I learned about this WAY too late but here goes nothing. Im the cherry guy. My team also made the infused water. I no longer work at Harrods so I feel I can comment this without risk of losung my job lol. Firstly just wanted to say that you were a lovely guy listening to me prattle on about cherries. And seeing that friendly chat be turned into me starring in a 300,000 view video is surreal to put it mildly. I also wanted to say sorry for the cherries. I promise wasn't trying to pull a fast one over you! They aren't everyone's cup of tea. But I am really glad you liked the infused water at the very least! All in all, great video! You've really captured the vibe of harrods pretty well. And i am now kicking myself for not trying the Gymkhana while I was working there!
"reasonably priced"?!? In comparison with the store in my neighborhood, everything is a Deal! I remember such affordable prices for the last time, back in 1997! :D
The sad truth is that half of the items look reasonably priced (for what they are) even in the poorest EU countries. Those pay 2x times on everything that is imported from Western Europe. Most of the times lower quality, too.
Compared to better London restaurant prices, your Harrods picnic seems quite great quality and reasonable. You also didn’t have to tip waitstaff for your lawn lunch!
if your bank account could handle it 🤫or whoever you are out with can afford it 😉tourist or Londoner - I’d love to have a picnic lunch from Harrod’s for my summer birthday outing - that first wrap you were fan boying over would be my choice - would have got the dark red cherries - and maybe ok no maybe I would get a single yes just one very special birthday chocolate - assumed most everything from Harrod’s would be over the moon good glad it was - thanks for sharing my fantasy picnic lunch in the park - since I am in “the other London” 🇨🇦 am going to stick with my birthday usual = locally made vanilla ice cream with fresher than fresh local strawberries 🇨🇦🙏 now to watch your video again (skipping over the bum smelling thing 🤣😂)
I’m Australian and have travelled to London many times. One of my favourite experiences was going through the food hall with my mum, we were basically doing what you did… ohhhed & ahhhhhd over things we’d never seen. We got some crazy little bits and then ate lunch in the cafe (this is going back about 15 years). She’s gone now, only recently and this video was a really lovely reminder of one of my happy days with her. Thanks ❤
Harrods food court is genuinely pretty good value. Used to go there to get food when we were kids then go to the park for picnics - much cheaper than going to a restaurant in central London with the family. The sandwiches were cheaper then Subway and soo much better
Listen, you went to Harrods so the prices WERE gonna be more then what we all probably spend, BUT, for the quality and the amount you seemed to have gotten, 100$ aint bad really. I figure as an occasional treat its fine, but, i guess if you are the sort of person to go there regularly, the prices dont really matter to you anyways. I just think the quality and service seemed top notch.
You should do a cooking video where you make a starter, meal & dessert out of food/ingridients from Harrods vs a regular supermarket and get friends to blindfold test to see if they can tell the difference!
There is nothing bougie about a self service checkout. Surely a luxury store would have a manned checkout and someone to pack for you. Glad you enjoyed the food 😊
The quality of your review far exceeds my expectations (which were based on other similar things I see on TH-cam)! Your comments/thoughts are actually so insightful, you describe each item well, and your views are so unbiased! I'd not be surprised if your second job is a food critic
In the early to mid 90’s my wife and i lived in london. I loved to go to Harrods and visit the cheese shop. I’ve never seen so many types of cheese. Sometimes i dream of it.
The wrap at £12 is basically the price of a burger at a pretty much any restaurant. I m not saying it's cheap but definitely way less than what I would have expected
Hey harry! I was having a horrible day but this video made it so much better🩷 I have been watching you for 6 years since you started hanging out with Kian, bc , fran, and Bobby. Love you harry keep up the good work your doing amazing 💕
Great options for lunch! Prices are definitely not as expensive as one could think (being used to prices in Milan that salmon bowl was great value for money)
I guess when minimum wage is twenty Dollars it will reflect on food costs. I think London is just under seven pounds. The strange thing is paying that wage makes the rich feel better but in real terms does not help the poor at all. Long term it will stop people from poorer families raising themselves up in to the middle class. I know you were not asking for this answer, I just had an urge to write it. Be blessed.
