Shops

16 responses to “Shops”

1. 
   BJ Pullen

   18/04/2011 at 2:03 pm | Permalink | Reply

   Hi great site love the colourful pages. I run the Military antiques shop in Parade Antiques part of the 27 New Street complex and deal in all aspects of Naval and Military Antiques

   1. 
      Scott Grenney

      19/04/2011 at 8:24 am | Permalink | Reply

      Hi BJ Pulllen,

      I’m adding shops daily to this page and will be adding your Military Antiques Shop very shortly.

      Thank you for the feedback on the website

2. 
   Lizzy Evans

   04/08/2011 at 12:04 pm | Permalink | Reply

   Hi There,
   Its so good to see a website of Plymouth Barbican actually being updated. Its a great sight that is colourful and easy to navigate.
   Is there any way I can get a link to my website at all on your site? I have the Funky Poppy Button Shop.
   Thanks Lizzy

   1. 
      Scott Grenney

      05/08/2011 at 9:26 am | Permalink | Reply

      No problem Lizzy the listing will be added today

3. 
   Louise Brumpton

   05/09/2011 at 9:26 pm | Permalink | Reply

   Hi Scott,
   I have just found this website via Google and noticed the listings for The House That Jack Built are out of date now (we move about pretty quickly in there!). I opened my Florist, The Secret Garden Flowers, back in May and have just moved to bigger premises with in the arcade. I create bespoke arrangements for weddings, funerals and corporate events and functions, as well as bouquets for all occasions. I am the official Corporate Florist for The Theatre Royal, and my designs are featured every week in Sam Cox Bridalwear and The Glassblowing House on the Barbican. I would really appreciate it if you could add my business to the list, as I am very new to The Barbican and always trying to get the word out! If you could provide a link on this site to mine, I would be very grateful (I can also do the same on my links page!)
   Thank you! Louise x

4. 
   Scott Grenney

   09/09/2011 at 9:57 am | Permalink | Reply

   Hi Louise,

   Thankyou for highlighting this, I’ll take a look at the shops and refresh the listing for the house that jack built and will also add your listing to the website

5. 
   sylvia o'neill

   10/10/2011 at 9:47 pm | Permalink | Reply

   Hi Scott, what a great site not actually noticed it before & considering the Tudor Rose Tea Rooms is one of the oldest tea rooms situated in one of the oldest streets in plymouth it’s not listed on your lovely site! Any chance you could add my lovely tea room with a possible link to my website. Even though we’re very well known all advertising is great advertising. Thanks a mill & keep the site growing it looks fab Sylvia x

6. 
   Scott Grenney

   11/10/2011 at 8:16 am | Permalink | Reply

   Hi Sylvia,

   The Tudor Rose Tea Rooms is listed under “eating out” . I’d recommend people visit the Tudor Rose Tea Rooms, very nice location and friendly staff.

7. 
   Stan Love

   30/11/2011 at 12:07 pm | Permalink | Reply

   Hi,
   I own Pilgrims Ice Cream, selling Langage Farm Ice Cream, in Island House 9The Barbican. One of the oldest buildings with loads of history. We have been trading for 7 years now, please could we be included in your list of Barbican shops?
   Thanks
   Stan Love

8. 
   Scott Grenney

   30/11/2011 at 12:38 pm | Permalink | Reply

   Hi Stan,

   The Pilgrims ice cream is a favourite place of mine. It’s located in the ‘eating out’ section http://www.barbicanwaterfront.com/eating-out/

9. 
   debbie

   20/03/2012 at 7:00 pm | Permalink | Reply

   hi scott,

   i manage the edinburgh woollen mill in the old fish market. it’s a stunning building in a gorgeous location. about half the inside is dedicated to ewm clothing, shoes and accessories. the rest is a large selection of giftware. we have yankee candle, nauticalia, dartington glass (at reduced prices), portmeirion, skyflite luggage (again, discounted), buckingham, lake, mandarin and mac jewellery, toys, reduced tupton ware, loads of union jack, plymouth and olympics merchandise and an extensive food gift section. we give a warm barbican welcome and would love to be included in the listings.

   thanks
   debbie

10. 
    Scott Grenney

    21/03/2012 at 8:25 am | Permalink | Reply

    Hi Debbie,

    No problem I will add your listing today

    Kind Regards,
    - Scott

11. 
    libbysmadeit

    28/08/2012 at 8:12 am | Permalink | Reply

    Hi Scott,

    There have been some changes in 27 New Street with at least 4 new shops that aren’t in your listings……do we provide you with the information on contact details, website etc here or by email?

    The variety of items available in our Arcade is amazing, come up and explore sometime!

    1. 
       Scott Grenney

       29/08/2012 at 12:43 pm | Permalink | Reply

       Hi Libby,

       If you can email me scott@barbicanwaterfront.com the changes with business name, contact details and website addresses I’ll add them to here .

12. 
    Mrs May Hinton

    05/12/2012 at 1:44 pm | Permalink | Reply

    Hi my name is May, wondering if can help me. Around 20yrs ago my husband David and i were in plymonth and went to the Barbican, we went into the Dartington glass shop where we watched the glass blower. A young student was working in between his college or university, I saw a very dirty vase it was being used to hold a paper notice but i loved it this lad made it and its a one off.I would love very much to find out how he got on and whether he made it in the glass industry, We still have vase. was hoping you might be able to trace the chap yours May. by the way i live in Henlow Bedfordshire.i am also on Facebook the so i could send you a photo of it thanks.

    1. 
       Scott Grenney

       06/12/2012 at 8:59 am | Permalink | Reply

       Hi May,

       I’d recommend contacting Dartington Glass Shop direct about this. 20 years is a long time and I have limited contact with them

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