This is located within The Mall Shopping Complex at Stratford tube station. Not a big store, is…read moreoften crammed with boxes taking up floor space, people squeezing past one another & often looks like a jumble sale, but otherwise a few bargains can be found on brand products. Typical chain store where everything inside is priced at £1! Can have a decent camping selection when it's the summery festival season.

Another store located with the stratford mall. This store is bursting with £1 items. Quite a…read morecramped store but always bustling. You can find some bargains if you have to time to look amongst the tatt. Take a look for yourselves!

My first time visiting Canary Wharf Shopping Complex. I was here last 10 years ago and was above…read moreground visiting the financial district and didn't notice the shopping center connected to the tube station. I feel like you can walk the centre for hours as it is relatively massive with a Waitrose, Asian market, food courts, and many more things to see. I will say the ceiling is a little low so it feels small, but once you enter the main plaza, you really see how large this place is. I will admit the map is slightly confusing to comprehend.

A spread out large scale hard to get your bearings one level shopping center connects the basements…read moreof all the big skyscrapers in Canary Wharf. Over priced, very select and very showy. Best thing was 2 starbucks within about 1/10th of a mile walk which included free wifi. Full of stores you wish you could afford, and if you could afford them.. you have the sense not to shop here.

Thank you Thomas A for his talk thread that has inspired this review. Since the end of Woolies…read more(sniff sniff) this store has filled my bargain needs as and when required. When moving hous this is pretty much my one stop shop, it's a cross between a pound store on one side and right next door is this discount store that sells things for slightly more but are still a bargain. Don't be afraid to haggle too, I always do, and no it never really works they just point at the price tag and shrug but at least I'm trying! I have bought a fabulous soft rug here for my new flat, not the prettiest thing in the world but it was well over 10ft square and only cost £60. Other stuff they do is washing lines, tea pots, random crap that you don't need but suddenly think you do when you're in there and more. Seriously, if you are in the area make sure you pop in. It's a great random store.

I flippin love a pound shop! All those rows and rows of coat hangers and candles for a under a…read morepound! Great when you move into a new place and need things to make the place look and smell pretty; candles, incense, cheap vases etc. I always bulk buy coat hangers from here as they're cheap and useful. Great for large quantities of batteries, washing powder and shampoo. Also good for fairy lights and Christmas decoration, a really useful resource for those with no money but will to decorate. I dare you to pop in and find nothing you want to buy...

Wow my wife was returning a product she had the item and the receipt and the card which was…read morepurchased through .watch out for heroi. she refused to refund.she ask my wife . She wants to see the person who belongs this card. it happened last week. She has problem with female customers and want to see more male customers wow.

This is a great store that sells stacks of stuff, just about everything and anything! from paint…read moreto plates, from bicycle tubes to shaving foam, from duvet covers to washing up liquid.. this place is really cheap too, i recently bought a really nice set of black plates at 99 p each...just as cheap as ikea! Recently I spotted really lovely wicker laundry baskets there for a tenner which is a bargain,

The clothes are very beautiful and elegant. The quality is really good. I love everything I…read morepurchased here. Their service is excellent. Will definitely come back again!

The Hobbs store at Canary Wharf, next to Top Shop, and before the general melee of more chain store…read moreclothing retailers further down the Canada Place strip, is a relative haven of grown up peace and tranquility. Spacious, well lit, clean and tidy, with polite and friendly sales staff (apart from one recent addition, who really needs to learn that no thanks, I'm just looking means I've come in here to look in peace and quiet, don't keep pestering me), this is possibly one of my favourite shops in the complex. I'm a particular fan of the recent season jewel bright wool jackets (which for their quality are exceptionally good value), and the perennial Hobbs suede ballerina pumps, available in a wide range of colours. I can't help feeling that the Hobbs store would be better placed on the posh side (i.e. Jubilee Place), but their ability to stock a good capsule range of the current collection means that you might prefer to whizz out to Canary Wharf rather than into town. A more pleasant shopping experience.

I am not sure if it is exactly a department store, but it is definitely a store that has it all…read more In a smaller proportion of a department store and ALL at £1. I had only seen these shops in America and never particularly liked them, my opinion for the British version remains. It is crowded, if you have a stroller you might as well not go inside. It is a mess, things are on the floor, on the wall, on their sale racks and anywhere else you an imagine. If you are going to pay £1 for a product you expect it to be of a certain quality. I bought some tea towels that begun disintegrating after two washes, threw them away after a month. This is when I begun realizing that is really not worth it in the end, imagine how many I would have had to buy? Money I could have spent in a better quality fabric and would have lasted longer, better for me and the environment. I suppose if you are after stationary, DIY, toiletries, toys, home decor, batteries, clothing, baby, home ware, pet care or hobbies you will find it here as cheap as it gets, just don't expect it to be good quality or ethical.

Quick get in and get out type of store. It doesnt offer…read moreallot of things and its quit small which is on the bad side.