This is factually incorrect. When exact items are compared, the most expensive is actually Fortnum and Mason in London. However, Harrods is not a grocery store. It offers boutique selections and it self-admits that shopping there is for 'an experience of London high class'. If we look at actual grocery stores that focuses on classic brands you would expect in a grocery store, Waitrose is at the top of the list, when products are side by side.
I’m Swiss and to me these prices seemed astonishingly low for what I expected (apart from the cherries). A chocolate box from Sprüngli Switch of the same size would be around 37$…
I used to live in London and would frequent Harrods food hall ALOT- if you go you MUST get some of their Wagyu Biltong. Hands down the best thing ive had from there :)
I used to go in there for their samosas. They were superb. And I wld also go to the park to eat! U can pick and choose and do well in there. the quality is superb - that salmon bowl was worth every penny given u can now blow £9 on a Mac’s meal. I’d rather have the salmon. That looked amazing. So yeah, it’s Harrods (or Horrids as my dad used to call it whilst hitting their sales hard) but if u are selective, u get excellent quality, stuff you can’t get elsewhere (those infused waters looked amazing for the same cost as basic in a damn service station on the motorway), and have a darn good nosh up for a treat.
That looks like money well spent!! Love how you kept glancing at the beverages section and finally going "i'm trusting my instincts and i'm getting champagne!" 🤩
We grow the Rainier cherries in the US and they are only available for a limited time every year. I absolutely love them and splurge getting some. Ours are pretty full of flavor. Maybe since they said those are grown in France, they don't have the same flavor as the ones in the US.
Knowing that I pay $15 for 2 vanilla beans in a container, I audibly said that the water was actually a good value and the overall total wasn’t bad haha … I did wish you went to the butcher!
I had brunch in the coffee shop, chicken mayo & mango sandwich, two (small) bottles of coke, fruit smoothie, cinnamon bun, cost £50, the food was good & the experience of simply dining in Harrods was worth every penny.
Okay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations
I am guilty of shopping in Harrods 2-3 times a week. I actually love this video 😄😄😄 Really great inside and I think really accurate. Would you do a hotel in Knightsbridge? 1 night with breakfast, lunch and dinner. Love to see that. Great work again. Love the video 🙌🏼
@8:07 exactly the reason why i nvr fancied entering Harrods...its a maze of labyrinth keeps u moving in circles like a lost puppy...nvr got the coordinates right everytime to find a shop or exit...looking at tat much of crowds,its mind boggling of the abundance of people with abundance abound....here we are cracking up abt being broke n miserly!
I was at the food area in Harrod's in 1977. It's expanded a LOT !!. Bacon here (NW of Chicago) is about $10/12 oz package for the basic stuff that is available at any store here. A pound of organic strawberries was $12 a few months ago (I stopped looking). I love Ranier cherries (from Washington State, I believe). They're about $6/pound right now.
@@chiaralistica the UK is a weird mix of metric and imperial in general tbh. If you go to a butchers or a fruit and veg shop you'll order in lbs even though the prices are marked per kg, UK and Ireland are the only countries in Europe where mcdonalds sells a 1/4 pounder (it's called a royale everywhere else), we generally measure weight in stones, and height in feet and inches (but doctors use kg and cm), and beer and milk are sold in pints, our road signs are in mph and distances in miles, but all our produce labels are in grams and ml. I'm a ship welder, and the older guys will measure between inches and mm, so instead of 100mm they'll say 4in (even though 4in isn't exactly 100mm they mean 100mm), but if it's a more precise size they'll say it in mm, also pur tape measures have both mm/cm/m on one side and inches/feet/yards on the other side, and jeans and shirts are measured in inches too. Canada and Ireland also have the same kind of mix as us though.
