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Tip: If you visit in December, check out the Christmas merchandise on the ground floor. I spent a good day at Harrods. I was here in December 2013. It was a treat seeing the Christmas section. It felt like a bonus! This store is London's largest department store with eight floors of shopping bliss. It has been a challenge trying to remember what was on each floor back then. Here goes nothing: Sixth floor: Perfume Fifth floor: Hair and beauty salon, and technology Fourth floor: Children's clothing, toys, denim Third floor: Home decor, furniture, bedding, and giftware Second floor: Menswear, men's shoes, and sports First floor: Womenswear, jewellery, women's shoes, and boutiques Ground floor: Foodhall, beauty, and watches Lower ground floor: Gourmet foods and wine I visited all eight floors. I spent the least amount of time on the sixth and second floors. I dabbled briefly in the technology section on the fifth floor. Most of time time was spent on the other floors. The Christmas merchandise was on the ground floor. It was amazing seeing chocolates, toys, candy, Santa, and more. The foodhall was incredible. The baked goods, sandwiches, mini cakes and chocolates looked in pristine condition behind the glass displays. I had lunch at the Montreux Jazz Cafe. I remember how cool the menu was. It was shaped as a record jutting out of an album sleeve. The music was chill and relaxed. I've been trying to figure out what I ate. I remember enjoying the shopping break. Sadly, this cafe no longer exists. It was created in 2012 in time for the London Olympics. The cafe endured for a few years before it closed for good. Prices are expensive at this high-end store. However, there was a sale on tea. I brought back roughly six boxes of tea. As a tea drinker, the tea varieties at this store were divine. I'd come back just for the tea. I'd also do afternoon tea here. I had no idea that I could indulge until after I had left London. Ugh! There are elevators and escalators to get you between floors. I remember the washrooms being close to the elevators, but I don't recall which floor. The women's washroom on whatever floor I was on was exceptionally fancy. There was a powder room that was separate from the washroom stalls and sink area. There were statues of Princess Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed dancing by the elevators on the lower ground floor when I was there. I just learned that this memorial was removed in 2018. The statues were returned to the Al-Fayed family. I recommend visiting this department store. It is indeed a ton of luxury items under one roof. I enjoyed it as a tourist and a shopper of fine tea. (57)
Harrods is every bit as chic and iconic as you'd expect. When I visited, they were in the process of getting ready for the holidays, and even during mid-setup, it was already beautiful. I can only imagine how magical it must look once everything is fully decorated! The store itself is massive and you could easily spend hours wandering through the different departments. Everything feels thoughtfully laid out despite the scale. The sales associates were friendly, approachable, and helpful without being pushy, which added to the experience. Harrods is a must visit while you're in London, whether you're there for shopping, dining in, or just soaking up the atmosphere.
What an exquisite store and shopping experience! It's massive, so it's very easy to get lost. It has everything from clothes to restaurants to housewares and a gift shop. While it's geared for the uber rich, no one makes you feel like you cannot be there and shop. It was lovely. I bought several items from the gift shop that had friendly price points.
Harrods is a well-known luxury department store in London, so my husband and I wanted to check it out. We went to Harrods on April 11, our third day (second full day) in London. The store is huge (in fact, we got lost trying to find a restaurant, which was a bit frustrating), that Harrods is almost a tourist attraction in its own right! We didn't have anything we needed to buy (and prices were expensive), but we splurged on a nice charcuterie board for £35 and various gifts for people, including a tea towel with the Westie dog embroidered on it for Nancy H. We briefly went back a couple of days later, on April 13, to buy lunch from the food hall, and to use the bathroom. The bathrooms in Harrods are quite nice, and a good place to go if you have to poop! [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; London, England; Pee for free!]
