Fantastic. Second only to the mothership in Paris. Sales woman was incredibly knowledgeable and…read morevery nice.

Best women's shirts in the world. You can easily transform yourself to one of the chic Parisien…read morewomen when you wear their shirts. They use to only do white shirts, but these days Anne Fontaine extend the range to black, chocolate and navy too. You will be surprise how much you can do with just simple shirts, beautiful designs, endless surprises, imagination, creativity, impeccable cutting. Price is not cheap, but well worth it. The staff will provide useful recommendations and tips for styling. Simple but beautiful.

A friend had a show here once so I might be biased n the strength of the work but it's a good sized…read moregallery that seems to have a fairly regular crowd of followers. i think there was free wine too.

There is always a large selection of each game type in this store…read more There is usually a good offer on, and they also have a reward card that you collect points on what you buy and can ofset these against other games you purchase online and in store. They also buy any games you would like to sell (even though it isn't the greatest rate). If you are prepared to buy games instore, they will give you a higher rate.

I went in here with my children to look at the Wii dames. At the moment they are doing a deal on…read moreselected Wii games where you buy one get one free. There is also a good deal on the console itself. They now have a card that you get points on if you trade in your old items, you can then spend these points on anything in the store. Helpful, friendly staff and a good selection of products.

Called here during a trip to Camden market. They have 2 shops, one small, one slightly larger. Both…read morewere staffed by really lovely people, friendly and very approachable. The clothes are gorgeous and exceptional well priced - l purchased a pair of trousers, a top and an amazing coat......could have bought a huge amount more but had hubby in toe so had to be sensible for a change!! I will defo be returning again soon (and will leave the hubby at home this time! )

On the way to Camden I stopped by here since it was en route. I understand that many locals aren't…read moreinto this shop as it's a dime a dozen with all the goth, emo, rock, punk, steam punk adn burlesque clothes, however, we only have two stores in Vancouver that carry these genre of clothes and even their selection is limited, therefore, coming here was like Disneyland to me. I love these fashions. I remember when I was younger my mom used to take my school clothes shopping for goth and punk clothes at some of the shops in Vancouver like Cabbage and Kinks, The Underground, Trip etc. This brought me back to my childhood and also frustrated me that Vancouver needs at least one more store like this. I couldn't adopt any fashions due to suitcase space, however, still cool to see the quality in pieces. It is a small and overly packed store with stock. With that said it can only fit a few people at a time. Customer service was friendly.

The name of this business just -begs- to be abused. And seeing as I'm the first to review it, it…read morewouldn't -quite- be beating a dead horse, I just can't bring myself to strap on high heels and break out the riding crop for some cheap giggles. Upon recently discovering that one of the lights in my flat's toilet had burned out, I rummaged around in the utility drawer to see if the landlord had left any spares. Of -course- it wouldn't be that easy. Off to S & M Tools I went, fingers crossed that they'd be able to provide me a replacement. I thought it was quite clever of me to bring in the useless bulb to use as an example of what I was looking for. Even with the dud in tow, there was still some question of what wattage it was. I call it poor design that it wasn't labelled on the bulb. How am I supposed to know these things? Does it look like I'm an engineer or something? Fortunately, the oriental matron of the shop had the answer. Cashier son: Mum, what wattage is this? It doesn't say. Her to son: No problem. It's 50 watts. Her to me: You want it bright? Me: No, it doesn't need to be bright. Her to son: 35 watts. A few pounds poorer, but a 35 watt bulb richer, I departed S & M Tools. I kind of considered mumbling on my way out of the shop, 'Thank you ma'am, may I have another?' But that would've been absurd...

Damn you Kevin for getting in there first, for what must be the easiest Pun on a business name!…read more Anyway, this is a very basic neighbourhood hardware shop. It has nothing fancy, it has lots of Bits 'n Bobs, tons of useless things that have no use whatsoever until your underside flange leaks or your eccentric ball-cock blows and you need a fix, urgently. It is more for those quick-fixes, don't come here looking for quality tools or any top branded equipment. Actually, not even the mid-range brands, it is all very much no-brand and Rolson. They probably have a basic version of whatever you need though, or a temporary fix alternative.

There are two shops on the lobby level; a bookshop and a combination gift shop/bookshop. The…read moreselection of books was good; particularly illustrated books (especially children's books and "gift" books). Also, the woman working in the larger shop was really friendly.

Just a simple and normal museum shop. Went there to find some books but there is nothing much…read more.. Good for tourists and visitor but not a great bookshop !

A perfectly pokey little book store in the middle of tourist-mobbed Hayes Galleria, the Riverside…read moreBookshop always manages to maintain a quiet and reflective atmosphere. Although you wouldn't be amiss in initially assuming it's a Waterstones. Because it's rather unassuming. The selection of books available is admirable for the store's size. So until I eventually get a Kindle (and after that when I'm looking for non-ebook-friendly titles), I think I'll eschew the chain giants and make this my go-to local book store. (And it's the only place I've ever seen a "Congratuations on your divorce" greeting card for sale. Just, you know, in case you've been looking for one, as you would.)

Nice small shop away from the crowds with a good selection on the second floor. It's located in a…read morenewer mall area and takes a little looking but worth the find

Such a cool bookstore! I got my masters degree in Library and Information Science and this place…read morereminded me of one of my classes from school. Had a wide selection of genres containing old books on those subjects, it was so interesting. Highly recommend.

Such a marvelous hidden gem in the heart of SoHo! I stumbled upon this store during a rainy day…read morestroll after class and absolutely fell in love. There are some truly incredible finds here - all fairly priced. The selection/range of works is amazing, and the staff is wonderful.