@@GM-tw4el No, it's not just the UK and Ireland. We have the "quarter pounder" in Norway. Yes, we use the English name. Sweden also has it, but they seem to call it "QP cheese", etc.
Once when we were in London a few years ago my hubs went off and did something he was interested in and I went to Harrod's (I go every time I'm in London at least once) and picked up a bunch of takeaway foods that didn't need cooking form Harrod's Food Halls .... that was our dinner in our hotel that night with a bottle of wine. I think it may have come to about $75? It was a fun way to try interesting, beautiful foods.
Harrod's has amazing food, excellent choice and quality. But part of the price is because of the staff. They are always outstanding, I'm sure you agree.
Harry, your videos brighten my day and is a huge inspiration for starting my own YT channel which I *FINALLY* did 🥹 I adore your vids thank you!! 💛💛💛 xo!
I don't think the prices are so unreasonable. I have paid nearly £23 for a free-range roasting chicken from my favourite butcher in Deal, Kent without batting an eyelid. Price is immaterial for a quality bird. 😺
I bought 0.68 kg of Mt. Rainer cherries in California at a farmer's stand for $5 (about £4) . They were amazing, I would not pay Harrod's prices for them.
Are you prepared to spend the time to make these food things . NO NOT REALLY I WOULD NOT THINK ABOUT IT. That is why it's there for you. Harrison is on the ball. Great fun.
I dunno mate I’m defo gonna go for the curry naan wrap, get two chocolates and maybe splurge on a fancy water. Great 20 quid London meal compared to sit down restaurants
Not bad usually spend £95 plus but on bread, fresh dates, quail, calves liver, smoked bacon, mortadella, heritage tomatoes, or and tiramisu and crème brûlée enjoy
i'm late to the vid but i think those cherrys were meant for baking or something. He did mention they were tart, could easily bring out the flavour if its baked in something
The one who completely described Rainier cherries incorrectly??? (they are much milder, not as sweet & IMHO bland). Because someone says something with authority, doesn't make them right. And that price was beyond insane! Wonder if cherries cost more across the pond or if that is a cray cray rip off. The good looking sammie was way cheaper, and not a bad price IMHO. Conversely, I bought 2lbs of Bing cherries at Costco today for $5.99
My wife and I went to London from Shanghai this summer and we were shocked that London is so so expensive now. The price of a decent hotel is easily over 500 pounds…and we took a Uber from the hotel we stayed where neared the Hyde park to gatswick costs us over 200 pounds😂. The only thing seems reasonable is our flight tickets which is 2500 pounds per person (business class), the only thing stay same as pre pandemic….
If you want some amazing posh handmade choccies got to Fortnum & Mason. They are SO good. And if you’re heavily into tea, u have to check out that section - u can create your own blend.
Your salmon box reminded me very much of Itsu, a Japanese chain casual diner and to go, only they are a bit cheaper, if any of your viewers like that sort of healthy box lunch, and are in London, I'd recommend them for sushi, teriyaki and mochi desserts. My grandfather thought Harrods was vulgar lol, he was from an upper middle class family and on business travel would only visit Fortnums, their food department, and he'd bring back their teas and biscuits etc, and we'd get Fortnums hampers at Xmas. Too packed for me in there, but it looked delicious, well laid out but quite touristy, and heavy food. Really enjoying your content, as a foodie!
The exchange rate to Danish kroner is pretty high with nearly nine kroner to a pound. That makes the prices he is quoting insanely high for those products.
Lol , Harrod's reminds me of Mr Bean placing a dummy in a sleeping bag and than popping the balloons thereby scaring the elders who were in the line for christmass sale if i remember, hilarious.
