Debenhams

Thank you to the bearded sales man in the men’s department. On Friday afternoon, 9^th October my son anI needed help picking out a suit and shirt. Very helpful and professional service. Thank you. Had just walked out of another large retail store where despite my request for help several times we were ignored. Would always go to Debenhams in future.

An unfortunate visit to the lower floor café at about 11am today .I was «served» by a man who did not make eye contact, said neither please nor thank you, and whose attitude was one of complete disinterest. He could not even be bothered to put my cup on the saucer. On top of that he over charged me. The younger girl who was serving other people was pleasant — she could teach her boss a thing or two about customer service. No excuse — the place was quiet. One star for the coffee.

This is a nice store with nice things but sadly it has the same problem as many others these days, ie female staff who prefer to do anything other than serve customers. l bought a watch there recently. One female was serving whilst another was messing around with coat hangers. Eventually she decided to serve me but clearly looked fed-​up in doing so, only for me to then set off the alarm at Tesco’s because the security tab had not been removed on the box. l then had to return to Debenham’s with it, thankfully not setting off their own alarms, and endlessly wait in another queue. At least this time it was a male member of staff and he was apologetic.

I’m a big fan of Debenhams, for as number of reasons! I’m not a big fan of their prices though; it seems that everything is super expensive, even in the sales!
They have a great restaurant on the top floor which serves really good quality food and is one of mother dearest’s favourite eateries in the city centre. They also serve great wine here which makes it ok by me.
They have a great cosmetic section where oompa loompa like sales women will urge you to buy the latest skin care cream and smellies and tell you the secrets of rubbing pile cream under your eyes!
They also have a wide range of clothing brands all across their store including Levi’s. They have a great home ware section and sell lots of nice crockery for all of those who have just got a nice pad and want to kit it out all posh!

Got bought a personal shopper experience for my birthday from debenhams!!! all I can say is fab fab fab and definetly highly recommended
On arrival we were shown to our on personal changing rooms and offfered drinks etc
Then a detailed requirement sheet completed. We were then left whilst the shopper went around the store, returning with lots of clothes in different colours, styles etc. When the shopper returned with some styles have to say thought «no chance, I am not trying that!!! amazingly it ended up as my favourite. After two hours of trying on different styles, fashions etc. We were taken to our own till point
(thankfully, because as is known in debenhams the queues are not good, always long with only half the tills with checkout people on)
after paying for our purchases it was off to the beauty counters for a free make over and to finish off a coffee and cake in the restaurant!!! heaven

This Debenhams is a far cry from the BHS accross the road in almost every way imaginable. It is a very large department store and seems to have something for everyone stocking all different makes and brands as well as the expected high range of homeware. In the Debenhams sale I managed to replace my entire existing cooking collection for just over half the price, picking up some really good quality items such as a Le Creuset square grillet with over £30 off. It looks like it will last for ever so seems excellent value. I’ve also found the Liverpool Debenhams to be a first thought for shopping for gifts becuase of its wide range and large spectrum for appeal, ultimately a kind of one stop shop for getting that painfully irritating christmas shop done!

One of Liverpool’s biggest department stores, Debenhams is spread over four floors and stocks a wide range of men, women and childrenswear, lingerie, swimwear, sportswear and shoes. There’s a good mix of high street brands like Lissi, Wallis, Warehouse, Coast, Kookai and Oasis alongside capsule ranges by select fashion designers like Betty Jackson, Ben de Lisi and Matthew Williamson.
If you already have a full wardrobe, the store also has health and beauty, perfume, home décor, bedding, kitchenware, electronics and luggage concessions. The staff are usually friendly and attentive and there’s a customer service section if you have any questions, complaints or special requests. My only grumble is the café on the top floor is a bit over-​priced and unappealing.

I’ve never really been the kind of girl to shop in Debenhams — a Saturday job in their Stockport branch when I was 17 managed to quell any desires I might have had to bankrupt myself buying their entire range of Portmerion kitchenware. Yet now I’m in my late twenties, I always find myself being curiously tempted by the place whenever I walk past it. And somehow yesterday I managed to spend an indecent amount of money on some delightful tops and dresses I found in there.
See, Debenhams appears to have come a long long way from the department store I despised working in during my misguided (and frequently drunken) youth. And the Liverpool branch is an absolute delight. Well laid out with numerous concessions, changing rooms, cafés (and lots and LOTS of pretty things), it’s practically everything a good department store should be — and well stocked with a great selection of clothes, shoes, homeware and other paraphanalia for all ages and tastes. And if that wasn’t enough, it has lots of seating areas as well — which is a great place for you to slump for five minutes or so if you’re suffering from a achy feet.
One slight annoyance when I was there though was that they didn’t appear to have enough staff on the tills, meaning that it took me longer than I would have liked to pay for my goods. Maybe they were having an off day — but it did irk me slightly. Still, this is a nice store, and certainly one of the best places to shop in Liverpool One.

Really big branch and very good for Liverpool, Good range, But serious lack of staff and not everything is priced, which is most annoying, as one can not find anyone to ask, in stark comparison to John Lewis at the other end of Liverpool one. ever so helpful there!

This is a brilliant branch of Debenhams and a very much a welcome addition to Liverpool. Located in the new Liverpool One shopping area of the city with an entrance on Lord Street, its shiny and new and absolutely huge inside. It is set over a number of floors all accessible by either lift or escalator and easy to get about. Its a really pleasant place to shop or browse. They sell a lot of designer ranges like John Rocha, Julian McDonald, etc. for men, women and children as well as other good quality brands and there is a great coffee shop too.