The Shopping City was in great condition,as me and a couple friends went to watch 'Angus,Thongs And…read morePerfect Snogging'. The seats were pretty comfortable and the workers were extremely polite. But i did have a few complaints, the food was extremely expensive and wasnt very nice at that. there were a few disruptive and loud people who were not dealt with by the door guards which i thought was appauling. but overall everything was wuite good. The volume and screenings was absolutely perfect and the films they are presenting at the moment are also very entertaining.

The Best of Urban British. Always clean inside this building. Fairness abounds. Haringey do a very…read moregood job with this space and place. Providing for the people of this city. Keep your hands off this wonderful Wood Green Shopping City. A good place for good people of London to go and shop. In peace. Live Long.

You're visiting the world when you visit this market! Communities from all over the world have…read morestalls and shops in the market, from Colombia to Iran; Ghana to Jamaica. I lived in Colombia for 6 months a few years ago and this is not just the closest I've been since I'd say I'm pretty much there when I have a set meal - almuerzo at the back of the market. It has a great family atmosphere and some interesting stalls. It is under immediate threat of demolition at the moment. To be replaced by chain stores and luxury flats. But a major campaign is underway. Check out this site for more information: wardscornercommunity.org.uk

The market is just amazing it has over 50 stalls but you could walk right past it. It is such one…read moreof those hidden London gems that you have to be in the know to find. The first time I went past Sven Sisters underground station I walk ed right past it. If fact I only found it walking in to a cafe only to find it had a door at the back into this hidden Latino world. There was music playing sunny tunes, with children dancing around, old people just chatting away in Spanish. The place seems more on eone gaint social club than a load of shops. Had a huge meal with fresh juice, followed by a Colombain strong coffee. Than just enjoyed the vibe. Often pop in when passing. Top tip go on saturday for a hair cut, a meal, stock up on books, dvds, music for learning the language. Or just pop into for a coffee or frozen juice on a stick. And if all this eating and drinking gets too much there is always the suit and corset maker to hide the sins.

If you've shopped at a Primark before you know what to expect clothing-wise…read more However, I'm giving this Primark a 4 star rating because the shopping experience is so much nicer than the Oxford Street store: there are no mobs of people swarming the sales floor, no extensive queues and I've even been able to walk into a fitting room without waiting my turn for an hour+. This is because the only people who typically shop here are local residents instead of tourists looking to get as much cheap and stylish clothes as they can carry. Also unlike the Oxford St. location the clothes tend to be placed neatly on the shelves/rails, making it easier to find the size and style you're looking for. And all that means is you can pop in on a Saturday afternoon for a stress-free shopping experience you wouldn't get in central London.

I wanted to say I enjoyed working at Primark in Woodgreen very much…read more At first I found it very hard meeting people but I thoroughly enjoyed meeting all the staff and working with everybody at Woodgreen because all the management staff and all the customers and everybody that works at Primark in Woodgreen are exceedingly excellent people. I would say that shopping in Primark in Woodgreen has an exceptionally brilliant atmosphere. It is one of the nicest stores to shop at and I have had a brilliant experience working in Primark in Woodgreen. Kapil

Change the name to Pound Town. The name Poundland just sounds vulgar and disgusting. I don't know…read moreof anyone who would willingly shop here with the name of "Poundland". The service was absolutely horrid, and I was personally offended by the staff. One person looked me up and down and offered a discount saying I needed it more than him. Again, you should change the name to Pound Town.

Walking on 99p Stores' footsteps, this chain offers great domestic cleaning products, branded…read moretoiletries and housewear bits and bobs at the cost of 1 pound. A little bit of curiosity and open-mindedness could save you a trek to Ikea or Homebase.

TK Maxx is the Uk version of TJ Maxx from the US. These stores are not common here but there are…read moresome similarities. Wood Green has one of the few TK Maxx's around and they sell loads of men and womens clothing and luggage and homewares. This shop sells all the top brands loads off. I saw a black cashmere sweater today that I really liked. I stood in the men's section running my fingers over it. I wasn't sure whether to get a V neck or crew neck. There were loads of colours to choose from. The only wierd thing was I couldn't find a price on it. Maybe it's really discounted..price-less! The aisles are a little bit tight in this store so it will be harder than necessary form disabled people to get around. I was with my mum and it was a bit tight. I'll be back for the sweater.

Averagly sized TK Maxx within the Wood Green shopping complex - on the 2nd floor. Don't recall it…read morehaving a homewares section, ladies shoes section didn't seem large nor the handbags & overall it was fairly messy making finding anything difficult - like being in a jumble sale! Alright to visit if you're in the area but wouldn't trek up there specifically for this store as it's not one of the better TK Maxx's.