I stayed next to Harrods for more than a week after not being in UK for two decades. Every afternoon would go into the food department about 4+ and look for dinner. The sausage rolls were excellent and the freshly roasted poussins so succulent and tasty that you just have to attack it with all ten fingers😂 the Indian food department was not yet helmed by the Michelin star restaurant and it wasn't great, nor was the Chinese much good. But yah, it was just one cavernous room after another of temptations! You did well, resisting at only £100+😂
Great video dude and really entertaining and funny. The crazy thing is that people will pay that much for the food but the other thing is that all the food is gone to expire soon. So the £400 lamb suitcase if nobody buys it is a real waste. But it’s good that what you got was worth it.
I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the kislux leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.
Like Harrods as a treat the Sourdough is great usually buy are fresh date, Sourdough, Streaky bacon, quail, tomatoes, mortadella, ham and some desert - usually on last day before train back home - bill around £65 to 85
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I learned about this WAY too late but here goes nothing. Im the cherry guy. My team also made the infused water. I no longer work at Harrods so I feel I can comment this without risk of losung my job lol.
Firstly just wanted to say that you were a lovely guy listening to me prattle on about cherries. And seeing that friendly chat be turned into me starring in a 300,000 view video is surreal to put it mildly.
I also wanted to say sorry for the cherries. I promise wasn't trying to pull a fast one over you! They aren't everyone's cup of tea. But I am really glad you liked the infused water at the very least!
All in all, great video! You've really captured the vibe of harrods pretty well. And i am now kicking myself for not trying the Gymkhana while I was working there!
This is cool to see, and you seem like a lovely fella, all the best
you're now known as the cherry guy! all the best to you!
Hey, Could I ask how you got the job in harrods?
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The country is becoming so cooked that even Harrod's is looking reasonably priced 🤣
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"reasonably priced"?!? In comparison with the store in my neighborhood, everything is a Deal!
I remember such affordable prices for the last time, back in 1997! :D
that salmon box meal for 9 quid is very competitive with some of the fast food joints around here, and the salmon box is far healthier
Just watched a video at Erewhon, most expensive grocery store in the world...like £25 for a bottle of water. Yeah Harrods looks pretty affordable 😂.
The sad truth is that half of the items look reasonably priced (for what they are) even in the poorest EU countries. Those pay 2x times on everything that is imported from Western Europe. Most of the times lower quality, too.
Compared to better London restaurant prices, your Harrods picnic seems quite great quality and reasonable. You also didn’t have to tip waitstaff for your lawn lunch!
if your bank account could handle it 🤫or whoever you are out with can afford it 😉tourist or Londoner - I’d love to have a picnic lunch from Harrod’s for my summer birthday outing - that first wrap you were fan boying over would be my choice - would have got the dark red cherries - and maybe ok no maybe I would get a single yes just one very special birthday chocolate - assumed most everything from Harrod’s would be over the moon good glad it was - thanks for sharing my fantasy picnic lunch in the park - since I am in “the other London” 🇨🇦 am going to stick with my birthday usual = locally made vanilla ice cream with fresher than fresh local strawberries 🇨🇦🙏 now to watch your video again (skipping over the bum smelling thing 🤣😂)
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I’m Australian and have travelled to London many times. One of my favourite experiences was going through the food hall with my mum, we were basically doing what you did… ohhhed & ahhhhhd over things we’d never seen. We got some crazy little bits and then ate lunch in the cafe (this is going back about 15 years). She’s gone now, only recently and this video was a really lovely reminder of one of my happy days with her. Thanks ❤
thats a sweet story thanks for sharing
I find that the prices in such stores haven’t increased on a percentage basis by as much as ordinary supermarkets over the last few years
true......because its a grand robbery.
maybe because their profit margins are so high they dont need to adjust...
Harrods food court is genuinely pretty good value. Used to go there to get food when we were kids then go to the park for picnics - much cheaper than going to a restaurant in central London with the family. The sandwiches were cheaper then Subway and soo much better
Yeah I used to live in Thurloe Sq and actually Harrods was often the cheapest place for basic groceries, their milk was cheaper than Tesco!
