shops

Re:Store is here to help us become slightly better humans. Re:Store, the new zero-waste convenience store in Hackney, is committed to using no single-use packaging on site. The shop sells all your everyday essentials,...

What's cooler than being cool? Vertical Chill. Feel like embarking on an icy adventure, but don't want to risk hypothermia on the slopes of Everest? We feel ya. Swap the Himalayas for Covent Garden instead, where Verti...

This curious Edwardian bookshop is perfect for those with a severe case of the travel bug. Before I begin, it's important to note that there are actually quite a few branches of Daunt Books, but the Marylebone offshoot...

The brains behind fairytale-like restaurant, Hide, have opened a très belle pop-up inside Mayfair's Burlington Arcade. For context, Hide is the critically acclaimed, Michelin star restaurant that boasts London's larges...

Kape Barako is a tiny independent coffee shop residing in one of London's iconic red telephone boxes. Found on Hampstead High Street, Kape Barako is entirely family-run – created in a bid to protect our precious red ph...

IKEA Greenwich flung open its doors this morning. Well, the moment you've all been waiting for is here, so let's delay no longer. IKEA opened up in Greenwich this morning, marking London's first full-size store in four...

Cutter & Squidge are taking their cakes east. Well, this is a perfect way to have your cake and eat it. Smashing Soho bakery Cutter & Squidge, having served up sinfully good cake for years, are opening up a sec...

Greggs' vegan sausage rolls are selling on eBay for more than 40 times their original price. Disclaimer: It seems these listings have now been taken down – I presume eBay considered them far too ridiculous. But they di...

IKEA Greenwich arrives this February, with a few intriguing additions. The life of an IKEA addict is a strange one. You inhale their meatballs like oxygen, you're positively slutty for a freshly-built Billy bookcase, a...

"Shop 'til you drop" gets a whole new meaning at Coal Drops Yard. Kings Cross may be the end of the railway line, but it certainly isn't the end of the journey. Just ten years ago, it was downtrodden and looking a litt...