Harrods Tour London - Where Millionaires go shopping!

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As a teen at Uni in the 80s, I worked in Harrods Food Hall. My job at Easter was to unpack the Sainsbury Hot X buns, repack them in Harrods boxes and re-price them at treble what they cost on the supermarket shelf. All the snotty Sloanies snatched them up because "Darling, Harrods quality is so much better than the high street don't you know" bwa haha. 'Fools and their money' was a live action lesson.

Far from being a Millionaire, but I've been in Harrods and I Love it. It's not just shopping though, it's an Experience!🙂🇬🇧

The general rule of Harrods is if you have to ask the price you can't afford it, there is a tourist section which is a lot cheaper still expensive but within budget. The very first time I went to Harrods I walked around with me jaw on the ground I don't think I picked it back up of the ground till I left. I took my daughter when she was 8 she wanted to go to London for her birthday, we hit Harrods and I took her down to the café and we say at this exquisite bar, the men running it were so nice and friendly, she wanted a strawberry milk shake and pancakes, they made them right in front of her everything fresh, when they found out it was her birthday they pulled a cup cake out put a candle on it and sang happy birthday to her, the whole lot cost me 20 pounds but the birthday cake was free from them. There are two sections which are my absolute favourite one is the Jelly Belly Beans section and the other is the food court especially the macaroons

I don't normally comment but I have to say - The level of confidence you have is amazing.

Sensorially irresistible, financially intimidating. Yes, I remember the frequent trips to Harrods, more for sightseeing than anything. While it’s undeniably an Aladdin’s cave of wonderful items, I’m probably not alone in finding it all vaguely obscene. Quite frankly, I’d be too embarrassed to spend 75 grand on a bottle of whisky. Imagine how that amount could transform the life of someone on the streets, ironically turning to alcohol to blot out their troubles. Just goes to show that there are exotic tiers of life that most of us will never experience, other than rubber necking in places like Harrods. Great video thanks, just wish it was longer.

I always feel like a rebel when I visit Harrods wearing jeans and trainers and putting whatever I've brought (something cheap from the food hall) into my Asda bag for life

I love Harrods, it’s the most tacky corner shop I know but it’s fabulous.

Thanks Tim, what a great shop is Harrods! In my wildest dreams I have won the lottery and done my Christmas shopping in Harrods! 😂❤️🇬🇧

Every time I fly to London for some days off, I can’t avoid getting some food to the hotel to have a Harrods meal with champagne before coming back home. Silly tradition but it’s really comforting. I love your video.

I've been in Harrod's 3 times. Each seemed to be on a holiday weekend and the place was packed with people. Everything is beautiful to look at. The only things I purchased were pastries.

Harrods is not only for Millionaires, i visit on every trip to London and not once have I felt like I was being looked down on treat any different to one of there rich customers, unlike Fortnam And Masons in there i felt like i was being watched all the time, like i was there to rob the joint, i would never go back there, but love going to Harrods.

I work in the white hall at HARRODS. I am glad you enjoyed your visit. We sell some really expensive items but during our sale you can find some amazing bargains. X

I used to work there in the 90's during the Mohammed Al Fayed reign. Can't believe how much the store has changed since and they have done away with the Egyptian theme by the looks of it. Great vid! Thanks for the memories!

It's fine just keep checking highest prices and yes it can be expensive but, you have to also realise Harrods offer the best produce and some of the finest designer gear available and stays ahead of any competitor as the most famous store in the world... I had many a visit there years ago, I had the Harrods store-card when Al-Fayed owned it. Service is 2nd to none I was there often and never queued to pay if there was just one person in front they opened another till to save the wait....Thats quality!!

Love Harrods, can´t wait for December to go there for a bit of Xmas shopping. The Food court is amazing.

In 1989 I was working in London for a couple of months with a friend, and on a day off, we went to Harrods for the experience. I wanted a few cushion covers at the time and thought I'd get some quality one's from there. When I saw the price though, about £40 each, I thought better of it. Did however, have lunch in a cafe there and bought a souvenir wooden box of 3 soaps which I still have. Lovely memories.

Love Harrods so absolutely loved this vlog. I recently purchased my first Christian Dior item from Harrods and I was treated like a Queen. They know how to do it!

I went to Harrods years ago and fell in love with it. How I hope that I can go there again sometime soon. Thank you for the tour.

Shopping has certainly changed. As a child, the Thalhimers (Richmond, Virginia) wine department would spot my father in the mens department. They would gather up my father's standard order and a few new offerings. As Mom took care of the Dad's clothes purchases, my father would discuss his order with the wine staff. Then Mom would talk with the food court chefs to whip up something for a traveling dinner for the trip back home. One of the few times we were allowed to eat in the car. [Note: Dad maintained a separate Haberdasher back home, Mr. Lynch.]