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16 years ago
Tiny newsagents at top of dukes avenue very friendly stocks most papers and magazines small selection confectionery/crisps/soft drinks also oyster top up and accepts Guardian newspaper subscription vouchers brilliant thank you. read more
302 Muswell Hill Broadway
Muswell Hill
London N10 2QR
United Kingdom
020 8883 5282
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The location of this newsagents is genius. It is in the heart of Hampstead Village, right next to…read morethe number 24 bus stop. It is a 10sec walk from every bus stop in the locale. The outside windows are plastered with personal notices, about renting, personal trainers to men with vans. Once inside you realise that this is a small little store, yet crammed with everything you'd expect from a newsagents. The selection of daily news is good, and the magazine section fulfils the requirement of most but is short on some of the specialist covers. There is the usual horde of sweets, snacks, chocolate and soda. Special brownie points are scored for Oyster top ups and for Western union money transfers. M&M is a good convenience snack and news stop. It fulfils but does not excel in every requirement of a newsagent. Small but useful.
Unsung high street heroes - newsagents, I think. Obviously they don't get much praise, it's so…read moresimple to get right and so supremely difficult to get wrong isn't it? Just get your stock in and always make sure you don't run out of cigarettes and miniature bottles of whiskey. Easy. But simple things go wrong all the time right? England penalties, scrambled eggs, trousers...So, here's a pat on the back to a newsagent doing it really well. They don't run out of newspapers, the drinks selection is just right, it's warm in the winter and they sell a few decent cards for when you forget someone's birthday.
This is the place where my aunt and uncle in London have their papers delivered to their flat from…read more The people who own the shop are totally kind, know their customers and are very helpful given the advanced age of my aunt/uncle. If you live in the area and need your daily newspaper waiting for you at your doorstep, then think of this place to get that done for you.
This is the second awesome newsagent I have ventured into in one week. Camden News you are indeed…read moreawesome, because you are clean, you have a fantastic array of office nik naks, such as post it notes, tape, paper clips and a decent array of writing pads. Secondly you have the usual snack items and juicy drinks to give us all the much needed afternoon sugar rush. I believe trying our luck at the lottery is an option here too. Yet all this pales to the exquisite selection of magazines you have on offer. I spent a good ten minutes gazing longing at the shiny covers wishing I could sit and read them all. Well done Camden News, you are the shizzle! P.s. This would be 5* review but they do not seem to have Oyster top up capabilities.
Stumbled upon this little goldmine on the way home from Camden…read more My two reasons for giving this place 5 stars? 1. They carry American mags, including AP (which used to be my guilty pleasure), among many other international publications. 2. They carry Bassetts Fruit Salad chews, aka the best sweets in history. That is all.
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This place is everything a newsagent should be. The shop is well laid out, and you can purchase all…read morekinds of random paraphernalia, like tape and pencils. There is a scintillating selection of candy, in the bar and 1p form, and you can wash the naughtiness down with the excellent choice of sugary drinks. When you've forgotten someone's birthday, they have a decent selection of cards to get you out of a jam too. What really tickled my pickle about Sweet Inspiration was the fantastic selection of magazines. For a high street newsagents they are stacking plenty of punchy titles that can be often times, difficult to find. I picked up Juxtapoz for my lady. She has always struggled for it in London, but now we know. The above is awesome yet you can also top up your Oyster card, transfer money abroad, fax and photocopy and the thing that always makes me smile - add to or read the local community noticeboard for advertising or finding services. Sweet Inspiration, you are the daddy of newsagents.
Very good selection of party supplies. Balloons, decorations, plates, glasses, costumes, candles,…read morecards and others. They also do helium balloons. The shop is not very big, but they have everything one may need when organising home party..
The names Planet News and it very well may be. This paper shop has a gargantuan magazine section…read more From Juggs to Jackie this store has it going on when it comes to the printed word. Look over to the other side of this well set up shop and you'll find everything you'd expect, from a small amount of groceries, to a sugar fiends paradise. Now for the brownie points: Can I top up my oyster card? .....Yes Can I play lottery? ......Yes Can I transfer money to my fictional friend in Guinea? ...Yes Can I even get my digital photos developed in 30mins ... Hell yes Do you have old customers who fart on the way to the counter and move so slowly and are so bulky you have to spend a full minute in their back draft as you make your way behind them to pay ... Unfortunately yes Butt man aside, Planet News, I think you've just earned yourself a 5* review. (insert applause here)
As soon as I walked in this place, someone - maybe it was Keith - immediately asked me if they…read morecould help. Considering the incredible disorder that abounded (there are literally books everywhere) this was helpful. Very helpful. I asked him if they had any books on astronomy. They had, near hand writing analysis apparently. I really do love book shops like this, they buy, they sell, there are antique books and also newer ones. They care about the selection but not in a snobbish, pretentiously literary way. It's a democracy and the book s are totally reasonable.
