Debenhams

Sat here having breakfast sandwich with flies flying around my feet why I don’t know do they have a problem would say so, is totally off putting. Just had a bacon and mushroom sandwich in dry bread not offered to be buttered or even given butter. Tea is great clearlly a good tra bag. décor purple and light wood table and chairs. Service abit slow staff don’t smile at me maybe because they are young. once you have your hot food then you go to get a coffee and have to wait 5 minutes to receive your drink needs speeding up in this day and age not ever one is over 60 that goes to your store and younger people want better these’s days. Think the place is popular because it’s cheap not because of the service. I wonder if putting in place mistery shoppers once and a while will improve the service if you have this already in place then i hope your results are picking this up because it needs attention. SMILE !!! Overall a 3 star alright but noughing outstanding.

So, I was on a seemingly never ending search for a bridesmaid dress. You’ve probably heard me moaning about it, and if not before, you have now as you’re reading this. Yes, it seemed an impossible endeavour to seek out the perfect vintage style deep purple, slightly plum, bridesmaid dress. That was, until I found the concession within Debenhams, Debut.
For starters, all the dresses on this concession were lovely. All in beautiful silks, tailored for the most part from the empire line which is always flattering, and they were in a variety of classic colours. They had deep red, turquoise, deep navy, ivory, forest green and my beloved purple! I immediately rummaged for the sleeveless maxi in my size. To my delight it was there!
I took the dress, and a couple of others for good measure, to the fitting rooms and had a try. Fantastically, as I was browsing solo, the staff were incredibly helpful and gave me a ton of advice — including a hand with the zips! I explained the situation regarding my sister’s wedding and they advised accordingly, not once pressuring me to purchase, but assuring me that the fit and look were perfect. Happy days!
I was able to put the dress by so that I could come back and confirm with a friend later in the week, which I did, and so purchased the most lovely deep purple maxi silk bridesmaid dress you could ever find. Woo hoo! I shall go to the ball.
I was really pleased with the service and the price, at £110, was a lot less than I had expected to have to fork out for such a lovely garment. So, if you’re on a similar quest, my advice is try Debut. I’m going to glitz mine up with a home-​made fascinator and such, so as to make it my own, but for the most part this dress will speak for itself.

Debenhams is a store of many departments. I have visited either to peruse the ladies wear or use the loo. There are loads of sections in the ladies wear so there is plenty to choose from — Diesle, Therapy, French Connection, Fire Trap, etc. I can always find something I like because of the range but the layout of this area does not help. Everything is a bit cramped so I tenuously walk around for fear of knocking something off a hanger with my handbag. The lingerie section equally feels a bit squashed. It gets busy at the weekend, as you would expect so only then do the narrow passing places become a problem. Otherwise, this shop has many things to offer — jewelry, hats, mens clothes, homewear, makeup, I could go on!

Comparable to House of Fraser in the style, layout and concept… but I’m inclined to say that House of Fraser is much nicer in both the choice and shop décor.
Debenhams have mens and womenswear, perfume, handbags, accessories, bridal slection, travel accessories and also a pretty large Café on the top floor. Be warned, if you visit here on a lunch time you probably won’t get a table!
Debenhams stock a range of designs from Jane Norman & Coast to Betty Jackson and John Rocha. Although they do have several floors of nice clothes, I find that this store always appears ‘dated’ and a little grotty.
I popped in last week to buy a christmas gift and wasn’t very impressed with the choices on offer in the clothing departments.
I’d recommend House of Fraser over Debenhams.

Large store. Very modern and clean. Good choice and prices typically clearly marked. Staff usually friendly and helpful. One of the better Debenhams.

Not my favourite branch of Debenhams but it’s still a great shop. It has everything you could need, from kitchenware to shoes, from sportswear to furniture, it’s a great place that can compete with most places in both price and quality. The one in Leeds is smaller than some but it’s still a good place for clothes and gifts.

A good store for good quality products. Situated in the grand arcade in Wigan. There perfume choice is outstanding and it has numerous floors of different items. More expensive than other high st stores but good quality.

The new store is situated in the Grade Arcade which is the new shopping centre in the town. Right at the bottom of the shopping centre, the Debs is massive and has everythin you might want. the makeup is downstairs as you walk in with the womens stuff and the mens and homeware upstairs. I like the new debenhams as it moved to the new shopping centre, it used to be on the main street which is just outside the Grand arcade

Debenhams is right in the middle of Leeds city centre and a very large for a city centre store though is starting to get dwarfed by the out-​of-​town stores. I personally feel the store has too much going on and particularly at Christmas they are trying to pack too much in. There is something wrong with the heating system because it often feels too hot and is not enjoyable to shop in. Some of the items they have are in a good but I don’t feel the quality of some of the clothes are worth paying extra for compared to other stores. The store does seem to get quiter the more floors you go up and the café and the luggage and kitchen department is usually very quiet. Debenhams does have some good sales on but the prices are usually fairly high to begin with.

As a fan of Debenhams this is a disappointing store. All the main departments are in the store but it is very cramped and spread over 4 not so big floors. There is an escalator system through the middle of the store, as well as a lift at the back of the shop. The homeware and soft furnishings are on the top two floors, as are the toilet and restaurant.
The store seems small, and over –crowded and the till areas are all poorly designed as big queues also cause a lot of congestion in each department when it’s busy. I prefer the spacious debenhams at the white rose centre.

The new store is now located in the Grand Arcade and I suspect the takings have suffered because of this. The old location was in the heart of town, and no matter where you were going you had to pass it, now it is a specific destination, and sometimes it is not worth the effort.

This place is great when the sales are on you really can grab a bargin. My hubby always waits till the sales and stocks up on tonnes of make up for me from here its lovely stuff too. Bit pricey the rest of the time but you do get quailty. My son has a jumper from here that he’s worn over and over again and still looks brand new so worth paying the extra for.

i love the perfum and make up counter, you can book a make up demonstration and blag freebies, shops expensive though but then you do get quality. you get what you pay for. they have great offers on at the moment. have special sale days, when you get enormous amounts off.

Debenhams isn’t the sort of store you can just pop into; you need to set aside a good hour to ‘do’ it properly, if only to take into account that you may be called upon to watch one of those cheesy ‘Surgical Quality Steel Knife’ demonstrations where you’re meant to get a free vegetable cutter but really it’s actually just this little thing that makes curly fries, and who makes their own curly fries? Not me.
I like Debenhams. I like the Red Herring stuff. I also like being incredibly cheeky and coming here to check out all the perfumes I like before heading over to ‘BodyCare’ and buying it £15 cheaper.
Great place for gifts for your mum and dad, and great at sale time as long as you’re prepared for a bit of a fight with your fellow shoppers.

Taking the site of the old Alders store, Debenhams is the prime retail outlet in Woking.
Go here for fashion and cosmetics (including the Designers at range). You’ll also find small furniture, furnishings and small electrical departments.
Toys are stocked but tend to be Early Learning Centre toys rather than anything different.
The café is good and reasonably priced.
Toilet facilities are adequate and include baby change and disabled units.
The lifts between the three floors are good and in general quicker than the shopping centre lifts — a point worth noting when it’s busy!

excellent place for a bargain in the sales! but be warned, aisles are not that wide in places and it can have a jumble sale feel!
good selection of beauty counters and well staffed
but i have always found the staff helpful and more then pleased to help. even when the store is packed out and there already rushed off there feet!
the ground floor café is pleasent enough, with some nice seating. nothing spectacular.
its another place where its best to leave the kids at home so you can have a good look around during the sales, as the 1^st floor ladies gets very busy, and they seem to put ALL the lines onto the rails!