Harvey Nichols Reviews

A wide selection of menswear and great service at the beauty section. The only criticism that I have is that the staff are too pushy in getting customers to purchase items (that s just my experience). It can get overwhelming at times but the whole store has improved. Lots of brands to choose from.

Found the staff very intimidating and there were too many at one counter which deterred me from looking at many products.

Very nice vibes here, on a par with Liberty'. Same types of hypebeast clothing,

Its Harvey Nichols, so what can I say. High end brands and lots of staff to help you spend your money. I went to get a skin match at the Fenty Beuty counter (the only reason I ever go to Harvey Nichols), and as usual the staff were amazing. Shannon helped me pick up my foundation and concealer, and she was really helpful and gave exceptional service.

Very fine stuff but expensive.
I bought my wife a pair of Jimmy Chew boots.

Amazing apparel and top level food fair...a fun place to spend a few hours in London!

A huge store with different brands and restaurants. I recommend that you try Burger & Lobster

Great place place to browse
Very expensive. But nice.

Stupendous and friendly service from staff throughout. ...mens department was fantastic. ...service exceptionally proficient. ..every time I frequent this store I receive good service with engaging enthusiastic staff. ...like the reviews on here harvey Nicolls not only have beautiful versatile around of stock and goods continually updated they have good attitude. ..

It was ok, some floor staff don t even smile or look happy so turned me off from buying stuff

Comprehensive store with many sections and dining area. I would recommend the burger and lapster restaurant in it

Hamleys for adults. Plenty of trendy stuff available from a store which is the equivalent of Harrods little brother. The restaurants on the top floor are great but expect to pay top dolla!

Great dept store, overshadowed by Harrods, perhaps?

This shop is probably just as good if not better than Harrods!

Never been before. Wanted to visit after seeing TV programme. I was not disappointed

Pricey but great staff and service. Fenty Beauty counter is especially lovely.

Nice drinks, but not the same as the old restaurant. Feels clinical

One of the best stores in London for high end designer gear

Love Summer dining here, great cocktails for the other half :O)

I have fallen in love with Harvey Nicols again. Anytime i m in LONDON, im there!

Fab store to see latest designer trends, enjoy a drink/coffee/oysters/sushi or the deli on the top floor. Today we visited the coffee shop.

Another iconic London department store with the best curated selection of up and coming and established designers. Go!

Good place for shopping, I just bought a perfume, service very good

Great store and awesome restaurant on the top floor

Bought a suit for my wedding reception. Tailor spent time in measuring me, and get adjustments made to fit perfectly.

One of the nicest places to visit during the Christmas season. Love the 5th floor and the ground floor.

Came to see the Rihanna Fenty Beauty collection. There is a queue to get in for Fenty. About an hour when I went so bank this in! Inside service was great. All really lovely. If you're a frequent shopper there download the app. You get some nice perks from it!

If there's Q for Fenty at the beauty dpt, try to go upstairs at the 3rd floor, there's a mini stand close to the click&collect point.

The same Harrods and others there is a complex in which all brands and all advertise the same discount

Always a beautiful place to visit!! Can never fault their service.

Great if you are looking for luxury beauty care and fashion

This is the contemporary side to luxury shopping and dining. Consistently updating the look of the store to reflect the labels housed here, you'll find the best of the best. Valentino, Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen - and the list goes on.
There's are floors dedicated to menswear and accessories, womenswear and everything that goes along with accessorising the perfect luxury outfit, children's wear, a concept store, cafe, bar, restaurant, food hall and a few other bits and pieces that you need to experience. Shopping at Harvey Nics really is more of an experience than a shopping trip. Top up your credit cards and be prepared to drop some cash.
The sales here are awesome, if you have the time and patience to rummage through racks (and being willing to injure a people along the way) you'll find yourself quite the bargain

Hardly no one due to social distancing,seller just the best,went twice in less than a week and staff was just lovely

first time here... went to go and check out the Fenty Beauty line... the section was A lot smaller than I imagined - make up section had a nice layout to it, and the workers seemed happy

Finally purchased the Fenty Beauty make-up Thanks to a lovely sales consultant I found the perfect foundation to match my skin tone. Not only did she help me with picking the right make-up, she also explained to me how to apply it.

Department store on Brompton road. Close to Harrods

Very good department store, I recommend visiting it if you are interested

the Harvey Nkchols has lost a lot of shine in recent years and no longer has a chance compared to the Harrods .... a real shame. The roof top bar (indoor) is also recommended.

WHAT HAVE HARVEY NICHOLS DONE TO THEIR FOOD HALL - THE HORROR...

I fell in love with Harvey Nichols Food Hall well when I moved into Central London in 1994.

