Marks & Spencer Oxford Street Flagship Store

The big M&S in West Oxford Street was just a teensy bit underwhelming. Especially for a flagship store.

Some parts of the store are quite modern (like the signage) and the storefront is quite posh looking but the actual store is very dated and looks like it hasn't been updated since the 70s!

I only went to the cafe as I was waiting for Selfridges to open and I panicked because my card got... more

You can actually have a lot more fun here than Harrod's. Because you can actually buy things... affordable things.

I write this Yelp from the comfort of my sherpa-lined fleece robe, which I gallavant about my house in every single day since bringing it home from London. It was £28, about USD $35. Super worth it. It's a dark grey, so I almost feel like some sort of Cthulu-worshiping cultist,... more

I was waiting for a cashier and was greeted " alright darling ow ye doin"this was in the basement home dept oxford street about 3 weeks ago.

The 2 bastions of the high street mns n j Lewis need to get back to basics if they're to survive.

Customer service is dead thank god for Amazon the only time I go into stores now is so l can see the item before getting more

A department store with a market in the basement.

BF grew up with Marks & Spencer and made sure on our first full day in London to stock up on supplies here. We picked up chocolate digestives, large fruit trifle, pudding, Cadbury and non-Cadbury chocolate, and sausage rolls. Everything was delicious! We even came back the second to last day of our trip to stock up on supplies to bring home... more

Would have given 5 stars but the take away food was so awful I had to leave more than half to the trash. The mangoes however were amazingly delicious. I ended up shopping while munching on them. That made me less interested in the clothes though... more