The Best Department Store all over The World! Very nice but not very cheap ;-) read more

Selfridges - Department Stores Near Me - London, LND

I love this department store. During my stay in London, I went their few times. I love their food court since I'm a foodie .. They also have amazing macaroons and chocolates in their lower levels. read more

Selfridges - Department Stores Near Me - London, LND

The most famous shopping windows all over the world are housed here! Selfridges department store creates trends and every time they change windows decorations, it is a must see experience. Especially the Cristmas window decorations are one to follow every year and absolute instagram friendly. This place is huge with a vast selection of brands in clothes, accessories and food deli. Pay a visit even only to wander inside. read more

Fabulous selection AND friendly service! Lots to look at, from exclusive luxury brands to basic regular department store stuff. The food mall is not to be missed! read more

After many years of debating whether or not I should buy myself a designer handbag I was finally ready to today.... or at least I thought I was. I walked into the store and everyone was very friendly, and I asked a lady to point me to Louis Vuitton. She did. As I was walking inside the little section I approached a woman and asked if she has worked here and that I needed some assistance. She kindly directed me towards a lady with a red scarf who was taking people's names and giving them a wait time. So I stood in line like any normal person would do. After she was finished with the people in front of me, I tried to speak to her and she asked me to give her a second. After she was done she looked up at me and then turned around and started attending to a lady who was not even in line and completely ignored my existence. I found that to be rather rude. Will not be shopping here again. read more

Selfridges is HUGE. Its the centre of attention along Oxford St. The outside of Selfridges is very impressive, and the first time you walk in you will think wow. The stores sell more of less everything you could want, and the food hall is a must place to visit, the food will blow you away. If you've never been before, you may get a little lost as it has 7 floors. I buy all my make up from Selfriges, its always in stock, and the staff are just amazing, they go above and beyond every time. If your a lover of shoes, handbags, and make up, this this is the shop for you. I don't know how many times i have looked at the bags and shoes and just wanted to get the credit card out, they are all so stunning. A great place to visit on a trip to London. read more

The assistants in womenswear are WAY TOO sales-driven. I work nearby and usually go in my business-casual outfits. Mostly it's just browsing to pass the lunchtime. I wouldn't bother the salespeople in those occasions. Nevertheless, when I actually planned to buy something and needed their assistance I was constantly mistreated. The assistants would just cut me off and ditch me there, for those who appeared to be tourists and probably came for a quick bulk buy. It is understandable that they prioritize tourists, who are their main source of sales. But I mean hashtag other-peoples-feelings-matter-too??? They tried too hard to appeal to the visitors and completely disregarded the feelings of the rest of us. Two of my Asian-British colleagues were always directly spoken Chinese to by the salespeople without even checking with them. And their origins are South Korea and Vietnam. Also the interior decors in Selfridges are just plain. Harrods is so much better in terms of the whole shopping 'experience'. The policies of Harrods are also more customer-friendly and empathetic. Some brands in Selfridges do not allow drinks or photos while Harrods does. Would def recommend Harrods over Selfridges. And if you have more time to spare on shopping in London. Try New Bond st and Sloane st. read more

My grandma always said she preferred Selfridges and Liberty to Harrods. I think she was right. Harrods is best known among tourists who buy anything to get that classic dark green plastic carrier, though Selfridges has more class. What's more, it's location is better suited for a day of shopping on Oxford Street, 5 mins away from Oxford Circus tube station. Popped in today to try on some makeup and grab some thing to drink in the food hall. Great selection of makeup, perfume, handbags on the ground floor. My partner got me a classic navy longchamp bag here which I was very happy with. The foodhall is always quite enticing with a wide selection of cheeses, wines, deli items, pastries, chocolate, tea. Too many chains (Eat, Lola etc) but also a few lesser known brands here. This is an easy place to buy too much. I did so and returned one product that I decided I really didn't need from Elizabeth Arden today with no issues! I will return when I want to buy multiple items and don't feel like trapsing up and down Oxford and Regent Street. read more

