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Trendy Covent Garden ShopsBest places for shopping in London...
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Covent Garden shops include popular London shops such as Calvin Klein, Birkenstock, French Connection and Mango but they also have many boutiques and an eclectic array of small shops.
If you're looking for bargains pop into Office Sale Shop at 61 St Martins Lane (Tel: 020 7497 0390) where there's a permanent sale of shoes.
At 28A Floral Street is Tiger of Sweden which focuses on stylish and funky clothes and includes a new range of sterling silver jewellery.
Another trendy store with unique fashions is Tzar at 15 Garrick Street, Tel: 020 7240 1644.
If your'e looking for that special gift you're sure to find it in a Covent Garden shop. There are so many shops specializing in anything from theatre costumes, hand made boots and shoes to designer boutiques.
For that extra special gift try Pink Lizard at 33 The Market and you may find what you're looking for. When you need a rest and a bite to eat, pop into the family run Paul's Boulangerie at 29/30 Bedford Street.
Enjoy delicious French pastries and coffee at affordable prices! Main courses are around �4 - �6.50 and they have an excellent menu for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea.
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There are many shops tucked away amongst the cobbled stone streets of Neals Yard. Famous with all who visit London this is a great area if you're vegetarian and like great veggie food and new-age books.
Stanfords Travel Bookshop
Very popular travel bookshop in Covent Garden with a huge selection of books and maps plus a newly opened coffee shop (back entrance in Floral Street).
Peter Rabbit and Friends is a lovely shop in Covent Garden Market selling the world famous Beatrice Potter books and character merchandise.
Covent Garden Shops...
Pret a Manger, or 'Pret', is one of an excellent chain of caf�s which came to London in 1986 with a wide selection of healthy food which is natural and preservative-free.
The Covent Garden Tea House stocks one of the largest and best ranges of tea in London and is a great little shop for lovers of tea.
The West Cornwall Pasty Company is a chain of shops selling delicous pasties and the theme of this shop is Pirates! Great terrace and cosy bar at the top of the shop overlooking the market.
The Walk In Backrub shop is in Neals Yard and it's a wonderful place to go if you need a quick lift.
Thorntons Chocolatier
Chocolate lovers will love Thorntons as it's stocked with an enormous array of mouthwatering chocolates.
Whittards of Chelsea
Whittards of Chelsea has stores across the UK selling a lovely range of popular china, tea and coffee. Well worth visiting if you want to buy something special.
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Whatever you do you'll be spoiled for choice as London has literally thousands of shops catering for all tastes and budgets. During the Christmas period remain most of the shops are open longer.
Regent Street is full of great shops and is also where the famous, Hamleys toy store.
