Harvey Nichols

Harvey Nichols in Leeds is possibly one of the nicest shops in the whole city. Apon arrival you get the door opened for you by the nicest old man in a suit and top hat. Great service already. Then you walk in and there are handbags by great designers. They have all the Gucci, Prada and Louis Vitton but also some other brands that are a bit more quirky and interesting. They have a great food hall and also a sushi resturant. Students can get 50% off here. Theres a lovely cafe in the Victoria Quarter under a glass roof that is part of Harvey Nichols. The food is amazing and makes for a great lunch or afternoon tea. They do nice ...  Read the complete review

Harvey Nichols is one of my favourite shops in London even though it is rather expensive, it is the sort of place I go when I want a treat or if the boyfreind has done something stupid and I can shame him into buying me something. Located in fashionable and pricey Knightsbridge it is near to Harrods and a host of other top end designer shops. One of the things I like about it is that it is not as crowded as Harrods as it is less of a tourist attraction however it does get a fair few people who are just in there to look and not buy. It is bst for clothes in my opinion and while it does sell other general household furnishing, electricals and other high end ...  Read the complete review

When Harvey Nichols opened its Leeds store several years ago there was a great deal of excitement and people rushed to see what the fuss was all about. This is a high class store which is situated in the heart of Leeds City Centre's main shopping street. From the outside it looks very plush, with uniformed doormen opening the doors as you enter. Once inside the quality of the goods on display is reflected in their prices, not somewhere to go if you are short of a bob or two! The store has the usual departments - cosmetics, perfumery, ladies handbags, ladies and gents clothing and a wonderful food department. In the food section you can ...  Read the complete review

The count down for ages to see Harvey Nichols in Edinburgh open was finally coming to an end. After weeks of hearing about it finally the day had come for the open day. I didn't go the first day though because it would be too busy and I hate going on the first day. I went about a week and a half later thinking it would calm down but no, still mile long queues which could take up to 20 minutes to get in. I was in a rush and couldn't wait in the heat to get in. I know it may sound strange when I say heat but Scotland can have it's Autumn summer days. After about a month of being open I went back again but then I remembered all of the celebrities would ...  Read the complete review

Out of the three big department stores in London, Harrods, Selfrigdes and Harvey Nichols, Harvey Nic's has got to be my favourite. It is funkier than Harrods (who still don't let you in if you have ripped jeans) and has a more diverse range of designers than Selfrigdes. Once famed for being the preferred store of Princess Diana (whereas the Queen shopped at Harrods) it has gone from strength to strength were Harrods is failing. The first floor is where I usually start off, this is where the beauty products are. You can get make up from practically any designer brand going, from Aveda to Stila. This floor is also home to accessories such as ...  Read the complete review