You know when you're on a business trip and eating out gets old fast? Yes? Well, then you can…read morerelate as to why this was our heaven while we were here! Have you seen the amount of prepared food here? Salads, wraps, hummus, grilled chicken and egglant....and don't even get me started on the amount of packaged cakes they have here. They also had this strawberry-lychee drink that lasted me through the week. And TONS of pre-packed fruit. It's a traveler's dream! So much food, so much selection! And, of course, my personal favorite, a gin and tonic - in its own can! Can someone introduce that in the states? Thanks. I just wished they were open past 6. We basically had to rush here after work and pray they'd still be open.

I had been shopping in M&S last 2 weeks and even changed foreign currency 2 Saturday ago then…read moreyesterday Sunday I was there dressing down and quite casual; I was downstairs trying to exchange for UK currency and I felt a very strong discrimination against me being Asian as the cashier in the M&S bank asked me for my postalcode where I stay in Guilford and I didn't remember so I told him if I have all passport and UK resident card it is all should be required;and if he checks out the USD bills I handed over to him and no indication of counterfeit should be sufficient. I had raised this with the manager name Tom and he just ignored my concerns. I feel strongly that M&S is discriminated and judges people based on how they look. After leaving M&S had tried Thomas Cook and they told only passport or UK ID is required but no postal code is required. I had decided to go do Debanhams by the river and much better exchange rate and more friendlier service. All was provided was my passport. Therefore going forward I refuse to shop and associate with M&S as strong sense of discrimination against minorities and judging against how people look.

Yes it's M&S and yes it's M&S prices but the one thing that makes me happy right now is not the…read morefood and the quality of there product but the fact there is a changing room for babies. Yes, as a guy I rarely know which places are for feeding and changing outside if mother care but this place had come to my rescue. Just to let everyone know the baby changing rooms are on the top floor and don't forget to wash your hands!

Throughout this experience m and s bromley has shone strongly... barring the odd queue which I…read moreexpected I have been greeted by happy staff...pretty full shelves and many ways around the store to be advised of... I always emerge happy and relieved they were there. There are a few very good staff...who will be glad I can't name them... but well done to all!

No trip to England is not worthy of a visit to at least one Marks & Spencer…read more If you are an American and unfamiliar with M&S, just think of it as the Trader Joe's of America when it comes to food M&S Foods sells all M&S brands. The biscuits (especially the shortbread) are not to be missed and you should save room in your suitcases. M&S (regular) it is like a department store. Great quality clothing for great prices. If you are traveling to England during your birthday month, make sure to sign up for the Marks & Spencer loyalty card and you will get a sweet treat or grapes free for your birthday. These are located all over the country and all over London. If you go during any holidays, it's even better.

I love the fact that this store has cashew butter in a glass jar. Amazing flavor & they get 5 out…read moreof 5 in my book just for that! I have to scour the planet for this stuff! They need to have better selection of protein bars. Decent price & helpful staff.

I have a confession. I'm not really into retail therapy. In fact, too much retail therapy will…read moreprobably lead to me needing therapy! So, department stores are a good hunting ground for me around times like Christmas when I need to find and buy lots of presents. This Debenhams store is the anchor store for Centre Court Shopping Centre in Wimbledon. It isn't the biggest department but has the full variety of different departments. I had a successful shopping trip here today. The top floor had a lot of homeware and kitchen gadgets - fortunately, a lot of my friends are foodies and love to cook and entertain. The middle level is mainly ladies clothing but the ground floor yielded more success with menswear, fragrances & cosmetics and also a gift section with some fun things to give. It is better to give than receive and Debenhams made that easier for me to achieve today

The service in this store in every single department is consistently terrible. No one is ever at…read morethe click and collect till, one person seems to man the whole of beauty, the fitting rooms are supervised by people who have bitchy conversations about other staff members outside the doors. The presence of a crappy sports direct franchise on the top floor rounds it off. At least it is consistent in its terribleness, and it gets two stars because its blue cross sales are worth braving.