A supermarket of truly epic proportions. Well organised with a particularly great selection of…read morevegetarian and other 'speciality' foods, (pretty much everything, in fact), this branch is definitely cheaper than even some of the other 'big' grocery stores in the area, so is definitely worth making the trip If only I could get here in from South Tottenham in one bus journey rather than the existing two very short hops, I'd be coming here far more often!

One of the biggest supermarkets in Haringey. They eve have sections for clothing and footwear…read more There is a sainsbury restaurant / cafe on site. Child friendly Helpful staff

My girlfriend recently heard of a place called Florentina Village, she heard about it having loads…read moreof shops for women straight from the surrounding factories. A woman's dream I had never heard of it myself, and was quite amazed to find out that it was in Haringey. I have to say that with a name like Florentina Village, we expected something amazing, a hidden gem. But we were quite let down, it is far from what is sounds like. It is surrounded by factories, the car park virtually punctured the tires on the care and must fit about 100 cars, but there was only 5 cars in there. You then walk into a little precinct, which does in some kind of weird way resemble a village. There was hardly any people and half the shops were closed. We went into all the shops and sadly she didn't fin anything, it was a real anti climax. You can find things there, there are some nice clothing and a woman can definitely add to her wardrobe here, a couple of bridal shops etc, but I don't think my girlfriend will be venturing here again, and if she wants to, she can go on her own, I'll be rearranging my sock draw.

i have been to Florentina clothing village many times its somewhere i go regularly, sometimes you…read morego and the shops will be shut and sometimes they will be open, if you ring before you go you can see if certain shops you want to visit are open. Sometimes you go you will find bucket loads of stuff, other times you wont. You just need to take time out and look. My personal favourite is Cos's Cave. He has a wide variety off stuff, he also talks to you and makes you feel very comfortable. Florentina Clothing Village IS My Little Gem Hidden From Everyone. Every time i go the car park is full off people, the shops can be packed. i would highly recommend you take your spouse's and partners there's, its a good place to get some nice stuff. its a very good place but to find good stuff you have to visit regularly.

£6.00 parking sat and sun 0 to 4 hrs…read more No reductions on fees for upto 2 hrs, its flat rate charge £6.00 Theyre ripping folk off. Will not be going again

I have bought a lot from this shop and have always been happy with the items I have bought. They…read morealso give a gift for every purchase you make which is always nice.

I will not return to this shop as they have been overcharging. Not the first time this happened…read more Although I do like some of their products I have noticed on my last bill i was overcharged again. My advise look at the bill twice before you leave the store. This time i have paid 10 pounds more. I was charged for 3 melons instead of one and something that was 99 pence i was charged 2.99. My fault for not returning immediately but I no longer believe this is an error as this is not the first time. I was served at till 3 and amount was 71.76 when it should have been around 60.

Have you ever been stalking someone? - Well, I turned in to a food-stalker yesterday...but let me…read moretell you the whole story: I was walking peeking into the window of a bakery on Green Lanes when I overheard the conversation of a couple next to me; she was saying: "This bakery isn't so good...I know a place up the street that my Mom swears by!" This conversationary bit made my rudimentary detective instincts come alive immediately: I folded up the collar of me trench coat, put on my sun-glasses and picked up the trail. The couple, she in pink trainers and he in checkered yoga-pants - blazed their way up North on Haringay Lanes...I stayed behind at a non-intrusive distance and made sure to always look lackadaisically into a shop-window when they happend to turn around... After a few minutes they seemed to have reached their destination, as they disappeared into a store. I waited a few polite seconds until I entered the store as well...and let me tell you, I thought I'd entered Nirwana...at least a Baklava-and-other-Turkish-Pastry-Nirwana! AMAZING!!! I walked around the store for quite a while and I was simply just in awe...my mind began racing: What should I buy? What should I eat now and what should I take home? But, would it even make it home? In the end, I settled on a nice selection of different kinds of baklava-type pastries, which the kind lady behind the counter helped me pick out. Then I discovered a door that would lead into the grocery store next door: a Turkish/Greek supermarket that not only sells amazingly fresh produce, but also features an impressive selection of olives and other mediterranean goods. In fact, in the fridge I discovered "Cyprus Style Pastirma", which was looking so deliciously that I simply had to buy it...even though I had no idea what it would taste like nor how I would have to cook it. I guess I'll figure it out before the expiration date on April 20th... So...in the end I think I have to re-evaluate my opinion on the activity of stalking...at least when it comes to food-stalking. After all, it can make the difference between an ok and a an amazing day out!