- Category:
- Children & Baby Fashion Earlsfield | Children & Baby Fashion London
- Address:
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589 Garratt Lane, London SW18 4ST
020 8879 7279
Tube:
- Wimbledon Park Station (1.5 km)
- Southfields Station (1.5 km)
Nearby stations:
- Earlsfield Station (0.3 km)
- Website:
- Opening hours:
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SHOP OPENING HOURS
MONDAY - SATURDAY
0900 - 0530
SUNDAY
1000 - 0400
CAF'E OPENING HOURS
MONDAY - SATURDAY
0900 - 0500
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Show
28 Keble Court, Tattershall, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN4 4QY
UK designer childrens clothes for those that like quality finishing and fabric, classic designs and unique and funky childrens clothes. Unique baby gifts and outfits designed in the UK. Chic and unique childrens fashions from premature to 8 years old.
2 reviews of Fara Kids & Cafe Charity Shop in English
If you are looking at this review, GO GO GO it is one the best kids shops. It has a great variety of kids clothes that are reasonably priced they also sell buggies, high chairs etc for a fraction of the retail price. The shop itself is extremely clean and staff were brilliant with my little girl while I browsed and bought £20 worth of beautiful baby clothes (which practically filled a binliner). This shop is like an Aladdins Cave as I then walked through to the back of the shop and found great activity toys and a cafe with a play area I bought a cup of tea and an Ellas sachet for Saskia for £3.50 (Bargain)!!!! JUST GO you will not regret it!
Always very busy, the Fara Children's Charity shop is a bit of a compulsion for Earsfield parents. It's full of good quality toys, clothes and equipment for babies and children. Everything is second-hand but you can often find things that have barely been worn. All the money raised goes to ophans in Romania, so it's in a good cause too.
MELAM This is one of two Fara shops in Earlsfield , the other for adult clothing ,shoes, books , bric a brac etc. Its an excellent charity and the staff are lovely and helpful. The childrens shop has a cafe attached which I would like to visit next time I am in the area.
26 June 2008
