Milanzi makes me doubt my vegetarian ethics. This store does hot coats from Italy discounted…read moreoutrageously. There was one down to 50.00 from 250 pounds. It had a fur trim. I do not know if it was real or not. I wouldn't buy it if it was real, but I would feel a longing. You can also get loads of faux fur here, gaudy rhinestone pants, and really cute coats from 30 pounds worth at least 3 times that. Check this store out!

TK Maxx sell off previous season stock from the pricier brands and labels. The Ealing branch is…read moreupstairs at the back of the Arcadia Centre. Don't go into this store unless you're prepared to rummage. If there's any logic to the way the clothes are arranged then I've never worked it out, the only way to find anything is to dive in and rummage. You'll find a mixture of cheap clothes that look cheap and rather gorgeous designerwear that's been heavily discounted. Apart from clothing and accessories they also sell toys, toiletries and giftsets. Although this is a big shop it's the smallest TK Maxx I've been in, just one floor and no housewares, cookware, linens or curtains.

I love TK Maxx, and the Ealing branch is great because it's so close to me, but it is quite small…read moreand is even more unreliable than most. They do have a great selection of bags, and also shoes if you go at non-peak hours early in the week. Most recently, I found a pair of Jeffrey Campbell shoes for just £35, which is less than a third of the price! If you want amazing designer bargains, then TK Maxx is definitley the place to come, but you have to have patience and perseverance. Like I said, the Ealing Branch is really small and even more messy than most. Some days, especially later on in the weekends, they have literally nothing- you will be greeted with rows upon rows of empty shoe racks- and recently it has definitley gone a bit downhill recently as it's started to look even more bare than usual. However, I know that when I'm in Ealing Broadway I will go here without fail, as sometimes there's an amazing deal just waiting to be found.

Boden is in a bizarre location outside of Zone 1. My cousin and I met for a weekend of fun in…read moreLondon, and she wanted to check out Boden's one store! I had never shopped at Boden, but always love a good shopping adventure. After some adventures on the underground, we finally made it to Boden. They have a pretty decent sized store with women's, men's and children's clothes! We happened to visit the store during the summer sale and got a few lovely dresses at quite discount. For Boden fans, I'd recommend checking out this location!

Shopping in here is such a pleasure. I love the way they display their products and the lighting…read moreand music make it so relaxing to shop in here.

Absolutely delighted that Ealing has an additional H&M brought to West London!with a feeding…read moreaddiction to h&m i cannot allow myself to make another visit or i have indeed a problem. the store is quite spacious but it doesn't hold all the collection but only a selective few.since it opened back last year October,i have been going back for regular visits.i just love how i can go there for hours and mix and match.with a wide variety of female clothing on the ground floor and guys and kids clothes upstairs,it caters for everyone.its always neatly tidy,never messy.staff are always on hand.even waited for the store to open once just so i can grab my fix!love it.the manniquins does help too as it just gives u an idea of what looks good for the season.

Blink sells clothing and bags which are trendy and not very distinctive. They also sell sterling…read moresilver jewellery. The prices are middle of the road, not too cheap. Not too expensive. I saw a decent looking black carryall bag here. What is distinctive about this store is it's complete lack of an identity. Not essentially bad, but a poseur.

BE WARNED...They don't give refunds, only exchanges/credit note. I exchanged a bag for one that had…read moremore room. They, however gave me £1 change for the difference, breaking their rule of giving back money and only offering credit notes. After one day the zip was breaking apart and the strap i discover could not take much weight at all! I went back to exchange for another since they don't give refunds. I was treated nice at first, but when i changed my mind a few times, I definitely felt unwelcome. All in all, i ended up with a £1 credit note i didn't want and when i said that i received £1 back the last time, they dismissed it and said it was a once off. Adding that they rarely give money back and that it was up to the manager. A policy is a policy it shouldn't change!!! Another assistant coldly stated how she didn't get money back at another shop and that most shops do that! But do most shops change their policy, one day and not the next? I think not. I also felt their pricing is intentionally done so you never get a complete exchange, be it £1, £5, £10 or more. I left with disappointment over a product that was poorly made and a credit voucher of £1 which i'm not going to use as this experience completely put me off. It was the way i was treated and no customer should ever have to feel bad when they exit a shop.

Bravissimo niche markets to large breasted women. You can get a D cup bra here with a small back…read morelike as small as 28 inches. You can get a K cup bra! If you are a genetically blessed, top heavy, or an adult professional you are guaranteed to find a rocking bra and panty set here. Bravissimo also does sports bras as well as lingerie. I am not sure what size I actually am ( I'm shrinking) but I have a small back, which is hard to find. If my end result boobs fit the bill, I'll be back.

Bravissimo is a god-send for those searching for bras above a D-cup. The assistants are great, very…read moreknowledgeable and truly don't seem to mind having to go back and forth between the changing room and the stock room for you hundreds of times in a row. The stock could be prettier, but as larger sized lingerie goes it's fantastic. Their store in Ealing is very roomy and airy and designed well so that you don't find yourself fighting for space when trying to flick through all the hangers looking for the right sizes. They also now do all sorts of clothing designed to have more give for curvy ladies!

What happened to signal in this library ? In order to caught signal you have to leave library…read moretrying to get it outside the library. Used to be very good signal, why nobody cares about it? they know about this problem , but do nothing , Very disappointing Others library don t have this problem at all!

Great library. It's improved immeasurably since it's refit, and it has a great stock of books. The…read moregraphic novel section in particular is very good with a great selection of alternative titles as well as the usual suspects. The staff are helpful and there's a nice atmosphere. There's a fair few PCs too, and members can use the internet for free.

Selling a range of quirky clothes for women, Warehouse is perfect if you're looking for that…read morespecial piece that won't go out of fashion. It has a good selection for both casual and formal wear. My only criticism is that sizes can be a bit small across the chest so best to try items on first before purchasing them.

If you like your footwear cheap and not so cheerful, this is the place to go. I feel disgusted with…read morethe smell every time I walk in here, so I try to avoid it as much as possible. The average price for a pair of shoes is about £10 and this is reflected in the poor quality of the shoes. The most expensive shoes I've seen in here were under £20, which says it all! The summer sandals are ok; for £3-5 you can get a pair of pretty flip flops to wear on holiday and then chuck away. The shop is never busy but the staff just don't seem to want to help the customers either. They never come over and offer help when people are obviously struggling to find something, the mentality seems to be: "If you want help, come over to the counter and then maybe, just maybe, I'll think about helping you but I won't be happy about it!" I don't care if people are earning minimum wage working here (go a few doors away to the mega cheap Card Factory and see what wonderful customer service they always provide), I expect some degree of politeness and at least a decent level of customer service if I'm spending money somewhere. The staff at Shoe Zone have an overly laid back attitude and when you ask them questions it's like it's a real strain for them to think of an answer. E.g. ask the if there's a different range available on the website or a size of a shoe that's not available in the store and they'll just shrug and say "I don't know!" They also don't seem to know the name of the ranges they actually do have in stock. The worst thing about this store is the really awful stench when you walk in of cheap plastic or something, it's not even food odour, it just seems to be the awful materials used to actually make the shoes!