We were looking for a coat, and ended up here. This is your typical off-price retail store. Lots…read moreof different items at a discounted price. The clothes are sorted on racks by size and type. Like other discount stores, you can walk in not knowing what brands to expect. Because of the variety and size differences between brands, the racks are always a mess. Everything must be tried on for fit and functionality. The prices are nice, if you can find what you're looking for.

It was my wife's birthday i have ordered 12 different items. It said in the website it should…read morearrive in 5 days. 5 th day didn't arrive.6th i have contacted them didn't arrive evri by the way wortd delivery company you can't contact them .day 7 I contacted tkmaxx custemer service again they said sorry just wait. My wife birthday passed . I was checking the parcel every day day 12-13 goes on same story. At the end day refunded me which is i lost 14 days plus up to 14 days to get my money back. Ruined the birthday for me. I hope you dont do the same mistake. Sorry they offered me 10£ gift card for it all. I said keep it and spend it to customer service

Another of the many classy department stores in London. Everything available. Right on Oxford…read morestreet. Very convenient.

I hate shopping malls and I hate department stores, so what I am doing in a department store within…read morea shopping mall?! Westfield is dangerously close to my home and Debenhams is one of the few places here that actually sells some useful items in its homewares section. Good place for bedlinens and towels during sales! It generally tends to be less crowded than the rest of Westfields, and the other day I was pleasantly surprised by the level of service I received in their beauty department. I won't bore you with the details, but I left with exactly what I wanted plus a few samples - I like samples ...

TK Maxx is the British equivalent of TJ Maxx in the United States. Like every other TJ or TK Maxx,…read moreyou have to have time to browse for hidden gems. On the day we went, the store wasn't very organized and the lines were long. However, if you're flying in and leave something, this is the place you go to find anything you may need while in London. I was a bit disappointed, as this seems like a nice area of town and I expected to see more high-end merchandise. This store has the same items as every other similar store in the US and the ones I've visited in other countries. The canned drinks near the registers are cheaper than restaurants and corner stores, so we got a few for our walk back to the hotel.

Great selection and prices. The only uncomfortable part was having to leave earlier because they…read moredid nit have a public bathroom at the store

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.

What's not to like about Marks & Spencer? I wish there was one in Texas. I always enjoy going even…read moreif it's just for a quick look. I'm sure it seems cooler because I don't see it every day and it brings back good memories of traveling.

M & S is a great place to shop for groceries. I haven't shopped much in the department store part,…read morebut I do go to the supermarket quite a bit. They have a very solid selection of produce, meat, cheese and prepared meals. However, they are a bit light on random things like cleaning supplies and beverages. Also, they don't have a dedicated butcher or deli area. Still it's a great choice for your every day grocery needs, if those needs are fairly run of the mill. If you need to create a deeper shopping list and you want something like truffle oil, cut to order filet mignon, or smoked tofu, you are better off going to Sainsbury on Wilton Road or Waitrose down the road.

Perfect place for small trinkets and gifts, stocking stuffers, or just a fun (and affordable) way…read moreto spice up your home! Tiger is filled with random things, it's hard to pinpoint exactly what's there but it's like a selection of Ikea goodies. They regularly have kitchenware there, so stop by for decorative bowls, storage containers, cake plates(£4), 2-tier serving platter (£7), all in different colors and designs! I saw a cute 2-person Japanese stoneware teapot and cups for £15. I think it's decent quality stuff for what you get. They also regularly stock colourful candles and decorative napkins, perfect for a party. Other cool stuff I've seen: -dedicated moustache section, anything goes! - home decor, storage baskets, candle holders, frames - art supplies, pastels, sketch books, canvas, pencils, paints - beauty stuff, shampoo, face wash - school supplies - kids stuff: games, stickers - umbrellas - storage containers - fun jewellery racks (saw a small square rack that rotates, fits 30+ pairs, for £4!!!) - packaging and gift bags - bicycle/travel section - snacks!! Anyway, it's not an exhaustive list but check it out, there might be done fun quirky things you can find. This is also a smaller store than the other ones I've been to (Brighton, Hammersmith and Tottenham Court Road). The only reason why I give 4* and not 5 is because its half the size, and and doesn't offer everything. This store isn't exactly the best first-timer's experience, so hit up the other larger stores first!

