Always a shop with eye-catching displays, this shop is located very near to Raynes Park station…read more Chock-full of lights (ceiling fixtures, table lamps etc.), mirrors and decorative objects for the home, there are also a multitude of cute cupboards and tables for your home. Not enormous pieces, but the ones that really make a place home - such as nests of tables, bathroom units etc. Prices seem fairly competitive with stores in Wimbledon/Kingston but without the hassle of having to find parking. The aftercare service is also good; the lady who runs it is very helpful and friendly and will offer advice if you like.

I used to work close by to the market, not many people notice this but if you after a cheap eat try…read moreupstairs. There are about 4-5 stall type eateries offering a range of world cuisines. If I remember correctly they had Indian, Chinese, Jamaican, Italian and something else. The market itself is quite quirky and if I'm honest a bit of a tourist trap. In the sense that prices don't quite beat other markets such as Camden or Portabello. But I guess it depends what your after. Atmosphere though is fantastic. Especially in the summer, you can sit down with a ice cream or coffee and people spot whilst enjoying some of the free street performances. There is also a band located in the basement which fills the air with familiar classical tunes. In the winter the atmosphere is very different, warm, cosy and bustling.

Covent Garden Antique Market is certainly worth a visit, particularly if you are on holiday in…read moreLondon and want to see the sights. Tere are lots of little shops and stalls to wonder around, but most enjoyably yu can spend time in central London just enjoying the atmosphere. There are quite often street performers at one end of the Market and it is just possible that you will find something nice to purchase too. Covent Garden is the closest tube station.

If you're looking fir antiques, a fantastic street to shop. Or how about upscale clothing, it's a…read morefew streets over, even Free People. I understand Tues and Saturdays are the big market days. We were there in Thursday and loved it less crowded. Loved the experience, got some souvenirs to take home, a Nottinghill Hat!

Such a cute market! Loved all the little vendors and shops. So many different things to see, eat…read moreand buy. Worth a stop if you are in London, also in a cool area!

The original Factory Shop sell a varieyt of good from good quality clothes, children's toys,…read morebedding to pet stuff and excellent electrical goods. My one piece of advice would be, if you see a bargin, grab it while you can as it may not be there next time you go. The staff are friendly and helpful but don't know themselves what is going to be on the next delivery. There is a small car park attached to store but this is often full, there is a council pay and display carpark just across the road. A shop well worth popping into regularly to spot a bargin or two.

Maybe I caught this "market" on a bad day? Maybe the cold kept all its awesomeness at bay?…read more I came chiefly to try Lucky Chip but found it shut. I spent a few more minutes wandering around Netil but to be honest it felt like a jumble sale of people's castaways in a parking lot. Maybe you'd call that vintage but to me it just seemed like junk. I may try again on another visit to Broadway Market but as of now, Netil's shown me very little to be excited about.

Their tag line is, 'Not Another Chuffin' Market...' and I couldn't have put it much better myself…read more Less of a market and more of a mish-mash collection of stalls selling charity shop furniture, vintage clothing and some rather tasty looking food, this market is not one to make a special trip for. It's riding on the glory of the ever successful Broadway Market and hoping to capture it's custom from there. It's not crap, it's just not really awesome. There is a huge demand for stalls on the market and a waiting list, so these little guys have taken advantage of that. Good on them. Great entrepreneurial thought. I'm impressed... If you come down to Broadway Market, don't forget to use your iPhone Yelp app to hunt out other gems in the area like this. Hidden not too far from the main strip, you'll find an extra 15 minutes of browsing time here. Well worth it.

Very large wilkinson store situated in the middle of barking market…read more Nearest train station barking 2 minuts walk. This wilkinson is not one of the larger stores but its not one of the smaller ones either and it stocks just about everything that all the others do plus more. They sell all household items including paint,decorations etc They also have an isle of cleaning products An isle of medicines and tablets An isle of birthday cards christmas cards etc. They have around6 tills,its not a very busy store but when it does ge busy they make sure all the tills are open. The staff are very polite and helpful and if you cant find somethin your looking for theyll help you find it.( looks of shop staff walking about).

Wilkinson has always been an excellent place for finding good deals. This particular store is…read morealways well stocked and usually quite crowded.

Ok, so I might be slightly biased..but if you want to find a great hidden gem of a jumble sale…read morebefore everyone else catches on to it, head down to the boilerhouse community space, george downing est (next to mini kids playground you can't miss it), cavenove rd, just behind stoke newington station. it's just getting off the ground, been going a few weeks, so the tables are still very cheap at £6 for a table and you can sell anything (legal) except cakes, and unlike some other jumbles there's no waiting list for tables....yet! bargain hunters you will also be able to make this a lovely social afternoon of it in a really friendly, warm environment, your partners/friends will me able to find yummy cheap nourishment whilst you sift through the treasures and they won't get annoyed as there is curry and rice for just £2.80?! and a cup of tea 60p, you won't find those prices anywhere else in Stoke Newington, so pop along, even if just for the cake!

If you're at the Borough Market and find Richard Bramble's retail stall they feature a wonderful…read moreselection of food themed printed textiles and hand painted ceramics alongside prints of the colorful scenes of the Market. It's a terrific shop to get some personal items for your kitchen and home, while his art, ceramics, and illustrations make for a thoughtful gift or souvenir for friends and family. Definitely more thoughtful than a touristy trinket, magnet, or shot glass from your London trip. Can be a bit pricey but this is real art and has quality to it.