Ordered a few framed posters on their ecommerce site. They have so many collections you won't find…read moreanywhere else really. Received my order in a timely matter. Satisfied customer!

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This really is a great little store with fun and unusual stuff. They claim to be the Greatest Gift…read moreStore in the World... they could be right!

An amazing gift shop, it is full of quirky and interesting ideas for presents. I wish i'd known…read moreabout this place before I started my Xmas shopping. I particularly loved the 3D Dinosaur Cookie cutters and the Book Rest lamp. The staff were really pleasant and helpful, definitely a cool place to shop and thoroughly recommended.

Such a cute market! Loved all the little vendors and shops. So many different things to see, eat…read moreand buy. Worth a stop if you are in London, also in a cool area!

We loved this market. We went on Saturday, which I believe it is open only on Friday and Saturday…read more Much less crowded than the Borough Market, which you can barely move through certain sections during peak hours (though great selection). I enjoyed a quiche. My daughters enjoyed strawberries topped with Nutella. We all shared a fish and chips meal from Poppie's which I highly recommend. Probably the best fish and chips we had while in London. There are olive bars and paella and all sorts of amazing foods to enjoy. Also pick up a Notting Hill bookstore linen tote while you are there.

The Hands down, surefire, absolute, undoubtedly, without question best thing about this place was…read morethat one of the sales staff matched the wallpaper. Her shirt bore the exact same color and pattern and part of the decor. It was incredible. Besides this delight, I have little feeling for the Blue Door - it failed to catch my eye, make me swoon, whisper sweet nothings into my ear and so forth. This place sells a lot of slightly upper end, touristy and non-touristy dishwear. If you're feeling like your tea set is a bit boring, you might find something here to jazz it up. It won't be cheap, but it won't put you out an arm and a leg either. The mugs of touristy type are different than those you see in every souvenir shop, but they're still just mugs with bobbies and Big Bens. Towards the back there are some purses, pillows and gift items. My friend bought some London-y mugs for her grandmas and we skit-skedaddled out of there.

I just came back to Toronto yesterday from a 10-day Europe trip in London, UK and different parts…read moreof France. My husband was attending a conference near the Imperial College so I was tagging along and sightseeing on my own in the city. It was my first time in London, UK. We stayed at the Radisson Blu Edwardian Vanderbilt hotel, a fantastic hotel by the way. Most importantly, the WIFI service was swift with no hiccups. Since it's right across the Tube station Gloucester, it was relatively easy for me to get around. I was in London for a total of 3 days. I spent the first two days covering the majors attractions and shops including the British Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum (my favourite), the Twin Towers, the Tower of London, the Westminster Abbey, the Buckingham Palace, Covent Garden, Harrods ... I'm sure you know the rest. I reserved my last day in London for more souvenir shopping. Before the visit, I aimed to get a couple of English fine china tea sets, one for my mother, and one for myself. Both of us are big fans of red teas. We are not coffee drinkers, so breakfast tea in the morning has been a staple for us. As a first time visitor in London, I found it difficult to find affordable English china tea sets with traditional prints. There were the overpriced ones but very pretty royal collection chinaware at the official boutique near the Buckingham Palace Gate. But I think most tourists like me would unlikely be willing to drop a few hundreds British pounds on a teapot. I started googling in the hotel for places nearby that sell affordable chinaware. I came across the Blue Door in Notting Hill. I decided to bid on the Blue Door for my last chance to get the tea sets that I desired with the limited time that I had. The store did not disappoint and I was so glad that I found it. Most items in the store were reasonably priced. I was attracted to Notting Hill not just because of the store, but also the large number of antique shops and the flea market there. The location was also very convenient. Hop onto the Tube and get off at the Notting Hill Gate station and you'll find your way. The staff at the store was super helpful. The lady who helped me package my teapots took great care of the merchandises. Since I bought two sets of teapots, cups and saucers, one with a traditional red & pink rose pattern, the other one with classic blue floral prints, she also tossed in a English telephone booth magnet for me. I regret that I did not get the silver plated toast holders. They were used in the hotel for serving toasts in the hotel which I thought was very British. You don't see them very often in North America so they were new to me. If you are tired of visiting landmarks, museums and monuments, give the Blue Door in Notting Hill a try. I'm sure you'll find something you like there. It definitely satisfied my chinaware needs.

Whether you are in a hurry to pick up flowers, need flowers for a wedding, as a gift, this shop…read morewill truly supply your needs Rushes is a good florist where you can buy beautiful blossom flowers.I like it also because the staff there help you pick out the flowers you need for each occasion and advise you on what's best. The prices are quite reasonable for the great quality they have. The roses are as red as blood and are so touching. I also like the fact that you can have your flowers delivered to your door which means they are even more fresh as they are brought there straight away rather than you; maybe branching off somewhere.

I ordered an arrangement to be delivered a couple weeks ago. I didn't personally see the…read morearrangement, but the recipient raved and raved about how amazingly beautiful it was. The most important part of this review, is to speak on the service received. Rushes was incredibly friendly & accommodating.They delivered the arrangement the next day as promised.

A little curiosity shop that I have spent to much time in. Weirdly intriguing, it sells various…read morelittle odd things like mini ceramic Buddha's, pictures, carvings, ashtrays, wind chimes, fridge magnets, trinket boxes aromatherapy oils and cushions etc. It is all very random but it is always busy with people looking for something to take home and put in its rightful place on the sideboard on mantelpiece. Very cheap it would be ideal for buying a little gift for loved ones, just because you can. The perfect place to pick up something that you are not looking for ?

If your hippie aunt decided to set up a shop, it might look something like Evolution. It gives the…read moreimpression that they started to have the standard new age-y candles, oils, incense, Eastern influence stuff, etc. and then somewhere in the middle of stocking the shop got bored and bought some quirky homewares to fill the rest of the space. That being said, this place reminds me of home. There are many a store on State Street in Madison, Wisconsin that could easily be a sister shop to this one in Hammersmith! I like it. It's cheesy and definitely not actually spiritual in any way, but I like it. It's fun. Silly, but fun.

Denmark's cross of Ikea (Sweden) and Daiso (Japan), Tiger masters cheap, fun, distinctive and…read moreuseful. Here, you can find that thing that you needed and it will happen to be pretty and cheap too, or you can buy all those cute little things that you don't really need- But that's okay sometimes, right? My only disappointment about Tiger? There's only one store in the US, and it's in New York. I hope they will open more!

Miniature Ikea!…read more Stumbled upon this cute shop and decided that this will be the shop I need to go to when I have to buy pressies. Or when I need to satisfy my thirst for cute little kitchen ware. haha. It has everything, literally! and everything you need at a good price.

I buy almost all my greeting cards here and always find inspiration for a gift idea…read more I seem to remember this to be more of an art outlet selling prints and posters. Portfolio now stocks a large range of small gimmicks, diaries, accessories and some unusual jewellery. The shop has recently been refurbished and now includes a large collection of Indonesian gifts.

Given wrong information in regards to return policy, do not offer refunds …read more Given wrong information over the phone , wasted time and energy having to come back so many times. Avoid !!