So I been hearing of this famous store for a long time so I finally got to visit and walk through it and let me say I honestly was not impressed and if anything I wanted to walk fast and get out of very busy way There's an entire room of perfumes and colognes and omg it was STRONG. And it hits you hard and I was getting a headache within a min of being in there I don't know how they do it the employees lol But yeah it's basically a super high end shopping center filled with high end brands ...basically indoor mall meets department store and honestly I can't afford most of that but even if I could I probably would just go to a stand alone store vs this Oh... and apparently forget having to go to the bathroom my family were sent on a goose chase ended up outside ultimately I mean look if you love being around super expensive stuff and don't mind strong scents this is for you
Harrods a very high end department store in London. With wide range of products. Service was exemplary. Prices of their own products are reasonable and of good quality. They have all kinds of designer brands. I am very impressed with their store brand items especially the designs. Definitely a must go to as a tourist even if you don't have any intention of buying at all.
You can't come to London and not visit Harrods. It is the ultimate posh and pump of the UK. If you're looking for high-end material to buy this is your one stop shop. Every premium brand on the planet Earth this year and price accordingly. Everything here is retail new and absolutely authentic. They even sell real Cuban cigars and the food hall is extremely interesting. They have a chocolate room a bakery room and a prepared food room. All of them are stunning and impressive. It is located in Knightbridge and simply should not be missed and everyone also has to pick up a Hurd souvenir. I bought a teapot and two mugs.
One of the most famous department stores in the world, you have to visit at least once I usually stop by every time I'm in London, now I don't usually buy much except the confectionery as this store is really for the wealthy uber rich! If you're into designer anything this is your place! Me - I just love the food hall!! Fancy chocolates,biscuits, all kinds of goodies Christmas time is usually beautifully decorated here and lots of lovely festive gift - but be warned super crowds, hard to get around the store it's jam packed full of people - not enjoyable at all!
It's honestly rare when I give a place two stars, but the amount of anxiety you feel coming into this store is unbelievable. I don't even know where to begin. Walking in you feel poor (even if you can afford to shop here, the employees want to make sure you feel like you can't.) You get lost. There's hundreds and hundreds of people. You feel overwhelmed. Selection? I'd say there's TOO MUCH selection. I couldn't even begin. If you want to shop here you'll need a time machine to add time to your day. I really wanted to go to the food hall, see photos below. The food was out of this world. I never thought I would see a smoked salmon cake?! That was really cool. But also expensive. I ended up just grabbing a salad and taking it to my hotel to enjoy.
If you are lucky enough to be in London in the holiday season do not miss Harrods. It's a treat for the senses. The eyes - the tastebuds - the smells!! I love the windows are all decorated and so festive! That being said.. it is packed in the holiday season!!! PACKED!!! As in overwhelming. I did one floor and the food hall and came back the next day for shopping for the real real Christmas gifts! Having been to Harrods before, I know it can be overwhelming, go in with a plan. The high end designers are pretty planned out on floor one.. oh and if you're so inclined there is a Moet Chandon champagne bar as well.. make time for a little bubbly in between. The cute Harrods bags are always a treat and sweet gift from London and they switch from year to year as do the Harrods bears and ornaments. Again, you can let your senses go wild in here and with my job.. I did !
Harrods is truly the most extravagant shopping experience I've ever had! We came to browse around and spent hours here! I ended up purchasing a lovely cashmere scarf from Burberry and the woman who assisted me was so nice and had great energy. She had me try in the scarf and made sure I was happy with it before purchase. She offered us waters while we waited for her manager to fetch the one I wanted. They packaged it up so nicely. She explained the services Burberry offers and how to care for the scarf. It was so fun walking through the extravagant stores. The interiors are next level! The Channel store was probably my favorite. We also loved the toy store and got a bunch of cute gifts to bring back home. The food halls are incredible! They have a whole section for caviar and an entire chocolate hall. We ended up getting a number of chocolates. My favorite was a slab of milk chocolate with rice crisps and honey comb. The liquor rooms are stunning. I could spend forever browsing the bottles. I did the most damage in the Harrod's gift shop where I got a stuffed bear, umbrella, and tote bag. This is such a fun shopping experience, especially if you want to make a luxury purchase on your trip.