This is a great store. Very large, and the staff is always very nice. Great Chanel boutique, wonderful selection of designer and lessor known handbags. A great alternative to Harrods. read more

Focus Modes in Digital Cameras Some of the Least Expensive While digital cameras have only automatic focus, the camera does all the Meaning the work on Bringing your subject into the Best Possible focus, most SLR digitals offer Three different focus modes: manual, single auto focus and continuous auto focus. With manual focus, the room stays out of the focus [http://sinedscape.com ] read more

In my opinion of the various department stores in London, this one has a distinctly more young and trendy feel than any other shopping centre. The reason why this is my favourite store is that you can find nearly everything you want, from luxurious beauty products to strange, exotic food, from clothes to electronics and books. You can get all your presents shopping done here because there is just much to choose from and the service is absolutely great. Naturally with all that shopping you will eventually get tired but luckily for you there is a wide selection of cafes in the Food Hall where you can rest or go straight for a treatment at the Clarins Spa. Personally for me this is the most complete department store in London. read more

Thanks for this. TOCCAMI is a anniversary gifts, birthday gifts, new home gifts for parents, Girls and Boys. We also deal in coffee cups online and wine accessories online services. for more details visit here: toccami.co.uk read more

I love Selfridges. Although its not quite the landmark that Harrods is, the store is no doubt amongst the top department stores on offer in the city, with amazing clothes and fabulous products on offer. Well worth a visit! read more

Love to spend an afternoon walking around in selfridges! The staff is great most of the time and very helpful. It gets really crowded on weekend but late morning is good. read more

What!!! Selfridges has started selling Christmas goods! Apparently, this is to entice foreign shoppers to spend because of the favourable exchange rate. This can only end in madness. Or in January, I suppose, whichever comes first! read more

Really good department store! Staff are all super efficient and friendly and they also just get everything done. There's a nice food court upstairs that is really not too busy and a nice place to eat after shopping in the department store. It does get quite busy, so i personally don't like to browse there. I like to know what i want and go and get it. They have really good stock as well, i was trying to buy fila disrupters and they were sold out in every single store apart from selfridges! read more

Don't wear high heels is all I have to say. Designer duds line every nook and cranny of this humongous department store and I'm sure that if you're anything like me you're 5 inch stiletto heels won't make it past the beauty section- not to mention the basement floor that you'll have to venture out to because they have a "Japanese Store" section that has a massive array of cute Japanese finds. This is definitely a recipe for the ultimate shopping experience-TopShop, Oasis, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Balenciaga, Marc Jacobs, and oh my Vivienne Westwood! Their concierge is super sweet and they have a cafe if you're ever hungry- serving patisseries, cakes, afternoon tea, and coffee! read more

Comparing London's department stores, Selfridges is more on the modern side. Funkier fashion and interiors...they still carry up-market brands like Chanel, Prada, Christian Louboutin and more...but the vibe is less stuffy than Harrods. Definitely a fun store and worth a browse - especially for the Women's SHOE Floor! read more

By far the best (and albeit most exclusive) department store on Oxford Street and arguably one of the top shopping meccas in all of the UK. It's really a fantastic place to spend a couple hours. The men's floor is massive and covers everything from your exclusive designer threads, to more independent labels, to the more mainstream (diesel, superdry, g-star, etc)...each brand is like a mini-store in its own right. The food hall though is my favourite... read more

It is my mistake that I went there again!! I am rating this update on one purchase that was made at Laura Mercier counter on Selfridge's ground floor- I went to have my eyebrows done at Blink (which is by far one of the best places to get your brows threaded in London) and then had to go pick up the new fresh fig body soffle the sales assistant was looking me up and down disapprovingly trying to decide on a way to treat me- I assume it was safer to go by the attitude they all endorse in Selfridge's "Rudeness". I asked to have the vanilla perfume and immediately she went in an authoritative tone "what else?"I had to hurry - she seems really busy and fed up, I straight away (like a good pupil) replied the body cream please "what else?" I had to stop her- I am browsing after all- and who goes to a make up counter with a mental list of goods they are after! I told her "I am browsing" I didn't want to buy from her because of this attitude, but after all I need those nice products, regardless of the seller It's a shame that Selfridge's are allowing this kind of customer service read more

