Shopping

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[edit] Shopping in Chester

Retail is a major part of Chester's economy and the shops attract people from as far away as Anglesey and the borders of east Cheshire. There's something for everyone and their budget in Chester, from pound shops to designer labels. 2007 has seen the opening of many new designer shops and branches of upmarket chains: Hardy Amies, All Saints, Space NK, to name but a few. At the same time, 2007 has seen the highest number of empty premises in the city centre (42 in the summer), indicating that rents and rates are still too high - a worrying sign for independent traders.

Use this page as a starting point to browse through most (but not all) of the places in Chester where you can shop till you drop.

This is not a comprehensive list of shops, and we've deliberately avoided including branches of nationwide chainstores. If you want to add shops, go ahead! Just make sure that to link them correctly or nobody will be able to find them.

A	B	C	D	E
Austin's Butchers A Day to Remember	Black and White Picture Palace Bricklands Brown's of Chester Butchers	Cattery Chateau The Cheese Shop Chester City FC Club Shop Chester Homebrew Computer Shops Corks Out Crumbs	Deli-vert	Edwardo Pelle
F	G	H	I	J
Farmers' Market Financial Advisors Furniture Funky Fingertips	Gildas	Hoole Bridge Building Supplies Hopton's Houghton Opticians		Jane Norman
K	L	M	N	O
	Lee Louise	Markets Military and Army Surplus My Gineration	Nice n Naughty	Organic Fair
P	Q	R	S	T
Polski Sklep		Robert Morris	Scatchard's Second-hand and Junk shops Spice of Asia
U	V	W	Y	Z

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