Subway is stupidly expensive now, and the product is so shit! Makes so much sense to go to Harrods instead.
You missed the best part. Pastry and sandwich section. They are THE BEST
Thanks for the recommendation!
Listen, you went to Harrods so the prices WERE gonna be more then what we all probably spend, BUT, for the quality and the amount you seemed to have gotten, 100$ aint bad really. I figure as an occasional treat its fine, but, i guess if you are the sort of person to go there regularly, the prices dont really matter to you anyways. I just think the quality and service seemed top notch.
I was thinking the same thing about the cost. I would have thought it would be a lot more expensive.
You should do a cooking video where you make a starter, meal & dessert out of food/ingridients from Harrods vs a regular supermarket and get friends to blindfold test to see if they can tell the difference!
Great idea
They do that on mythical kitchen
Banger idea
There is nothing bougie about a self service checkout. Surely a luxury store would have a manned checkout and someone to pack for you. Glad you enjoyed the food 😊
The quality of your review far exceeds my expectations (which were based on other similar things I see on TH-cam)! Your comments/thoughts are actually so insightful, you describe each item well, and your views are so unbiased! I'd not be surprised if your second job is a food critic
Those prices weren’t really that bad.
Nah the cherries were mental 😂
It compounds. So if these were two (big) lunches, it's 50 quid for each one.
Champaign lunch, though.
I thought everything was great apart from the cherries
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True but we're in a cost of living crisis rn 💔
In the early to mid 90’s my wife and i lived in london. I loved to go to Harrods and visit the cheese shop. I’ve never seen so many types of cheese. Sometimes i dream of it.
The wrap at £12 is basically the price of a burger at a pretty much any restaurant. I m not saying it's cheap but definitely way less than what I would have expected
12quid for a burger normally what are you eating gold plated wagyu patties??
@@nebulousparadox pretty sure honest burger is about 12quid for a burger
Five guys also is really expensive for a burger.
3:34 £18.55 for twelve cherries? I hope you ate the stalks. And the plastic.
Nothing like a day with your mate. Who needs a date when you can check out all these cool venues with your mate.
Hey harry! I was having a horrible day but this video made it so much better🩷 I have been watching you for 6 years since you started hanging out with Kian, bc , fran, and Bobby. Love you harry keep up the good work your doing amazing 💕
Also, would love to see you eat at all of their dining hall restaurants. Its a foodie haven.. expensive, but ... worth the splurge : )
I loveee active harisson on youtube! Keep posting them videos & more content like this pls 💓
u always been such a real one harrison ✰ thank you for making content for people like me ! your presence alone is enough ♡
Great options for lunch! Prices are definitely not as expensive as one could think (being used to prices in Milan that salmon bowl was great value for money)
Love these type of videos! “As water goes, it’s smooth, I dunno” 🤣🤣
a jersey mikes sandwich here is $17 so honestly a lot of this stuff seems reasonable compared to California prices lol..
I guess when minimum wage is twenty Dollars it will reflect on food costs. I think London is just under seven pounds.
The strange thing is paying that wage makes the rich feel better but in real terms does not help the poor at all. Long term it will stop people from poorer families raising themselves up in to the middle class.
I know you were not asking for this answer, I just had an urge to write it. Be blessed.
@@truefact844London minimum wage is not £7
@@truefact844London min wage is about $14.50, which is extremely low and very few actually earn that little
@@truefact844why are you spouting rubbish?
Shopping at Harrods to have a picnic in the park, Brilliant 😊
This is factually incorrect. When exact items are compared, the most expensive is actually Fortnum and Mason in London. However, Harrods is not a grocery store. It offers boutique selections and it self-admits that shopping there is for 'an experience of London high class'. If we look at actual grocery stores that focuses on classic brands you would expect in a grocery store, Waitrose is at the top of the list, when products are side by side.
i bet your fun at parties
I’m Swiss and to me these prices seemed astonishingly low for what I expected (apart from the cherries).
