Walking along what claims to be the longest shopping street in Europe – about two and a half kilometres (1.5 miles) – is an exhausting business, especially if you are battling for pavement space with hundreds of tourists. The former Roman road is dominated by chain stores – British and international – and full of shoppers with a mission. But it does offer intense retail therapy.
Among the department stores here are two of London’s best: John Lewis, “never knowingly undersold”, and Selfridges, a temple to consumerism.
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London certainly offers lots of fun shopping opportunities! But what’s your best option if you’re short of time?
Let’s assume you’re visiting London for just a few days. Doesn’t it make sense to go to one of the city’s famous department stores where you’ll find everything under one roof?
Here’s an essential guide to London’s best stores, written by a Londoner:
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In short, yes… uhm well, no… maybe sometimes? O.k., so you might have gathered by now that there is no “short” answer. Anybody who truly believes that the customer is always right hasn’t really given this policy much thought.
When was the last time someone came into your business, or called on the phone, or better yet emailed you with a throbbing case of the nasties? Our business is located just outside of the city with a bus stop in front. We also own several niche market web sites. Do you suppose we get our share of interesting characters?
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