I had to buy a reasonably priced suit and thought to try something new. So I tried Nejo in wood…read moregreen. They had a wide range of suits for all occasions. What I loved was the customer service, which is something that you do not tend to find in the larger chains. The suit cost me £150 and I think it was well worth it. I could have bought a similar suit in M&S, for around the same price, but the service would not have been anywhere near as good, It would have been just me and the changing room. Nejo design their own suits and is growing in reputation. If you find yourself in wood green and looking for a suit (Men only), pop into Nejo and ask for a chap named Mo (Mohammed).

From the owner: Our business specialises in seasonal women’s wear and we do have fair collection of men’s wear too…read more Our aim to deliver our customers with products that are high quality and value for money.

Oh, look at that, I've discovered hell!…read more If your idea of a good time is being surrounded by screaming children, screaming parents and, to be completely blunt here, swarms of dodgy looking people, then Primark in Wood Green is the place for you. I don't like Wood Green which doesn't help the situation but seriously on a weekday afternoon this place is best avoided. Don't get me wrong, I am a fan of Primani, especially for the basics - PJs, socks, scarves...you know, random shizz, and this store is magnificent in that it's huge and very well stocked, however I can't stand the crowds and the angry scary people who seem to gather here. I did come earlyish one weekday morning and it was a big improvement in that it looks like the scarier types arrive later and I managed to grab what I needed without other people's 'tude slowing me down. That's right, I'm using street talk. Word! Major drawback - I couldn't get a onesie in my size and although my other half has implored me not to get one I simply must! They look so comfy albeit a little creepy. So, in summary: Pro - giant well-stocked Primark with all the fabulous cheapo things you need! Con - you have to go to Wood Green to get to it. I know I sound like a snob, but am I bovvered?

Yes yes, I think this is the first major chain I am reviewing and after hitting 500 reviews I know…read moreyou must all be thinking that I'm running out of great things to write about. This is not the case. I am writing this for the true shoppers out there, who always look for the hottest hints and tips. So this is a brand new Primark store that has opened in Wood Green and it's no normal store, it's the flagship store. Larger than the one on Oxford street and minus the tourist! You heard it here first, there will be no shuffling, pushing or pecking happening in this store. It's positively calm. They have the expertise of the larger store which means that long queues are dealt with quickly. They have more than enough changing rooms and you don't even have to wait! Not only that but they sometimes have small runs of clothing lines that don't get taken by the other stores, so you'll have bought something from Primark that the rest of the world and their mother isn't wearing too. Enjoy and happy shopping!

Leila is very Arsenic and Old Lace. Beautiful vintage inspired clothing, and accessories. There are…read moretwo parts to this store Leila London and Leila Home next door to each other. Leila London has great clothes, and jewellery, but also things like hat boxes (are these in fashion now?) candles, picture frames, and cosmetic cases all very dainty and girlie. Basically your boyfriend is not going to like being dragged in here, and will probably only suffer it for three minutes before he's bored out of his mind. Every Monday morning there is a 10% discount and if I wasn't working tomorrow I would be there. Leila Home is the same style and feel of Leila London except that it's stuff for your home, as well as children's clothing. Now that I am an aunt I notice these things. The have thins like French made dusters, to make cleaning a little more glamorous, or coasters, and jewellery boxes. This is a great place to come for gifts, because it is things you would want yourself.

Went in for kids shoes, they have lots of lovely kids clothes and shoes, and do fittings, but my…read moreson would only try the police car converse on, which he now wont take off. But ended up buying myself lots of the lovely womenswear too, nice to be able to buy stylish and interesting womens brands and ladies fashion locally.

From the owner: Womens and kids clothes, shoes and accessories. We specialise in kitting out the whole family in a…read morefriendly warm environment.

The Shopping City was in great condition,as me and a couple friends went to watch 'Angus,Thongs And…read morePerfect Snogging'. The seats were pretty comfortable and the workers were extremely polite. But i did have a few complaints, the food was extremely expensive and wasnt very nice at that. there were a few disruptive and loud people who were not dealt with by the door guards which i thought was appauling. but overall everything was wuite good. The volume and screenings was absolutely perfect and the films they are presenting at the moment are also very entertaining.

The Best of Urban British. Always clean inside this building. Fairness abounds. Haringey do a very…read moregood job with this space and place. Providing for the people of this city. Keep your hands off this wonderful Wood Green Shopping City. A good place for good people of London to go and shop. In peace. Live Long.

This is the place to buy your designer ranges at discounted prices. The store sells top brand…read morefashion including dresses, bags, shoes, perfumes and other accessories. They also have meanswear and it was a good place for me to buy gifts during Christmas. I like shopping at TK Maxx but the Woodgreen store can be disorganised with clothes all over the place that can be off putting. But I guess that what you get for wanting top brand for bargain.

I had the most amazing experience at Mirror Mirror finding my wedding dress. I came to the boutique…read morelooking for a dress last minute and feeling a bit worried I'd left it too late. Andrea (my consultant) took all my stress away from the moment I came in. We browsed the rails together and found several options - before I slipped on "the one." I have big boobs and had struggled to feel good when trying on dresses at other boutiques but Andrea helped me pick out dresses that worked for my figure and made me feel amazing. Not only did Andrea help style, she also personally altered the sample dress I tried on and it fitted like a glove in time for my August wedding! Throughout our fittings, Andrea also offered me expert advice and tips to do "on the day" to ensure I looked and felt my best coming down the aisle - such as the best way to hold my boutique, look after the dress (which I had to bring over to France) and ways to accessorise to enhance the overall look. I am so grateful she came to my rescue... thank you so much to Andrea and Mirror Mirror for such an amazing 5* experience.

Fortunately I am not having one of those weddings that requires one of these ultra expensive gowns…read morethat you wear for one day and then never again. Mostly I hate wedding gowns! They just make women look like giant cupcakes, covered in lace. However these dresses are rather elegant, I would never wear one but they are nice to look at if you are one of "those" brides. This shop is by appointment only and is not child friendly, they discourage it as politely as they can. They have dresses for skinny and curvy women as well as all the accessories.

£6.00 parking sat and sun 0 to 4 hrs…read more No reductions on fees for upto 2 hrs, its flat rate charge £6.00 Theyre ripping folk off. Will not be going again

I have bought a lot from this shop and have always been happy with the items I have bought. They…read morealso give a gift for every purchase you make which is always nice.

Ooh a branch of Oliver Bonas has just opened in Muswell Hill! Happy days!…read more Apparently Oliver Bonas has been around for a while but personally I'd never heard of it until my sister pointed it out to me recently. I think it must recently have expanded as I saw a big one has also popped up in the Bentall Centre in Kingston. It's similar to Joy in that it has homeware, clothes, jewellery etc. yet it's a little more kitsch and cutesie in that it has a baby section and is more predominantly focussed on homeware and gifts than clothes. I recently bought 2 gorgeous dresses for myself and a top for my mum - very reasonably priced and good quality. Yay for Oliver Bonas!