Nicely presented, decent prices and had what I needed in stock…read more Decent staff members although some seemed great and others just okay. Nice shop with good shoes.

I was charged twice for parking here over a month ago. The car park has admitted the error but has…read morestill not refunded me. Be very careful when using your debit card at this car park as you may also be fraudulently charged

Huge mall that was just a few blocks from where I was staying. When I say huge I mean huge. I want…read moreto say there in two gigantic buildings and there are multiple levels as well. Full of the name brand stores as well as a few mom and pop stores as well. There's also a gym, apartments, an awesome food court, and more. The food court is much better than your average mall food court. The options are restaurant quality and plenty of options. Awesome place to buy whatever you need or just to grab a meal.

The Westfield mall is big and can get overwhelming. It has a great selections of stores.read more

As a bona fide vintage fan and sometime purveyor, I'm almost ashamed to have only discovered the…read morelegendary London Vintage Fashion Fair earlier this year. Taking place every 4 - 5 weeks at the great Modernist Hammersmith Town Hall, The Vintage Fashion Fair is where celebrities, stylists and many of London's overpriced vintage boutiques go to get their vintage wares. For a first timer the fair can be a little overwhelming, with dozens of knowledgeable sellers offering vintage fashion, accessories and textiles dating from Victorian times to the eighties and early nineties. Prices, predictably, are not cheap, but then this is high-end vintage. An original full length seventies Janice Wainwright dress will set you back around £100, a vintage Yves Saint Laurent jacket around £250 and original costume jewellery by the likes of Kenneth Jay Lane and Givenchy starts at around £50. My only criticism is the changing room situation. Although my reticence about stripping in front of dozens of other shoppers has decreased a little over years of buying at sample sales, the incongruity of trying on sixties Parisian couture in a town hall's toilets was not lost on me. Nevertheless, this hallowed fair is definitely worth a visit. Even if only for a browse because its friendly, charming sellers and magical atmosphere make this much more than a vintage shopping trip, The Vintage Fashion Fair is an experience.

This is a great place to go if you want vintage fashion away from Brick Lane, as the fair is quite…read moreestablished and usually has some great finds if you know where to look. It's not the cheapest place to buy vintage, but it is usually of a high standard, so you end up saving time by not having to trawl through so many piles of junk. Some of the sellers really know what they're talking about and have beautiful clothes. The reason I haven't given this five stars is that because due to the fact that it's indoors, it can feel a little crowded and chaotic, but as far as vintage fairs go it's comparativeley well organised, and the crowds are inevitable.

We were looking for a coat, and ended up here. This is your typical off-price retail store. Lots…read moreof different items at a discounted price. The clothes are sorted on racks by size and type. Like other discount stores, you can walk in not knowing what brands to expect. Because of the variety and size differences between brands, the racks are always a mess. Everything must be tried on for fit and functionality. The prices are nice, if you can find what you're looking for.

It was my wife's birthday i have ordered 12 different items. It said in the website it should…read morearrive in 5 days. 5 th day didn't arrive.6th i have contacted them didn't arrive evri by the way wortd delivery company you can't contact them .day 7 I contacted tkmaxx custemer service again they said sorry just wait. My wife birthday passed . I was checking the parcel every day day 12-13 goes on same story. At the end day refunded me which is i lost 14 days plus up to 14 days to get my money back. Ruined the birthday for me. I hope you dont do the same mistake. Sorry they offered me 10£ gift card for it all. I said keep it and spend it to customer service

This Sainsbury is much bigger then I thought it would be. We where here to find two things: an…read moreglutenfree meal for my sister and the real curry powder for me. We found a larg line of glutenfree stuff and other allergy free things. Especially the funny things, are the things I remember: Peanutbutter without peanuts.. and egg-free mayonnaise. Anyhow: that what they are selling, you can buy in large proportions and from different brands. If you can't find something on your list: just ask, because I'm sure they have it! On the weekend before Christmas it was a very busy place to be, so a long wait for before you can pass an other person. Oh and I found lots of different tasted and different brands for the curry powder, I bougt two versions so I'm sure that I have enough until my next trip to the UK (somewhere at the end of spring)

