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9 years ago
Great little shop. Has most of the basics along with some harder to find items. The store is clean and we'll kept. Love that it's a mom and pop operation. read more
13 Harben Parade
Finchley Road
Swiss Cottage
London NW3 6JP
United Kingdom
Swiss Cottage, Finchley Road
020 7449 9479
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http://www.amyshousewares.co.uk
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What time does Amy's Housewares open?
Amy's Housewares opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Amy's Housewares opens at 10:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Amy's Housewares close?
Amy's Housewares closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Amy's Housewares closes at 6:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 9:00 AM - 7:00 PMSat 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Amy's Housewares have parking?
Yes, Amy's Housewares has parking options. Street Parking
People searched for Hardware Stores 491 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
For an enthusiastic cook, this is heaven. Don't enter unless you have bags of willpower or deep…read morepockets! This shop is packed with serious cookery gear. If you want to find a tool for a kitchen job, chances are that you'll find it here. They're also happy to negotiate discounts if you're spending a decent amount.
I'm a sucker for a good kitchen supply store. This one is stuffed to the eyeballs with a plethora…read moreof gadgets. The real drawback is having to sift through containers of stuff to find exactly what you're looking for. Organized, it aint. That said, I enjoy their selection of serving ware from bowls and platters to demi spoons and cake plates. If you can't find the correct number of something, just ask. They seemingly have a lot of extra inventory in the back. It can seem like an odd collection; but if they have what I need, it makes me so very happy.
This sumptuous sweet-smelling store stocks exquisite high-end bed and kitchen linens, plush towels…read moreand robes, luxurious bath products, specialty colognes and fragrances and a small range of precious things for baby. I adore this shop because everything here is stylish, elegant and just slightly feminine without being the least bit girly. French brands feature heavily - indeed, the whole place feels very much like a chic French hotel. Lovely!
A beautiful boutique selling all sorts from bed linen to purses, accessories and christmas gifts. A…read morelovely little find near Patisserie Valerie - coffee and shopping in Kensington!
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This adorable little kitchen shop makes me want to buy a country house in France (or anywhere…read morereally) and fill it with the goodies sold here. Fear not, there is no kitsch - the refined glassware and Provencal linen are gorgeous, and I have a particular fondness for the colourful Laguiole knives scattered about. French country furniture (also for sale) helps lend to the rustic bakery shop atmosphere, but the prices on their finer items can be quite steep.
LOVE THIS STORE! Was the best accidental turn down the wrong street I ever made - who woulda thunk…read moreit?! Seriously, so happy to have found this wonderful shop. Perfect for sheets, duvet covers, mattress pads and all. The man who has helped me on several occasions knows US sizes vs British sizes vs European sizes by heart. So conversions of Queen to King etc are a breeze. I shall return!
This place is an institution, having been there for about 45 odd years I think! I love this place,…read morethe sort of friendly personal service found with an independent store, and the linens, towels, bathrobes and teacloths etc are really good quality and great price. But the real scandal is what is happening to this store, very sadly, I hear, that the proprietor has been forced to move out soon by big developers and Council to make way for another bland café. Another case of the greedy landlords, bullying Developers and Council treating the independent retailer like this one with complete contempt, and also for its loyal and new customers who frequent and love this shop. This shop is a real institution. It's a total disgrace with what is happening to it!
If you're looking to spruce up your home and are looking for an item for your bathroom including…read morethe sink-go to the Bath Store! This charming brightly coloured store makes it seems as though shopping for bathroom necessities is not a chore. It's a wonderland of everything from mirrors to lighting. The prices are reasonable in relation to the style and design of the items sold.
Boffi has a showroom in Chelsea. It is located inside B & B flagship store, featuring Boffi's…read morekitchen and bathrooms. The have quite a variety of kitchen and bathrooms on display. Their products are comtemporary, simple and elegant with high quality. Somthing that I would recommend if you have £20K to splurge on your kitchne or bathroom! And yes! they are terribly expensive but if it is about time to pamper yourself with a great bathroom it is worth it! I have been using thier products for my clients and they all love it!
This is the second David Mellor designer kitchenware showroom & shop in central London. The size…read moreand sock of this brand new upscale kitchen store is much larger than the original Sloane Square flagship store. David Mellor is probably Britain's number one kitchenware designer and most likely the only upscale kitchenware designer I can only think of right now.
From the owner: Our biggest shop to date located just off Marylebone High Street…read more It stocks the full David Mellor Collection of our own designs, many exclusive to our own shops, alongside our full extensive range of tableware, kitchenware and British crafts. The Arts & Crafts period building is the perfect backdrop to showcase the skilled craftspeople we work with together with the very best examples of modern design from around the world.
The entrance way of the Marylebone shop.
The cutlery wall at the Marylebone shop.
The circular product display table featuring kitchen items from the shop.
This place has been a long standing favourite of mine. Just opposite The Black Cap on Camden High…read moreStreet, it is one of the few non-chain stores that actually sells something you want on this road. All your cookery, tupperware and plastic vegetable needs will be satisfied here. More than that, it has a terrific range of cheap household goods, kitchen gadgets that you didn't know you needed until you saw them, saucepans, knives and more. Family run and super friendly, we once had every single hoover bag out from behind the counter trying to find the one that looked like it had a picture of my ailing vacuum on it... Budding domestic God and Goddesses will have kitchenalia overload. This is a great place to visit if you are setting up home on a budget & perfect for students. Best range of cookie cutters in hood.
Anything you want for the home, this is the place! Easy to accidentally spend lots of money here…read morecos when you go in you see things that you forget you need (or didn't realise you needed). Recent purchases for me have ranged from forks to a toast rack to a hammer to picture hooks. One tip, if you are testing the strength of the plungers, it can be a little embarrassing when they stick fast to the floor.
