Bargain World

Name: Bargain World
Address: London
Telephone: 2070333497

Address: 115-116 Hoxton St, London N1 6QQ, United Kingdom.
Phone: 2070333497.
Specialties: Discount store.
Other points of interest: Delivery, Same-day delivery, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments, Credit cards.
Opinions: This company has 27 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.3/5.

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Reviews of Bargain World

Trenton Van Dusseldorp

5/5

Great finds at great prices. Been looking for adapters and USB plugs for phone charging and this was the best place I found in a pinch. UK tourist adaptor cost me 3.50 pounds and usb charging brick cost 5.99 pounds.

Lyns

5/5

Been going to this shop for about 20 years ,it has everything you need at great prices ,I get my bird seed & hamster food here,nice people who run it too ?

Natalie Roach-Khan

5/5

So many times I’ve needed something in particular I think this shop may have it and to my absolute surprise every time they have had exactly what I needed!!!, brilliant shop. Only slight negative I would prefer if they added up the total of My basket properly at the till instead of there way of adding, can make you feel nervous when things are not being totalled up properly especially when you have a Basket full of things. Apart from this they are friendly & helpful, great shop overall

Mr Crobar

4/5

This is a great shop for all sorts of house hold utensils, tools, cleaning materials, crockery, food storage and all sorts of other useful bits and pieces. The are friendly and helpful. The prices are good and they have a mixture of economy and higher quality items.

Jackie Gladden

5/5

Brilliant shop, huge variety of goods at reasonable prices, helpful staff.

Bernard Sumption

5/5

We call this place "the shop that sells everything". Any kind of household wares, gardening kit, light DIY materials and tools etc. It's all stacked really densely, floor to ceiling. The other day I needed a tarpaulin for camping and I was all "where the hell do you buy a tarp in London" and of course the shop that sells everything has a choice of 4 sizes of tarps. Boom.