Sika at Cherry Picked
Greenwich Market
Visit Greenwich Market and seek solace from the cynicism of the high
street. The action starts on Wednesdays with food stalls and vendors
selling fresh produce, Thursdays and Fridays host a dizzying array of
antiques, collectibles and vintage stalls, and the weekends get lively
with all manner of arts and crafts, fashion, photography – with a real
emphasis on designer-makers selling handmade quality gifts, many
of them unique. Over 150 stalls combine to delight your senses.
Entrances on College Approach, Turnpin Lane and Durnford Street
Shake It
A traditional milkshake shop, the clever
people at Shake It can create almost any
fl avour you can think of!
26 Greenwich Church Street
So Organic
If you love beauty and care about what
you put on your face and body, you’re
bound to have heard about So Organic as
it’s an organic beauty haven, stocking the
cream of organic brands such as
Dr Hauschka, John
Masters, Madara
(left) and Nvey Eco.
So Organic is also a
refi lling station for
Ecover and it stocks
a wide range of
disposable nappies
and organic products
for babies and
mums-to-be.
7 Turnpin Lane
0800 169 2579
www.soorganic.com
ALSO DON'T MISS...
Rhodes Bakery
Some of the newest additions to Greenwich
sell items not available anywhere else...
Emma Nissim (10a Greenwich Market) is
a local designer who produces her prints
on everything from silk scarves to shawls.
This season’s prints are inspired by Cockney
rhyming slang. Pop Up Shop (9 College
Approach) is a lovely little place where you’ll
fi nd dresses handcrafted from parachute
silk by Debbi Little plus wonderful Union
Jack cushions by Lost and Found.
Vintage pieces can be found all over
London, but there’s a fab coterie of vintage
stores in Greenwich: 360 Degrees Vintage,
Observatory and Beehive. Children’s
fashion is also high on the agenda; yummy
mummies can spend hours browsing in
Green Baby and United Ideas, and when
they're all shopped out, there’s Biscuit,
the ceramic café where they can refuel and
paint a dazzling array of pots, plates and
more. For Paris Hilton devotees, Greenwich
even boasts a pet fashion store, Pets and
The City, where you can dress your pooch
in the latest Juicy Couture.
Johnny Rocket
Full of jaw-dropping jewellery, Johnny Rocket is a
real treat to visit. This sumptuous boutique boasts
a selection of stunning catwalk pieces and designer
creations from new and established designers,
including their own incredible designs.
10 College Approach, 020 82691814
www.johnnyrocketltd.co.uk
Lush Designs
There’s no way you won’t be charmed by this wonderful
range of hand printed designs across everything
from lampshades and clocks to fi ne bone china.
6a Greenwich Market, 020 8293 5662
www.lushlampshades.co.uk
Meet Bernard
No-one knows who Bernard actually is but no matter
because this just might be the best men’s boutique in
London stocking brands such as Carhartt, Lyle & Scott,
Pointer, Edwin and Fred Perry.
23 Nelson Road, 020 8858 4047
www.meetbernard.com
Mr Humbug
For all those with a sweet tooth, Mr Humbug is akin
to heaven on earth. Styled on a traditional sweet shop,
choose from old favourites such as Bon Bons, Bullseyes,
Spogs and Jazzies, homemade fudge and seasonal treats.
12 Greenwich Market, 020 7871 4944
www.mrhumbug.com
Rhodes Bakery is one of those places
that once discovered, you’ll go back to
time and time again. Everything is made
by hand using only the fi nest ingredients
- it’s the perfect place to pick up a tasty
quiche and delicious cake.
37 King William Walk, 020 8858 8995
www.rhodesbakery.co.uk
Art lovers will fall for Greenwich after visiting
some of the unique and interesting galleries
located here; Fergus Noone Photography,
Greenwich Printmakers, Warwick Leadlay
Gallery and Arty Globe are must-sees,
while those looking for something for the
home should visit Stewart John Antiques
and The Junk Shop.
Dao is a Sino-Tibetan craft shop with a
range of lovely gifts, and The Silk Route
offers vibrantly coloured silks and far Eastern
treasures. Red Gecko provides stylish and
unusual home accessories, jewellery, bags
and gifts, whilst Red Door specialises in
contemporary ceramics, art and handmade
giftware. For beautifully crafted leather
goods and luggage Hide All has a great
selection. For those looking for a ‘real’
Greenwich souvenir, there’s Nauticalia,
quite literally the fi rst shop in the world
given its proximity to the Meridian Line.
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