Backyard market and London Artisian is awesome! Period!…read more Big huge indoor venue, lots of food and shops to choose from, and super classy area, with lot of trendy things! You can easily spend a good half day there! Will let my photos speak for itself!

I recently bought a bling collar from a stall at backyard market. I also recently felt like a Kanye…read morewest douchebag, as recently as the last sentence I just wrote. I always loved this market on sundays- just because it's always a bit quieter than the upmarket and the stalls are a bit more bling-y, like bling phone cases, and bling necklaces, interspersed with some good old vintage glasses and hand drawn artwork. ALSO there's a good few food stands outside too! The collar I even haggled for and damn, i got tonnes of compliments- so it shows that you don't need to pay crazy prices for UNIQUE statement jewellery.

It's fine. You can get most things you need here, it's never too crowded, and the staff are nice…read more Since I've moved to the UK Tescos has become part of my weekly routine. Even though I vastly prefer M&S, Waitrose and boutique shops over Tescos, the local branch is closer than everything else so sometimes convenience wins out. Usually the determination on whether or not to go into Tescos is pretty simple: Am I getting a mass produced thing in a can or a box? Tescos is fine. Otherwise, head elsewhere. The produce and meat here is definitely inferior to the nicer stores so you'll want to skip that entirely. Sometimes I can't be bothered so I'll get some meal deal thing here but make no mistake the sandwiches and wraps are several orders of magnitude inferior to M&S so you're going to get what you pay for; if you actually exit a store with "Korean BBQ wrap with cheddar and bacon" then you get what you deserve! I should add that the service at this Tescos is way, way better than some of the smaller stores.

I hadn't been here in a while. Needed to get some items for lunch the next day so stopped in. Hey,…read moreHey...they restyled the place! Before it wasn't too appealing but now it looks pretty good! The layout and aisle organisation has improved and lots more in the way of fresh foods, lunch and bakery items. I had a little smile on my face until I got to the til. Still a confused mess. Loads more and added self serve but still a nightmare of people not moving along, having love affairs at the checkout or confusion as to which side they want to queue on. Get it together!

An unexpectedly large Waitrose store in Canada Place of London's business district, Canary Wharf -…read moreit is over multiple floors and has much more than what one would expect from Waitrose including a home and clothes section - which one would associate more with Waitrose's sister brand, John Lewis. They did have a pretty large selection in most areas I looked at the store including with desserts, yoghurts (Pots and Co!), to-go food and fruit juices, the latter was actually quite reasonably priced for a freshly squeezed juice. The store did seem to have an annoying habit of making announcements regularly, it felt like I couldn't walk down an aisle without "DING DONG DING DONG", eventually I muttered to myself "Welcome to Waitrose Canary Wharf please note... announcement for..." etc, I get they do need to do this but so constantly is just really irritating. The café area could have been larger however but I was overall impressed with this store in a useful location for Canary Wharf's shopping centres and tube/DLR stations. 4*

This place is my little haunt when I pass through Canary Wharf. I can't help but feel drawn to…read morehere...with my mind always telling me that I may need to 'pick up' something, like say pasta or milk...only to find that I leave with a scarf, cushion or toilet seat! How does this happen? The food quality is always good and competitive with Marks & Spencer. There's dining to the rear of the lower ground (behind the supermarket). The rotisserie and curry section is VERY popular and good value with office workers popping out at lunchtime. The seating gets really busy at this time too, so best to come early if you dont want to fight for a seat. There's also a yummy oyster bar to the right and a wine bar to the left (the selection is very good). Street level has something for the ladies: handbags, jewellery, shoes, lingerie (I've been pulled in all directions of this place). Then there's toys, travel goods and sportswear. Go up another level to find TV and electricals, furniture, bathroom accessories, soft furnishing, garden furniture, stationery and seasonal Christmas decorations. Oh boy, how do I know all this off by heart? I get all loved up when I shop at Waitrose...a bit sad, but true.

Rude staff. African securities treating customers without respect and their English is poor as…read morewell. The store has no cashiers. That self-checkout system is dissapointing as macnines do not work properly and you have to wait ages for help.

I'd give a zero star rating if it were possible…read more Delivery service is appalling I'm a 60 + year of age customer with heart damage and other health issues In the past month, I'd shopped online twice and booked delivery slots in consecutive weeks, neither were delivered and ended up being cancelled by Asda, I was told to rebook each time, I emailed and phoned my complaints, had no response. They should be allowed to use the phrase " Happy to Help " or wear clothing with it on, too many staff are Happy to Ignore customers who need or ask for assistance. I'd struggled my way to store on other occasions, just after store opens at 6am, rather than book further deliveries, I have never got any help from the staff at the trolley checkout, in fact, they pay no attention and do not make it easy to request assistance, on my last recent visit, I requested help from the ethnic minority member of staff who was covering the trolley check out, and he was basically dismissive and walked away, leaving me to check the multi buy Asda essentials and heavy Asda essentials items myself. Disgusted with online and in person shopping experiences with Asda