Cheap, catalogue-based chain store which sells almost everything. Argos is a bit of national institution and offers good deals on all sorts of household goods, from cheap furniture to electronics and computers.
Has a uniquely irritating system involving separate payment and collection of goods, which keeps prices low, but forces you to queue twice.
Daisy & Tom
181 King's Road, SW3 5EB
Chelsea mothers wouldn't dream of buying their children's Christmas pressies at Argos, allowing this olde worlde toyshop to find... More
The Spirit of Christmas
Olympia Exhibition Centre, Olympia, W14
1st - 5th November 2006
If you're one of those people who spends the entire week... More
Otherwise Engaged
25 October 2005 - 28 January 2006
Witty publisher Simon Hench, a man of superior taste and total disregard for friends and family,... More
Stuck for gift ideas? Why not take a look at the Tyrrell Katz catalogue.
Tyrrell Katz started out working on merchandise commissions for a number of ... More
Cheap, catalogue-based chain store which sells almost everything. Argos is a bit of national institution and offers good deals on all sorts of household goods, ...More
A branch of Smiths is a fixture of practically every high street up and down the country. The chain sells stationery, magazines, books, greeting cards, ...More
Part of the Virgin empire, these high street based stores sell mobile phones, DVD players, stereos, CDs, videos and DVDs. Occupying the sites of failed ...More
Located in one of the most desirable neighbourhoods, Dawson House Hotel certainly lives up to the exclusivity of its local area Hampstead. Located in ...More
It seems fitting that Anthony Clark should end his era as artistic director of Hampstead Theatre by directing a world premiere, underlining the theatre's commitment ...More
The Tricycle Theatre certainly doesn't dodge the issues - it's always keen to premiere challenging multicultural work, getting under the skin of society and delving ...More
Kilburn’s much-admired multi-arts centre doesn’t just cater to adults. A bevy of children’s activities will keep them amused and get them directly involved in visual ... More
This legendary building sits inconspicuously in the exclusive area of St. Johns Wood. Steeped in Rock‘n’Roll history, the Beatles infamously bashed out 80% of ... More
The Salt House is an established gastropub in the heart of Beatles territory. Good solid cuisine, a pleasant atmosphere, a wide selection of wines and ...More
Nero is probably the best of the Capital’s coffee shop chains. Offers a wide range of authentic Italian coffee in a pleasant relaxed environment. Snacks ...More
Bingo might conjure up images of lonely geriatrics frittering away their pensions but it’s been enjoying a resurgence over the last decade attracting more and ...More
The only purpose-built yoga centre in Europe boasts two yoga studios with underfloor heating. The specially designed skylights, built into the building's structure, make maximum ... More
Once a grubby, nicotine-stained, Guinness-soaked boozer, a tidy refit has breathed new life into the attractive Victorian frame we all thought had been abandoned to ... More
This lively, local Irish pub in Queen's Park offers a wide-screen Setanta sports, Irish entertainments and a friendly, family feel. North West London's Irish community ...More
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