Lovely and well stocked garden centre between Chiswick and Hammersmith. Wide range of plants and…read morereally good quality. Really friendly staff which are really helpful regarding plants and supplements. They've got a little cafe next to it as well which is definitely worth checking out!

There is a new cafe @ w6 gardens! Serves fantastic coffee if you're passing by or need some new…read morecreative garden ideas. The cafe is set at the back of the entrance and today with the sun shining it was a treat to sit outside. If I wasn't detoxing I definitely would have tried the carrot cake! Lots of lovely other treats and not at all expensive.

Fantastic! I wish there was one nearer where I live. It is a 3 hour round trip otherwise. Full of…read moreplants for indoors and outdoors, tools, furniture, books, giftware, and even a greeting card section.

Garden centre in the grounds of Syon House. Great range of plants, shrubs, materials for the…read moregarden. There is a large indoor area with specific areas for gifts, pets/bird feeding, tools etc. If you are eco friendly there is a speciality eco/green shop selling a range of products ranging from electrical to reusable nappies. Ecover lovers can fill their used bottles in an area dedicated to cleaning products and buy larger quantities. Also drop into the coffee shop / refectory which is shared with Syon House.

Great Garden Centre. TAG Owners of Marc Bolan's Rock Shrine in Gipsy Lane, Barnes have been buying…read moretheir supplies from Adrian Hall since 1999. Of interest to Marc Bolan fans is that his last home 142 Upper Richmond Road West is directly opposite. Both Adrian Hall Garden Centre and Marc's last home and are in East Sheen however to quote Qype themseves East Sheen is listed as a suburb and not a district as Mortlake. Qype have only listed districts, not suburbs. That is why they are correctly listed as 'Mortlake'.

I have shopped at Adrian Hall Garden Centre for years and have found the staff to be most helpful…read moreand friendly.......both on the grounds and at the tills. Please do not be put off by negative comments.. Quality of goods and advice excellent.

Delicious food in a beautiful setting. The best brunch. A real treat. You can't go wrong with the…read moremenu - everything was good.

Beautiful garden center well hidden behind some houses. Friendly staff. Tasteful decors of bike…read moretheme and there are lots of Buddha statues. We stumbled upon this place while biking around London.

It is unfortunate that there is a pretty brand new Homesense two doors down as the layouts are…read moredrastically different. While Homesense looks modern and tidy, Dunelm just looks really dated and terribly cluttered. But, if you can get past that then you've come to an Aladdin's cave of homewares. Certainly if I was looking for a new duvet or a pair of curtains, I now know the place to go. The prices were certainly very reasonable and I had to chuckle when I spotted Star Wars: The Force Awakens tissues in a small Star Wars themed area. Insert your own fanboy related joke here.

Dunelm is a great store, with lots of variety of things for your home…read more Having first gone to the new Homesense, it was strikingly obvious that Dunelm is a bit overfilled, cluttered, and dated. However, they do have good prices, and lots of choices. They did have a really small Christmas section though, which was a shame. If I needed something in particular, like new curtains, I'd definitely come here. But just to browse, it's a bit too much.

Gorgeous furniture, accessories, and outstanding service. We've bought multiple pieces from them…read morefor clients in the US, each time they have done an outstanding job. The delivery service they used for shipment wraps the articles quite carefully, I never have to worry about shipping. The photos they have online really do a wonderful job letting you know how remarkable the item will look in the home. Truly enjoy buying for our clients here.

Before we visited their showroom in Acton, we called the company and emailed specific bespoke…read moremeasurement, we wanted to achieve. When we come there we met a German assistant sales person, who told us the owner holds a British Passport, but was a Pakistani. We didn't bother on that, and took the time to look around. It was very impressive what they hard and thought the quality was in height standard. We then discussed our wishes, but rather our wishes and the measurement we had, the sales person was only interested to sale what was on display, hence telling us he can reshape display item, in our size. We didn't like it, and when we wanted a different fabric, the price was untouchable. The sales person was extremely rude, as my child touched items in the showroom, he was telling to my 2 year old son. "Don't touch..don't don't" hike we were beside him, we seriously felt bad, and had to leave. He then run after us to the car park, and said OH....I have a sofa on your budget. We looked each other, me and my wife and didn't know what to and how to respond. Bad attitude, forcing to sale things that isn't on your wish list. Other then that, very impressive items on display, in a ghetto place, in Acton.

This Currys seems to of had a refurbishment. Its now has white painted walls and it feels more…read morespacious. The staff are very helpful and have excellent product knowledge. I have been left more confident on what to get because of their knowledge. I like the fact that Currey have info boards to explain things like memory, battery life and hard drive etc.. near their Laptops and boards which explain what would be better suited to your lifestyle Net book or Laptop? I like the way everything is displayed laptops on one row, digital cameras on another. This store is very lovely to browse in as well. I like the Currey magazines which has all the current info on the products and specific mags for each one TVs, cameras etc. This store is in the shopping mall so you all got all the high street shopping chains under one roof.

