Went in there a few weeks ago and they had opened up the first floor…read more The only moan I would have is that everyone forms a lolng queue on one till. athough if they had bothered to look there is another till in another aisle next lane! They never seem to have enough staff to cope with the imput.

Go there only occasionally. This time tried the passenger lift, it really is only for wheel chairs…read moreI discovered, being what I would call a "shovel" lift. Usually buy toothpaste dispensers ,the barrel kind , but bought some charity gift on the first as well.

Located in East Ham Market on Myrtle Road, it is very near the Sainsburys there. I have never know…read moreit to be a picture restoration shop, but its a great place to pick up a picture frame. If you were to go in with a picture, they will find the right frame for it. If you brought in the old frame which was broken, then they will find you a similar frame and even order a matching frame for you. Im not sure, but i think they also print pictures for you. I dont know if they still do it but they used to. A good service with good prices.

I often really enjoy the shows here, and unlike some of the contemporary galleries in this area the…read morestaff are friendly!

Meh ok I guess. Bought my sofa here a few years back. Paid extra for a protective cove that turned…read moreout to be rubbish and a waste. Better service than most places though.

Have to agree with the previous poster. The things in the window look really good but the service…read moreonce inside was terrible. I was kept waiting for ages and really made to feel a nuisence. On the plus side, the picture that I had framed was done really well. Would have been nice if they had kept me updated with the progress as promised, rather than waiting until I contacted them

The prints and frames on offer look to be nice enough. However, the service I received on getting…read morean estimate would keep me out of this shop. It was a small custom job, to be fair, but I was treated like it was beneath them to bother with it. I've often walked past and thought oh, that's really pretty, but not been tempted back in because I don't want to support businesses who treat their potential customers, no matter the size of the job, so shoddily.

Oops, I got my streets mixed up when I checked in on my Yelp up ... the main Magma store has moved…read morefrom Earlham Street to larger premises in Shorts Gardens. It still stocks its amazing selection of gifts and books, but somehow it has lost some of its magic. I liked the cramped displays before, now everything is nice and spacious and tidy, giving you too much of an overview at first sight. Mind you, you still find the odd gem here, and I'll definitelly be back ...

This place has lots of very unique design books, gifts, and toys upstairs and a wide selection of…read moredesign magazines downstairs. It was my favorite find from visiting London.

I love this space. Sadly it looks a bit forbidding from the outside. It doesn't feel like one could…read morejust go inside, but one can and one should. Its specialising in photography and it is showing solo as well as group exhibitions. The art work is always so beautiful and I'm always tempted to buy something. The prices are not unreasonable, but I wouldn't expect them to sell things under a grand.

Hamilton's is very high end. A closed door gallery with a private collection of pieces that may be…read moreavailable for sale either in this here place, or at one of the nearby auction houses like Christie's

This framing shop has been on Portobello Road for as long as I can remember - that's quite a long…read moretime and it is my default place for having pictures framed. I think they used to have a workshop downstairs but now everything is taken to some place in the country - average turnaround time is 2 weeks. What is very confusing is the name ... I'm pretty sure they were simply called Portobello Framing at some point, the invoice states Ware Frames Ltd, the listing here is for Creaser Framing while the shop's current website simply refers to 316, i.e. the shop's house number. What remains is a reliable framing service and some good art on the walls - wouldn't quite call this a gallery, but some of it is for sale, so there. Considering how many items I have had framed here over the years, I am a bit perturbed to be asked for full payment in advance (used to be a 50% deposit which makes a lot more sense) - now they hold both your art and your money, all you have is a slip of paper and a promise. I can understand this practice at a shoe menders - after all, they are stuck with smelly old boots. Service levels are more local amenities than art gallery, too. Measuring up and advising clients does take it's time, granted, but there would be no harm in acknowledging those waiting their turn ... they do have a captive market! If it was possible, I would give this 3.5 stars rather than 4, but 3 just feel to mean as they really do produce excellent work.