A chocolate box from Sprüngli Switch of the same size would be around 37$…
I used to live in London and would frequent Harrods food hall ALOT- if you go you MUST get some of their Wagyu Biltong. Hands down the best thing ive had from there :)
Compared to Erewhon or many supermarkets in NYC Harrods Food Hall is a bargain
I used to go in there for their samosas. They were superb. And I wld also go to the park to eat! U can pick and choose and do well in there. the quality is superb - that salmon bowl was worth every penny given u can now blow £9 on a Mac’s meal. I’d rather have the salmon. That looked amazing.
So yeah, it’s Harrods (or Horrids as my dad used to call it whilst hitting their sales hard) but if u are selective, u get excellent quality, stuff you can’t get elsewhere (those infused waters looked amazing for the same cost as basic in a damn service station on the motorway), and have a darn good nosh up for a treat.
That looks like money well spent!! Love how you kept glancing at the beverages section and finally going "i'm trusting my instincts and i'm getting champagne!" 🤩
We grow the Rainier cherries in the US and they are only available for a limited time every year. I absolutely love them and splurge getting some. Ours are pretty full of flavor. Maybe since they said those are grown in France, they don't have the same flavor as the ones in the US.
Just got a bag of organic from the local WFM.
Knowing that I pay $15 for 2 vanilla beans in a container, I audibly said that the water was actually a good value and the overall total wasn’t bad haha … I did wish you went to the butcher!
Your videos bring me so much happiness ❤. I appreciate you
I had brunch in the coffee shop, chicken mayo & mango sandwich, two (small) bottles of coke, fruit smoothie, cinnamon bun, cost £50, the food was good & the experience of simply dining in Harrods was worth every penny.
Okay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations
its like i just watched myself go to the supermarket picking up random stuff for the sake of it LOL
I am guilty of shopping in Harrods 2-3 times a week.
I actually love this video 😄😄😄
Really great inside and I think really accurate.
Would you do a hotel in Knightsbridge? 1 night with breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Love to see that.
Great work again.
Love the video 🙌🏼
Just found your channel Harrison and I absolutely love it 🙂
Been loving the videos lately! Makes the dark days a little brighter
@8:07 exactly the reason why i nvr fancied entering Harrods...its a maze of labyrinth keeps u moving in circles like a lost puppy...nvr got the coordinates right everytime to find a shop or exit...looking at tat much of crowds,its mind boggling of the abundance of people with abundance abound....here we are cracking up abt being broke n miserly!
I was at the food area in Harrod's in 1977. It's expanded a LOT !!. Bacon here (NW of Chicago) is about $10/12 oz package for the basic stuff that is available at any store here. A pound of organic strawberries was $12 a few months ago (I stopped looking). I love Ranier cherries (from Washington State, I believe). They're about $6/pound right now.
Metric please 😂. The only people in the UK who go between imperial and metric are over 40s and drug dealers 😂
@@GM-tw4elthat's funny, as a lot of drugs are on the metric in the US too.
@@chiaralistica the UK is a weird mix of metric and imperial in general tbh. If you go to a butchers or a fruit and veg shop you'll order in lbs even though the prices are marked per kg, UK and Ireland are the only countries in Europe where mcdonalds sells a 1/4 pounder (it's called a royale everywhere else), we generally measure weight in stones, and height in feet and inches (but doctors use kg and cm), and beer and milk are sold in pints, our road signs are in mph and distances in miles, but all our produce labels are in grams and ml. I'm a ship welder, and the older guys will measure between inches and mm, so instead of 100mm they'll say 4in (even though 4in isn't exactly 100mm they mean 100mm), but if it's a more precise size they'll say it in mm, also pur tape measures have both mm/cm/m on one side and inches/feet/yards on the other side, and jeans and shirts are measured in inches too. Canada and Ireland also have the same kind of mix as us though.
