A very nice and tidy accessories shop. I always end up buying different earringsread more

I have been buying jewellery and fashion accessories from Accessories World for last 10 years…read more Their designs and colours are always unique and follow the season's fashion trends. The quality of jewellery and accessories is excellent.

If I had wrote this 5 years ago then I would be giving Makro a 5 star, but since then we have…read moresuffered inflation, recession and VAT increases, lol. Honestly this place use to be a good bargain. You would see the quantity then you would see the prices and you know that this is a deal but now I find myself really looking for the bargains. Don't get me wrong as would still find what your looking for from a bag of potatoes to a garden shed. I mean the place does have anything you would need, it's just that the prices are normally and by the time the cashier adds the VAT then you know it is less than glamorous. I have resorted to waiting for the Makro mail so I can identify special offers and deals for there fresh meats.

This store is huge it is basically a cash and carry outlet. It is excellent if you love to buy in…read morebulk. You do have to have a membership card. It sells food products, electrical goods, tools, furniture, clothing and shoes, housewares, wines, spirits and beers, toiletries, giftware, stationery, in fact everything that you would find in a traditional department store, only without the luxury surroundings. You do have to be careful to remember that the prices on the merchandise do not include V.A.T. so some things are not as much of a bargain as they appear to be.

Really helpful and friendly staff at this Costco when I visited on a Sunday afternoon. Lots of good…read moresampling of food and drink too incl two kinds of Jamiesons! It was busy, but they had all lanes open at checkout and I lucked out with an empty one at the far right, so was in and out in under an hour which has to be some kind of record for Costco shopping! Btw, I really love the differences in Costco cafe food items between US and UK. There was a pulled pork sandwich for sale at the cafe here which I heroically resisted getting as wasn't very hungry. Maybe when/ if go again, will get it and update the review :)

I'm a Costco addict and thought it would be fun to visit while here from the States. I introduced…read moremy friends to it, who are here for a year. The prices are definitely good and make it worth the visit. This Costco has a lot of interesting items and food that we don't have at the ones at home.

I think it's just fantastic that Milton Keynes has a Costco! I would never expect it in such a…read moretown. CostCo in England is one of the few places you can get many American foods which is great for a yank like myself while working overseas. On top of the American products, they naturally have many British products in bulk, as well Word on my street is they only sell to businesses in the UK so thank goodness for my American CostCo card, woohoo! They have the signature beef hot dog (American hot dogs are hard to find in the UK) for the super cheap price of just 1.50 pounds and it comes with a pop. Fantastic deal and reminded me of being at home.

I'm with Sarah S. on this one - most of the appeal of Costco to me is that IT FEELS LIKE I'VE BEEN…read moreTELEPORTED HOME. That said, I also love looking around at Costco in the UK as people purchase flats of scones and gargantuan boxes of tea. There's a happy commentary about international relations in that visual, I think. Or maybe people the world over just like to shop. Whichever whatever. Prices are good, but not always a mega-deal (if you're a die-hard bargain shopper). However, there is a great range of American products, which end up being _much_ more affordable than purchasing them (plus shipping) on "US product" sites or special ordering them. Multi-pound tub of Red Vines? Yeah, I'm looking at you. To round out the experience I'd also like to note: hotdogs, like back in 'Murrica, are also 1.50. Slices of pizza (cheese, pepperoni, BBQ chicken) are 1.60 or so. Full pizzas also available for impromptu pizza parties (or, like, you and your bestie watching True Blood). To cater to British tastes the chicken caesar has been swapped out for jacket potatoes, but all else is in order. It's a great place to cheaply grab a bite of simple carbs and saturated fats. Yum dash oh. Beware weekends, and avoid Christmas times. Trust. Yelp note: note the opening hours: hours for those with "business" cards are different than for those, like lil' ol' me, with standard issue cards. Double-note: cash, no credit.

I went in today to return some minor unused items following the passing of my father which we had…read morepurchased for the funeral proceedings. All paid for with my card when accompanied by the member, my mother. Cannot process refund I was told as my mother, an 80-year old grieving widow must come in and return the items herself. I explained that this would be difficult for her as she would be on her own. Doesn't matter, not their problem as they have policies in place. CHAD, the manager and truly an unsympathetic moron, asserted that GDPR is the reason. What on earth does GDPR have to do with returning items in a store? CHAD couldn't even bring himself to mutter a simple "sorry for your loss..." Disgraceful and arrogant conduct. He finished the discussion with a threat to terminate my mother's membership as he found my comment that I would be posting this episode on social media unacceptable. I see many negative comments on Costco Watford associated specifically with CHAD. Please return this guy to stacking shelves where he belongs.

