Mercado has been the go-to gift shop in Bridge Road for about 12 years, and it shows no signs of…read moreslowing down, or handing this mantle to anyone else. It really is an Aladdin's Cave of gifts. I like the fact that I can go here and buy presents for my mum, dad, brother, sister and grandma without having to venture into the larger shopping town and give money over to big chain stores. Even if I have brought presents elsewhere, I go here to get cards, wrapping and gift bags. Look out for lines by Cath Kidston here, as well as wash bags and bath stuff from ZPM. There are also plenty of gifts for that hardest to buy for demographic, The Man! (they have a great range of cuff links here, which is always a dead cert for A Man present) It is also a great place to pick up children's toys, and I don't mean all those loud ones that take 26 batteries and change into a car. I mean good quality, even educational toys. (Remember those?). Many years ago, when I was going off to be a nanny for 6 boys in California, I stopped off here to pick up some wooden toys for them. When they opened these simple gifts, they honestly spent more time playing with them then the flashy-lights gifts that others had got them. I have also brought my niece an adorable little raincoat decorated with ladybirds and a matching set of boots that I haven't seen anywhere else. I would definitely recommend this place for a gift search.

I guarantee you that if you are looking for a pressie for your mum or nan, you will find it here…read more It is a mum and nan heaven! Sitting conveniently opposite the entrance to Hampton Court Palace, The Gardenarium sells garden gifts (not big stuff like lawnmowers), such as trowls, matts, watering cans etc, as well as a full range of home gifts. I spied a cabinet full of jewellery, candles, cushions, kitchenware, organic jams, chocolates etc. The items on sale here are well chosen. The food comes from places like Daylesford Organic, the kitchenware includes a range from Emma Bridgewater. I love her stuff so much. But it is pricy. My dream would be to have a kitchen with all of her spotty range in. Spotty crockery makes me happy. There were plenty of yummy mummies visiting when I was here. I'm sure this shop gets its full share of tourists. Even though I live in this area, I don't see why I can't shop like a tourist too - why let them have all the fun?

A lovely shop for browsing and finding little treasures and treats for the home and garden. If…read moreyou've always craved a French bistro chair, you'll find them here, in an impressive and surprising range of colours, from sky blue to aubergine. Their other garden furniture is pretty, tempting and often well-priced. Also worth looking here, for sweet, inspiring and sometimes quirky items for gifts - suitable for all age groups and tastes - or as a personal treat.

Ashton House is tucked away next to Waitrose in the Hersham Centre. It is an absolute treasure…read moretrove! The handmade cards are wonderful, and are always commented on whenever they are given. They have a great range of glassware and china, many of which are really unique. Their jewellery range is also different to anything for miles around and is funky and excellent value for money. I have never failed to find a present for someone when visiting this shop, they truly have something for everyone!

Citrus Gifts is a cute little gift shop on the upper level of Centre Court Shopping Centre in…read moreWimbledon. They also have an online presence but the shop carries a fun cross section of their goods They have gifts which will fit around the home and garden, like cushions, boxes, candle holders and photo frames but these are unique designs not found in other shops. I like their goods with funny or wise sayings on them Worth a browse for gifts for female friends or couples

This is a really great little shop where you can be guaranteed to find the perfect gift for your…read moregirl friend, your friend's baby, your parents... or even yourself! From scarves to jewellery, trinkets and crockery, cheese knives, gardening accessories, homewares and old maps, plus a wide selection of cards, gift bags, lovely baby clothes, accessories and toys; everything is nicely arranged and of good quality.

This adorable little shop in Southfields sells an array of gorgeous gifts at good prices. Whether…read moreyou want quirky things for your home, kids gifts, baking novelties, jewelery or scarves, there is something for everyone. It fits in really well with the villagey type shops in the area.

Whether you are in a hurry to pick up flowers, need flowers for a wedding, as a gift, this shop…read morewill truly supply your needs Rushes is a good florist where you can buy beautiful blossom flowers.I like it also because the staff there help you pick out the flowers you need for each occasion and advise you on what's best. The prices are quite reasonable for the great quality they have. The roses are as red as blood and are so touching. I also like the fact that you can have your flowers delivered to your door which means they are even more fresh as they are brought there straight away rather than you; maybe branching off somewhere.

I just want to say a big thank you for the flowers I ordered for my mums funeral. They were simply…read morestunning. I did visit the shop to say thank you to Elaine and her team but my emotions got the better of me and I couldn't fully explain my families gratitude. Kind regards

although the garden centre is lovely I will not support it as the kitchen managers treat some staff…read morelike dirt and are condescending and disrespectful. it's not something I would have expected from Garsons but nothing surprises me.

I took us an hour to get to the farm on Saturday and we were sent away…read more... Manager's problem solving skills are terrible. Really disappointed. Will find a new farm.

Stylish window displays tempt passers-by to step over the threshold, into this well laid-out,…read morespacious interiors store. Once inside, it's easy to be tempted by the wide array of accessories and household treats on offer. Prettily-packaged, scented, glass-filled candles start at £3.75 and come in a delicious and unusual range of fragrances (including spiced pear). In November, much of the focus is on seasonal decorations with many 'twinkling' items ('gold' and 'silver'-hued angels, cherubs, hearts and stars) from just 75p. If you're looking for a gift, at any time of year, you'll be spoilt for options and budgets here. A plethora of photo frames, glassware and candle holders have a wide appeal. I was almost tempted to pick-up one of the vibrantly colourful door mats by Bombay Duck but thought them a little pricey (and potentially impractical) at £22.75. Staff are enthusiastic and helpful.

Lots of lovely little treats in this shop. Great place to buy a unique gift but to be honest, I…read morefind it's a great place to find yourself a little 'cheer up' treat. Beautiful costume jewellery, pretty candles and funky household nick-nacks. Fabulous! Staff also really friendly.