BE Very carful if you park in the multi storey car park in St George's Centre in Harrow Middx North…read moreWest London.  They were exposed in the Harrow Times Newspaper for ripping of thousands of customers, the time clock at the entrance is an hour back and the time clock at the pay centre machine is correct , so if you park for two hours they charge you for three hours. The management asked me to come back in the week to collect £1.20 I said what about the other 6,788 people you ripped off who did not see the SCAM.  Next time I pulled into park the barrier said my car was black listed, because I collected my £1.20 that I was over charged.  it just shows you how desperate and greedy some scammers are for every pound. My advice is check the time you enter on yr watch then see if you are charged for the time you parked not longer as they feed on you not noticing and end of the year they have over £200,000 free money.  report them to trading standards, the local media, and Harrow Police for Fraud Obtaining Money by Deception.

I used to live within 100mt of St George before we moved. St George's and St Ann's are a sort of…read moretwin shopping centre's in Harrow town centre. Very close to the Harrow-on-the-hill underground and Harrow Bus Station with its own paid parking means that it is easy to get to. From a shopping perspective Sr George has lesser stores but has better food options than St Ann's, primarily because it has a Vue Cinemas. The main stores it boasts of are TK Max, Wilkinson, Boots and a Bank. So it it very lacklustre. It makes up for this by a Vue Cinemas, a Gym, a branch for Gymborie (activity Center for toddlers) and couple of few entries . It has a Prezzo, Nandos, Frankie & Bennies and a McDonalds. The mall and parking are open till late night to cater to the cinema goers and is a factories for non cinema goers as well because the other harrow mall St Ann's closes shop at Seven! I never had issues with parking spaces and best thing is that it is free after 6:30 pm! Otherwise costs around £1.20 an hour and is not bad. Only issue I have with parking is paying for it, the machines only accept cash which is a pain if you are out of small change. Forgot to add - previous review mentions a Disney store . Wanted to share that this is now closed (couple of years ago)

The mission: find a pair of black school shoes for a 4 year old…read more We had been to several of the shoe stores in St. Anns and St. Georges, but we were trying to blend quality with price -- ie., not spend to much, but get a decent pair of leather shoes. Though it was the day before reception classes begin they still had a wide selection of shoes. The employee who helped us was very attentive. We asked to try on 5 different pairs of shoes and she willingly serviced us. We were very pleased with the purchase and hope the shoes will last her a long while; well at least a couple of months. Mission Accomplished: 20 pound black leather shoes with a touch of cuteness.

A reasonably sized shoe shop but always very busy - you can spend a while waiting to get served…read more Quite pricey considering the quality of shoes.

I have mainly bought children's shoes here for my son. Although they are not cheap - the last pair…read morewe bought was £35.00 for a nearly 3 year old - they are very good quality and I believe the best shoes for children's feet. There always seems to be a massive wait to be seen though! As for adults shoes, I think they are much better style-wise than they used to be and what I like best is they do half sizes which a lot of shops don't!

The Clarks Shoe Shop in Harrow is in the St Anns Shopping Centre. This is a great shop for getting…read morekids school shoes. There is a wide selection of shoes and there is a good number of well trained fitters. The shop has been made comfortable for children with padded seats and the department is as far away as possible from the open front doors. On arriving you should take a ticket to secure your place in the queue. We have sometimes had to wait up to 1 hour before being served but it's worth the wait. Staff are patient with the children and are prepared to take time over the fitting. Clarks shoes are expensive but they are, in my opinion, certainly worth the extra. There tends to be sales twice a year one in early December and one late spring.

I'm buying wellies, and basic ones at that, so I don't expect the most amazing service, but that's…read moreexactly what I got. Jas, the manager, made me feel like I was the only customer in the store despite the fact that he conservative had at least a dozen wandering around. He also put some gel insoles into the wellies so that they were a more reliable possibility as an all-day option. Come for the shoes. Stay for the service :-)

One of my favourite shops for Indian clothing. Staff are always very friendly and helpful. I have…read morecome several times over the past few years and each time was great. Today I bought a men's waist coat and loved it. They have a wide range of clothing for men and women especially bridal wear. I definitely recommend this place if you are looking for stylish Indian wear with modern and traditional mix.

From the owner: At Variety Silk House we are passionate about creating the perfect outfit for our customers…read more Established in Nairobi, Kenya in 1958, the company was built from up from the ground, providing customers with a fine selection of sarees and fabrics. In 1972, the family moved to London to Ealing Road, opening a small saree shop to become one of the first in the area. Since then business has grown rapidly as we have established a large and loyal customer base, some of whom have remained with us since our early days in Nairobi. We are now established as one of the oldest, largest and most trusted Indian clothing retailers in London, all the while remaining in the same family.