Great price for some quirky home items , I love it! Just got a quirky broom and a jumbo ludo game…read morefrom them today!

There are many reasons to pick John Lewis - great variety, high-quality products, fair prices,…read moreoutstanding service. For items, small and convenient they stand behind their products and provide very quick turnaround service for items under warranty. For large appliances, installation, and old appliance Takeaway are provided and a very fair price with gracious and friendly professional technicians, providing hookup and operation guidance.

The company service at John Lewis is excellent. In real-time, making the right decision is another…read morething that couldn't be bettered when dealing a brand name like John Lewis. If you are looking for something that appeals to you and younger generations then unmissable moments of retail within this shopping mall community applies to every society. Influences of audiences change minds. And it's all over trade. This store hasn't lost a thing over the years. I believe that's due to their customer service support team, staff and trendy atmosphere. What else!

I'm not what you would describe as an 'outdoorsy' type person but when needs must, and a camping…read moretrip is on the horizon, even the most ladylike of us have to invest in the proper attire. Kathmandu is the ultimate in getting kitted out for the world of outdoors. From hiking boots to waterproofs to biking gear, it even has yoga bits and pieces if you wish to indulge whilst on the hills. You can also buy camping equipment and travel accessories. I have to admit, shopping for camping excites me as much as shopping for drills and hammers but the staff in here are really friendly, helpful and made my visit quite appealing. That had nothing to do with the fact that the guys are very good looking of course! It is really great here for buying presents for friends who like to travel as it has everything you could ever need. I also bought some cool new gym gear which I wasn't expecting to find so that was definitely a bonus.

Brilliant shop for all things outdoors!…read more I recently bought a three season sleeping bag and some walking boots. The staff were every so helpful and knowledgeable - they knew all the relevant information to what sleeping bag I required and boots for a particular exhibition I was doing. They have all things from water purifying tablets, boots, pots, travel blankets, sun hats and much more! Perfectly situated in the centre of London.

As a bona fide vintage fan and sometime purveyor, I'm almost ashamed to have only discovered the…read morelegendary London Vintage Fashion Fair earlier this year. Taking place every 4 - 5 weeks at the great Modernist Hammersmith Town Hall, The Vintage Fashion Fair is where celebrities, stylists and many of London's overpriced vintage boutiques go to get their vintage wares. For a first timer the fair can be a little overwhelming, with dozens of knowledgeable sellers offering vintage fashion, accessories and textiles dating from Victorian times to the eighties and early nineties. Prices, predictably, are not cheap, but then this is high-end vintage. An original full length seventies Janice Wainwright dress will set you back around £100, a vintage Yves Saint Laurent jacket around £250 and original costume jewellery by the likes of Kenneth Jay Lane and Givenchy starts at around £50. My only criticism is the changing room situation. Although my reticence about stripping in front of dozens of other shoppers has decreased a little over years of buying at sample sales, the incongruity of trying on sixties Parisian couture in a town hall's toilets was not lost on me. Nevertheless, this hallowed fair is definitely worth a visit. Even if only for a browse because its friendly, charming sellers and magical atmosphere make this much more than a vintage shopping trip, The Vintage Fashion Fair is an experience.

This is a great place to go if you want vintage fashion away from Brick Lane, as the fair is quite…read moreestablished and usually has some great finds if you know where to look. It's not the cheapest place to buy vintage, but it is usually of a high standard, so you end up saving time by not having to trawl through so many piles of junk. Some of the sellers really know what they're talking about and have beautiful clothes. The reason I haven't given this five stars is that because due to the fact that it's indoors, it can feel a little crowded and chaotic, but as far as vintage fairs go it's comparativeley well organised, and the crowds are inevitable.