A good shop for patient people!…read more This TK Maxx is quite large and has an upstairs with a home store and mens department. Downstairs is the womens section for shoes, handbags and clothes. You really have to be patient it can take hours trawling through the racks of clothes as nothing is really in the right order and if you do find somethign in one size you like - there is absolutely no guarantee that you will find it ever again let alone in a different size! Definitely worth going on an evening if open late as much better!

Good selection of cut price clothes and bags etc, if you can be bothered to trawl through 20…read morehundred rails. There are some great bargains to be found. Queues are long, but staff are polite. There is an upstairs section with nice homeware.

This is a wonderful department store with beautiful displays and very helpful salespeople. We…read moreneeded a bathing suit for a spa experience and they had quite a few still. Suzy was as lovely a sales person as you could ever expect. Sorry I didn't get the name of the lingerie fitting woman but she was equally helpful.

Great place to find a fancinator and shop for Radley London handbags on clearance. We were limited…read moreon time, wish I had more time to browse.

What a great emporium this is! What a refreshing change to…read morefind a shop that sells quality clothes and all of them made in Great Britain! Whilst mostly being known as an outdoor clothing company they also sell a fine range of other clothes and footwear too for men women and children. Not the cheapest but the quality is outstanding. I can personally vouch that their wax waterproof jackets are indeed very waterproof. Whilst at a football match at Brighton and Hove Albions poor excuse for a stadium where on a foggy day you can't see the pitch and a rainy one you are totally exposed to the elements, after a full 90 minutes, plus stopage time and walking to and from the ground from where I had parked the car, the body area that my jacket covered was totally dry! I only wished that I had also had some of their trousers, boots, gloves, hat. This is a family owned and run business and well worth supporting. All their garments are made at their factory in the North East not some far away sweatshop. This brand is very popular with tourists especially as members of the Royal Family are often filmed wearing their Barbours' and Helen Mirren wore one in her portrayal of The Queen in the film by the same name. The staff are very knowledgable, friendly and helpful and will do their best to order anything not in stock. Well worth a visit whether a tourist or a local.

The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The store had a great ambiance and was really…read morepleasant to shop in.

I just wanted to say that I spent an excellent time shopping in here. I got these lovely boots on…read moresales as well as some nice clothes. I will definitely be shopping here again soon.

This was a surprise hidden gem in the fashion desert that is Windsor. Small boutique with a clean,…read morepared-down but welcoming decor, staffed by fashion-savvy but friendly girls - not a smidgeon of snootiness in sight! Excellent bargains to be had in sale time too: I popped in just before Christmas and came out with a divine PPQ dress at a fraction of the price, plus other goodies, all in time for the whirl of parties. The stock is limited, as you'd expect in a small boutique, but judiciously chosen. Nice mix of quirly labels and timeless classics.

Expensive compared to other shops, cannot be beaten for selection of higher end products. Look out…read morefor the sales and check for late night shopping specials. This store is clean and modern. I was not impressed by advertisements that claim 25% everything and then in smaller letters up to meaning only a few select items get the discount. Otherwise a good anchor for the chimes and a good option for tea or lunch.

Excellent choice of clothes for men, women and children although the children's clothes department…read morecould be bigger. I do not like the restaurant in Debenhams way too expensive and very low quality food. Although when my daughter was a baby we would go to Debenhams as they have excellent baby facilities like microwave, and breat feeding areas but only get a cuppa and a slice of cake at the most!

If you know London, you must know about this place. Of course the main store in the city is massive…read morewith floors of amazing shopping. A store that is known worldwide. Floors of amazing shopping with food halls, home wear, apparel and all the designer stores you can think of. Well that's the most common one. Then you have all the smaller pop ups scattered through out the city. The location at terminal 5 London Heathrow has nothing compared to the original....lol... it's your usual pop up that tends to cater to the last minute shoppers needing a gift. This store carries your usual tourist gifts that is fast and simple. Chocolate, teddy bears, of course the tote bag and lots of trinkets. Things that catches holiday maker eyes. Small concert at the airport for all your friends and family last minute gifts from London.

I wasn't able to get to the real Harrods while in London, but was thrilled when I saw a Harrods…read morelocation at the Heathrow International Airport, making my last day in London all the more memorable. Even just getting a taste of Harrods, I can see why people love this posh department store. I checked out Harrods before catching my flight and was happy to see all the merchandise they had, especially since it's just an airport location, so the inventory is limited. But it was nice to see the designers they offered here, and since I love Tory Burch, they had an entire section just for Tory Burch. The staff were super friendly and even told me what products would be cheaper to get back home versus in London, so it wasn't all about them making money. I ended up getting a Tory Burch card wallet and they escorted me to the other section of Harrods where they offered more of their gift items. This was perfect as I was able to get some gifts for loved ones. Glad I was able to get a glimpse of Harrods, a London specialty.