A very large upscale department store with everything imaginable. Very busy as it's a popular tourist attraction. You could spend hours in each of the departments. I highly recommend the candy/fudge department. However, try not to use the ladies restroom. It was very dirty and gross compared to the spotless store.

Great products. We bought small Christmas jam jar collections for family on the way out at Harrods Heathrow only to have Singapore Airlines reject them as they were 110g & 125g not the limited 100g. All had to be thrown in the bin. There were larger jars available too so please don’t buy these at the airport. Waste of money.

Harrods is on all the lists of must-see places in London but.... I wasn't impressed. Maybe it was better in its heydey but in 2023 it was a maze of the same 7 luxury brands repeated over and over. There is a nice souvenir section located in the basement and kind of hard to find. Otherwise, none of the products were interesting or affordable. We had thought to eat there but the restaurants were also uninteresting and very crowded. There's also almost no place to sit down. Unless you really want to buy something from Harrods specifically, I would skip it.

Over rated and unfriendly staff seems to be normal for this shop now! I can not see the attraction in this store, the staff were to busy to give proper directions to the area I wanted to go to - Aqua di Parma - was curtly told “It’s over there turn right” with a vague pointing of the hand., never found it! And what’s with the Egyptian stuff round the elevators? Out of place! Strange shop all round.

This store is the epitome of high end luxury items! Located in Knightsbridge, London which is an affluent area near Hyde Park. Harrods has plenty of affordable items especially in their souvenir shops. It is definitely worth a visit!

Absolutely a must visit while in London. So many beautiful shops, restaurants, and food options. This is truly lifestyles of the rich and not-so-famous who shop here. Of course, lot of tourists, but it's definitely worth walking through and seeing this beautiful store. My recommendation for lunch is Em Sherif, see my other review.

Wanted to see Harrods because it's iconic and makes an appearance in Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere novel. It's an insanely large and expensive department store. I thought the most interesting sections were the tea/chocolate/treats rooms and the food hall (that had live music!). Overall though, it's a bougie dept store, I've seen it once, I don't plan on going back.

It is what it is. A large department store with a fine food court and many tacky goods which everyone attends on the upper floors. Very busy, full of tourists and can hardly move. It's good to say you've been, but that's about it

When in London, come see Harrods! Even if designer brands aren’t your thing. They have a food hall, chocolate hall and a Hennessy specialty lounge. Wish we had more time but we did manage to grab some scotch eggs, tikka masala, chocolates and souvenir biscuits from the food and chocolate hall. Sales associates at Gucci were very friendly, knowledgeable and honest. Sales associates at Louis Vuitton could care more and be as helpful.

Usually a London trip is not complete without going to Harrods and especially the beautiful food halls - but we won't be rushing back. Less choice, much higher prices for the international tourist market and nothing usual or different. Also lots more perfume and handbag sales areas which are bright and clinical. I bought nothing in any dept - an absolute first! Really lost its way under the Qatari owners - what a shame. I won't be rushing back