DK Travel : London : Shopping

London : Shopping

Dr Martens Store

The name is familiar but you will be surprised at the varieties that these boots and shoes come in. Well worth a browse
Ellis Brigham

All the outdoor gear you could ever want plus lots of useful gadgets and gizmos.
Falkiner Fine Papers

Write a letter home on these fine hand-made papers. The shop is also a specialist on bookbinding.
Fenwick

An up-market, pleasantly small department store.
Floral Street

This stylish street is home to Paul Smith, which sells trendy clothes, Camper shoes and cool French designer Agnes B.
Flower Corner

Treat yourself to some exotic blooms from this stall opposite High Street Kensington tube.
Fortnum and Mason

London’s most elegant store has hardly noticed the arrival of the 21st century. The ground-floor food hall is famous for its traditional English produce, and lavish picnic hampers can be found, along with wines, in the basement. The upper floors sell well-made traditional British fashions and stylish gifts.
Fortnum and Mason

Famous for its food hall and restaurants, this elegant department store still has male staff who wear coat tails. Try the extravagant ice creams in the Fountain restaurant.
Foyles

In a street of bookshops, this grandmother of all bookshops is something of an institution. A vast range of subject matter is covered.
Fratelli Camisa

One of London’s best-known delicatessens, famous for its fresh pasta, this is like stepping into a 1950s Italian grocery store.