Loved this place! The book selection was vast and the people were very helpful. I was able to look…read morearound though had a hard time finding anything specific. While it is lovely to browse finding a specific book might be hard.
The most useful portal for everything bespoke…read more A reference website for info on the tailors and bespoke makers of Savile Row in London.
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This little unassuming newsstand situated on a very englishy tree lined street near Euston station…read morehas a surprisingly big choice. The whole shop front has a huge stand with all the foreign newspapers from allover the world. The owners say they are catering to a huge foreign student body and with the contempary dance school nearby and the Hilton Hotel passing trade does speak in many ways. The husband and wife team running the shop are are both charming and chatty . With a couple of cafes on the doorstep and outdoor seating available - this is an ideal location to read up on all you may be missing or happy to miss!
A small newsagents and convenience store, located in the former sub-post office in this row of…read moreshops in Kensington, just off the Cromwell Road. As well as newspapers and magazines, they sell confectionery, tobacco, stamps, and a small range of food and basic household groceries, and they have a photocopy machine. Friendly and obliging staff.
The kiosk is great for those last minute purchases before you get on the train. It offers a wide…read morerange of magazines as well as sweets, drinks and crisps. The staff are friendly.
The trouble with W H Smith at the moment is it doesn't know what it is. Is it a book shop, a…read morenewsagents, a sweet shop? So they try to cram everything in that they think someone might need. This means you have to walk an assault course to get to the back of the store. This branch in Uxbridge has actually got a lot of floor space but you couldn't tell on first glance due to the massive displays and no space in between. I would hate to have to push a buggy around, your poor baby would have Cards and magazines crashing on it's head. The one thing I do like about this shop is the self service tills. You don't have a depressed member of staff trying to sell you half price chocolate. As you scan your own stuff. Much better when you nip in for a birthday card. This does have a great selection if birthday cards. But every time I leave I'm thankful I made it out alive!
The best for buying papers or magazines. Usually pop in to pick up the free DVD or CD from the…read moredaily mail. Has a post office on the upper floor. The back of the store could do with more space, but most stationary and other basics are aesy to find.
I am one of the few Yelpers who seems to have come here for the books, not the cakes. In fact, upon…read moreentering the shop, I was so immediately attracted to the very many excellent and intriguing books, I missed the cafe entirely. (I have no doubt the cafe is excellent, as the reviews here confirm.) The sales staff was absolutely top-notch, and while the staff person was busy identifying several of the books by John Berger that were available, he and I had a nice conversation about Berger. As it turns out, London Review was involved in the publication of one of Berger's recent books, so of course they had it in stock. A truly superb bookshop, for new books, stocked with a highly discerning eye.
Hving read Andrew M's review, I think that I can see a pattern. I too was lured here on the promise…read moreof London's best carrot cake and like him, I was to be disappointed when we arrived as they had run out of said cake. It must be good! My friend Sharon brought me here and she is an avid reader. If you love interesting books, this is a treasure trove with books covering a whole multitude of subjects. The staff are excellent at recommending and finding specific books for you There's a little cafe next door to the bookshop - reading can induce an appetitie, don't you know? We snagged one of the little tables and went for alternatives to the disappointingly absent carrot cake. We chose the intriguing courgette and lemon curd cake as well as the mixed berry cheesecake The courgette and lemon curd cake was great - a subtle hint of courgette so as not to be too vegetabley but lovely and moist with more dominant lemon flavour. The mixed berry cheesecake was nice but more conventional Sharon was intrigued enough to try and recreate the courgette cake at home, always a sign of a good dish. Perhaps one day, Andrew and I may get the chance to try teh famous carrot cake
I really, really wanted to give the Market Place 5 stars but feel I can't as it's really gone down…read morehill recently. One of the largest markets in the South East it's so popular that they actually run coach trips here! The market is mixed and contains stalls ranging from clothing through meat, vegetables through CDs. Some stalls, such as the CD stall outside Debenhams or Peter the Pleater's blind stall have been there for years. Others are newer. The market stands on a cobbled area and is fringed by the shops and, more recently, some living accommodation. The ancient St Edwards church provides a focal point and gives the whole area a rather historic feel. Market days are Wednesday, Friday and Saturday with the market place being used for car parking outside these times. Expect the market to be operational before 9am and to close up around 4pm or later if trade is good. There's an Eastend buzz about the place but it's not what it used to be!
I used to like the romford market, but i agree also that it has gone down hill recently and i dont…read morego often anymore. I just prefer to go to the shopping centre instead. However during the run upto christmas there are some good offers in the market.
small newsagents based in the Bluewater shopping centre. Offer a selection of drinks, sweets,…read moremagazines and newspapers. Easy access to everything.
Excellent stationer with friendly, helpful staff. Can be a bit on the pricey side but has regular…read morespecial offers on printer paper, shredders and Sharpie pens. Cheap greetings cards too. A much better choice for stationery supplies than nearby WH Smiths.