We visited Lambert on our holiday to London, it had good prices and friendly service so we picked…read moreup a few fun trinkets. However after paying, one of us checked the receipt and the full Visa card number and expiry date were printed on the receipt! This seemed sketchy as every other receipt always had the first numbers starred out. In calling the bank they agreed this was fishy and cancelled the card as a precaution. Just something to watch out for when shopping!

I love to buy cheesy souvenirs whenever I visit a foreign land. This is a great spot right by…read moretrafalgar square. This shop was perfect, it had everything I was looking for and more. No pressure to buy anything which is great. I walked away a happy tourist. I should also mention based on my shopping they are have the best prices around.

I got most of my souvenirs from this enormous, two-story gift shop. Prices for most items were…read morecomparable to the various souvenir stands and stores scattered across London but their variety is hard to match! They have a good selection of hats (caps, Berets, wide brims, bowlers), T-shirts, hoodies, and stuffed animals among things. Their basement also sells roller luggage. Another funny thing I saw was they had a security guard downstairs, but originally I thought he was a cardboard cutout from a distance since he was standing motionless next to a poster of someone wearing the exact same uniform. I had to do a double take but thought it was a cool trick to blend into the surroundings like that. I bought about $50£ worth of stuff - would make good souvenirs or random last-minute Christmas gifts. I couldn't find any cute stuffed English Bulldogs, so I hope my wife likes the Hello Kitty wearing Union Jack I picked.

SOUVENIRS! CHEAP ONES!…read more Forget buying the marked up stuff at the Beatles Store on Baker Street or the overpriced kiosks on Regent Street. Here's the spot for everything you need to bring back to the kiddies! Tshirts. Sweaters (jumpers). Hoodies. Mugs. Decals (stickers). Tiles. Posters. Name tags. Fridge magnets. Pens. Pot holders. You name it, they have it here. The selection is MASSIVE. And not just Union Flags. They have Beatles and Monty Python and even Paddington Bear stuff! It's not cheap, but it is certainly inexpensive. There's a helpful entrance from the Piccadilly Circus Tube so you don't have to go outside in the (what, again?) rain.

Listed as a souvenir shop, but this is so much more than that. It's a shop that curates local items…read morefrom artists and businesses from all over London. You'll definitely be paying a pretty penny for many of the items, but just remember these are artists and indie businesses selling really trendy cool things with eccentric twists. Jars of jams and lemon curd with interesting names. Costume jewelry with unique emblems. Fantastical cards with pop out shapes. Framed posters of local maps and record shops. Everything from espresso cups to chocolates to sturdy and high quality coasters to notebooks and journals and even tiny bottles of "British rain water." It's a great place to find thoughtful high-quality artsy gifts and souvenirs.

This is the perfect shop to capture the real Carnaby Street, Swinging Sixties et al - rather than…read moreone of these tacky souvenir shops that used to dominate the area. The walls are covered in cool prints, all by British artists and about London-related themes. Shelves are overflowing with unusual gift ideas - I will definitely be back before Christmas, We Built This City is truly inspiring, a real gem.

**warning: touchy subject in review (SA)…read more i went here the day before christmas 2021 so i could look at the cbd products. the worker at the cbd part of the shop tried to pull me across the street and made me feel uncomfortable just feet away from the hotel i was staying at. reported the shop to the police, but they did not help me find him. please for your own safety, do not go here!

A mishmash of British themed trinkets…read more Want to buy a plastic Big Ben? Well, it's available in many sizes and colours. Under one roof you can have a Big Ben replica, a plate with the queen portrait, Union Jack everything, Mr. Bean (and teddy) dolls. But, the markup is high. I looked some Harry Potter candy and they were double the price compared to an Hardy's candy store. If you are in a hurry, go. But if you have more time, shop around.

Now that we have given my mother her Highland Store shawl I can finally leave a review for this…read morewonderful store! We dropped in after a visit to The British Museum and I loved the different styles and pattern mixes. Honestly, I think I loved the wares at Highland store more than the St Stephen's Green wool shops in Dublin, Ireland and have definitely put Scotland on my list of spots to visit in the future! After perusing the store I chose a shawl I thought my mother would love (she did) and the wonderful store clerk chose a fresh folded copy for me to take home for her. All in all a simply wonderful experience at the Highland Store in London!

This is really good cashmere shop if you're for something interesting…read more The Highland Store is not that expensive and the guys who run this firm are very nice, helpful and decent. I think this is the only upscale cashmere store in the London Borough of Camden. Retail Assistant Manager, Ben Hampson always makes me laugh.

Dropped in here to grab a quick gift for a toddler and was astounded by the wide range of quirky…read moregifts and toys they stocked for people of all ages, ranging from wooden replicas of iconic London vehicles and buildings to wine lights (lights in the form of corks which gave us a good excuse to finish off a bottle of wine so we could try it out) to animal-shaped lights (a perfect talking point for your lounge). Items were priced quite affordably - the wine light was £10, while the London building blocks was around £15. The sales assistants were nice and chatty the day we dropped in, and happy to help us wrap our gift for no extra cost (as long as we paid for the wrapping paper). They also had really nice, cute wrapping paper for kids in the form of Mr. Men wrapping paper. That was a big hit!

Neat shop with a variety of interesting items and great card selection.read more

RIP-OFF SCAM! This guy charged my wife's CC $23.98 for a $17.98 item which when we got home found…read moreout to be scratched and used?! Read the Google reviews. Apparently, he has been doing this to other customers too. SHAMEFUL THIEVERY!

Basically, and there is a very basic premise behind this shop, Fancy That (of London yeah?!) is a…read morehuge souvenir shop outside the British Musuem, obviously not an official musuem shop, but Hey! it's trying to be... So, Sherlock Holmes stuff, standard British things - teddies, tea, shortbread, candy, dolls, etc. Touch of Diana memorabilia. Also those awful garish 'London' bags. I won't be buying any of this. They also sell weird stuff like, a huge immitation Tutankhamun statue and replica terracota army set. Top of everyone's Christmas list... Very chintzy atmosphere - classical music playing in the background, can U visualise it?