Unless you're uber wealthy, the majority of tourists just look at the really expensive stuff on the upper floors and skip straight ahead to the Harrods gift shop on the bottom floor in able to actually afford anything, and even then I spent £50 or $67.38 on 2 keychains, 2 pens, and a mini teddy bear. I know Harrods mostly through its connection with Princess Diana and her boyfriend, Dodi Al Fayed, and because of its Christmas window displays. The architecture of the store both inside and out are amazing to look at. For the high end stuff, it's like "That's nice, but I know I can't afford that." For the gift shop, there's a lot of cute things, like stuffed animals, but even those end up on the pricey side and add up quickly. It's good for the experience. When I complained to my friend about how much I had spent on not that much stuff, she was like "We've been" as in "Yeah, this is crazy expensive, but hey, at least we can say we've been here." And you get a nice Harrods gift bag as a souvenir as well.
I could not go to London without tracking down a TARDIS and a stop in Harrods. Especially as a big AbFab fan. Harrods's is massive and impressive. It is worth the visit if nothing more than to just to say you've been. I didn't buy anything crazy but had fun wandering through the different levels and taking it all in and had to stop by the food halls. It's a massive store, over-the-top, and I thought it was really kind of a maze. One thing I observed is that there is not a lot of product out. Just a couple of items and sizes out but not like multiple of the same shirts, pants (etc), with all the size options. Maybe in the back? Either way it is a beautiful, pristine, compound. The restrooms are not easily found, save yourself some time and just ask. My biggest complaint is there is no sit if your legs or feet needed a break.
(This is not so much a review, but a reminiscent of some old days. Everyone knows Harrods anyways so I guess 'Say No More') This place certainly brings back memories. Remember some years ago when my wife and I first got married. One of the destinations for our honeymoon was London. Back then we just started working, after the wedding, basically broke. Roaming around London we thought we should definitely go have a look at Harrods. My wife knew we can't afford to do any shopping, so we just walked and walked, and zoomed pass any attractive stores. Then we got to the food court area. She loves chocolate. I noticed that we started going in circles and kept coming back to the same chocolate store. I figured she wanted to buy some chocolates. But man those harrods chocolate (felt like at that point) cost a fortune (with extreme unfavourable exchange rates). I remember I deliberated for a little bit, and asked her a few times if she really really wanted it (hoping she will say it's ok). In the end we got it cause I know she really wanted it. (Should have just bought it without even thinking about it! Silly!) Years later, now we live in London, recently we went back, same chocolate store is there; and even the same chocolate is still here! Really brings back memories! I'm glad we are together and experiencing so much together! The photos here are the chocolate we bought at our honey moon trip back then. Found it on fb! read more
This place is amazing. Every high end item you can imagine and then some! There is a food court that has figs, dates, cheese, tea, coffee, Brie, caviar candy, chocolate, cookies, meat, fish.... the list is endless. Every department is on steroids. If you have passions, Harrods had loads of exclusives! If American, be sure to claim your sales tax refund. You will get back 20% of your purchase! read more
11 years ago
I thought I had my handle on gigantic department stores. Nope. Saks, Bloomingdales, Nordstroms, Barney's, and Bergdorf Goodman are all fancy and large, but nothing like this store. It's 8 floors of clothing, shoes, accessories, home goods, books, art, food, you name it. I went here two days in a row and I still think there are some corridors that I didn't visit. This place is monstrous. And very expensive. The concept of goods on "sale" does not seem to exist here. If you know luxury brands, there is practically every single luxury brand you can think of here. There's even a floor dedicated to the "Superbrands" - Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, etc. And what's even funnier is that there are so many of these mini boutique stores everywhere, but each specializes in different items. One floor would have mainly bags while the other would focus on shoes (but still have some bags - that's how I found my Chanel bag), etc. It's crazy. If you show interest in items, the salespeople are generally very helpful. You should sign up for a Harrod's rewards card. You get 5 pounds back for every 500 pounds you spend. So if you buy, say, one Chanel bag, you already have like 15 pounds in rewards (unfortunately they don't cash out until February of each year). read more
6 years ago