It's been an institution for me for regular groceries but most importantly it became my Christmas Eve Tradition. Inviting friends to share a glass of champagne at the bar having made my food selections ready for collection when I eventually stumbled out of the door some hours later happy and sated.

It had the best Butcher, Greengrocer, Fishmonger, Cheesemonger of any establishment in London and I'd include Borough Market in that, that was when it was a grown up traders food market (before it went to hell in a hand cart and became a marketeers wet dream).

Unlike the cavernous Food Hall of it's neighbour Harrods this was intimate. Harrods was where the tourists went, HN was where the foodies would come.

Every staff member had been there since I started coming. They were committed to the store and far more importantly they were committed to their customers. I had friends use the place as others would shop at Tesco (think Ab Fab).

And yes, there were lots of expensive foods, but for your local grocery shop it would be no more expensive than buying free range organic at your local supermarket.

I have raved and raved about this establishment for over 2 decades.

It's service was second to none.

As I've said I sat at the Champagne Bar entertaining friends on most Christmas Eve's meeting up with customers, who'd be collecting their regular fowl, bird or game every year since moving to London.

It was the archetypal London Christmas and perfect in every way.

I was always offered things to try I'd never heard of, tasted a variety of things before perfect selection, the Wine Shop had the most knowledgeable staff on all alcohol, not just wine.

It really was the most special and unique department store Food Hall in the world.

But over the last few years, it's been in steady decline, first the bakery disappeared, then the grocery section get reduced to nothing until this year, the most horrific of abominations, the entire Fresh Food department has gone.

What's left is mass market Franchise food outlets - it is in essence a Food Court. Yes and no amount of poncing those two words up, is ever going to elevate an eatery from its connection to tacky food, for bored, palate less, hungry shoppers in a Shopping Centre in Slough.
All this homogenisation has now turned a world beating foodie paradise into, I suppose, what the store has itself become (with HN stores now across the country) a slightly elevated Debenhams. A store full of concessions that does very little itself, other than rent out space to others.

No place for the discerning anymore.

A devastating and appalling piece of London vandalism that should never be supported.

Time and time again the food hall managers have said there was the trade to support it, but why bother when you can drag stupid people in to buy poor food for much more money (and people actually queue for B&L an incomprehensible situation to me).

So if you want places like this to remain unique, bastions of our fantastic city, don't shop here, make their money grabbing overlords find the stupid in other cities, use the Burger & Lobster, Yo Sushi, Zelman Meats, Bubblology in any of their high street outlets, just don't use these ones.

Complain about the Food Hall's absence to the store manager every time you're in here. Tell your friends too, Tweet, Facebook, WhatsApp etc. the hell out it.

I've said it about Fortnum and Mason's, Burlington Arcade and I'll do so again here, London institutions are ours, not their owners, the owner is just granted the honorary licence to be the establishments care-taker for a while, not it's destroyer.

Let's see the fantastic food-hall and all it's amazing staff next year, you'll be better off for it, I'll be better off for it, but above all, London will be much, much better off for it.

And that would definitely bring back a bit of Christmas Cheer and we should all be thankful for that.

The food hall always has stuff that you struggle to find elsewhere and you can get steak and lobster too while you're there but it's usually pretty busy when we get there.

I prefer shopping in Harrods. Otherwise I love to dine in Zelmans. Beef is so tender!! Mmmmm yummy

The food was nice but definitely not value for money. They should also tell you that there is a compulsory 12.5% gratuity. I have no problem paying for good service but that should be up to you.

A high end fashion department store arranged across several levels. There is a large cafe on the top floor adjacent to the food hall.

As good for the people watching as the range of labels and brands. Sit on the 5th floor and marvel at the vacuouc lives of the patrons - listen to the conversations without being obvious or bursting out laughing inappropriatly

I don t know what happened to Harvey Nichols the place is really disappointed they don t have some thing exclusive in their store I don t like it at all .

Loved eating on terrace with my son. good food priced as per Knightsbridge.

Went to go and take a look at fenty beauty, but went to burger and lobster whilst there as well as stopping at the bakery. Exactly what you would expect form a high end department store. Disappointingly, there was still a queue to see the fenty beauty, but arguably that couldn't be helped.

Its located just next to Harrods. Good place to look for that gadget you have always wanted and price is good too.

Daniel Hersheson Salon!

The staff were amazingly sweet and lovely. But the massage was ordinary and eehh ok. My nail polish got chipped the next day. The hair was ok. So over all, it didn't meet my expectation for the price I paid.

I wouldn't return to the salon.

2 mins on the phone with my daughter and a chat with a very friendly Urban Decay sales lady, and I left with what I required.