great shopping centre, small compared to brent cross and watford but great for a hassle/manic free…read moreshop.

Today my friends(they are black and in secondary school) were going to pound land and the second…read morethey stepped into the shop the security stared them down and he was following them as they went to the checkout he brought all the co workers and they were speaking in a different language and all glaring at them as they finished paying for their items the sercurity guard refused to let them go and FORCED them to open their SCHOOL BAGS.So they did as what they were told. The two girls left in terror... HOW DISGUSTING AND UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!

You can't really go wrong at Poundland. Even if you do, you are only down a few pounds. Nothing…read morewrong with that. I like to buy my Cussons soap at Poundland or some higher end shampoo if it's on at the moment. I've also bought batteries here, which would have been at least 3 times as much elsewhere that weren't out of date. This is also a good place to buy inexpensive dog toys, the odd book no one wants to read, or some junk food. Nothing wrong with Poundland. Although I always hide the bag.

Yay! I love this shop. This shop is fabulous. It is the beacon of shopping in an otherwise…read morethoroughly miserable area. The Salvage shop sells designer discounted clothing and home furnishings. I love to come here and browse the racks. You can find some great bits outside on a good day new for a pound (stuff from Top Shop!) Inside there is a great selection of women's clothing and a dressing room. This store has got to be one of the best kept secrets in London! It's worth going to Burnt Oak!

For over a year when I lived near Mill Hill, I never paid much mind to Logo. I just dismissed it as…read morea Mill Hill shop I couldn't afford. This is a small shop as well, so I always feel a bit weary about overattentive salespeople. Last Christmas, I saw it. I saw it in Logo's window. It was a fantastic leopard trench coat, in satin. I needed it. I wanted it for Christmas. It was 80 pounds. I kept looking at it each time I came to Mill Hill. The trouble was when I finally had some money and it got really close to the holidays, I found out Logo didn't have my size. Only one size larger. Unable to reconcile myself to wearing a size that large I didn't buy it. I will look again this year. Walk in the door. I will never forget that coat.

Sometimes I come to pick up Nan's meds here at McParlands. I have also gotten cheap shampoo here…read moreand Rimmel lipstick. The chemist will usually fill a prescription for you whilst you wait. This chemist sells some fragrances in a glass case as well. You can also buy hair clips here. This is not a bad little chemist and they are pretty decent when it comes to helping Nannie via phone. This pharmacy takes a siesta in the afternoon so know the opening times. You would never choose to use this pharmacy because it is a crap area but if your Nan is a pensioner in NW9 it can be convenient.

The staff do everything they can to get the product fast out to the customer, which I liked. But I…read moredidn't like the refund policy on Wireless router. They wouldn't refund it because I opened the case. How would I know if it works or not! This is ridiculous. With the time to travel to store and my experience there, Argos wouldn't be my first choice to shop.

A cute little M&S, hidden in the far corner of The Broadway, right next to the Thameslink station,…read morethis supermarket is ideally located for any Mill Hillians interested in quality foodstuffs, a beautiful wine selection, and the odd bouquet of flowers. Nodding nicely to the charity collector outside, you'll be faced with a selection of ready-to-eat sandwiches, the flowers and then a non-intuitive store layout: bread is halfway towards the back, refridgerated goods to your left, a limited selection of condiments and a wild assortment of greetings cards just before the checkouts. Prices are standard for any M&S in London, but this supermarket is especially small. I'm always impressed with how much stuff the staff are able to accommodate here, but often they just don't have what I want on their shelves. Moreover, the checkout staff are not the friendliest I've ever met, and regularly there has only been one checkout person despite the number of customers. It's a good little supermarket; just don't hold your breath for more unusual items.