Amazing food hall! Best cheese I've ever had. Store is overwhelmingly huge so be prepared to spend the day. And bring your wallet... for the most part staff was very friendly. A trip to London isn't complete without a stop here: nothing else like it anywhere. read more

Of course we were there the first day of the summer sale so the place was packed. This store is definitely more upscale than ones in the US. And the place is huge. We went in, first to just see what all the hub bub is about. The hub bub is justifiable. But we went to their food court because it was recommended by a friend. The food and selection were excellent and the prices were very good. read more

This is my must stop for winter wear. The sales are plenty and there is a wonderful selection of designers.

I despise shopping, and shopping malls, and department stores. With that said, I must admit that this store is pretty impressive. I didn't buy a damn thing, but I was intrigued by the scope and selection of items available for purchase. The place is a maze. It's like an IKEA multiplied by 3, and outfitted with exclusively high end merchandise. Also, their "Food Court" is unlike any I have ever seen, with a plethora of genuinely distinct dining options. It's worth a look, even if it's just a short break between pubs. read more

To be honest I was surprised that it´s actually not so expensive as I expected. Well at least not everything. You can get certain groceries and some gift things for pretty good price. And this is the first mall where I got lost, or rather said I found the escalators after I went twice all around :-) Yep, that´s how big and crowded it is. read more

Harrods has got to be on the list of sights to see while in London. There is nothing that quite compares to Harrods. Harrods is the company who claims to be able to sell you anything that you want, if they don't have it they will get it, but you better be willing to pay. Harrods has everything from food halls, jewellery, clothing, pets, home furnishings. Now is a lovely time to go because it is eloquently decorated for Christmas which is sure to get you in the spirit. If you can hold off on buying anything until the January Sales, where you can get things for a dramatically reduced rate. That is if you are willing to fight tooth and nail with other women in the shoe department. Personally I have never been brave enough to attend the first day of sales, but there are still great deals to be had later in the week. You can literally spend the entire day in Harrods exploring the different flours. Don't forget to sign the Diana and Dodi Alfied memorial book while you are there. read more

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Completely over the top. This place cannot be explained except to say that it is a city in itself. I felt kind of dirty shopping there because so many people are hurting and find it unnecessary to spend 80 bucks on socks. read more

It's big. It's forgettable. It's big. Staff can be helpful. It's big. You can skip it after maybe two visits since all the stuff in it is generally available elsewhere for less. It's big. read more

I will never step foot into this store again. I wanted to spend money here, I really did, but every single interaction with the personnel felt like a stab in the face so I finally gave up and walked out. I'll stick with Marks and Spencer and places where "the people" go. read more

The Terrace bar on the fourth floor of Harrods is one of my favorite places to go for afternoon tea (on occasion, of course). The terrace is set off from one of the main dining rooms, and provides a cozy and well lit space. I'd recommend sharing one of the full afternoon teas between two people, as it is quite a bit of food. read more

Went here due to its reputation as the London department store to see. Nice displace of merchandise. I really liked the large teddy bears around the Christmas section. My wife and I ate some of their food from their "deli" styled area on the ground floor. Reminds me of Macy's in Manhattan, but not as busy or crazy. read more

There is only one harrods! The best. Try the food halls. Amazing

You walk into this department store and go, "OMG". It's like no other with 5 floors of stuff. The 5th floor has Illy L'Espresso (coffee, snacks, desserts) and East Dulwich Deli (sandwiches, juices, smoothies). There's a Lower Ground and Ground floors. Harrod's a must visit for true foodies. Lower ground houses a Tapas bar, and "Green Man" pub. Ground is foodie heaven. You have their world famous deli, cheese bar, oyster bar, meat bar, caffe', Krispy Kreme (yup, the real thing), ice cream bar, pizzeria, sea grill, rotisserie, sushi bar. 1st floor, bagel factory, and "Dress Circle" - self serve snacks/drinks. 2nd floor - Cafe Harrods (coffee/breakfast, sandwiches), Ishbilia (Lebanese/Mediterranean food), Chocolate bar (fondues). 3rd floor has afternoon tea and a creperie. 4th floor has Mo's diner (burgers), Planet Harrods (burgers, ice cream), Terrace bar for breakfast, Georgian Restaurant (buffet, afternoon tea). We ate at Mo's Diner on the 4th floor of Harrods. They make a delicious malt milkshake. Tried the BBQ chicken wing, fries with cole slaw, which was OK. I haven't even covered the shopping! They have the Diana and Dodi Memorial with the infamous entwined lovers statue, Egyptian escalator, Egyptian Hall, Room of Luxury (sells groceries), Meat Hall, and Waxwork (a realistic waxwork of Harrod's owner, Mohamed Al Fayed). Be prepared for their "luxury" bathrooms where a service person is actually in there to service you (hand you a towel after you wash your hands) and keep the bathroom clean. Everything you could possibly want is in this store, clothes, shoes, jewelry (and some pretty expensive ones), children's furniture/clothes, bed linen, electric appliances, fragrances, cookware, computers, on & on and on. It's a museum in and of itself. If you want Harrod's souvenirs, there's a floor full of tea containers, food goodies, pens, stationary stuff, magnets, etc., decorated in the Harrod's green or name logo or black Scotty dog mascot. Great place to go "oooh, ahhh, oooh, ahhh" over the food. read more