Baking trays and stuff galore!
Top tip, get your cookers, washing machines etc. from here…read more All the clever landlords do and everyone I have recommended it so has agreed that the prices are great and the service first class. Their installers who comes and fit hte appliances are also really efficent and friendly.
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This is a friendly little store that has most to the things you need for around the house. Their…read moreprices are reasonable and the staff friendly. No need to go to a big B&Q as this has a good selection of the essentials and is supporting the local community.
Brilliant. Great store with a bit of everything and the…read morestaff are super helpful. Don't waste your time at a big chain store - head over here to a shop that not only has staff but they actually know what they are talking about!
Very Helpful Staff they really go out of their way to help which is unusual these-days…read moreExtremely good on prices, and a Very Wide Variety of Goods Great Shop! Really Enjoyed looking around. Would Highly Recommend!
Great little shop. Helpful and knowledgeable staff. From the outside you would never guess how…read moremuch stuff they have got. I always leave this shop glad that I went in - which is more than I can say about the larger DIY stores in the area (without naming any names ...)
If I could give a 0 I would. The worst run shop I've ever been to. I've spent thousands every year…read moreand had the odd poor customer service but I just ignored it as this is my most local shop. I've had them lie to me when I've ask for something and they give you something else many times. Then instead of just doing a simple swap they turn this into a massive problem calling you names under their breaths, thinking you can't hear. They normally seem very helpful and seem to want to help but god help anyone who has to return something or just swap etc.. My last visit turned into all 3 of them swearing at me and shouting, being very rude and aggressive. All because I asked for pure brilliant white paint and they gave me just white. Nothing bad but they went mad calling me all sorts of things. I was extremely shocked over something so small a problem. I was happy to pay the extra and did. One of them I've had many problems with as he's either got things wrong or just doesn't listen to what u ask for. But still I never moan I just ask for them to get a different paint. I've never had a shop keeper come at me before looking like he was going to punch me (calling me a c#@t. Especially over something so stupid. I just couldn't understand why someone would be so angry for just swapping paints. They've mix wrong paints a few times and my customers have gone in there and came out very angry with them to. Would never go here again and I would suggest going to another store if possible. If you have any issues, they can't handle problems very well. Many times I've walked into their shop with them swearing at each other but I just get on with what I need whilst ignoring them.
Wilkinson is a discount store which sells home ware to sweets.The Wilkinson in Dartford is inside…read morethe shopping centre next to pound land.Wilkinson recently changed there store layout and now the shops looks huge and is a good improvement for the shopping experience.They nether seems to be enough staff though and sometimes the ques can get very long and i see some customers give up and walk out. Wilkinson sell normal products you would find in other shops but Wilkinson usually sell them a bit cheaper and they always seem to have good offers like buy one get one free.They sell paint which is cheap and there home ware are good prices.The store is large and worth a look if money is tight.
This store is great and stocks lots of interesting items as well as sweets, toiletries etc. I…read moreespecially like their plant and gardening range in the spring/summer and have gotten quite a lot of good climbers from here which have thrilled well. Shop is set out well and the staff are friendly.
Staff don't know about everything, but they are reasonably friendly and service is quick…read more Normally have everything I need in stock. Definitely recommended.
A large store with a great range of products. Prices are very good too. It is situated alongside…read moreother stores, so although there is a large free car park, it can get extremely busy, particularly at the weekends and you often have to queue to get in and out. The store has late night opening hours, which is very handy for the emergency repairs and can be a quieter time to visit.
I do like going to this place, its huge and has everything in DIY you will ever need except metal…read morebuckets! I must have spent a fortune in here over the years on different places I have lived in and have always found great value on everything. Its located on the A4 in the Slough Retail Park which also houses Comet and others and the retail park was recently bought up by the Crown Estates which is the trading arm of the Royal family. I thought they were claiming poverty?! One example of great customer service was when I needed another door that B & Q had been selling. They no longer stocked them but one of the staff rang many different stores until he located one and transferred it over. I had already costed out getting one made and it would have been £300 compared to the £45 at B & Q! This store (and probably B & Q in general) has gone way beyond DIY and sells all sorts of things, but unlike Homebase which has gone all frilly and sells everything you don't need (I couldn't even get a fuse box in Homebase recently) B & Q has retained its core product but has now gone way beyond that whilst still retaining key principles in DIY. The staff are very knowlegable as many are former Tradespersons and nothing is too much trouble. They have often ordered stuff in for me when they haven't had it. I'm sure millions of people on a budget have transformed their homes into little palaces thanks to B & Q. Well worth a visit.
One of my favourite shops in the area. All the products are well made and carefully chosen. You can…read morefind beautiful stationary as well as items for your home, tools and other things you don't even know you need until you see it.
This is not only an amazing store where they have literally everything you are looking for, from…read morekitchen stuff to DIY, but the staff are incredibly helpful and kind. They did a repair for me and only charged for the parts, devising an ingenious way of fixing a household item. A great place to shop and get advice!
Finally a decent hardware store in Hampstead. Somehow actually manages to have better stock than…read moreHomebase in a fraction of the space. Good for various chemicals and things that can't be shipped either.
Your Store is amazing, It is often difficult to keep an independent hardware store going with these…read morelarge out-of-town DIY shops gobbling up the business. Thankfully they haven't all disappeared, instead they survive like the Tool Shop in the middle cities where the bigger stores have no presence We also sell things like anti slip stair nosings and many other products like these you can visit also us https://www.finishingsuk.com/
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