Glorious Britain is a nice option in a sea of gift shops. It's catercorner to Windsor Castle, and…read morethe shop manager urged me to step outside to catch the changing of the guard in time. I appreciated that! I didn't buy anything here, but they offered a wide selection of British goods. Hats, shirts, magnets, etc. It's ideal if you're looking for trinkets.

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!

This is a great place to shop. This is the place where you can buy clothes that are not really in…read moreother high street shops. They are expensive, but you know you are getting quality. I have brought a pair of earrings and a bag from there about 1 year ago, and they still look new. The shop is small and the design contemporary, and looks like it should be in Milan. The staff are friendly and always on hand. They sell shirts, skirts, coats, and jewellery. People in Uxbridge usually go there to shop for gifts or if they are looking for an item for a special occasion. Everybody in Uxbridge will vouch for how good this shop is. It's on a different level then any other shop in Uxbridge.

Joolz is a lovely little shop in the Old Market House, opposite the front of the station in…read moreUxbridge. It sells jewellery and clothing, and is a wonderful place to shop for unusual gifts for women. The staff are friendly and helpful, and there is always something new to see in the store. I think their prices are reasonable, and I have never failed to find a suitable gift there.

This was a nice little shop for souvenirs and pretty cool Knick knacks…read more There was a decent amount of stuff for the Queens Jubilee celebration (silver). The shop was a bit over hyped. Plenty of merchandise with the Queens dogs. They also seemed to really cash in on her passing with stuff with her birth and passing date, which we found a bit creepy. A lot of the stuff was a bit over priced. Ordinary items with the queen's name or face on it to mark up the price. The staff here were kind though. Pretty cool and gave off a royal and regal air. Great for window shopping! Not worth buying anything though.

I loved this insanely expensive tourist trap I spent 500£…read moreshopping in here! I bought the embroidered towel sets, 3 navy gold umbrellas, chocolate, Queen earrings, books, and they shipped it to my home in Las Vegas. By the time I got home, it arrived. This is an upscale quality shop. Looks small outside. Shop is outside, separate from the Palace.

Nothing bad, nothing extraordinary about this Ryman shop. However it's got some perks:…read more - opening hours to start with!! It means I can go there before or after work quite easily. - where is it: by London Bridge station, so I walk past it everyday - DHL parcels: xmas time was made stressless thanks to this service. A bit expensive but a lot faster than Royal Mail and I can't really access a post office due to their opening hours - friendly and helpful staff

This Paperchase store is a really large store and is one of three of the brand's flagship stores,…read morealongside my local store in Manchester and a branch in Glasgow. The location of this store is decent, it is on Tottenham Court Road and is basically right next to Argos, and opposite Superdrug and Natwest (or at least a few minutes walk away on the other side of the road) This store is quite large, but the selection of stock is merely average for a store of its size, even compared to other Paperchase stores, I didn't notice a lot of cool items which they didn't sell in other stores, for example in terms of lever arch folders, they all seemed the same with nothing new compared to other flagship stores such as Manchester, and more smaller stores such as Newcastle or Liverpool. The store is over three floors, there is a bookshop and Tinderbox Coffee Shop on the first floor and a Crafts / Magazine floor on the Second. The staff around the store didn't seem too friendly either. This store overall was quite impressive in terms of size but for everything else, it was just average. I'm struggling here, although the size of the store is impressive I can't help but feel some aspects with the feel of the store, the service not being great, the level of products not being as good as one would expect from the size of the store, and the unwelcoming nature as you enter the store, I sadly feel it deserves just two-stars.

As a stationery (come on guys you have to spell it right) addict, I have to limit the number of…read morePaperchase stores I enter for fear of finding another great note pad & hence forgetting where my important lists are ( you know the pad with the hearts on, the pink hearts, when my poor OH holds up my array of pads trying to find the one I've 'lost') So highlights of this store! 3 levels and a coffee shop Offers craft classes The hidden discount section, back corner of top floor Personalisation of note pads etc Friendly lovely staff And it stocks the full range & more! Any craft items that you may need or never realised you d need you ll find it here. Don't forget to also get a treat me card, so many discounts such as 15% off emailed occasionally, discounts on personalising pads and money off craft classes too.

Very cute store! They had small items like mugs, coasters, bath and beauty items, as well as…read moreclothing and accessories. I loved that there were a variety of fun and brightly colored clothing items and the scarves were beautiful. The pricing seemed reasonable and everything was high quality. I loved that the sweaters were soft and not itchy as well. The staff was friendly and were making sure items were put away and straightened. Definitely a good stop if you're waiting at the station.

I just saw Sunny K's review for another branch of Oliver Bonas...so I had to share my love for this…read moreawesome little shop! This is my go-to boutique when I am bored and waiting for a train in St Pancras. I have also been known to divert my route home so that I can peek in here (and the cute Cath Kidston shop opposite) before jumping on a bus from Kings Cross. There are sooo many pretty dresses, accessories and presents here! My only problem is that the clothes here are so cute, I can't always tell if they suit me or not! I have brought things home only to have my fashion advisor (my other half) disapprove and tell me that it isn't flattering. Oops. At least the ladies here are happy to give you a refund if you get excited and buy something that doesn't match your body shape/colouring!! I have a slightly silly (but AWESOME) pink scarf from here that is covered with tanuki!** I blooming love tanuki (racoon dogs) as they are cute and remind me of Japan...my fashion advisor didn't approve, but screw him. I still think it is awesome, and will certainly not take it back! Handy hints: - If you want to try things on, they have a teeny screen to change behind at the back of the shop- just ask to use it - If they don't have your size, there is another Oliver Bonas shop over in Kings Cross station. ** The Oliver Bonas tanuki don't have the giant mythical balls like Japanese tanuki...but they are still cute. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_raccoon_dog

There's a Tiger shop on Oxford Street! This is great fun…read more This Tiger opened about 5 weeks back and it's really big with a large selection - bigger than any other London location I've visited. Fun variety and helpful staff. Definitely a quirky place to pop in for stationery or minor crafty bits or inexpensive and lighthearted home decor.