Guide to shopping in Notting Hill

It's that bookshop from the film and it's got a very literal name – The Notting Hill Bookshop. Hugh Grant probably won't be around but it's still one of the area's top independent bookshops. You're in the right place if you're looking for travel books as you'll find an extensive collection here and the shop can order in titles for you.

Family-run Jensen & Ballantyne is an antique furniture dealer with an eclectic collection of pieces. This store sources items from around the UK and Europe, with Swedish and French painted furniture being a speciality. You can visit the store in Notting Hill to see what's available and the shop also supplies pieces to interior designers around the world.

Shop for ethical jewellery that's made to last at Pippa Small. The jewellery here is made from organic materials and each piece tells a story. You'll find a range of pieces including necklaces, rings, and earrings, all of which are handmade by artisans based in locations including Colombia and Afghanistan.

If you're shopping in Notting Hill you simply can't miss Portobello Road Market, the biggest antiques market in the world. Stalls here can stretch for over one mile, with antiques, vintage fashion, and bric-a-brac all on offer. Food vendors and street food stalls are on-site here as well.

Comic book fans have been buying and selling comic books and graphic novels at Notting Hill Comic Exchange since 1967. The shelves are stacked high with editions and the focus is on horror and sci-fi in particular. New stock is constantly coming into the shop and you'll find a mix of new releases and hidden gems.

Trendy concept store Couverture & The Garbstore sells fashion for women and men plus lifestyle products and homeware. This cool store is located in a converted townhouse and has an eclectic collection that champions new and emerging designers. The layout is clean and crisp, with separate spaces for men's and women's pieces.

Infusion started out as a high-end haberdashery and continues to offer haberdashery items and dry-cleaning and tailoring services today. Added to that, this vibrant shop is a top party supplier in Notting Hill, with everything you need for a fab event. Think fancy dress, balloons and party decorations, gift wrap, and party bags for guests to take home.

At Native & Co you can shop for elegant Japanese design pieces. You'll find items including traditional cookware, fans, soft textiles, and incense, with the store sourcing products from independent craftspeople in Japan. A number of different events including talks and demonstrations also take place in the store.

Shop for fashion and reworked pieces from the 1980s to 2000s at Goldsmith Vintage. This well-established vintage store stocks garments for women and men, including sportswear and accessories. The store carries sought-after styles and unique finds from a number of top brands including Calvin Klein, Chanel, Valentino, and Burberry.

DJs and record collectors are regular shoppers at Soul & Dance Exchange. This bustling record store buys, sells, and exchanges records and is staffed by music experts who can help you find what you're looking for. Music is arranged by genre, with a diverse range of styles covered including house, techno, drum and bass, jazz, hip hop, and soul.

Visit The House of Retro to find eclectic and original fashion collections that were born to stand out. These are designer- and vintage-inspired pieces with something to fit a wide range of styles. The shop is packed with distinctive looks and there are accessories and homewares too. This really is fashion that you can't find anywhere else.

Notting Hill Farmers' Market is up and running every Saturday. This popular market started in 1999 and offers a range of seasonal produce direct from the suppliers, including organic goods. You'll find things like meat and fish, dairy, local honey, baked goods, and fresh flowers. There's also a coffee van for a hot drink whilst you browse.

Give your home some unique style by shopping for doorknobs, hooks, and door knockers at Chloe Alberry. You'll find lots of unique handles here that'll reinvent your doors and furniture. Find classic porcelain pieces, avant garde designs, or even handles made from old cricket balls. Whatever your style, there's something here to suit.

Discover unique Native American- and cowboy-inspired fashion from distinctive designer Jessie Western. Fashion pieces are sustainable and made locally in Notting Hill. Jewellery made by Native American artisans in Arizona is also available here. Names like Charlotte Tilbury and Claudia Schiffer have worn designs by this brand.

Upscale boutique Derek Rose offers luxurious casual fashion for men, women, and children. The original pieces stocked here are exclusive to the brand, plus they're designed to make you look and feel great. The store is orderly and includes a number of different collections from sleepwear to pieces that are ideal for your next holiday.

Wild at Heart is a go-to for when you're buying flowers in Notting Hill. This well-regarded florist has decorated the entrance of Liberty London and also showcases their skills at the entrance of their own store. Luscious seasonal bouquets are available here, plus flowers for delivery and for events including weddings.

Stocking easygoing and bohemian styles, Sub Couture is well-known as a top destination for ladies fashion in the area. Brands from around the world are available here and the store also celebrates new talent. Pieces at this store have a free-spirited but upmarket style. You'll find breezy boho dresses, cosy knitwear, separates, and accessories including shoes and jewellery.

Shop for gifts, fashion, and homewares at The Cross. The boutique opened in 1996 and stocks pieces from independent designers and exclusive brands. The store is set across two floors and is laden with greenery. In-store you'll find premium fashion and accessories plus toys for children and great gifts for all ages.

Sustainable womenswear is available from Reformation, which began as a vintage shop in LA. The brand is certified as climate neutral and offers distinctive fashion made from recycled and low-impact materials. Limited edition mini fashion collections are released each week so anything you buy here is sure to be exclusive.

Shop at Alice's for rare vintage and antique finds. You'll see furniture, art, and mirrors that showcase unique style. It's easy to find this shop thanks to its vibrant red exterior and heaps of antique pieces stacked up outside just waiting to be browsed. The store has been in business since 1887.

Discover luxurious Spanish childrenswear at La Coqueta – even royal babies have been seen sporting these designs. These outfits are traditional and refined, using durable materials, natural fibres, and Spanish leather for shoes. Clothing is available for babies and girls and boys aged up to 10. The store environment is clean and uncluttered, with personal shopping appointments available.

Shop for chic Parisian styles at Sézane L'Appartement London. This intimate and welcoming boutique offers refined fashion inspired by the French city and its inhabitants. Exclusive designs are available here for women and men. The store also offers personal shopping appointments to help you find the pieces that are just right for you.

With two stores in Notting Hill, Jovonna is a popular place to shop in the area. This is modern fashion for women that's made in and inspired by London. The aesthetic here is playful and versatile, with the brand being well-known for linen dresses. You'll also discover separates, knitwear, and outerwear. These timeless designs are made with natural fibres and minimal waste.

One of Scandinavia's top labels for children's clothes, Mini Rodini sells organic and eco-friendly fashion for kids and babies. The style here is playful whilst maintaining a commitment to quality. You can buy pieces for kids aged up to 11, with items like leggings, upcycled items, and warm winter coats amongst the offering.