What? is this possible to be the first person to review my absolute favorite shoe store in the…read morewhole world... I have been to almost if not every Jimmy Choo store in the world but this one is my all time absolute favorite store. It is such a cute and quaint boutique on famous Bond Street (Shopping Heaven) . When you enter you see beautiful shoes in every corner of this boutique each one is carefully placed upon a pedestal or along side it's matching purse or clutch. Can you ask for anything else... Ummm, NO!

I am a fan of this store for reasons of great customer service and knowledgeable staff. I have…read morealways gotten stellar service and quality products. It is pricy but still is worth the experience.

Came to pick up my Doc Martins.." I have been texting them a month previously with Colin and Nick…read morethat I'd be in the UK on vacation .I sent them some pictures about some shoes I was interested in .When I came to the store ,immediately they remembered the text and went ahead and started showing me all the merchandise that was available and stuff that they had stored away that I might be interested in. They took the time to treat me and my family with such care and attention. It was beyond professionalism. They were taking care of you as if we were Family..." immediately Collin had approached me and asked me if I needed help shortly thereafter Nick also chimed in and asked me if we needed anything to please ask. There were more than happy to help us out. I'm not sure what all the negativity with some of these reviews that have been posted recently, but I'll tell you one thing for sure. My experience was nothing but AMAZING!!. These two guys are extremely helpful, knowledgeable and educational about their products. They were a real pleasure to meet with and to talk to and hearing all the stories about the business and how they started working from ground up in the family. We ended up picking out some shoes, ended up with nine pairs of shoes!!! The value for the shoes is amazing people don't realize that the value on these shoes is priceless. You're basically purchasing a(Vintage ) time piece. These are vintage shoes from years back. They have been stored for sale..." so if you're complaining about being taken for a price or paying too much money them, you obviously shouldn't be buying these shoes.." because the majority of these shoes are vintage and that's what you're paying for .iIf not, go somewhere else and shop. This place is outstanding for Doc Martins and amazing handmade English shoes that you can't find anywhere else!! I will definitely be purchasing more from the States and stay away from that cheap mass-produced plastic stuff they sell in the U.S. Thank You again Nick & Collin , for a Wonderful and Amazing educational Experience !!!!

Initial reaction. My wife wanted to check this place out as she had seen on TikTok that this was…read morethe originator of Dr. Martens. Given her fondness and love for the shoes and boots (we also were married in them), she wanted to find a bonafide pair. She succeeded in finding a gorgeous red pair of boots. I liked their selection so much and was impressed with the discussions from the staff about the history and the craftsmanship, I came back to buy my own pair of shoes. They are magical. Easily located around the block from Camden Train Station where you can catch the Tube, if you love Docs, you need to check out the originator.

I am a very confident client of Pandora. The fashions are beautiful, in excellent quality, and the…read moreexpert team are very knowledgeable and helpful whilst you shop. I highly recommend Pandora for women who are looking for the finest items at resale.

Unbelievably rude treatment when I returned a pair of fake Chanel shoes…read more The owner knew nothing of the appointment to return and took great exception to the whole thing. When I said they don't look look like very quality she asked me why my wife bought them in the first place! That a shop in Knightsbridge sold a pair of fake Chanel shoes is astonishing. That they were so rude is even more surprising. Avoid.

This store is ideal for me in every way. They carry a wide range of brands that are difficult to…read morefind elsewhere. Their staff is very knowledgeable and can assist you with any questions, problems, or other issues that may arise while you shop.

Cordings is owned by the world famous musician, Eric Clapton. This is the only shop I know in…read moreLondon that only stock button-cuff shirts. I only buy gifts in this shop for friends and family. Nothing really for myself, I have to say. Nonetheless, Cordings have very good deals when it comes to their winter and summer sales.

It was the end of season sale, but the shoes didn't have half size. Prices were good. At least much…read morelower than late June in Italy.

Best shoe shop in the entire world. Love their shoes,especially the trainers. Nowhere compares,…read moreyou can pay more elsewhere but no need, their mens shoes and trainers are class.

