Redevelopment has seen this East End stalwart combine the refurbished 1887 covered market with a modern shopping precinct. Around the edge, enthusiastic...

If it's Saturday, then it must be Hackney's Broadway Market, at least as far as east London's fashionably attired food-lovers are concerned. Many of the...

While Broadway Market is clogged with whippet-walkers, busking indie bands and buggies, Netil Market (just a few steps away from the main drag) is an...

Now a twice-weekly affair; the Latin American street food stalls are excellent.

Clapton's Chatsworth Road sure is old. In the '30s it had up to 200 stalls peddling their wares up to five days a week. After the war the market dwindled...

Harrods' distinctive terracotta façade with dark-green awnings stirs up mixed emotions. For every tourist who yearns for a Harrods teddy, there's a Londoner...

A modern twist on the traditional corner shop, Cornercopia exclusively stocks produce made from ingredients sourced in the local area, from south London...

A cross between a traditional market and a visit to India: fresh produce, spices and sari fabrics.

Compared to some of the incredible refurbs that rival emporia have indulged in, Harvey Nics feels like it's coasting a little. That said, you'll still find...

The 'city within a city', Westfield's £1.45 billion retail behemoth snakes through the Olympic site, with 300 retail units - the cornerstones of which are...

A gorgeous boutique on Islington's Camden Passage, with almost everything - chocolates, brownies, cakes, ice-cream - made in the downstairs kitchen and...

FARM:shop is the brain child of three eco creatives, Andrew Merritt, Paul Smyth and Sam Henderson of designer agency Something & Son. Bringing together...

The results of F&M's recent £24 million, two-year revamp (revealed in 2007, 300 years after its opening in 1707) are stunning: the store retains all that...