Great shop for cards. Their prices are very reasonable and the cards are good quality. Only…read moredrawback is the size of the shop, it would benefit with being a bit bigger, as it can be a bit of a struggle to get round when it is busy. It also has a good selection of small gifts, wrapping paper, and gift bags. At christmas there is an excellent range of individual and boxed cards.

Bargin place for cards. You can get some really good quality cards in here for a fraction of the…read moreprice that places like Clinton Cards would charge. There are cards for all occasions and for every member of family, friends etc. Christmas is crazy in here but the cards are really worth the money.

This is a good upper market card shop. The prices are high…read morecompared to some other card shops but they have a good variety and they are not flimsy and dont fall down when you try to stand them up. They have a very good selection of wrapping paper and matching gift tags and also a good range of gift bags/ There are lots of cuddly toys with special messages on - me to you bears are my favourite. This is a good sized shop and well laid out.

A good card shop along Long Acre in Covent Garden, Scribber stocks some interesting, quirky and…read moreunusual greeting cards. They have a wide selection, so you can find something for every occasion.There are some small gifts too, and wrapping paper, so you can easily pop in here during a lunch break to get a small present for a colleague. That was how I discovered it at any rate, as calendars and agendas are pretty useless for me! The only thing is that its pretty small, so if you want some time to browse, it would be best to come during a quiet time. Three is a crowd - literally!

It's your mum's birthday and you need something funny, with pop out parts and lots and lots of…read moreglitter and possibly plays music. Done and done and done and done my friend. They have tons of cards to choose from for many various occasions and even some blank ones as well. And some wrapping paper choices and little gift bags. Also some small notebooks and little gifts to accompany your card purchases (if you happen to be in a hurry to have lunch with your mum and forgot to buy anything sorrymomI'llremembernextyearIswear!). Actually I specifically was looking for stationary sets (as I have run out of my teenager style hello kitty paper and envelopes) and wanted to upgrade to something more sophisticated that my pen pals would appreciate. Unfortunately they didn't carry anything like that but the lovely store clerk suggested I try another shop down the street that might carry some. Love it when stores try to be helpful even when they don't carry the item you're looking for.

I love card factory, it sell cards and gifts at a very cheap bargain price and what makes it great…read moreis that the cards and gifts are in good quality condition and don't look cheap. You will get all that you need for cards and gifts, the shop is well organised and staff are helpful. The shop has bright lights so it outstands from other shops, however it can gt busy during seasonal perioas and weekends. Overall a great bargain shop:)

For the best cards to suit any special day, look no further than Card Factory! In season and out of…read moreseason decorations are in stock all year round and these do not cost a fortune! Whatever the size of the card you are looking for, be it small to medium or large-sized cards, these could be purchased for only a pound! Now if that's not a phenomenal deal, then I do not know what else could possibly be!

My son wants to share: This was a very nice experience. When he came in to look at toys while I was…read moreat the restaurant next door, the shop owner shared a story about how a child who was lost came to one of his stores and read the books. Top 10 shops to visit if you are in London.They have cute plushies like the ones in the pictures. Have a nice day!

I love this store. It's full of pretty cards and creative stationary. I have a terrible habit of…read morebuying cards for people many months in advance and forgetting to give it to them. This store is dangerous - I went a little crazy with my credit card at this store.

Cheap but cheerful card shop. They do sell nice cards for…read moreall ages and all occasions - birthdays, leaving, new home, there are funny cards, musical cards as well as good cheap wrapping paper. They also sell nice gift bags with a tag attached. They sell nice cheap soft toys some with messages on - Happy Birthday, 18, 21, son , daughter. They have some small ornament to give as gifts. Balloons and badges and most party items. The shop is medium sized, the staff seem capable and willing.

Cards galore. I only come here for my greeting cards…read more The layout is always efficient and there's a wide selection here. I can always walk in and within seconds find the aisle I'm in search of. People are not on-top-of each other either because of the large selection available. They also sell wedding cards, albums and candles there. Sometimes they have themed items on offer like Dad's Army, Best of Britain type paraphernalia. Service is always on point with a smile.

The internet can't replace the touchy feely of a card. Wish the cards were a bit cheaper.read more

There's no denying that Clinton Cards have some lovely cards, including ranges that you don't see…read moreanywhere else, but they're the most expensive of the High Street card shops. The Egham branch is on the small side and as it's in an old building you have to be careful not to bang your head on the low doorway on the way in. This branch mainly concentrates on cards and wrapping - there isn't a huge amount of giftware such as mugs, cuddly toys etc. I've never found the staff in here particularly helpful, and you do sometimes get the impression that they'd be happier without customer as they only get in the way! If you're looking for something really unusual or a card for an important occasion you may find it here, but you'll have to pay through the nose for it.