The Currys in Ealing Broadway is pretty much standard of Curry's except that I find the staff…read moreparticularly helpful here. They sell a whole range of electrical luxuries such as plasma TVs, Walkmans, ipod accessories, cameras, computers, video cameras, headphones (although they only have a small range) compared to other stores. The prices are good and they have had a sale on stuff each time I have been there. Last time they had a 30% sale on their TVs. I find Currys is a nice store to browse when you are looking to treat yourself and don't want to pay over the top prices.

This is like a cheaper version of habitat. You can find all kinds of housewares, home furnishings…read moreetc all at really decent prices. You will always find me over at the kitchen stuff (to the left as you walk in). On the look out for a wooden chopping board I found 3 that I really liked. I chose the biggest one 29.99. They have a large selection of cutlery and crockery in this store which can rival any specialty cook shop. The prices are exceptionally good. I also find they have really cheap sofa's here and almost bought one for my spare room. All round a really good home ware store.

I just love this shop! It sells fantastic things. You can get a lot of home and kitchen stuff there…read morethat are really cool. When they have sales it is even better. You can get really nice pillows/cushions for a good price. They also have cheap photo frames and kitchen utensils that are funky and durable. I bought some many years ago and I am still using them. Currently they have these hearts and dots collection in red and white - they have bowls, mugs, cup and saucer and biscuit tin. It is really pretty and I would go get some before they ran out of it. Their big furniture is really nice too. They have a set of really nice leather sofa on display and some nice tables as well. I think if you buy them in a set it might be a bit cheaper.

went to smiths today!!!!!!!!!I had a great experience ,we needed to get some plants for the garden…read moreand we were really sucsessful today.I was really pleased with the experience today.There were thousands of plants in the garden centre,there were a lot in the inside area and an absolute abundance of plants outside.Also all plants were well kept and very watered,actually helped me keep cool in all this heat,they obviously take pride in each and every one of their plants.Also there is so much stock of everything(plants and non-plants).This has really pleased me as I've seen some garden centres which has hardly any plants and they are all neglected.However in this garden centre,they even have Christmas trees in June,but I suppose today(the day I wrote my review)is only 6 months till Christmas Eve!!!!!!!!!But I cannot see why you can't have a Christmas tree in June if you want to.I brought 3 small ones!!!!!!!!!Also I've been to garden centres in Christmas and they haven't had christmas trees.Also they were really well staffed as well,and our cashier was polite and even offered for someone to help us load the car.Also the smiths golf thing right at the back of the garden centre looks great and I'm sure will make a lot of money for the garden centre.Also their drive thru concept to collect soil was good and very well thought out,it's like a McDonald's drive thru but you show you're receipt to staff and then drive on to get the soil.Lovely experience!!!!!!!!

Smiths is a large garden centre just outside Uxbridge. There is a vast choice of greenery for sale…read morein a huge outdoor area, and also an indoor shopping area and cafe (not tried). It offers an extremely comprehensive range of products. Staff in the outside area can be hard to find but there are knowledgeable staff available if you need advice as I did when selecting a fruit tree for my garden. The level of customer service is high, I was surprised to discover that if you buy a heavy bag of fertiliser or compost it will be taken to your car on an electric carrier! So all in all a recommended place to go for garden supplies and products.

My oh my, such a disappointment. We booked afternoon tea, months in advance, as is necessary…read more Here's what we learned. This is what could reasonably termed an "experience", but it fails on every point. Service is lackadaisical( difficult to see how they justify the service charge). The food looks pretty, but isn't very special in terms of taste or presentation ( probably not helped by the fact it has to be carried in from a separate building), and was served on a ridiculous cake stand/vase that effectively conceals your dining companion. Crockery is cheap looking and charmless. The price difference between the plain tea and the version with a single glass of Cremant ( served, disappointingly, in a warm glass) is £15 ( 45 versus 60). It's easy to buy an entire bottle for that, at retail prices. God help you if it rains ( you'll be dripped on- the greenhouse is not weatherproof). Don't bother, especially if you're paying.

The Nurseries is one of those gems that you don't want to share with everyone ;))) It's only open…read morein the sunny days of the year and it's because it's hidden in the old glass house of the Nurseries garden center. Old & disparate furniture is scattered around, directly on the nude earth floor and in between large pots of green & colorful plants. Beautiful flowers are set on each table. It's like a picturesque scene of Alice in Wonderland. You feel like a little kid entering a magical wild world, where birds talk and nature is alive. It's all very comfortable and cute. And on a sunny warm day, it's the ideal getaway for lunch. The menu is small but fresh and seasonal. Vegetables seem to be at the center of many dishes. And fish was quite predominant when I was there. Everything sounds delicious and it definitively is! They well deserve their 1-star michelin. I had the squid to start with and it was super nice!!! I'm usually not a big fan but the squid was very well cooked (quite soft), on a yummy piece of bread and in a very tasty sauce. Then I had the halibut. The fish was cooked to perfection, very moist and the mayonnaise was mouthwatering :P For desserts, we shared the rice pudding and the chocolate tart. To die for. Both of them. Point. The staff is friendly and fast. So all good there. If you want to spoil your better half, this is the perfect summer romantic spot. The gardens are a nice little after-lunch discovery too. And if you feel really chilled out, you can sit next to the fountain and profit from the sun rays. Or just roll out into the fields around and have a lazy rest in the green grass of Richmond park.