I had a wonderful experience visiting the arsenal stadium. I actually don't much about futbol, but…read moremy boyfriend is a big fan and I was here to support him. I was pleasantly surprised how wonderful the staff was. Everyone's super fun, silly but organized. The museum and tour were both great. It was really cool to see everything during their off season and their gift store was very clean. Jerseys were all organized. Definitely a recommended stop if you're a soccer fan and you're in London.

When in London England stop by your favorite football club. This is another long overdue review…read more About a year ago we went on the Arsenal Stadium tour and it did not disappoint! The tour gave us pretty much all access to areas that on a normal day a fan would not be able to see! It takes you on an audio guided tour through the entire stadium pointing out facts about the stadium and history of the team. It was nice to walk around at your own pace and not feel pressured to keep moving. It was even nicer to be able to see the suites, player's locker room, and most of all be down by the pitch and sit in one of the players seats, but almost more important all of the staff were very friendly and helpful. At the end of the tour it puts you in the Arsenal team store which was very big and had almost any Arsenal item that you may want. So, if you are a Gunners fan and want to have a cool experience to get closer to your team go on the Arsenal Stadium tour.

The one in Fairfax is absolutely amazing. The workers are so helpful and they can find you the…read moreshirt you want. The atmosphere inside the building is amazing and they even have FIFA for customers. They also host many events whenever an important game is happening. Definitely recommend this place!

Just left the store about 1/2 hour before close...wow!!!Service was everything you want in store!…read moreNot exactly what I was looking for but several options to fill the request I had. Will definitely look to this shop in the future! Thank you.

While greeted at the door, once on the floor that held my purchase, no one was there to assist…read more There were several other shoppers also in need of assistance.

Lillywhites in Piccadilly Circus, London is a large sports shop, which is much to my surprise owned…read moreby Sports Direct in central London (not too far away from their own large, flagship branch which is less popular on Yelp in terms of the number of reviews). It is located in a fairly old building and the only disabled/wheelchair entrance due to the oddly shaped step going into the store is the offputting, dirty, back "staff entrance" I have long avoided this store as its name Llilywhites is associated with Tottenham Hotspur FC - I stupidly thought this was actually their club shop until I noticed a sign which confused me "The world's finest sports store", after doing some research later I found the name comes from the family which used to own and run the store, located at 25 Regent St since the year of 1925 - it is nice to see it is still in its' original old building, which surely must be Grade listed by now - fairly impressive for a sports shop and especially considering it is now owned by the UK's largest sports retailer, for them to keep the original branding including the website (same website as Sports Direct just with the Lilywhites logo), despite other branches in other cities changing hands such as Leeds, Newcastle and Nottingham. It seems despite seeming to be a higher-end brand the overall store feel and layout is the same - and that includes the staff who didn't seem friendly or helpful by any means to struggling disabled customers or just shoppers looking to find something. It is over multiple floors and does have a decent selection, however. Is it as good as Sports Direct's flagship central London location? No, of course not - other than keeping the brand name it seems the store which seemed so historic and cool has become a boring branded store in every other regard, it's just a more expensive Sports Direct without improved quality/service etc. 2* - For the store size and location, nothing else.

We heard the adidas flagship store had Oasis swag, so we went there. If you are looking for large…read moreand extra large sizes, they have them in spades. Everything is high quality as you would expect from adidas. The store is wicked stylish and large. Easy queue for check out and fittings. Perfectly located on Oxford Street across from Selfridges, the Flagship store is great if you love the sneakers, the style, and the quality.

Adidas fans this a cool experience! It has 4 floors of all and anything Adidas! The energy is hip…read moreand high! You can personalized jerseys and design shirts here and the turn around was quick! The staff are very knowledgeable of the products.

I was on a European vacation, and the weather was colder than anticipated so I needed a coat…read more Stopped in Cotswold of London (spur of the moment) and purchased a jacket for the remainder of my trip. It's a Patagonia jacket, very lightweight and usable in Florida's unsually chilly nights. My friend also bought an Osprey brand backpack. Good quality store.

It's always nice to see a sport store anywhere you go. This is a chain store here in England. It's…read morelike a small REI which is 3 stories but small.

The North Face here on Southampton Street in Covent Garden, London is a fairly nice branch of the…read morechain, of course only selling own brand products. The location is in central London, Covent Garden, fairly close to the likes of Honest Burgers and Apple is pretty handy. The store is a decent size, it's average and has a satisfactory selection of most "summer" North Face gear, visiting in April you'd expect to see away with the winter clothing, but for an outdoor store I was surprised and disappointed at how little they had to support the cold, outdoor climates, the jackets they did have tended to be windproof or showerproof, rather than completely waterproof. I understand it's going into winter, but one would expect more of a range especially with this store being an outdoor store, which even the staff member I spoke to agreed with me on. The staff here seemed really friendly, I had a short conversation about football and the in-store product range with a cool guy that worked here. The prices seemed a little higher again, but this is a brand people pay for if you're looking for more of a bargain and perhaps more "outdoorsy" products, perhaps an outlet store is your best bet, yet sadly they are always out of town and hard to get to, the nearest outlet store to this one is at London Designer Outlet opposite Wembley Stadium, even that seems to be a fairly small store. A decent store with helpful, friendly staff yet only a satisfactory, and slightly poor product range. 3*

I'm not a huge fan of North Face, purely for aesthetic reasons, I find in comparison to other Out…read moreDoor clothes, their range is quite plain and dull. However I was happy to find that they had some Bright Green boarding trousers, which seem to brighten the shop up a bit! I went in the winter, and Upstairs was mainly snowboarding/ skiing gear and downstairs, they had a good range of camping gear. The prices, were about average for such products.

This is a large store specialising in camping gear, out door gadgets, climbing, and snowboarding/…read moreskiing clothing and accessories. I found their best products to be out doors gadgets like The Meteotronic Weather Forecast hand held device which provides a professional weather- pretty useful for £40. This store could give you some great ideas for what to get Dad for Christmas/ birthday. In fashion wise... I find the clothes and colours to be quite plain jane, practical but not very attractive.

Pricey, but well worth it because of the personal service and the vast selection…read more On day 2 in London it was clear that the shoes that worked for me in Dallas would NOT work at all in London. I hobbled in, barely able to walk, ad in great pain from shows that had become too tight from all the walking I had done. I left nearly pain free, in shoes that not only supported and housed my swollen aching feet, but also corrected my tendency to pronate. It took trying 10 pairs and about 50 minutes to find the shows I needed, and In that time I realized how deeply knowledgeable staff was about hair products and issues customers have with their feet. I was so blessed to find such an experienced and helpful employee. My London adventure was almost at an end before it really began!

They had plenty of selections of shirts, sweatshirts, magnets, hats and other souvenirs. One of…read morethe bigger shops that I have seen in London. They were helpful in finding what I wanted and worth the value. I bought children's tshirts and magnets but there was so much more.

We specifically sought out Red Bus Shop because they have a pressed penny machine outside the…read morestore. It also happens to be located down the street from the London Eye. If you are a tourist and love photo ops or souvenirs then this store is a must. First of all there is a cardboard cutout stand of a bear and beefeater. This is great for families, friends, couples, and kids. Then inside, aside from every tea, shirt, or toy you would want to waste your money on, they have face masks of famous English people. The Queen, Meghan, Mr. Bean, James Corden... you name it. These are my favorite as I like to take ridiculous photos pretending to be them. I don't buy them. I just take pictures in the store. I'm a terrible customer. This store would be 10-15 minutes tops on your itinerary.