Came here for the the first time in over a decade. I'm front the states and couldn't remember the…read morelocation so when I saw it, it made me smile. This is definitely my favorite because it was clean and not so big. There was a beauty salon inside which I've never seen before. Always a good deal here and it's convenient to other stores as well.

Shop was clean. Thats about it. Employees mocking the…read moreclients in their language (non English obviously) and laughing straight at their face. Employees incapable of helping my find a skirt "I don't know where there are." Ok but could you help ? No.

Yet another branch of COS, my favourite so far. I always feel a bit overwhelmed by the sheer amount…read moreof clothes on offer. The Kensington outlet has a slightly more generous feel to it. COS is the high-end collection from H&M. I like the colours and styles but haven't ventured much beyond staples like tops and accessories.

I always pass this shop on the way to Portobello market and think that the window displays are…read morereally good. At the moment they include and up-side down mannequin wearing a dress and it looks cool. I was a little disappointed when I went in though because it essentially has the same stock as the street vendors in the market but you can try the own and it isn't open to the elements. The clothes are nice though, despite being a fraction of the price 5 minutes away; lots of pretty cotton dresses with lace or embellishment detailing. The average price for a dress is about £50 though which is quite steep.

I absolutely love this place. The staff are so helpful and friendly. The product range is brilliant…read moreand the prices are excellent. I would recommend this place to anyone.

Brandy Melville originates from Milan and the opening of the Westfield Shopping centre marks the…read moreopening of their brand's first UK store. The range is targeted towards the 15 - 30 female age group and the various pieces are very cool and chic. The staff are great and really seem to know the brand which is quite refreshing. When I first looked around the store, I thought the pieces would be more expensive but at £20 - £25 for a t-shirt and £12 for a cotton dress the prices are very reasonable for good quality garments. Brandy Melville is great if you are looking to inject a bit of Milan into your London look!

I went to the branch on Kings Road and was excited to try the brand and see how one size would fit…read moreall! The store is cool The clothes are pretty basic, ok quality , definitely one size does not fit all My problem was with the prices and customer service I can understand that it is ok to pay $30 for a basic t-shirt in America but £35-£40 for the same tee in UK is not ok And they don't keep the shape after washing them - I understand if you are paying for quality at least after couple of washes the top should not be expanded to fit two of your size! The other problem is that the sales assistants knew nothing about the stock they have- I saw a dress on display and asked if there is other colours the answer was no Went downstairs to find it in 2 other colours ! The same happened with another t-shirt Don't know if this brand is up to all the hype that is spread online from American bloggers but honestly don't know how it is differed from anything you can get in Topshop for the same price, same ok quality, and same bad judgemental customer service

Maribou slots into Portobello Road perfectly. It sells gorgeous, unique clothing and all of the…read moredesigns are hand-made in their local workshop. Everything has quite a bohemian and colourful style to it and some of the fabrics are just beautiful. The prices are pretty reasonable as well. They have some cool accessories as well, the scarves and hats were really cute. If you love Notting Hill and individual, fairly priced and feminine clothes then you'll really enjoy what Maribou has to offer.

Maribou fits perfectly into the Portobello market theme of a slightly bougie "DIY or Die"…read morementality. Everything is brightly colored, bohemian seeming and individually made. The accessories are gorgeous and the scarves have the most amazing patterns. The clothes are all very feminine and provides a great alternative to the other shops in the area. However, I found it a bit overpriced for some of the items. Although the scarves were nice, I found a skirt that was essentially a mangled pair of Gap jeans (inside tag) with brightly colored ruffles attached to create a new hem. Really? If I wanted to do that, I could make that skirt very easily and not have a price tag of 30 GBP. Nice service and nice atmosphere, but I could do with less expensive clothes.

Always a fan of KM although usually only for special occasion dress wear…read more This is a KM store rather then concession so has more than some of the larger department stores in the same area. Customer service here was pretty good when I came. Lady was very tolerant with my friend and I selecting many different dresses and sizes. The dress I selected was slightly dirty and they did not have any more in stock in that store. They were very helpful in getting one ordered for me, for delivery to my home address.

I feel like this place is my hidden secret! I am from the US and hunt this place down like a lion…read moreon the prowl in any country I visit. First found them in Malaga, Spain. The staff here at Westfield London was amazingly friendly and let me indulge in my favorite hard to find designer. They even called their other London location to make sure I got everything I wanted. Thank you!!!

The most dreadful customer services imaginable if you buy anything online and need to return it. No…read moreone answers the line or responds to written customer complaints. I have still yet to receive confirmation as to when the money will be returned despite returning the item two weeks ago.

I am giving this location 4 stars because there are actually two Ted Baker locations in this mall -…read morethe standard line and the higher end line upstairs. I am not a huge fan of this mall in general, but this is one of my favorite stores in London. One thing I noticed is that the exact same items are sold in both stores, but the prices can and could be different (the stores are just one floor away). It might be wise to check if the item is carried at the other location before you commit to paying a certain price - or perhaps this was just a fluke I noticed.