Everytime I visit Spitalfields, I always end up in this shop. Eight Sq harbour a collection of…read morevintage chic home decor and furniture. From storage units to cute little things to hang up on your wall. Everything in it is "soooo me". If I had a bigger room, I'm sure I'd empty out their store. If you're a fan of Sass & Belle, then you'll definitely be a fan of this cute little shop. However, I personally find it a bit on the pricey side (I'm not rich you know!). Nonetheless, it's worth a look around and you might find something you've been looking for!

Eight Square is a gorgeous shop in Spitalfields. It has some of the most beautiful furniture…read moreincluding bespoke chairs upholstered in luxurious fabrics. They have some exotic pieces as well as contemporary shabby-chic looking furniture. The French chandeliers here are just gorgeous and they sometimes have the most huge, amazing mirrors. The owner also brings in artworks by local artists to sell in her shop (I presume the owner is a woman because it's so feminine and beautiful). They also stock the practical items such as linen baskets etc and they have beautiful ornaments and trinkets as well. I absolutely love this shop-it's stunning and the prices match the quality of the products. Some are expensive and some not as expensive. The staff are very friendly and welcoming as well. It's a great shopping experience.

Cute clothing, but wow, terrible customer service. The woman checking us out gave both of us…read more(separately) a bad attitude. She literally kept turning her back to us and rolling her eyes. We both purchased jeans from the sales and main racks that weren't too costly and will undoubtedly love. If I were the manager, I would be embarrassed by the staff's attitude. Tell them to at least treat their customers with kindness.

The slighty-faux-boho older sister of Urban Outfitters. Anthropologie is a bit more sophisticated,…read morehas a real income, a "career path" and doesn't mind splurging on a really nice glass of cabernet sauvignon. So, if you shopped at Urban in your early 20's, you'll probably find yourself liking Anthropologie. It's more expensive, the colors more muted, the fabrics higher end, the decor is fit for a proper flat, not a dorm room and you'll probably be somewhat enamored with their sense of style. This particular location in Spitalfields is nice, right next to COS and a nice departure from the market if you are looking for a more traditional retail experience with fitting rooms, etc. I buy a few things online from Anthro every once in awhile and just return whatever doesn't fit to this store, so I find it convenient. Their returns are super fast (you don't even need the card you paid with) and painless. The store is well laid out, busy on weekends. Usually I try not to shop here because everything is full price and will eventually be on sale via the website. So....there you have it!

I really enjoyed this market, we actually stumbled upon it after getting coffee nearby and arrived…read morewhile the vendors were still setting up. Since we were so early we were able to browse the market, vendors and food options without big crowds or lines. There were two areas of the market along with the brick and mortar stores in the area. The food options were great, and if we had more time during our visit I would have made this a regular spot for us to visit so we could try more of the options. There's a wide variety of cuisine offered from Dirty Bagel's pulled pork sandwiches, which we bought, to hand pulled noodles, coffee, chai, baked items, and so much more. I wish we had tried more of the food vendors! The other vendors had a lot of clothing, gifts, art and accessories and there were some that seemed to have more than one booth, while others were very unique. There was free wifi in the market, which was great since our hotel had terrible wifi. They also had plenty of seating for those who wanted to enjoy food. Next time we're in the area we will be back!

This is a pretty cool space, which is attached to Spitalfields Market. There are a bunch of places…read moreto grab food, grab drinks, or shop. Well worth stopping by.

I absolutely love 'In...'. If you're not careful you may miss it but if you work your way through…read moreall the stalls in Spitalfields you'll fihnd this gorgeous home furnishings shop. They have beautiful furniture (dinning room tabels, chairs, cabinets and shelving) all of which have great individual style. My favourite items in here are the trinkets and decor. They have beautiful bird cages for decor that you can put candles in as well as beautiful lighting and ornaments. It's a brilliant place if you're looking for gifts as they have stuff for men, women and children. The prices are reasonable and the staff are great.

I love this unique shop. They sell mainly quirky home decor items, as well as a small selection of…read morebooks (pop culture, fashion etc), jewellery, cards and gifts. It's a great place to head for an unusual gift or for someone hard to buy for. A lot of the stuff is a bit pricey but you can tell it's good quality. I'll definitely be popping in here when I move house to get some of the kitsch lighting and kitchenware they stock.

This fantastic, modern jewellery store cater for a huge variety of tastes and price ranges, it…read morewould definitely be the best place to go in East London if all the shops were closing and you had left it to the last minute to present shop. They stock a huge array of different designers and therefore styles which means that wooden or fabric brooches perch side by side with diamonds and platinum. The more expensive pieces are made with precious metals and stones but with intricate, unique designs which can be altered, ordered and made to measure. The costume stuff is great too and my absolute favourite are the Casey Rogers dog and cat brooches, made from bright colours in paisley or floral fabrics and featuring adorable line drawings of different breeds.

@Work is a contemporary jewellery gallery on London's iconic Brick Lane noted for its comprehensive…read morecollection of fine and costume jewellery by established and up and coming designers alike. With a workshop out back where the gallery's staff can adjust pieces for customers if necessary, @Work's compact interiors belie a truly incredible range of both classic and unconventional jewellery ranging in price from as little as £20 to as much as £1,000.