Marks & Spencer's Islington store is surely crying out for a refurb, the store has fallen to a…read moreshockingly dire and poor state to the point I can only recall seeing a store this badly forgotten in the Marks & Spencer branch elsewhere before in Rochdale, a small town in Manchester. You can enter the store two-ways through street level, one of them you enter through a box style store crowded with fashion and then a slow, small lift (or set of stairs) to get upstairs, again I can't understand why the lift is so low (there's only one) considering there is three levels the lift could go to - so if you are using the food hall I would suggest walking along the street and going in through there to save time. The selection of fresh selection in store was really bad, it was mainly pre-packaged which for a Marks & Spencer store was pretty dissapointing and uncommon for the brand, at many times it felt just like a Simply Food store. The "Services" offered by the store is also tiny, they lack a currency exchange, Cafe and more. The Food Hall area is also pretty cramped. It seems Islington has really badly fallen behind in terms of quality of stores with the only option being a Uniqlo store which is pretty good, yet still not spectacular compared to the rest of London. This store is pretty much the best of the three supermarkets in Islington centre from a food point of view and they did have a large sandwich selection (sadly gluten-free food excluded), to warrant a very generous two-star rating.

The story here is like something out of The Apprentice. I had a corporate event nearby in Kings…read moreCross and thinking I had been very clever in ordering canapes, bubbly and snacks off the M&S website only to discover that when I arrived to pick up my order, half the items needed to be cooked and were not ready to serve..... After a mini heart attack, I quickly explained my predicament to the staff who went over and above and beyond to help and assist me. For the food that required cooking, they took those back and said that I could choose anything from their selection there and to replace it. Having saved my life (and my job) I hastily chose (rather prudently this time) selected items that were ready to serve and were worthy enough for corporate clients. The staff were just amazing, in particular Anthony and Elinor who helped me with where I needed to go, what selection I could opt for and facilitated and administered the exchanges accordingly. I cannot praise them enough and if I could, I would give them 10 out of 10. Excellent customer service. Thanks a million again.

Made it a mission to go to every single one of M&S, this location has a great selection, and food…read morebar was very clean and kept.

The staff in the food department at this M&S are some of the best I've come across. I stopped by…read moretwice in the last couple of days and both times when I've asked for help the team members went out of their way to assist me and help me look for items or alternatives of what they were sold out of. Since I've been back in the UK most customer service has been terrible but they definitely do their jobs well in this department. Great selection of food and it's nice to try new meals knowing it'll always taste good!

This is a smaller store in the Hammersmith area. As far as department stores go, the different…read moreapparel sections are quite small. One can walk in and twirl around 360 degrees and see all the mens' and womens' in one go. There are not a lot of options for very tall people. What they did have was nice though. Their food mart is nothing different than other M&S stores, so you can find your basic needs.

Marks and Spencer stolen 95.50 pounds from me. I contacted the customer service team , sent the…read moreemails with evidence that I was cheated however they just ignored all my emails and calls . It seems like this is a new way of making money for Marks and Spencer. This is to think twice before purchasing anything from them online. You will be cheated . Customer service will ignore all your emails and calls. Since 24 of March I am emailing, calling however everything is ignored. The proof of all above mentioned is available.

This is a large branch of Debenhams, with the usual vast variety of products. It is fairly well…read morelaid out and has several floors. For me Debenhams isn't as pleasant a shopping experience as House of Fraser. This branch is a slightly old fashioned and generic looking. The staff are helpful, but there never seems to be that many of them around, particularly in the cosmetics section. The entrance to the store has recently been changed, so that you no longer have to go through a dirty underground passage to get in, which is a nice improvement.

Great value and better quality. There is a Cash Exchange office on the 2nd floor and BEST rate in…read moreGuilford,. Also service here is much better than others and much more friendlier.