The 20 Best Discount Store in Liverpool, Merseyside

Fresh reviews:

Home Bargains are always the shop to shop at. Most of the items you can buy here are cheaper than over-priced supermarkets. They sell everything from hair dyes, toothpastes, to kitchen accessories, baby accessories to noodles, snacks and drinks. Fantastic store!

Jonny R.

Home Bargains

I love living where I live. I’m a ten minute walk from Sefton Park, five minutes from all the fab bars and restaurants on Lark Lane, five minutes from St Michael’s train station, two minutes walk to bus stops for town and Smithdown Rd where my gym resides and MOST IMPORTANTLY two minutes walk from Home…

Gemma A.

Home Bargains

I like quality stuff, mainly kitchenware, but I tend to baulk at paying the full whack. TJ Hughes is now on my list of places to check for bargains alongside TK Maxx and other than that it would be Clas Ohlson or else Debenhams during their frequent sales. Plus, I love the decent working class vibe about TJ…

William G.

TJ Hughes

They seem to have such a massive selection of stuff here so it’s a good store. Trouble is, if you want something in particular which isn’t really run-of-the-mill but which you feel sure they probably stock, you simply can’t find it. Wouldn’t it be good if these places did their own satnav systems to guide…

John L.

99p Stores

Whatever your subject, it’s always worth keeping an eye on this place as you can be lucky and find something of interest very cheaply. Why, why oh why though does the place attract such thoughtless browsers who just clog everywhere up? ls it really too much trouble to stand to one side rather than in the middle…

John L.

Book Clearance Centre

Home & Bargain is a shop with discount goods. This particular store is kinda small and cramped, but it’s packed with lots of products. I feel like it’s the type of store where you wander in without any expectations, but can always find something you want to get.We picked up a lot of cheap snack products…

Rebecca G.

Home & Bargain

l absolutely hate this branch. The place itself is clastrophobic as there are no outer windows only those looking onto the worst part of St. John’s. lt’s commonplace to see long queues as the cashiers obviously don’t know the meaning of urgency or rushing, whereas there are other members of staff about who…