Worth a visit if you've never been to London. Definitely more of a tourist place than a serious shopping choice. I had the most delicious chocolate martini here. You could spend all day exploring Harrods. Come during Christmas and admire the beautiful window displays. Very easy to get lost in this huge store. Personally, I prefer Liberty but Harrods is definitely worth a see. read more

Just an amazing place to spend the day so much to see, with everything that you can imagine for sale, with some amazing prices also

Lots of shopping fun and the lad in Givenchy was AMAZING! He gets 6 stars.

Amazing! I had ice cream in the parkour and it was amazing! The toy store is a awesome! A whole level dedicated to kids! Air conditioned too! read more

For those that are from Miami, think bal harbour but indoors lol. A beautiful place to spend the afternoon shopping. I didnt get to see the whole thing but what I did get to see was beautiful. I first stopped off at the bakery area to get breakfast (harrods version of cornets) then made my way over to get some coffee in the next room. Then after I had my belly full and mind woken up, I made my way upstairs to get some laduree, then some souvenirs (harrods mugs and what not), then to shoe heaven, I really wanted these one pair of heels but they couldn't fit into my suitcase so I have to buy them at saks when I go back to miami. I got to also look at the basement wine area and cigar which had a great selection but alas, I don't drink or smoke lol. I also got to look at the jewelry area which had a great selection but my lifetstyle dosent have the opportunity to wear a lot of the items. I found a few things I liked but was told not to travel with expensive jewelry (so alas, I didnt purchase them with a heavy regretful heart now lol). I didnt get to see the clothing area sadly but before I left, I quickly went to look at the furniture/art section and I was in heaven, the baby piano they had was to DIE FORRR. Overall, harrods is just like balharbour, bergdorfs, barneys, etc. Only diff is harrods is for london lol. I had a great time shopping and even if you don't plan to shop here I know its a big tourist attraction so def stop by just to see it. If your on a budget, topshop is across the street :P read more

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If money is no object and you enjoy shopping in a store that looks more like an art gallery than an actual store that doesn't display prices on anything, then this is the place for you. If you prefer to be able to browse and actually afford to buy something and you're not part of the Royal family, you may want to go elsewhere. My friend and I had very much been looking forward to visiting Harrods on our first trip to London, but we were both sadly disappointed. Yes, it's beautiful. Yes, they have some very cool things. But the only thing we actually purchased was tea & pastries, which we did enjoy immensely. So we can say we've been there, done that......and move on. read more

Great tea, worth the splurge! The room and service were top notch and the food super.

Even though I wouldn't buy anything here, this is a great place to visit, even if it's a tourist trap. Hell, how do you go visit London without taking a stroll through this place? I found it was a good way to take my mind off studies by traveling here for a weekend visit. Make sure to look at their electronics section and the Krispy Kreme. I bought my gf a toy frog from here that her dog uses as a chew toy and I bought my brother an Ferrari shirt. They both cost me an arm and a leg but ah well. read more

Gobs of stuff, ask and you shall receive.

Posh things for posh people. It's really fun to come by and look at expensive things your wallet will cry at for not being able to afford. THE FOOD HALL IS OVERPRICED, though do look at their dried goods selection, like biscuits and the like, they have really nice tins you can get as gifts. Otherwise, it's just a really fascinating poshy place that you can get lost in. Once I found this amazing male toilet that was really fancy, but could never quite find it again. Harrods is magical I swear, and to top it all off, gorgeous window displays always. read more

Harrods is the most beautiful department store I have ever seen!!! This store is sooool huge!!! You basically need a map to get around and at least takes you a few days to explore. A lot of high end things. I have never seen so many shoes! Its like a really upscale Neimen Marcus! On the 3rd floor there is a place where you can buy small gifts and a lot of tourists go there. On the same floor there is a place where tourist can apply for a UK tax refund. This place is heaven for shoppers like me! It is a must seee!!! read more

