The one in Fairfax is absolutely amazing. The workers are so helpful and they can find you the…read moreshirt you want. The atmosphere inside the building is amazing and they even have FIFA for customers. They also host many events whenever an important game is happening. Definitely recommend this place!

Just left the store about 1/2 hour before close...wow!!!Service was everything you want in store!…read moreNot exactly what I was looking for but several options to fill the request I had. Will definitely look to this shop in the future! Thank you.

They carry a brand of walking shoe I like and can't find in the US for a very reasonable price so I…read morealways buy a pair every time I am in London. Prices are reasonable, good location and good selection. Service could be better, you have to find a rep to have them call up to have your size sent down and sometimes it's a pain to find a sales associate and when they order a pair down sometimes the sales rep forgets about you and you have to track them down.

Good spot to get your sports basics. EPL and World Cup national teams were covered here…read more There were some good sales while I was here (post EPL season, very beginning of the 2026 world cup games) so I got a half priced Arsenal kit to take home with me. Multiple floors and lots of merchandise. I needed to get assistance finding what I was looking for, it was a little overwhelming. But I got what I wanted and was on my way.

Dress shopping is never fun for me. Most of the time, the really cute clothes don't come in my size…read moreand the sales people are unkind. Revival Retro Boutique is fabulously different. The clothes are wonderful and very well made of high quality fabric. My salesgirl was named Sarah. Sarah heard my reservations about shopping for myself and asked me to let her pick out items and show me that things would fit me. It was the best experience I have ever had and I have a gorgeous dress to show for it! Fabulous clothes and even better service! Shop here and be pampered or order from their website!

Amazing small local boutique. Has a variety of items: shoes, sunglasses, jewelry, hats, clothes,…read morestockings. The perfect number of old and new; unique and classic. The curation of the shop is everything a true boutique has to offer. Classy, fashionable but comfortable with seats and music. The shop girl was very helpful but not over doing her attentiveness and also made great suggestions when they didn't have the size of a top I loved. Made a blouse purchase that I will cherish and turned out to be 20 pounds less than marked. Highly recommended this local boutique! Thank you!

Brandy Melville originates from Milan and the opening of the Westfield Shopping centre marks the…read moreopening of their brand's first UK store. The range is targeted towards the 15 - 30 female age group and the various pieces are very cool and chic. The staff are great and really seem to know the brand which is quite refreshing. When I first looked around the store, I thought the pieces would be more expensive but at £20 - £25 for a t-shirt and £12 for a cotton dress the prices are very reasonable for good quality garments. Brandy Melville is great if you are looking to inject a bit of Milan into your London look!

I went to the branch on Kings Road and was excited to try the brand and see how one size would fit…read moreall! The store is cool The clothes are pretty basic, ok quality , definitely one size does not fit all My problem was with the prices and customer service I can understand that it is ok to pay $30 for a basic t-shirt in America but £35-£40 for the same tee in UK is not ok And they don't keep the shape after washing them - I understand if you are paying for quality at least after couple of washes the top should not be expanded to fit two of your size! The other problem is that the sales assistants knew nothing about the stock they have- I saw a dress on display and asked if there is other colours the answer was no Went downstairs to find it in 2 other colours ! The same happened with another t-shirt Don't know if this brand is up to all the hype that is spread online from American bloggers but honestly don't know how it is differed from anything you can get in Topshop for the same price, same ok quality, and same bad judgemental customer service

The staff here are very helpful and friendly. They provide you with great shopping facilities as…read morewell as offering you a nice environment to shop in.

"In case of emergency"…read more Now hold your panties, this place is brilliant! Took me a while to realize it was some kind of treasury. Okay, this might not be the wild stuff you're expecting when thinking of a city trip to London, but I got me some new knickers. Almost a complete new knicker wardrobe in 1 whammy...12 knickers to be precise. Paid 33 pounds only. Proper brands too...DKNY. Gilly Hicks? Marilyn Monroe intimates? Jessica Simpsons intimates? Anyways, DKNY, they've got it! You see it's been a while since I got new undies. It's been so long actually, I was starting to get worried about being hit by a bus and having being undressed on the operating table. Give a whole new meaning to wardrobe malfunction. The horror! If getting new knickers is enough to get me excited, imagine the ecstasy I experienced when I had to decide which pair was going to be the first 1 to wear after throwing them in the washing machine. Ow JOY... We're getting there. Next step is color coordinating top & bottom...

What a huge selection of running and sport clothing. Weather in London was super high and we…read morerealized we need d lighter clothes that would wick sweat while we walked and found exactly what we were looking for. Very very affordable and the staff were quite pleasant, helpful and easy to find

The selection in the TK Maxx's I visited in London was terrible. Way too much Tommy Hilfiger and…read morecheap stuff made in China; not enough high quality merchandise, especially with regard to footwear and handbags. Most of the footwear and handbags was cheap vinyl crap made in China. The stores are incredibly cramped. They are understaffed as well.

