Marks & Spencer London

3 2 Reviews

Department Stores in London - Victoria
Cardinal Place, Unit 10 , Victoria, London, SW1E 5JE
+44 (0) 20 7828 5190
http://www.marksandspencer.com

Marks & Spencer is now a world famous department store selling everything from clothes and home furnishings to food. The clothes are very reasonably priced, while the food is predominantly known for their ready-prepared meals.

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Marks & Spencer London Reviews

Michaela H.

1 reviews

Cardinal Place fun but frustrating! - I like Cardinal Place and the M&S store is lovely but ... and it's a BIG BUT ... there are NEVER enough staff on the tills! Several times I go in on the way to work in the mornings about 8.30am and several times I give up and leave my shopping behind and walk out as the queues are long and the staff on the tills are slow and take AGES. I always I think I will go back later but I never do. Sorry M&S, a failure for you I think. 25-03-11

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Nicola P.

106 reviews

Goodbye Humble Sandwich! - I don't know what it is, but every time I go to the M&S food hall I'm salivating like some kind of Rottweiler. Rows and rows of perfect produce, and innovative lunchtime options – superfood salads, soups, hot smoked salmon, giant cartons of fruit – the choice is endless. No more soggy sandwiches and I can get all my food groups in one meal – woohoo! Ok, so they fail in the packaging department with slight overuse of plastic wrapping and boxes, but this is something they can work on.
M&S food is aimed squarely at cash rich, time poor people and they’re not afraid to flaunt this. Fancy crackling pork belly and perfect roasted potatoes for Tuesday dinner? No problem – just stick these boxes in the oven for 30 minutes at 220 degrees C and you’re there! Chocolate soufflé? No worries – in it goes for 30 minutes at 220...In fact you can whip up a seven course dinner party for ten in 30 minutes at 220C. Yes, I know it’s cheating, but sometimes life’s too short to slave away over an oven after a long hard day slaving away over a hot computer. As much as I do love cooking, I do have to admit to sneaking in to M&S once in a blue moon for some delectable goodies when I’m just too tired to cook, but I don’t want to settle for pizza, although their mushroom stonebaked pizza is actually rather good.... 20-03-08

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