Costco. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY…read more Ordered a B M W Watch from this company. After waiting five weeks for my watch to arrive l received an item that was nothing like the the B M W watch that was ordered. What I got was a low value poor quality item,and was not worth anything like the £45.00 + PP I had parted with. Have tried on many occasions to get intouch with Costco to resolve this problem and have had no reply. PayPal where unable to help me with problem. From a very unhappy customer. Billybear12325. ,

I know, I know, TFC is a chain and we're not supposed to review chains. But first things first, my…read morelocal Turkish Food Centre was the very first in the chain, established back in 1980 as a market stall here on Ridley Road. Also, its not exactly competing with Tesco or Wal-Mart for world domination: TFC has about a dozen medium-size shops mostly north of the river. Lastly, this branch is sort of hidden away, and looks smaller than it really is, so I'm not sure that even locals will know about its many charms. It offers fruit and veg at similar prices to the market traders vocally advertising their wares outside. There is a bakery at the back where you can buy deliciously warm and fresh Turkish flatbreads, sesame-covered loaves or layered borek pastries. There's a massive meat section if thats your thang. They also do a nifty line in barbecue equipment - I assume this is because the many local ocakbasi restaurants source their tongs and charcoal here. This is all for wholesale prices. OK it might lack some popular brands or a Finest range, as in other more familiar supermarkets, but what you miss in reassuring familiarity you gain in the chance to try new things and a guaranteed saving at the tills.

A slice of instant Istanbul in a supermarket... As mentioned before it's a chain store but don't…read morelet that put you off... It's much bigger and better than it looks from the outside.... I always go to the produce counter to purchase vegetables like globe artichokes or broad beans which are hard to find elsewhere... The bakery offers delicious baklava which is freshly made and taste like it. Iranian pide is always available along with khoubez... There is a good range of chilled products like halloumi and stuff like cacik, taramasalata and various dips and stuff. This place is good for sourcing White mulberries and dried fruit/nuts ideal for muesli.

Fabrics on rolls, shoes in boxes, clothing on hangars, fresh fruits and vegetables, toys and…read moretrinkets as well as a fishmonger and at least two butchers (one halal, one I'm not sure), Shepherd's Bush Market has tons of the stuff you need. It's an eccentric mix of shops and stalls, but everyone is quite friendly and they're all very happy for your business. Easy to navigate, the market has two parallel aisles that run from one end to the other. But if you're too tired or you already bought a ton of stuff, you'd be excused if you only do one aisle. Conveniently located, the market runs next to the Hammersmith Underground line, between Goldhawk Road and Shepherd's Bush Market stations. You can't miss it.

The Shepherd's Bush Market came in very handy when I worked as a runner at the BBC years ago. This…read moremarket really has it all from cheap food and housewares to gorgeous fabrics. In fact, the fabrics here are brilliant. I was requested to look for silk polka dot fabric once and you know what, it was all here. The prices are dirt cheap and sometimes you can haggle a wee deal. I always find markets a little disorientating and this one especially but if you have time to wander, do give this a look because you can pick up great deals on food and other bits for the house - brilliant.

We always hit up Costco when we travel, and the Wembley one did not disappoint. First shock: they…read moresell sushi. At Costco. In London. The rest of the food court felt like home -- pizza, chicken bake, hot dogs -- but with fun twists like a mango smoothie and a chili‑bean baked potato. The mango smoothie slapped. The warehouse itself is classic Costco with a UK spin: same big staples, but tons of snacks and cereals you won't find in the States.

This Costco in London is located within walking distance of Wembly Stadium, so I caught the Tube to…read morethis location. There is a really large variety of baked goods that looked very tempting. The choices of British meats available was good as well. Button this occasion, as an out of towner I came to try the food court items that are not available in the United States. Here's my rating: California Roll: 4/5 Potato Jacket with chili: 3/5 Potato Jacket with baked beans and tuna: 4/5 Hot dog: 5/5 Mango smoothie: 5/5 Double chicken sandwich: 3/5 The food was prepared quickly. Overall everything I ordered was solid and at an affordable price.

This electronics store has managed to save me more than once. It sells everything from adapters,…read moresockets, phone equipment, music cables, TV cables, computer bits, screws in every size and colour, power adapters, sat navs, car equipment, tools to lava lamps. It really sells it all. Now, I will admit that as a typical girl, I am probably a DIY imbecile, and yet the staff has always been very patient and helpful with me, which I will forever be grateful for. This is the perfect shop for all your electronic needs whether you are a tech expert or just desperately trying to fix a household object.

Maplin is a great little electrical store. I've been here a few times looking for various things…read moresuch a a baby light bulb for a special lamp that I have, a cable that I needed for my old turntable. You name it they have it. The guys in here are always ready to help and must find it pretty amusing when I try and explain in nontechnical terms what I'm looking for like "oh you know that things that connects the little plug with the even smaller one" and they are like oh you mean the male/female adaptor.