If there's one thing about about an H&M that you can count on, it's consistency. Consistency in…read morefair prices, consistency in seasonal clothing and my favorite consistency, the ability to con the sales clerks into giving you a good deal when there's one to be had. I found just such a deal at this very store. I was on a mission to stuff my America-destined suitcase with coats galore on my recent trip to London and while we have H&M's here in the States, it's always been my experience that they are a bit better overseas, so I figured I'd go in. As I strolled through the aisles, combed the racks and fondled, tugged and pulled at fabrics, I found an adorable little gold knitted sweater for... 3 pounds. Yes! But a jacket, Stephy, you must find a jacket. Keep your focus, girl! I decided since the first floor was looking pretty picked over and grim that I'd hike the two flights upstairs and see what there was. And there, oh there it was, my new coat. I only saw two of them. One, definitely smaller than the other and from about 20 feet away, I guessed maybe a size 4 and a 12 or 14 for the bigger one aka my new coat. I b-lined it for the coat, only knocking a few tiny hipsters out of the way and clenched it with my mitten covered hands! (Somehow that doesn't sound very menacing with the word mitten in it, huh? Oh well, moving on...) Sure enough, the small was indeed a size 4, off with you silly little person coat! And then there it was my 14 (hey, I eat, I have curves, la la la). I immediately dropped my purse and shed the 17 layers of clothing I was wearing to prevent me from freezing to death in the chilly London air and the coat was on. I did the chick side turn that gives you a peep at your bum to make sure it looks flattering. I did the classic reverse glance neck tilt to make sure my ass didn't look as big as it really is and then I went to button it and... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Missing buttons!! Crap sandwich! But wait? There was that little person coat that I tossed aside with reckless abandon.... Hmm, perhaps that coat had buttons? Sure enough! IT HAD BUTTONS!! And so it was time to plan my discount. My trained shopper mind knew full well that they weren't going to be able to sell this coat as is, which means, discountville!! Hey, it's defective and missing most of the front buttons, surely you can't charge me full price. What say we take the buttons off of the smaller coat and give them to me and then sell me the big coat at a discount defect price seeing as how I will have to sew the buttons on myself? And so I scanned the cashiers and looked for the youngest, most clueless looking one. There she was, blinking like Bambi! I approached her with confidence and gave her my spiel and after she thought it over and asked her manager, what do you know, success, new jacket and 20 new buttons were mine! Thanks H&M, I will wear my score with pride!

I don't care, I'm just gonna say it...I love it!!…read more It's like good ol' Primani only about £1 more expensive per item and slightly nicer. They have some terrible clothes, I know, you'll pick up a lovely top then realise it has a hideous patch of glitter on it, or pick up a gorge cardi then realise the buttons are already falling off, but sometimes you'll dig out some amazing finds! It's also a great place for 'the basics' like tshirts and vests in every colour. It's one of my first stops for a summer holiday too - lots of handy cheap beach coverups etc. It's not great quality and they're not long lasting garments but then you're not paying much and I've bought loads of really cool little dresses and tops from here. And lots and lots of hats!! I love hats!

The lovely women working here were nothing short of fantastic. So kind, attentive, & willing to…read moreanswer any question you may have. Also, as someone from the US, I haven't been able to try on bras in a store back in America since I was maybe 16. So coming here and having a wealth of options was honestly overwhelming, but soso healing. Your boobs are normal!!! The people at Bravissimo help you remember that

LOVE LOVE LOVE this company! I owe the fact that I can stand up straight to them! I usually buy my…read moreBravissimo bras and swimsuits online and the only physical store I've been into is this one at Covent Garden. The store is easy enough to find and is nicely situated in Covent Garden which is great for shopping and eating. The store is bright, well presented and the lay out is good. The downstairs fitting area is very luxurious with lovely décor and a nice couch for bored husbands/boyfriends to sit and wait. The staff are plentiful, very knowledgeable and extremely polite, professional and friendly. I went to be measured as I realised one day that I had absolutely no idea what size I was and that every bra I owned was rubbish and didn't support me at all. The young lady assigned to fit me was very friendly and asked if it was OK for her to be in the changing cubicle with me whilst I was trying on bras which I thought was a refreshing change from the M&S fittings I've had where the assistant will just barge in on you no matter what state of undress you're in. Bravissimo don't believe in measuring women with a tape measure as apparently this is not at all accurate. They do it mostly by eye and it's a real skill. The girl who was fitting me told me it was her first time and when she called her supervisor to check if she'd made the right decision in determining my size, she had got it spot-on and I was very impressed! As it happens, I had been wearing a 38D when in fact I was a 32GG! Once we knew what size I was, she asked me what kind of styles I liked and went to fetch me some things to try on. I can't fault the quality of service at Covent Garden in the slightest. Where the store does fall down is firstly in the organisation of the stock on the racks. On the day I went, it was early and there were hardly any customers yet all the stock was completely out of order. You would think all the sizes would run from smallest at the front and have the biggest at the back. However, once I knew my size I had to spend ages going through the racks checking the labels on every single bra because they were all over the place. The second problem I have with this branch is that there was not a lot of selection. There was only a teeny tiny fraction of items available in the store that are available on the website and in the catalogue. There also didn't appear to be much of the newer lines in the store - a lot of what they had there seemed to be from the last catalogue and not the most recent one. However, you can order anything you want for home delivery and there is no delivery charge if you order in-store. Lastly, knickers. On my visit to Bravissimo in Covent Garden, every time I found a bra in a style I liked and spent ages rifling through all of them to find one in my size, I could never find any knickers to match. It was very frustrating and I ended up ordering most of the stuff that I had gone all the way from Hackney to Covent Garden to buy and bring home.