If you watched the show on Masterpiece Theatre you would know that Selfridges made their mark in retail by catering to the customer. Selfridges made it easy to shop. I'm 2017 they make shopping a nightmare. The store is sectioned into individual boutiques. The employees in those individual boutiques can only help you if you are buying from the boutique in which they work. Tunnel vision is the name of the game. I'm so glad I didn't try to spend more time there. Disappointing is a massive understatement. @selfridges read more

As an ex employee of Selfriges I can honestly say that this place has changed tremendously. There is so much to explore and I've only manage to explore parts of it. One of their visions for the store is to build community where anyone can shop, dine, roam and explore some of the exhibitions they run once in awhile. I always feel welcomed here and I agree with one of the reviwers who mentioned about not sensing any 'pretentiousness' from staff. This place is a must visit if you happen to be in the area. read more

This is the greatest store in the world. I couldn't imagine a better shopping experience. Lots of luxury goods, quirky gifts, great clothes, all very expensive of course. My fave place is Gordons Bar where they make a mean cocktail. The only complaint I have is that it's often too crowded, I'd like it if they could open just for me once in a way. read more

I think they're going through renovations in the Women's section...dressing rooms were few and far between, the service was medicore, bordering on rude and just not my fave dept store. read more

I know it's a "wow, all *this* under one roof" vibe but I find this place entirely pointless. All the designers and high street brands in this shop have their own individual shops in this area, with a much wider selection and far fewer people around. What sustains this place is the experience, the architecture, the food court, blah blah blah. I still think it's pointless. read more

My favorite English department store. The Pantone 109 yellow and black carrier bags are iconic, and though you can't buy souvenir versions of these like you can at Harrods' (a shortcoming which will probably be rectified at some point), you can get a reusable Selfridges Food Hall-branded shopping bag. Centennial celebrations are taking place throughout 2009, seen in the window displays, the basement Ultra Lounge, and main stage. The flagship store is contemporary and has a sense of fun where Harrods can be somewhat old-fashioned and fusty (not to mention chaotic with tourists), and bright and open where Harvey Nichols can be cramped and a little soulless IMHO. The range may be smaller, but it's intelligently selected. Finally, Artisan du Chocolat are on-site, and excellent. read more

Selfridges itself is a very impressive place and the food hall also looks good but the food is not very good and is ridiculously expensive... we had a couple of curries to re-heat in the microwave at the home and they were not fresh, were very small, were not delicious and were more expensive than eating Indian food in an Indian restaurant... I was expecting some special taste for the special price but actually there wasnt much flavour read more

Sefridges is amazing- it has absolutely everything, you could spend a whole day in there. There are shops- designer, high street, lots of shoes, lots of bags. There's a food court, yo! sushi, krispy creme doughnuts, a Starbucks, some restaurants, a Moet & Chandon champagne bar. There are books, electronics, jewellery, make up, perfume, a hairdressers, a tattoo parlour, you name it. Anything you want, you can find in Selfridges. It is definitely much much better than Macy's, and cheaper than Harrods. The window displays are amaaaaazing. read more

I'm pretty "department stored' out. There are many in London and they all carry a lot of the same stuff that we have in the states. I came here today just to check one more store out before I leave tomorrow. It is a big store. It's a bit more upscale than Macy's and maybe on par with a Neiman Marcus or Saks (but larger). I've noticed that on a whole, salespeople tend to leave shoppers alone in London. Different from the US. I would put this in the top 3 dept. stores in London that a woman would want to go to. read more