@@GM-tw4el No, it's not just the UK and Ireland. We have the "quarter pounder" in Norway. Yes, we use the English name. Sweden also has it, but they seem to call it "QP cheese", etc.
@@GM-tw4elHere in NW Germany you can also order in pounds 😊
Once when we were in London a few years ago my hubs went off and did something he was interested in and I went to Harrod's (I go every time I'm in London at least once) and picked up a bunch of takeaway foods that didn't need cooking form Harrod's Food Halls .... that was our dinner in our hotel that night with a bottle of wine. I think it may have come to about $75? It was a fun way to try interesting, beautiful foods.
Thanks for vegan warning. You don't know how much I appreciate it.
I'm getting old because I had to look up what drop bands means 😂 Thanks for the fantastic video, Harrison.
The truffle egg mayo sandwich from Harrods is probably the best thing I have ever eaten!! You have to get it next time
bro needs to try Fortnum & Mason, the actual most expensive grocery stote
i don't usually comment on yt videos but how this guy doesn't have more subs baffles me! Underrated video and underrated youtuber :)
you're really kind! glad you love the vids
Harrod's has amazing food, excellent choice and quality. But part of the price is because of the staff. They are always outstanding, I'm sure you agree.
Harry, your videos brighten my day and is a huge inspiration for starting my own YT channel which I *FINALLY* did 🥹 I adore your vids thank you!! 💛💛💛 xo!
Thankyou so much! I subbed!
@@HarrisonWebb97 omg no way thank you!! 🥰
The wrap looks so good. Might need to find that place if I’m ever in London.
I don't think the prices are so unreasonable. I have paid nearly £23 for a free-range roasting chicken from my favourite butcher in Deal, Kent without batting an eyelid. Price is immaterial for a quality bird. 😺
Haha... I get that salmon salad every time I go to Harrods! YUM! Nice choice!
bruh youre so close to the road, it made me anxious
I bought 0.68 kg of Mt. Rainer cherries in California at a farmer's stand for $5 (about £4) . They were amazing, I would not pay Harrod's prices for them.
All of the food actually looked so good😭😭😭
The teriyaki salmon salad you had is amazing, I used to have it sometimes for lunch
Are you prepared to spend the time to make these food things . NO NOT REALLY I WOULD NOT THINK ABOUT IT. That is why it's there for you. Harrison is on the ball. Great fun.
I dunno mate I’m defo gonna go for the curry naan wrap, get two chocolates and maybe splurge on a fancy water. Great 20 quid London meal compared to sit down restaurants
Genuinely this is excellent value - you wouldn't get any of the salads or wraps for less than that
That kid is sniffing my arse 😂🤣😂..Absolutely hilarious 😂🤣😂
'Harrison thinking up these elaborate video ideas just so he can take his boyfriend on dates.' 🤣😂 Best Comment Ever. Lol. Also, fantastic idea.
Not bad usually spend £95 plus but on bread, fresh dates, quail, calves liver, smoked bacon, mortadella, heritage tomatoes, or and tiramisu and crème brûlée enjoy
You have such a good energy. Subscribed.
i'm late to the vid but i think those cherrys were meant for baking or something. He did mention they were tart, could easily bring out the flavour if its baked in something
12.50 for that wrap is not bad at all considering you payed £20 for a hand full of cherry’s 😅
The counter guy at Harrods was very knowledgeable.
They all are. All the staff are excellent.
The one who completely described Rainier cherries incorrectly??? (they are much milder, not as sweet & IMHO bland). Because someone says something with authority, doesn't make them right. And that price was beyond insane! Wonder if cherries cost more across the pond or if that is a cray cray rip off. The good looking sammie was way cheaper, and not a bad price IMHO. Conversely, I bought 2lbs of Bing cherries at Costco today for $5.99
@@ellenw391 Maybe you just have a bad palette.
