Fulham Broadway is a small shopping centre, located in the Fulham/Chelsea area of London, it is a…read morecouple of minutes away from Stamford Bridge and built into Fulham Broadway Underground Station, which is pretty handy. The mall does only have a small number of stores, but I still like it. It looks fairly good from the outside, on the inside, it looks like 90% of shopping centres and doesn't stand out. Retailers here include all major mobile phone providers (Three, O2, EE, Vodafone) as well as Sainsbury's. There is also a Metro Bank. In terms of food and drink, there is Wagamama, Nando's, Starbucks and a couple of other brands. It is pretty useful to have this so close to Stamford Bridge, meaning you can grab something to eat/drink before or after a game, or stop by and get some essentials while waiting for the traffic to die down. 4*

Fulham Broadway Shopping Centre looks great from the outside but I always feel like there should be…read moremore to this place than there actually is. I suppose for the area, you don't need that many shops / facilities but, still, with the Southside Shopping Centre only a 10 minute bus ride away, this place has some stiff competition. There's a huge Sainsbury's inside the shopping centre and some good restaurants and of course a cinema (a Vue cinema). There's also a Zavvi and a bookshop. It's a very simple shopping centre, only a few floors and the tube station entrance can be reached from within. Generally, I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this shopping centre. It's convenient for Fulham locals but if you don't live close by then there's no real point of going here at all...

Huge mall that was just a few blocks from where I was staying. When I say huge I mean huge. I want…read moreto say there in two gigantic buildings and there are multiple levels as well. Full of the name brand stores as well as a few mom and pop stores as well. There's also a gym, apartments, an awesome food court, and more. The food court is much better than your average mall food court. The options are restaurant quality and plenty of options. Awesome place to buy whatever you need or just to grab a meal.

Holy moly, one of the largest malls in the western hemisphere with 450 shops and 2.6M sq feet! :-)…read more About the same size as King of Prussia mall in Pennsylvania or American Dream outside of New York. Used the online map to find our way around the multiple stories and complex. Not a lot of sitting spots if you need a break, and very busy in the afternoons. Convenient tube station right next to it of course ;-)

One of my absolute favorite places to shop when in London. I'll never pass up a chance to trek down…read moreto Carnaby street as the shopping and dining options are elite. For any one of my friends traveling into London I always recommend veering off a little to Carnaby. Over the years some shops have come and go but some of my favorites remain open. I'm a huge Great Frog lover and their shop is nearby, also for us rock n rollers I can't help stopping into The Rolling Stones Uk store. Lots of major branded stores but also cute local vendors and stores. It's a very walkable street and safe. Plenty busy so come earlier in the day to beat the crowds. Another pro tip is catching a reservation at dishshoom down here as I've found it easier to snag a reservation here than at their other locations. Plenty of dining options though and local stalls like Starbucks and Joe & the juice. It's a touristy street of shops but I love it - definitely bookmark this area on your must shop / see list when on this side of town.

Fun one mile shopping area and eating area in SOHO located in the west end of Westminster. No cars…read moreallowed, only pedestrians. After having a tasty snack at Pizza Pilgrims, went to the two story Rolling Stones store which was my favorite place on Carnaby Street. A bunch of boutique shops and found one bathroom and a drinking fountain. There was an old English style red phone booth containing an unspeakable object on the floor inside, good conversation piece for the rest of my trip. Welcome to London.

We had time to kill and wandered in here from the Victoria station. Not a lot to do here and the…read morestores were OK. The food court was meh. But time was killed and I am thankful for that.

It is a very convenient shopping center by the coach and train stations. It is big and it is very…read morecrowded to start this review. Either you may find the place handy ( especially if you want to kill time while waiting for your departure) or a bad suggestion if plan is to meet a date. It has the whole second floor of fast food dining options. You will see different kind of retail stores on its ground floor. Anything that you may need for your travel (out of emergency situation) can be found here. We came in here ( a walk from our hotel)as my sis -in law had rushes due to an allergic reaction and me for a replacement for the lost prescribed eye glasses reasons. We were able to see a pharmacy store that served to both our needs. Like a typical commuter station center, it also offers services like massage in a chair service, shoe shines service, flowers , etc. Only one thing that turned me off about this place, I did not like that I need to pay a coin to get into their restrooms.