This is an excellent shop for shalwar kameez and sarees. Though the prices are slightly on the…read moreexpensive side, the clothes are stylish and worth the price. Stock seems to move quite fast too, everytime I visit I see totally new pieces. The staff are very friendly and will guide you through your shopping trip. They do slight alterations too if you wish, which is very handy for me. This is my favourite shop for Indian clothing. Recommended.

I was at the ZARA store, Duke of York Square 65, London SW3 4LY, around 7:50 pm today, 2nd…read moreNovember, with a friend who wanted to visit. The shop lights were still on, and we could see people inside (who we later realised were all staff). We approached the automatic doors, but they didn't open. We checked the store's Saturday closing time on Google Maps and saw it was 7:00 pm. Just as we were about to give up, we noticed a staff member inside with long, straight brown hair, smiling and gesturing for us to come in through the glass door. Although we knew the store had already closed, I initially thought the staff member was being kind and generous by inviting us for a quick look. However, despite her repeated gestures, the automatic door remained shut. After a while, I realised the staff member had no intention of letting us in and was, in fact, making fun of us. I felt completely mocked and ridiculed, leaving me with a sense of being insulted. Later, the same staff member made a gesture with her hands, appearing to mouth an apology, but by then it felt insincere. I couldn't shake the feeling that this incident was racially motivated. She seriously needs to learn how to treat others with basic respect, even before receiving any customer service training. This was the worst experience I have ever had, and I will not be returning to ZARA again.

I bought two items online, at great expense. One arrived with threads already pulling, so I didn't…read morebother trying it on, and decided to return both. I visited the King's Road store, admittedly on a weekend, but it was a terrible experience. I have worked in retail on the King's Road and know just how stressful it can be, nonetheless, I was never allowed to overlook customer service. Firstly, there are two separate queues for buying and returning. While I think this is an intelligent idea overall, it is not well signposted, and the staff in the fitting rooms don't tell you. I had to wait for 30 minutes at the buying till, only to be told to go to the returns queue, and wait for another 30 minutes. Secondly, they seem to treat everyone trying to return items they have bought online like suspects. I wasn't allowed to exchange the products I had bought. I was told I'd have to pay for new items on the day. My refund for my first purchase was made, but it takes up to 12 days to arrive in my bank account. Why should I have to be out of pocket for a fortnight? I had already spent my money. Thirdly, when I raised a perfectly legitimate concern about a lack of signposting in the store about the queue system, and that customers who have already paid for items should be able to exchange, I was told by the manager that I should have asked about these policies when I entered the store. Why is that the case? Customers are not obliged to understand complex policies of firms - they are not employees! I was in two minds about posting a bad review, as I know that working in retail can be horrible, and I wouldn't want to leave hard-working staff feeling deflated. However, Zara's business model seems to have gone very down hill. They rely far too heavily on self-service. This may work in a supermarket when you know exactly what you need, but it simply isn't suitable for a company that sells clothes at mid-range price point. Overall, I would say that the company's focus 'selling fast' has undermined the customer experience, and has left staff feeling disillusioned. Great shame, as it used to be a great experience.

Yasmins Boutique supply Exclusive Indian Suits, Indian Sarees and Accessories, I was a regular…read morevisitor to the Boutique when it was based on Barking Rd and now Yasmins Boutique is relocating just off the famous Green St, on Plashet Grove, next to the famous Kababish which makes its more accessible. I love this store, the owner is professional and provides excellent advise, the suits are very unique yet affordable and the diamond bags are just gorgeous. Definitely worth a visit.

Don't waste your time visiting this store or worse; don't buy anything here. Awful customer service…read moreand very unprofessional owners. There are plenty of other better stores on Green Street with excellent service so avoid shopping at this store. I bought a suit which had a fault with the size of the trousers and they refused to acknowledge that there was a fault with it and would not accept any responsibility for it even though it was unworn. Very disappointed that they didn't even offer to resolve it themselves when they are running a 'boutique' store offering a 'friendly' service. Not friendly or helpful at all!!