The Cafe at Foyles in Camden

Fabulous bookstore in London's Soho near Tottenham court road station and a 10min wander to the British museum. Many floors of books to get lost in. I also love the well-curated gift section in the ground floor - always helpful when I am stumped fir a present to buy although I invariably buy something for myself too!

It's changed a lot since I used to go there many years back, but it's still a great place to find books. Although the new place definitely feels like it has a lot less books. Maybe the organization of how they're stacked now really cuts down the amount of books.. Oh well. I miss the nostalgic old school Foyles, but it's still the quintessential book store for me.

By far my favourite book store in London! They have such a great variety of any genre you want. Plus the language section is amazing here (I am always so impressed with the different Korean books) I get pretty much all my books here. And best of all there is a cafe! Highly recommend.

I like how the space is so breathable and all the books are categorised. The cafe at the 5th floor is a plus. Got my foyalty card 😊

Really fun to browse and see all sorts of books, inspired me for some reads. However, didn’t buy anything as it’s very over priced. The cafe was so full at 3.30 on a Monday as well, a lot of single people hogging a whole table with a laptop — probably working. A bit irritating for those who are actually visiting the bookshop and want a quick snack or drink while browsing.

What a book store.Every section has its own vibe in terms of books. It has 5 floors of pure joy, it's spotless if you need a book this is the place to go.From a to z by author might I add this place has it.The only down side is there was not a lot of places to sit down. But that can be forgiven as on the top floor I saw the pure joy of a child reading a Russian book

My favourite bookshop in all of London. They have a theater and a bit overpriced cafe but it still has 6 floors of books! They have a whole floor on other languages with books from lots of countries. They have the newest books in the first floor. They have a whole floor on discs and music and philosophy books. If you think of a book they'll probably have it there. The children's floor is decorated really nicely. It's structure is beautiful and although it's not the biggest in London it's by far the best. They also have other board games and some interesting stuff to buy. One of the best things is on the second floor where they have quiet a lot of comics and lots of manga. They also have toilets.

"Welcome book lover - you are among friends."Silly me... didn't leave enough time to explore the famous Foyle's on last trip to London. I could easily lose a whole day on its five floors.Most fondly remembered as the only bookshop that had all my A' level French and Spanish literature books. In those days, Foyle's was a ramshackle, disorganised affair at a different location. Foyle's current shop is rather clinical by contrast but far more user-friendly.Good cafe with nice vibe. Piping hot cappuccino and good WiFi.Only negative was very few staff to be seen.

Huge bookshop, neverending selection of books. Bookworms' haven. Opens quite early, at 9am. There's also a nice spacious cafe on the 5th floor.

Amazing Amazing Store! Books galore!!!! The store is literally massive!!! From kids to fiction to educational books, this store has everything covered. They also have a lovely section of diaries, notebooks, pens, pencil cases etc. Discovered some amazing reads on this visit also. Didn't speak to any staff but I was amazed by the amount of books alone. Loads of seating around as well which is nice if you want to sit down, have a chat or read. Definitely worth the visit.🤩🤩