This Primark store was formerly a branch of Allders. It covers three floors and it very spacious…read more The ground floor has womens clothing and accessories, the first floor has childrens wear and womens lingerie and the second floor has menswear, homewares and womens shoes. There is also a customer services department for refunds and queries. It is an extremely busy store but nevertheless there are ample checkouts and the staff deal very efficiently with the queues so the wait is never too long. There is an excellent range of products and the store seems to be kept reasonably tidy compared to the smaller branches.

As Primark's go this is one of the better ones, but it's still like a glorified jumble sale most of…read morethe time. I can't understand why Primark seems to attract the kind of customers (not all of them of course) that will just drop stuff on the floor and not pick it up leaving clothes everywhere for the poor staff to run around after. Good disabled access with disabled changing rooms and specialist low pay point and lifts as well as escalators. Cheap and cheerful and just outside next door there is a plaque to commemorate the fact that it was the birth place of H G Wells.

The new look shop is a very large store that sells womens, mens and girls good quality fashion…read moreclothing plus underwear,jewellery,shoes and boots at very low prices. They always have the latest trends in. The prices have gone up over the last few years but so has everything. The staff are not very friendly. Its easily accessible by train, bus or car.Its two minutes away from stratford train station in the mall.

My first visit to Newlook was when I had to buy a present for a male friend of mine a couple of…read moremonths ago. I really couldn't decide what would fit his looks the best but fortunately the shop assistant was extremely helpful and after a short consultation she recommended a lovely pair of sneakers. I took her advice and my friend really liked them. Due to the great service I received that day I've became a regular customer and would go there for anything from shirts to underwear and boots.

Hooray! I love this shop right now. I was shopping in Greenwich for silly things and found a dress…read morein that branch of Joy that was too big. Luckily for me I ended up in Clapham that weekend and popped into this branch! They had the perfect size and I now have a brilliant sexy blue dress with a pretty blue bow at the back. Only £45 quid too. All of the clothes are lovely here. Especially the dresses. Some of them are very expensive, but that just gives you a nice surprise when you find a bargain. The lady who served me was lovely. This branch isn't nearly as pretty as the Greenwich branch, but the clothes are still great. It's more relaxed. The staff in the Greenwich branch never talk to me but I had a nice chat with the lady serving me. Unfortunately, I was having such a nice chat with the lady serving me, that she didn't take the tag off the dress. So I've paid for it, and I somehow left the shop, but now I have to call them and explain why I have a dress with a tag and proof of purchase. I'm a bit confused about how I didn't get arrested Still, I could do with a new coat so I'll have a bit of a look around while I'm back there. Hopefully they'll take the tag off that. Maybe it's a sneaky way of getting people to go back to the shop

In a panic over what to buy for my grandma's birthday I stopped off at Joy the other day on the way…read moreto catch a train, and in 10 minutes my task was complete. It's not exactly cheap in there but I don't want to buy my granny any old tat so I was really happy with the gorgeous flower shaped candle and Japanese jewellery box I walked out with. I didn't dare look at the clothes as I'd spent enough money for one day, but I'll be back soon...

Celestial, Celestial - my behind. More like Overpriced Crap. I came in here looking to buy my…read moremother a Christmas present. A candle or something would have been nice. I found a Rose and Lavender candle that smelled divine. I flipped it over to look at the price and I got brought back to reality really quick - it was £4.50. OK, so I am a cheapskate, I admit, but still, I'm not into spending a fiver on a stupid candle that's going to burn into nothingness in the long run. Ignoring my reservations, I held onto it while I perused what the rest of the shop had to offer. It had cute little knick knacks of all sorts - cards, lipstick holds, keychains, purses. I took a photo of the jewellery display. Then I went to the back of the shop and found loads of overpriced ugly clothes that only a wicked witch or a sexless spinster would wear and I took a picture of them. 'Excuse me, no more pictures please!' said a woman behind the counter that I did not even recognise existed until that very moment because she did not bother to greet me when I came into the store as she was picking her cuticles and developing blisters on her buttocks from sitting on her ass for so long embracing indolence with all of her being. I was annoyed to say the least. Like seriously, why can't I take pictures? Do you have a black magic banshee kickin' it behind the trouser section or something? I put my candle back and sprinted out of the shop. She could stuff it.

I have been shopping in here for over a year now. It is a very nice shopping center with lots of…read moreclothing shops and eateries. It's so easy to get around and the atmosphere is great.

I wish Agnes B were affordable for me to go pick up on a regular basis, unfortunately I have to…read morewait for sale time. I walk in at least every two months to browse the collection at the Marylebone High street store. I find the collection very precise and specific to the suitability of the weather and the clientele that would be expected to buy from them. Its simple classic french. The brand is a luxury high-end one with clothes to suit a working profile and smart casuals. Also a small collection of belts and bags including acccessories, the store is both for men and women. Men's section on first floor shared with the womens collection.

The famous French design label Agnes B is about casual every day classics, good invest pieces and…read morehigh quality. Personally I find the style a bit too safe and uniteresting but occasionally visit the shop if I am, lets say, looking for the perfect cardigan. The staff is always very helpful and I always find this shop has a friendly atmosphere. The selection is wide including good range of accessories. If you are up for the French chick style, this is your shop.

James Selby has cool stuff for good prices…read more You can get Topshop clothing here and Indie labels. You can also get cheap dishes and glassware. This shop reminds me of John Lewis on a budget, complete with Camden style strippy tights for your goth moments or years. J. Selby comes complete with a wig salon with normal coloured wigs and a magenta wig! I thought the kitchenware was really cheap and there were some pretty glasses on offer from 1.50. I want to come back here (Why can't I ever buy anything here the first time, damn North London rent) to buy this silk polka dot dress for 34.00. It is made by some Indie designer beginning with Dark...but I can't read my own handwritting so I'll have to work on my freehand and let you know. Go to James Selby..you will not be disappointed!

The top floor has been recently revamped and Cafe Nero has replaced the old cafeteria, but James…read moreSelby is still a charmingly weird old department store. It's one of a dying breed, the independent department store. Upstairs, shoppers can buy sewing notions, polyester granny smocks and aprons, low end Wedgewood lines, Pyrex, and linens. A nice range of linens is offered from practical no-iron percale to sheets and pillows by Monsoon. On the ground floor, clothes are grouped into boutique-like clusters. Evans has a section, so does Monsoon, so does Top Shop. Cosmetic counters flank the front of the store, next to the wig shop and hair salon and a few sticks of furniture are sold in the basement.

This is the mother of all Topman shops... ITS AMAZING!…read more I wish the NYC location was as amazing as the one on Oxford street.

Yeh its the daddy of topshops/topman…read more My auntie sums it up "Sometimes I get lost in topshop the music is so loud and the amount of clothes they have, they'll find me three days later curled up in the corner " Allocate an hour or two!

A fantastic set of bargains this time of year, River Island has really upped the ante against…read morefellow high street retailers. A selection of gorgeous tops for a tenner or under, plus that leather handbag on discount I'd been seeking out for aeons, result!