I admit, I am a bit of a Sainsbury's fan. My mum used to shop there when I was at home, and I did…read moremy time on the checkouts! So it's a place I know and trust. I've shopped at other supermarkets, but have always come back to Sainsbury's. This store is fairly large, but I tend to avoid it and go to the Richmond branch as this one is so busy, and they have a really small car parkat weekends for instance, you have pretty much no chance of getting a space! It's ridiculous! They also don't seem to have a large amount of checkouts open, so you end up having to wait a fair while (unlike the other branch!) This is also one of only a few places to park in Chiswick High Road. Sainsbury's bought in a policy where you have to spend £5 instore to get free parking, which I admit I have abused once or twice, but it's a bit annoying to try and remember to find your car park card at the checkoutI've forgotten to get it scanned in the past and had to go back instoreotherwise they'll charge you £50!! Anyway, it's a nice store, but parking makes it a no-no for me

This is a smaller store in the Hammersmith area. As far as department stores go, the different…read moreapparel sections are quite small. One can walk in and twirl around 360 degrees and see all the mens' and womens' in one go. There are not a lot of options for very tall people. What they did have was nice though. Their food mart is nothing different than other M&S stores, so you can find your basic needs.

Marks and Spencer stolen 95.50 pounds from me. I contacted the customer service team , sent the…read moreemails with evidence that I was cheated however they just ignored all my emails and calls . It seems like this is a new way of making money for Marks and Spencer. This is to think twice before purchasing anything from them online. You will be cheated . Customer service will ignore all your emails and calls. Since 24 of March I am emailing, calling however everything is ignored. The proof of all above mentioned is available.

Came here for the the first time in over a decade. I'm front the states and couldn't remember the…read morelocation so when I saw it, it made me smile. This is definitely my favorite because it was clean and not so big. There was a beauty salon inside which I've never seen before. Always a good deal here and it's convenient to other stores as well.

Shop was clean. Thats about it. Employees mocking the…read moreclients in their language (non English obviously) and laughing straight at their face. Employees incapable of helping my find a skirt "I don't know where there are." Ok but could you help ? No.

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.

First things first, I am not a local. When I lived in Chiswick many years ago there was an…read moreold-skool healthfood store in one of the side streets but not this lovely supermarket. I had hoped to pick up a snack on my way over to a friend's house banking on one of the main chains along the High Street. M&S was already closed and Tesco had one of its fridge meltdowns (this seems to happen all over town in Summer, but that's another story). Luckily I remembered As Nature Intended from a previous visit and was happy to find an exciting selection of unusual yet healthy snacks. I opted for delicious looking ice cream mochi balls - they turned out to just as tasty as they looked. I don't think I'll be making a special journey as Chiswick really is quite out of the way, but waiting for the next excuse to venture out West. Much better than Wholefoods!

This is not a big supermarket, which is good as you can find what you need easily and swiftly…read more This branch was were it all begun, they sell only organic produce such as meat, chilled goods, beer and wine. They slowly introduced other areas within their grocery, like Green Baby clothes (previously reviewed by moi), and an extensive natural remedies department with expert advice on hand to help treat any ailment. My husband suffers from eczema and he has tried many things in the past, they recommended a balm that has worked wonders, the dryness is less visible and according to him the itching has diminished. As Nature Intended, really feels like walking into Nature, it smells fresh, clean and natural, staff are pin pointed everywhere. Funny story, I thought I was going a bit mental when I saw one of the staff on one aisle and as I turned to the next aisle she was there again! How did she get there? I slowly came to realize, when one of the girls stood next to the other, they were twins! Really nice girls and helpful. Don't be surprised about the prices, just remember you are paying for a healthier lifestyle, free of chemicals and pesticides.

Designer stores are not plentiful in Chiswick for men and this is one of two that I know of. If…read moreyou are into smart casual clothes they have a good selection of brands offering t-shirts, shoes, trainers, jeans, sweat shirts etc and also have a small part at the back of the ship for Suits, shirts and ties etc. Brands include Polo, Armani, UCLA, D&G, G-star etc and they are priced at typical designed prices (i.e. quite expensive) - You will shop cheaper elsewhere but you may find something here that is a little bit different. Never mad busy, good service and a well laid out store. Check out the website for more details of the stock and brands that they carry. There is also another store nearby selling designer so you can also pop in there and see if anything floats you boat.

Well established independant clothing retailer of Mens and Womens fashion, with 6 stores across the…read moreUK. Good selection of clothing from decent brands like Giorgio Armani G-Star Paul Smith Hugo Boss Vivienne Westwood Juicy Couture Reasonable Priced although some items are expensive. If your in the area worth a look.