Nicely presented, decent prices and had what I needed in stock…read more Decent staff members although some seemed great and others just okay. Nice shop with good shoes.

My favorite shopping area in London. It doesn't get so crowded as in the city center and it's…read moreeasily accessible by the underground. There are all shops I liked in the UK (Primark, T.K.Maxx, New Look, Sports direct, .. ). When I occasionally visit London for only few days and want to buy some new stuff in a short time - this is the place!

Dreadful shopping centre full of the usual high street stores…read more Something has happened to the attitude of the centre staff here and they are no longer the friendly bunch of old. As we left we saw the security harassing 2 NHS workers that were simply sitting on the bench outside. They were told they could not sit there as it was Shopping Centre property....???! Very nasty will not be visiting here again, not even to visit the cinema even though it is our nearest 'mall'.

baddest shopping center ever all the shops there are horrible the toilets stink and the employese…read moreare so rude especialy linda i asked her if they have any school bags there and where i can find it she said idk look for it yourself im not ur servant and then i got lost.there is nothing to chose from .also the price is despaceble there is not a selection of style e.g shirts just one type of style. baddest shopping experience!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Located in the heart of the Square Mile in London,this covered market dates back to the 14th…read morecentury featuring a selection of boutiques,shops, restaurants and bars. This is also where a scene for Diagon Alley in the first Harry Potter movie was filmed.

For the Harry Potter fans out there this is where they filmed "diagon alley" so it's cool to see…read moreit in person They have quite a few pubs/bars restaurants and a liquor store that liven up in the evenings after the Financial district closes and the workers go out for a pint of beer! During the day it's as dead as a doornail and not much to do or see Worth stopping by though if in the area

Great food hall with many options. Stairs on multiple sides and an elevator for easy 2nd and 3rd…read morefloor access. Tried the excellent Iman's Syrian Kitchen (casual but classy restaurant) and want to come back to try more restaurants!

This was such a fun spot! Lots of great eateries from pizza to cocktail bars to pub style fare, the…read morecourtyard was vibrant and casual. Great atmosphere and many choices! The restaurants span three floors, so be sure to look up to see the additional choices before deciding. We loved our visit here and how alive and happy it was.

What a beautiful area of London! In 2015, I stopped into a Jamie Oliver restaurant with my auntie,…read moreher friend, and my American cousin for another round of drinks with some food. Loved seeing the array of shops, eateries, and just take in the beauty of the architecture as well. Everyone we came into contact with was friendly, and prices were comparable to what you'd get around London. Lots to see and peruse!

We enjoyed our week stay in Covent Garden. We took full advantage of the Covent Garden Market,…read morevisiting in several occasions. The Market is picturesque with lovely flower carts by the entrances. Historically, Covent Gardens were the gardens for the convent. Today, the beautiful enclosed market hosts various vendors that change regularly. The market is a great way to connect with locals. We went to the market four times during our visit. On Sundays, various art vendors set up and we visited with a local fossil dealer and purchased a couple fossils. We loved our dinner in one of the nearby cafes. On Mondays, antique dealers set up and sell various treasures. My husband bought me a vintage bracelet. We also watched a quintet play in the atrium. We found a few reasonably priced souvenirs to take home for gifts. Plenty of great restaurants surround the Market. We ate at several places and enjoyed our meals. The Market always seems to be new and people were friendly.

For a tiny little shopping centre situated inside / at Clapham Junction (one of London's busiest…read moretrain stations), this place sure does know how to please the commuters that pass through it's doors daily, morning, noon and night... It really doesn't feel like a shopping centre since it's so tiny but when I used to come through Clapham Junction on a daily basis I almost always stopped by either Sainsbury's, Marks & Spencer or Joy to browse or pick up some food on the way home. This place has it all for the busy worked on the way home with little time on their hands to do their shopping elsewhere. Shopstop really serves a necessity rather than a leisurely, recreational shopping experience and what it does, it does well.