As I made my way to handbags and was getting ready a photograph A HUGE FIGHT BROKE OUT...in Harrods....true story...read on and I hope Yelp doesn't remove the videos. First of all Harrod's is on another level and always has been BUT has lost its magic somehow....I can't explain it but the ambience used to be more energetic and I believe the change has to do with their employees who aren't always very happy to meet guests as they used to. I got to Harrods a bit late in the day on this particular day, late March 2017, and opted to photograph the amazing window display. Who wouldn't want to window shop for a Aston Martin on a chilly March evening anyways? But what added to the dramatic wow factor were enlarged real x-ray photos of men advertising shoes and luggage. Check out my photos and videos. I returned a few weeks later and wanted to walk around before photographing....such an incredible, regal, exquisite store. A landmark all of its own. As I made my way to start photographing I started with handbags. I heard loud voices coming from two men. It only got louder and then realized they were shouting in Arabic to one another across the Prada bags...HEY DON'T TAKE IT OUT ON THE SAFFIANO LUX! Rather than walk away like a mature shopper should, I decided to park myself behind other women giggling and insulting these men and get a video of the action myself. Hoping yelp doesn't remove the video but because I understand arabic I heard one calling the other a dog and a dirty Kuwaiti and to fight him like a real man. The other man processed to pull his hair and kick him and say you filthy Emiratis are the dogs. So there you have it....you get dinner ideas AND a show reading my reviews. The security was slow to respond and you can hear them saying "Hey don't fight in here" and try to break it up. A few more men jumped in and you can hear one of the guys screaming bloody murder as he was being carried out. Good times! (UPDATE) Since I cant upload videos I opted for stills... read more
8 years ago
It's huge...a whole city block. It's posh...seems like every designer label has several dedicated areas here. It's busy...if you don't like crowds, or tourists, or elite and wannabe elite shoppers, this is not the place you wanna be. It's tasty...if you can't find something you like in the food counters, cafe dining, grab-n-go bins, and candy counters, then you just aren't hungry. It's priced for a premium...all this luxury doesn't come cheap. If the 1% has a 1%, this is where it would come to shop. It's completely fun! And that makes it something that must be experienced at least once per trip to London. (To be sure, London residents might feel differently, and Harrod's did have a tourist feel, like a shopping Disneyland.) What's more, its location makes it a nice stop on a visit to Hyde Park or the museums. read more
Where the Russian oligarchs roam and squander. I'll even throw in a spasiba and do svidaniya in conversation for better service. Here's some fun facts for you; this is where the country's first escalator was built. 12000 light bulbs are lit every night on the outside of the building. Surely, Greta would not approve of this energy waste. How dare you! Ronald Reagan bought baby elephant Gertie from their now closed pet department. Noel Coward had an alligator from here. You could also buy lions and camels. If you happen to want to start a Noah's arc tour. The food market has some toppings for your next bowl of pasta - a mere £8000 per kg truffles shavings. Why a place like this even sells farmed fish I don't get. read more
9 years ago
Incredibly one the largest stores I've been in and I worked in retail. This Store is so huge you won't believe it's only one store, we got lost in here. Up to 300,000 customers visit the store on peak days, with more than five thousand employees. There are 330 departments that offer a wide range of products and services. Each level is a different theme and decorated very elaborately. There are also over 30 restaurants, serving everything from high tea to pub food to haute cuisine. Be prepared for crowds of people it can get hectic. If you are a shop-a-holic you will be overwhelmed in here. The prices are $$$$, but it's free to admire. read more
9 years ago
Yes, it's a tourist trap, but it's nice to window shop and look at things you know you can't afford here! Things are definitely expensive here! Harrods always has crazy sales in the summer!! It's HUGE! You will find everything from makeup to sports gear to grocery markets and eateries at this department store!! read more
3 years ago
So decadent. So sinful. The shopping, I mean. I now understand the hype. Although this is not my cup o' tea, I certainly appreciate and understand its appeal. What a beautiful place. Everything about it just oozes money and excess. If you like that kind of stuff, this place is for you! We ate at the cafe and had a vegetarian meal. And some tea, after all, this is England! Had a most wonderful time with my daughter. Perhaps in my next life, I will spend more time here and shop. But not this time around. read more
8 years ago
