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Nice shop well stocked, but relatively chaotic photo centre.

Tricky to rate a 99p store as it does exactly what it says. Queues are reasonable for this type of store, and the staff get through them efficiently. This shop offers the cheapest bird fat balls I have found - 99p for 8 - good deal.

Kam's offers Fish & Chips and Chinese food. Tried the fish & chips and these are lovely - fresh and hot. The major downside is how S L O W the service is. I've never been to a Fish & Chip shop before where you have to place an order and wait 20 minutes for chips. They need a serious look at their organisation, as they have everything else going for them. Give them your custom but give them your feedback too!

Kam's offers Fish & Chips and Chinese food. Tried the fish & chips and these are lovely - fresh and hot. The major downside is how S L O W the service is. I've never been to a Fish & Chip shop before where you have to place an order and wait 20 minutes for chips. They need a serious look at their organisation, as they have everything else going for them. Give them your custom but give them your feedback too!

This is located next to Timpsons on the top floor of the Princess Square shopping arcade. They dry cleaned two suits and two additional pair of trousers for me. They did the job offsite, nothing out of the ordinary, although the jacket hangers could have had the paper addition as they were directly on the wire hanger. The main disappointment with this place is the price - it is much more expensive that most. The key reason I needed to use them was I had to drop the suits off on Saturday afternoon. So I recommend to try somewhere else, and see what you get there. They do offer 10% discount to e+ holders, but most others do too.

This restaurant has been renamed to "Shahi Restaurant".
We visited Friday night, and had a great time. We had previously visited Kohi-noor a couple of times which proved disappointing, we're really pleased to have found this one. If in doubt, choose this one!

The service is friendly and attentive. We had geniune conversation with the waiters. The food was excellent, using quality meat.
The food hygiene standards are very high, with a 'scores on the doors' from Environmental Health at 4*.

Prices are always a bit more expensive in Indian restaurants, but this was very good value for the food and service we received.

Strongly recommend this place to anyone. It's not the nicest architecture in the square, but you soon forget that when you visit.

Good food, great service, good attention to detail, good prices, discrete music, nice atmopshere - what more could you want?!

This is an ok-ish indian restaurant. Based on the reviews I read here, I visited and believe the reviews overplayed how good the restaurant was or the quality of service has changed.
Visited twice, the service is as expected but not exceptional. There are a lot of tables in the restaurant, many for large groups, which is great if you are a large group, but if not, it can be quite overbearing and service becomes slow.
The food was nice, the prices towards the upper end of what you might expect from an Indian Restaurant.
On the last visit, they successfully lost the order we had placed, it was only after waiting patiently for 25 minutes that they hadn't realised we were waiting, although amazingly the shortage in the kitchen they mentioned turned around remarkably quickly - and didn't explain why the few other couples who arrived after us had been served.

I wouldn't recommend the restaurant, as I think there are better alternatives. This is by no means a poor restaurant, but don't get too excited!
Try "Spices Indian Restaurant" renamed "Shahi Restaurant" in Wildridings Square for a much much better service, quality and ambience.

Get real - the "seedier" part of town! There are some empty shops around here, but that's all they are - empty, not "seedy"!
Haven't used Dave Allen so can't comment on the end product, but I can tell you I think he is expensive. £14.50 for a mens haircut is over the top. Especially in Bracknell. Please drop your prices.

First impressions count, and the first impressions of this shop is they couldn't give a monkey's. Wanted to buy some underlay, and wishing to support my local shops, went into Ron Taylor Carpets. Staff were busy looking at paperwork, and did not ask if we needed assistance. When we asked, the response was abrupt. If you ever wondered why independents go out of business, take a look at this one.

What a FAB store!!! Ok not the best presentation in the world, but what an amazing assortment. Whatever you want, check here first. Most lines are a bit cheaper than B&Q etc. Electricals, tools, gardening, DIY, kitchenware, too much to remember!