I know it is a huge shopping mall and nobody will care what I write here. But I want you know the risk and unpleasant you could have shopping in selfridges. I was extremely unhappy about the way their sun glass department handled my exchange request for a £250 sun glass. When I purchased it, the seller named "Julia" said they didn't have additional same sun glass and had to sell the displayed one to me though I told her I didn't like the displayed one. Then she cleaned up the glass for a while and found a small dot shaped scratch that she cannot clean up and offered me 10% off for the damage. She first added a tag to the glass and then cut it as she told me this is damaged one. I thought the damage is acceptable since it is hardly noticeable and bought it. She told me this glass is no longer returnable. But on the bottom of the receipt, the Selfridge policy is "sale items can only be exchanged", so I think I can still exchange it within 14 days. After I came home I found two 1cm long horizontal scratches on the another side of the glass which is very obvious under light from a particular angle. I didn't have time to visit the store until the last day in 14 days period, I have to come to their shop and explained the situation. A female staff named "Inesa" treated me rudely and refused my exchange request. She told me "Do not spit on her" and I swear didn't. Then I asked to speak to her manager, and she said she is the manager. I then went to Selfridge customer service desk on 4th floor. They asked another staff from the sun glass to come upstairs but still refused my request. Their reason is this is a damaged glass and they cannot resell it - but how on earth they allow to sell it to me on the first place? I feel the seller "Julia" neither didn't see the defect or deliberately didn't tell me the defect when she sold it to me. And I feel I am entitled to have exchange as per Selfridge's policy. I then wrote e-mail to selfridge customer service since the desk in shop cannot handle my request. I ask for an exchange of a new same sun glass - since I had 10% discount, I will pay the amount when exchanging. After several e-mails saying they are chasing it, they simply ignored me and do not reply to me any more. Four months have passed, I have no idea how to protect my rights continuously. One thing I am sure is I will never shop here again. read more

Food hall: go directly to the gelato stand in the food hall and order caramel and fig gelato. THEN shop.

If you want to test your own will and the ability to reason with yourself this is the place to bring yourself to - I want Vs I need, just about any luxury brand under the sun can be found here. read more

What can I say, when shopping is a must.. Or just to look. I was on vacation and took a day to just shop. Selfridges was by far my favorite destination. It was great to be able to find great stores within .. I love Chrome Hearts, which was my main reason for going.. But ended up with some Burberry and other great gifts for friends and more for myself... I loved the Champagne and Cavier Bar, I would have loved to have had more time to try other foods. read more

I still can't believe that I'm my eyes are OK when I see the prices in Selfridges. It's even worse than Harrods. However I can't deny it's attractive - but not when I should starve to buy something there. read more

When I spent Thanksgiving away from home, a group of us got together and cooked up a potluck Thanksgiving dinner. Seeing as how a few of us wanted Stove Top stuffing (even though many consider it a culinary travesty), we had to find it. This is a good place to find a lot of American products. Thankfully, we found it here and Thanksgiving was saved. One of the best Thanksgivings ever. read more

I've always bought more from Selfridges than Harrods. Harrods is the more interesting store for sightseeing, but my wife and I are both more likely to walk out of Selfridges with a shopping bag. read more

When I worked in London this was my great escape-ticked away on the groundfloor i could end my day here with a glass of rose and watch the mad shoppers go by. Expensive? Yes of course but there is a sense of luxury and glamour you wont find in any other dept store other than say La Rinascente in Milan. read more

Selfridges needs to be seen to be believed. It's basically a bunch of small designer boutiques under one roof- Gucci, Chanel, Tiffany's, etc. There is a great food court and a couple bars for people watching. The cosmetic department almost made me cry it was so large and gorgeous. Somehow I missed the area with more affordable items, but still a lot of fun to walk around. read more

Harrod's move over.....This is one of my favorite Department stores in all of London. It mixes the old with the new.. High end lines like Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton to sportier lines like Laundry, Moncler..The building itself is one of the most aesthetically pleasing department stores you will ever see... read more

Even men need retail therapy sometimes and this is the place that ticks all the boxes.