I love shopping at this shop, because they have a lot of nice collection. The sales persons are…read morevery nice and helpful. I like the shopping experience here.

All those I need were there , grocery , Primark which I loved because all their products are Ver…read morecheap

I had a nice time shopping here. A lot of different things to choose from. I can't wait to go back…read moreand check out their new arrivals.

Located almost opposite Romford station (that may be a slight exagerration but it's close) this…read moreteen-women's clothing shop is quite large as it's a double shop. It sells a selection of smart, casual and downright risque clothing which makes it suitable for everyone. The prices are usually very reasonable with the occassional over priced item. The staff are very friendly.

Really like the store. The on eon oxford street is good as well. Theis clothes are really…read moremainstream high street of slightly higher quality but I oughta say that if you get lucky you'll find something very original and timeless. One of my favourite cocktail dresses are from there, clean cut, plain design in red, but man, are they show stoppers:)

Good branch of the old favourite. :) Not too crowded even on market days, relatively organized and…read morewell stocked. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's my local and I can walk there in 20 minutes, making it perfect for a bit of "pauper's retail therapy". :D Primark isn' the place to go for *classics* that will last a decade or more, it's the place to go for BASICS: socks, thighs, fun knickers, vests, polo necks for layering and cute accessories to update a look. If you have children they're a good alternative for getting cute stuff that won't break the bank and you won't cry for discarding at the charity shop after a few weeks as kids grow so fast. One of my most frequent purchases there are thighs, as for the price they are THE BEST in town - trust me on that, 200 denier soft as silk for less than three quid? You can't possibly beat that. Second come the wet tissues, the "deep cleansing" ones are AMAZING for removing make up and cost only 50p a pack. Sometimes they have branded stuff going for peanuts; bough a TokiDoki pen case and a Paul Frank iPad case for 2 pounds each. Some shoes are surprisingly good and lasting for the price (you'll have to dig through a LOT of junk, though), but all the bags scream CHEAP - I'd give them a wide berth, along with the more "trendy" stuff that just looks like the poor man's version of what you'll find on higher end shops on the high street. Knowing what NOT to buy there is an art, and as soon as you get your wits about it Primark becomes a treasure. ;)