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I kept noticing this business on Helphound and so looked at the reviews. Instantly I knew I needed to shop there!! Unfortunately the only store is miles away from me but they have a website! Hoorah! Its a great site too. They stock some weird and wonderful gadgets that make great gifts. They also have some amazing bags and accessories. I particularly love the Skull toaster! I have added it to my Christmas list!!

I only wish they had a store in Nottingham!

I love this shop, its very retro and indivdual and sells the coolest things! its located near the end of the main street in exeter and is well worth a visit for anyone looking for invidualistic presents!

I visited this shop and really liked it. Its one of those cute shops which sells random things, which are usually only good for gifts and are slightly exensive, but are so much fun! This shop has a nice layout and the staff were polite.

Just been on their website - look at the turntable bag! I gotta go next time I'm in Exeter.

After reading all of the raving reviews on here i was gutted that i live so far away as this definately sounds like my kind of shop. So i was extatic when i realised they have a website. The gun hair dryer, voodoo kitchen knife set and bacon and egg plasters are great and are definately on my to buy list. I dont think there is a single thing on there that I wouldnt be chuffed to receive for my birthday. The prices are very reasonable - only £16.99 for a boombox bag with working speakers.

I particularly love the retro mobile phone handset - Dom Joly never had one of those! And I want a green frog watering can for my birthday, please.

This is a very cool shop that specialises in retro and vintage novelty items. Some of the stuff is authentic and other stuff not. The shop is very small and it can get crowded with just a few people in it. It is a great place to go shopping for gifts especially for those who you haven't a clue what to buy.

Another one of Exeter's random stores that sells...well, random stuff. Little gifts and that, perfect for gift shopping for a friends/family.Very nice little shop with very friendly staff/owner.Met someone who works (or owns?) Kitsch U Like at Glade Festival this year, they had a stall there selling the same kind of stuff they sell in their Exeter shop, he was a really nice bloke, had a good chat with him.

Although a little walk away from the main highstreet toward to the Quayside it is still definitely worth the venture. This shops specialises in everything vintage and retro, with a few little random pieces thrown in. you can get T-shirts that start from £5, canvas artwork at around £40, tin lunchboxes from £10, various toys and authentic 60s furniture. Another good shop for present ideas, but also just to soak up the nostalgia. Very helpful, friendly staff too - go there and you will understand just how cool it is!

This is a short walk down the hill away from the heart of the city centre, but it is worth the walk as it is full to the brim with novelty gifts and nick nacks, it is definately worth a visit if you are stuck for gift ideas and stocking fillers. I particulalrly like their range of unusual little bags.