If you can't find something to buy at Harrods, I can't help you. They have everything from bargain Harrods gifts to the $3,000 pair of yoga pants you do not need. So many floors, so little time. Plenty here for your inner foodie too. There are several food related items like customs picnic baskets, gufts to bring home, and restaurants to eat in. No matter how many times I go, I never have enough time to see everything. read more
3 years ago
Apparently the Jolie-Pitts were there the afternoon we were there haha, anyway! + tube station leads right up to the entrance +/- beautiful clothes, nice place to window shop, but low ceilings and lots of merchandise makes its feel small +/- "food court" here is not your typical mall food court - you can buy a lot of food but no where to sit + chocolate and tea room - great prices on delicious chocolates and world known tea read more
I had never heard of Harrods before I visited London. I'd guess they're an American equivalent to Barney's or Neiman Marcus? But one thing Harrods has are FOOD VENDORS!! Yay for me! ATMOSPHERE: Look for the big round light bulbs that line the facade like the Christmas season. The inside looks like any other department store with the exception of food & grocery vendors that are scattered throughout the 3 levels. We decided to eat at the Sea Grill because I wanted to try my first fish & chips in the motherland. It's a small bar-style counter that seats around 10 people. You sit & order everything there including your beverage. BEVERAGE: Harrods Beer - This was by far the best beer I had in the UK. Flavorful with a smooth finish. FOOD: Fish & Chips - Pretty pricey at around $35 for fish and fries, but it was worth it as the fish was soft & flaky, and the batter had a good taste and was crispy. Shrimp & Chips - My spouse's dish. The one piece of shrimp I had was very good and cooked perfectly. SERVICE: Everyone at the Grill were friendly and helpful. OVERALL: A definite highlight to experience and recommended place to have some really good fish & chips. read more
Bravo for having an amazing dried date selection. I've never been to a place that's had such a wonderful display of an amazing snack in such quantity. Maybe I need to travel more? Did I go shopping? No, would Rather splurge on dates. read more
3 years ago
7 years ago
A must see if you are in London. I really had no idea what to expect going in, but I was certainly taken aback. It's absolutely beautiful in side with seemingly hundreds of shops. We did not do any shopping for clothing or purses (not quite in my price range sadly). However we spent almost a whole hour in the food halls. Since it was Easter time they had many cute gifts and treats related to the holiday, which made it a little special. We purchases two pastries in the baked goods area that were to DIE FOR. My husband got a cinnamon sugar croissant and I got what they called a "Yum-Yum Dum Dum" which was a croissant type pastry filled with dulce del leches ... it was unbelievably delicious. The service was wonderful too, we were confused on who we would make our purchase from so we went to the wrong area. Once we were redirected a gentleman came over to tell us we were correct the first time, and he seemed to be missed a staff member. It made us laugh. read more
8 years ago
W.O.W I usually hate going to malls on vacation since I'm from the US and we have tons and tons of malls. But this is not just a mall...to even call it a mall seems insulting. Harrods is the Hermes of malls. Not only because it sells luxury brands ( I'm talking everything from the typical Chanel section to Versace for kids) but because the decor is absolutely amazing. YOU MUST SEE: Egyptian escalator (called central escalator there) FOOD HALL!!! The food hall is an absolute showcase of the art of food. Everything from cheese to charcuterie to chocolates and an oyster bar...was beautifully displayed. You can't miss the food hall when you're there. And don't feel like you'll be intimidated for entering such an expensive shopping mall because there are tons of tourists and people just looking around. read more
Harrod's was bustling already with Christmas shoppers. The windows are decorated for the holiday and there is a feeling for the holiday. Inside, there is so much to see and do. From the fashions, to perfumes to gifts to the food area, this is a place you could spend the whole day at and end up eating at one of their many restaurants. We spent quite a long time in their food section. Everything was neatly displayed and the selection is beyond anything you could imagine. From meats, cheeses, coffee, teas, chocolate, flowers-its all there. The staff is knowledgeable, helpful, and even with the massive crowds, still are courteous. As I got lost getting back to my husband after a bathroom break, I was pleasantly surprised when an employee took the time to help me figure out where I was supposed to go. He appeared to be more than a sales clerk as he was dressed very well and the other employees said hello to him, everywhere he went. It is what it is, it is crowded, It is a high ended department store. If you are coming here looking for a Walmart, you have unrealistic expectations. It has door attendants dressed in their iconic green, high end fashions, incredible food that you can even imagine. You may feel uncomfortable because again, it is not Walmart. Europeans have a class to them that unfortunately we lack. You will not see anyone in their Pj's shopping. Harrods is more than a department store-it is an experience. read more
