I shouldn't be surprised that a few blocks from the Cutty Sark and the National Maritime Museum is…read morethe coolest nautically based store in the nation. A great collection of seafaring souvenirs as well as items to trick out a boat-owner's vessel.

Oooh this place it cute. And let's just say right now that it's the first shop in the world. Now,…read moreofficially that's probably not true. It's probably the 'first shop since Greenwich Meantime was invented (?) so more like the first shop since time began'... doesn't really have the same ring to it does it? It also wouldn't fit on the sign so forgive them for their misleading tagline, it's turned them into a well deserved tourist spot. If there was a joke that went along the lines of 'how many tourists can you fit in to a novelty shop in Greenwich' the answer would be here on a Saturday. It's packed with them Everywhere. They jump out of corners at you. But I can understand why. Go to Greenwich, buy a compass. I never have, but if someone gave me a compass I'd be really pleased. I think they're romantic. Which makes me sound wierd. They actually don't sell tat in here. It's got some great stuff. Barometers and things like that. Of course, just the kind of stuff you need in your modern flat. It's not going to be everyones idea of a cool shop, but it's a great part of Greenwich and it's worth going in just for that. Bet you come out with a little toy boat.

I stopped by this Adidas store inside the O2 shopping outlet on the first floor to look at stuff to…read moreget my wife and baby daughter. When I walked inside, a worker approach me and asked if I needed any help. I told her I was just browsing first and she let me shop. The store isn't that big inside but they have a lot of products. I saw a nice shirt for my wife meant for working out so I got that for her. I saw some cute infant clothing so I got that for my daughter. I looked at the attire for mens but nothing grab my attention. The prices were reasonable especially since some items were on sale. The checkout process was easy and the guy behind the counter was great. We had small chat since he knew I was a tourist.

A fairly cool Adidas store on the lower floor of The O2 Arena, next to big rivals Nike and the main…read moreentrance to the "Arena" part of the O2 Arena where you'd go if you're watching a performer. This store might not be as large as other Adidas stores but it still has a decent range of products for the size of the store in a pretty decent and modern feel to it - unlike Nike next store who honestly have used the hideous "running" store concept here, Adidas seems to be more generic, selling football jerseys from the likes of Arsenal and Manchester United (Booooo!) who they have contracts to supply the team's official clothing ranges, considering they spend a lot of money on this, these are products you'd expect to find in every store but surprisingly this isn't something Nike does. They did have a decent range of everything else, as with these retailers they didn't seem to stock many discounted products compared to generic retailers such as JD and Sports Direct - which is a shame considering the close proximity to the Outlet mall which is located so close, this store could even be a part of it. Staff again lacking but I found this to be typical for the area and many establishments in London which is a shame. 3* - One of the better stores within this O2 Arena complex but still could be greatly improved upon.

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I bought a pair of football boots for my son. After using them just one time we found that a stud…read morewas missing - fallen out in the grass. Now the boots are very uncomfortable to wear. I then took them to the store for a return. They refused on the basis that I should have screwed them tight before wearing them, being utterly oblivious to the fact that the boots were not fit for purpose when we bought them. If I was supposed to screw them tight before wearing them, why did the shop assistant not ask me to do this? Better still, why didn't they do it as they checked the boots' size before we bought them. It would have taken no more than 30 seconds. And best of all why doesn't the factory (Adidas) make them so they are actually screwed in properly. I will never walk into to this dreadful shop ever again.

What a great shop, a gem! I stumbled on this excellent shop only recently as I took a short cut up…read morea side road ext to Gap kids. The Guys in the shop were soo friendly and knew their stuff. I am an amateur runner just starting out but they also seem to cater for all runners including the much more advanced than me! This didnt stop them advising me on what shoes were appropriate for me without making me feel like I wasnt important to them, as some athletic shops do if you are not part of the elite. They also have a rather impresive running machine that they can film you to chech your running style. I hear they moved from a smaller unit down the same street, I guess great service and good products does pay off!!

A shop that focus on running shoes and clothing and has staff that are older then 20 years and even…read morebetter know what they are talking about.

Well, yes I know the stores don't look like a Nike store or Adidas store, but do we really care ?…read moreI could get a Lonsdale Tshirt for 5 pounds that's great enough for me Whenever I'm in England, I always visit sports direct.

Decathlon is the best sports shop there is both for value for money and range of stock…read more You won't believe the amount of stuff in there and we can easliy spend a couple of hours just browsing. They sell everything from football stuff to hunting, shooting and fishing. During the winter months they have a cheap and extensive range of ski wear and ski equipment and you can kit out the whole family easily. In the summer this changes to beach stuff and hiking gear such as boots, trousers and jackets. If you can't find what you need here it probably doesn't exist.

I have found this a great place to get reasonably priced sports and outdoor gear. It also offers as…read moreinspiration :) The best thing is the range - I have newly started a couple of different sports this year such as horseriding. For things like this, I don't want to go all out and get everything just yet as I don't know if I will like it, however I still want to be safe. Instead of going to speciailty stores, I can come here to get the basics and then as I learn more about what I need and want, can get more advanced kit as I develop.

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.

Love this place for stocking up on Nike-branded sports wear in London. It seems that a larger part…read moreof its item range is discounted but unlike Nike Factory stores this shop seems to have more facilities. Anyway you will always find some bargains here. I pop in every few months whenever I'm in London and tend to get a genuine branded t-shirt for £12 which would surely cost me twice as much elsewhere. Friendly staff as well, what's not to like?