Gospel Light is a Christian bookshop along Deptford market. It sales products such as CD's DVD's…read moregreeting cards and books, mainly linked to the Christian faith of inspirational. The shop is quite cosy and small with a welcoming environment. It is situated at the opening of Deptford market (from the Deptford DLR side) and friendly welcomes its customers with a large speaker playing quite vibrant and inspirational music.

A very high-end furnishing store with very high-end prices and merchandise…read more Be assured that you will get extraordinarily good service from this shop and will end up buying something of incredible quality. If your house is the kind of place that would suit the stuff here, then you're not going to be blinking at the numbers written on the price tags. Exceptional.

What an interesting shop, smells from the scented candles and basketware hit you at the door. I…read morealways find something to buy in there at very reasonable prices. The staff are always helpful and polite, a family run buisness who have been there for more than 40 years. A gem of a shop.

It is the most interesting location for a gallery of this type, they have a very clean and…read moreminimalist style that contrasts quite charmingly with the over the top shops that are around it. It is an interesting space that showcases contemporary art and cinema. They have connections with top museums, thus the quality of the pieces and shows they do is quite high. If you like contemporary art you will be in the right place. But it definitely is for people who know their names and people; otherwise you can be in a sea of contemporary nothingness.

The trouble with W H Smith at the moment is it doesn't know what it is. Is it a book shop, a…read morenewsagents, a sweet shop? So they try to cram everything in that they think someone might need. This means you have to walk an assault course to get to the back of the store. This branch in Uxbridge has actually got a lot of floor space but you couldn't tell on first glance due to the massive displays and no space in between. I would hate to have to push a buggy around, your poor baby would have Cards and magazines crashing on it's head. The one thing I do like about this shop is the self service tills. You don't have a depressed member of staff trying to sell you half price chocolate. As you scan your own stuff. Much better when you nip in for a birthday card. This does have a great selection if birthday cards. But every time I leave I'm thankful I made it out alive!

The best for buying papers or magazines. Usually pop in to pick up the free DVD or CD from the…read moredaily mail. Has a post office on the upper floor. The back of the store could do with more space, but most stationary and other basics are aesy to find.

we visited the 3 store in Angel, London on 22nd July and were met by friendly staff. We sat down…read moreand spoke with 'Tim' who was extremely helpful. He gave us his full attention and we weren't rushed at all. In fact he went over and above the call of duty, a gold star for this man. Thank You Very Much Indeed, Dave.

After a terrible experience at a different 3 Store location, it was with doom, dread and despair…read morethat I solemnly walked into this upper street outpost. I knew I would be spending yet another long and frustrating day at Heathrow airport waiting out Sno-mageddon 2010, so rather than watch as the TV reporters continued to talk about the hell I was simultaneously experiencing, I figured I might as well accomplish a bit of work, which requires the internets. Here's how it went this time: Laura: Hi. I (gulp) need to top up my dongle. Store Man: No problem, that's easy! (Begins transaction) But have you seen our new Pay & Go Mi-Fi? It's actually cheaper than a dongle and up to 5 devices can connect at a time, so if you're traveling or meeting with co-workers you can... Laura: (temporarily stunned by great service and helpful advice momentarily zoned out...) Store Man: ...But I'm happy to just top up your dongle... instead... ? Laura: Um, you have been so helpful. Store Man: Thank you? Laura: I'll take it. You take AMEX, right? Store man: Oh, I am so sorry, we stopped taking AMEX just over a month ago. But, (he whispers), I'll give it a try - I think it will still work. It worked. And the Mi-Fi? It's working beautifully at LHR as I'm waiting out Sno-mageddon 2010. In one more hour it will have paid for itself in hot-spot internet charges.

This is a great newsagent. The staff in here are very friendly and I love coming in this shop. It…read morehas a good selection of products.

Denmark's cross of Ikea (Sweden) and Daiso (Japan), Tiger masters cheap, fun, distinctive and…read moreuseful. Here, you can find that thing that you needed and it will happen to be pretty and cheap too, or you can buy all those cute little things that you don't really need- But that's okay sometimes, right? My only disappointment about Tiger? There's only one store in the US, and it's in New York. I hope they will open more!

Miniature Ikea!…read more Stumbled upon this cute shop and decided that this will be the shop I need to go to when I have to buy pressies. Or when I need to satisfy my thirst for cute little kitchen ware. haha. It has everything, literally! and everything you need at a good price.

This branch of Waterstones - along with all of its other branches - is now closed temporarily, due…read moreto the coronavirus situation.

Yet another Waterstone's, this one perhaps medium in size, with a great selection of Children's…read morebooks along with all of the other usual stuff. Great place to stop and browse after Gymboree, but watch out for late afternoon when it gets swamped with parent/carers and younger kids. I'm all for encouraging a love of books in our children, but not when the place becomes a busy library rather than a shop for nice new books. This particular shop also lacks a decent magazine selection, lucky Sainsbury's in downstairs and there is a WHSmith down Finchley Road towards Swiss Cottage tube.