7 years ago
This place was cool. Kinda like a mall here in the US. But the food court was a little more upscale. I liked it a lot cause you had high end shops to choose from to shopping for gifts like jams, pastries, amd candy to take back home from your visit to the UK. Only thing was their was hardly any restrooms in this large facility. Terrible that their is no toilets near the food courts and they are hard to find on the other floors. Other then that, it's a decent place to checkout and have lunch or din din. read more
9 years ago
First time coming to Harrods and it was pretty awesome. You could literally spend the entire day here. There are many floors to shop and everything is organized from shoes to womens apparel to books to artwork to stationery. Harrods has it all! Most of the brands at Harrods are name brand and can be pretty pricey, so bring your pounds! Harrods also has a food area with different restaurants inside the store. The Tea Room and the Ice Cream Parlor are just a few. I also had the opportunity to use the restroom, and it was clean and classy with a bathroom attendant in the room at all times, it also smelled like a jolly rancher. I also enjoyed the part of Harrods that sells memorabilia, such as Harrods bone china mugs, keychains, chocolate/candy etc. They also had a section of Cath Kidson, which is an exclusive UK brand. Also, if you have the chance be sure to check out the Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed memorial, I can't remember which floor, but it's something to see. read more
9 years ago
I love the food hall and perusing the shoe salon! Yes, it's very expensive for the average person, but you know that coming in so why cry about it?! They carry the full Gordonsbury Co. nursery bedding line, fyi. The only real negative is, it's quite difficult navigating around since it's a maze. read more
3 years ago
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Twenty years ago, when I was just a wee lass, I stepped onto an escalator at Harrods with my shoelaces untied and found myself almost without a foot! Luckily, three English gentleman pulled me out and saved me and my sneaker. Needless to say, it took some courage for me to come back and see Harrods and the infamous escalators, even if my shoes no longer bare shoelaces! Harrods was lovely and I'm glad I braved the return. It is truly a magical department where you can get everything from a glass of milk to an Hermes scarf. You could easily live in this palace of retail therapy. I recommend that you visit here if for no other reason than to experience the world's best department store. Make sure to walk through all the food sections - that's the best part! If you're sensitive to smell, avoid the luxury perfume section. I only walked through it and yet the blend of Dior and Burberry is still lingering on my jacket. read more
7 years ago
Harrods first timer! I was in fashion heaven! Everything on my ultra long designer wishlist in one spot. We got lost in the store and just had a great time exploring all the floors and designer boutiques Needless to say, I can't wait to come back and shop some more. read more
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This place is a must for tourists, if only to come in and window shop and marvel at the opulence of this place. It feels like every room and every floor of Harrods is stocked with extravagant and expensive wares of all kinds - mens clothing, womens clothing, childrens clothing, furniture, silverware, electronics, toys - there's even a "millionaire's gallery" with even more expensive items. The interior decor is just as amazing as the items they sell. There's a couple of escalator rooms, like the Egyptian staircases, as well as the lift section where even the ceilings of the elevators are decked out. While the top of each doorway between rooms let's you know what's ahead, it's just vague enough for you to get lost wandering from room to room on the floor. The food halls on the ground floor are also as you would expect - a couple of large halls selling all kinds of meats, seafood, fruits, vegetables, cheeses, teas, candies, etc. As well as some smaller bar seating eating areas for oysters, asian food, and other things. There's also a couple of restaurants and other food sources sprinkled throughout the rest of the floors, such as a tea room, champagne lounge, burger place, ice cream place, and the georgian restaurant. If you have it in your budget, afternoon tea at the Georgian restaurant is pretty amazing - definitely one of my highlights the first time I was in England, where it was a little cheaper than it is now (but still expensive). If it all feels over the top, that's part of the fun of this place. You don't need to be looking to purchase something in order to come here. read more
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