bargains, also known in some places in the country as Quality Save (ie in Manchester Piccadilly) and known as Bargain Home - (by my granny!), this is a brilliant shop which is always worth a nosey around. The branches I have been to have had similar sort of layouts, with there being a lot of fairly random stuff for sale, all sorted into segments such as "stationary", "food" and "toiletries". They have a large assortment of brands you've heard of and ones you havent, all displayed together and with prices which are very low and exciting. They have some products which are great bargains, but some which I am not too sure of ...  Read the complete review

Yesterday it was my sons birthday party in the local community centre. Usually I am so organised, I have everything prepared months in advance. But due to family circumstances, I simply hadn't had the time to go and get the last minute essentials. Such as booty bags and birthday banners. So early yesterday morning, braving the torrential rain I decided to visit my local home bargains. Home bargains is a low cost store that basically sells a bit of everything. The store is well layed out, clean and presentable. In my store there are about five isles all spacious enough to push a trolley around. Each isle sells a different selection of goods from food and ...  Read the complete review

The home bargains branch i am reviewing is in northampton on st peters square. Basically home bargains is a bit like the pound shop and 99p store full of cheap random items which is in my opinon is generally 60% tat and 40% bargains on a good day ................... on a bad day it could be 99% tat but there is always a bargain to be found like last week i picked up russell brands hardback book (yes i no but my sis in law loves him and i got it as a wrap up for her) for 49p. They sell toiletries, gift sets, toys, household items such as toilet rolls, kitchen roll, bleach, air freshner etc, bathroom accesories, pjs, socks, underwear, dressing gowns, food items such as ...  Read the complete review

Although we live quite close to 3 or 4 branches of Home Bargains, it's not a store we visit very often. If the missus does ever drag me in there, it's not that we're shopping for anything specific, but simply that we're having 'a browse'. We nearly always end up leaving with a bag full of impulse purchases though! Home Bargains is of the same ilk as Wilkinsons, but not quite as organised looking. They sell a bit of everything, but mainly toiletries, cleaning products & food items. Also thrown in are household tat (sorry, merchandise....), a bit of stationary, a few toys (that probably won't last very long), & seasonal items such as Halloween at the ...  Read the complete review