What a lovely place! All the shops and food you need under one roof. Toilets are clean, plenty of food to pick from, entertainment, already selling Christmas stuff... highly recommend it! Whatever you are looking for you will find read more

Couldn't afford anything but a lovey place to stop by and browse. We bought a chocolate each ... that about covered it but one fo the kids got to eat gold leaf so ... ;) read more

Wow! Beautiful six floors! My favorite was the basement with all the great goodies! I miss this place and I want to go back.... Beautiful tribute to Princess Diana on one of the floors. read more

Well...almost everything here is out of my personal price range....but I do remember the Bakery and the Food section, so that is where I went. Looked around and got two cupcakes for £7, but then I moved over and saw these salmon strips. They were for the salad they would make for you. Got a strip of thick salmon on top of salad - on the side with Caesar salad dressing and cashews. Who would have known that it would taste so good! $12. Lady at the cashier told me to come back in the evening - half price. read more

All I can say is WOW!!! This department store is literally the biggest mall I've ever seen! Definitely recommend going to Harrods.

I went to Selfridges last month and i had the feeling that i am attending a low class market. Harrods is expensive but offers a high class customer service and the best department stores out there. read more

An absolute dream of a store! You could survive the apocalypse in Harrods because it honestly has everything, from food to furniture to designer clothes. A person could spend days just wandering the halls. The service was excellent; every person working in Harrods wanted to help the customer and it was appreciated. It's a designer dream that can drain your bank account in minutes! read more

Speaking as a Canadian visiting London, Harrods simply was amazing. Nothing home quite compares, imagine Montreal's Ogilvy's but bigger and posher. The food hall is made of foodies dream. The sandwiches looked so delicious and perfect almost as if they were unreal. The staff was very friendly and helpful. If you have children you can bring them to the Disney store on the 4th floor, it's small but got the basics covered. I could have walked around the store all day, a must see if you're visiting London. read more

Is there a place that makes my mean reds disappear?! Why yes there is! Is it Tiffany's?? No it's not! It's Harrods! One, even two whole days spent here are not enough! How can one building, in tiny space limited Europe have everything you need and desire, not just anything but the finest things in pretty much everything! Shoes, grocery, restaurants, clothes, electronics, cosmetics, perfumes, jewelry, bags, home goods, sport goods, pet store, children store, kosher store, Muslim store, Hindu store, atheist store...you name it! Al in very good taste! Still the one, still a must see in London! Holiday window decorations are always breath taking too! I will post pictures later from Xmas 2012 to prove it :) read more

Of course they have amazing selections of really everything. The food court and chocolate rooms are epic, but really the selection is somewhat limited for electronics and non clothes items. Still a fun and exciting destination for those with the proper funds to purchase their goods. read more

FANCY department store! Meat market, produce, restaurants, sushi bars, cafes, pastry shops, toy land, furniture, and designer brands all in this department store! We didn't have time to buy anything so we walked around the building and took pictures like the other tourists :) Hopefully next time we visit we'll have more time at Harrod's! read more

Impossible to navigate. I understand that that's to make you look around and shop more but cmon, really? It's too big a store for that. Restaurants are tourist prices and the staff is nonexistent if you are looking for a particular boutique. I LOVE high end shopping but hated this store. Save yourself the hassle and the clout and just go to Selfridges. read more

Harrods is one of those places you feel you have to check out when in London. It's a gorgeous store complete with food court and bar. The best part is the Harrods company store on the top floor, especially if you're on a budget- yummy chocolate, Christmas ornaments/etc., and key chains. Otherwise, it's nice to walk around and look at the expensive designer ware and people watch. read more

Sure, it's a classic...but I've just never liked Harrod's. For some reason, I've just found their women's ready to wear buys to be only so-so, even though they do carry a large selection. I also always get a headache going around this place because it's super popular with the tourists and can be really overwhelming at times. It's also a bit tacky I find...I much prefer Selfridges and Harvey Nics. read more

From what I saw it was fantastic, but it right after Christmas so EVERYONE and their mother were there for the sales...there were actually police at the entry to the perfume department because the ladies were going nuts! Very fun though :-) read more

Two pieces of advice : get there right at ten and understand that this is not an American department store. Each department has its own accounting system. So if you pick up something in one area, you have to pay for it before moving, in some cases, twenty yards away. Their scanners cannot read other department's codes. We had the experience of having to retrace our steps because we couldn't just pay before exiting. Very frustrating and by then it was agoraphobia-inducing crowded . read more