My wife and I went to London from Shanghai this summer and we were shocked that London is so so expensive now. The price of a decent hotel is easily over 500 pounds…and we took a Uber from the hotel we stayed where neared the Hyde park to gatswick costs us over 200 pounds😂. The only thing seems reasonable is our flight tickets which is 2500 pounds per person (business class), the only thing stay same as pre pandemic….
I visited Harrod’s recently and I loved the food court. I couldn’t make up my mind what to get.
Really enjoyed this video! Loving the content recently Harrison 👌
Awesome video idea, kind of want to try this during my next visit to London! 😂
If you want some amazing posh handmade choccies got to Fortnum & Mason. They are SO good. And if you’re heavily into tea, u have to check out that section - u can create your own blend.
The Harrods cafeteria is always a great deal in a pinch! ❤
Just found this channel and I can't stop watching!
lets goooo
HARRISON- people think im some sort of millionaire shopping here, the truth is im broke
I’m stunned Harrods now does self service lmao.
i just love your humourrrr😂
This was hilarious. I’ve only been once I got some Jam dear.😊
Your salmon box reminded me very much of Itsu, a Japanese chain casual diner and to go, only they are a bit cheaper, if any of your viewers like that sort of healthy box lunch, and are in London, I'd recommend them for sushi, teriyaki and mochi desserts.
My grandfather thought Harrods was vulgar lol, he was from an upper middle class family and on business travel would only visit Fortnums, their food department, and he'd bring back their teas and biscuits etc, and we'd get Fortnums hampers at Xmas.
Too packed for me in there, but it looked delicious, well laid out but quite touristy, and heavy food.
Really enjoying your content, as a foodie!
I've shopped there when we were tourists.
As expensive as it was, it was cheaper than buying in a restaurant amd Soo much better!
That salmon bowl looked delicious.
if u live in london and order on uber eats or even shop local, the prices from harrods seem to be not that far off, i thought it would be more tbh
The exchange rate to Danish kroner is pretty high with nearly nine kroner to a pound. That makes the prices he is quoting insanely high for those products.
Lol , Harrod's reminds me of Mr Bean placing a dummy in a sleeping bag and than popping the balloons thereby scaring the elders who were in the line for christmass sale if i remember, hilarious.
I stayed next to Harrods for more than a week after not being in UK for two decades. Every afternoon would go into the food department about 4+ and look for dinner. The sausage rolls were excellent and the freshly roasted poussins so succulent and tasty that you just have to attack it with all ten fingers😂 the Indian food department was not yet helmed by the Michelin star restaurant and it wasn't great, nor was the Chinese much good. But yah, it was just one cavernous room after another of temptations! You did well, resisting at only £100+😂
I like buying food from Harrods from time to time. Salmon cakes and creme brulee are my favorites 😊
I loved this, next time in Harrods I am getting salmon salad. £9 is not bad.
I'm fairly sure those cherries are mainly used as a compote and not eaten straight up
2:06 alrightttt 😭😭
Finally hit the subscribe after watching a bunch of your very interesting videos 🙂
I have bought a nightie in Harrods. It was from Louis Feraud, and it costed me whopping £159.
Great video dude and really entertaining and funny. The crazy thing is that people will pay that much for the food but the other thing is that all the food is gone to expire soon. So the £400 lamb suitcase if nobody buys it is a real waste. But it’s good that what you got was worth it.
I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the kislux leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.
You don't die if you eat a cherry pit. Cyanide is in peach and/or apricot pits, not cherry. Great video. Love Harrods.
That garlic naan wrap looked amazing! I hate being gluten free sometimes 😂
I’m honestly enjoying his vids so much! ❤
Like Harrods as a treat the Sourdough is great usually buy are fresh date, Sourdough, Streaky bacon, quail, tomatoes, mortadella, ham and some desert - usually on last day before train back home - bill around £65 to 85
The chicken gai-oza blud lool
If I don’t scan the wrap is it free haha
Really interesting to see, that water bottle tho us pretty dope
i love to go and pick food from there and have a picnic at hyde park its always my summer ritual!!!