Harrods appears to be sticking to the less-is-more approach with its Online Shopping section. A small selection of items are offered under each section, which are labelled rather haphazardly: Christmas gifts, ladies', men's, children's, home and entertaining, food and hampers, and price reductions. Each online item has been carefully selected to represent an appetizer of the extensive array of luxury items available in-store. Still speciality items are promoted throughout the site, so if you were to click on the particularly eye-catching Natura Bisse, an anti-aging serum at £200, you'd immediately find the bottle with a little basket to conveniently make a purchase.

The Store Guide offers an impressive reminder of how large Harrods is. A map of each floor (seven in all) is provided with location details for escalators, nearest tube and department. A tiny image is provided for each, which, when enlarged, provides a photo and information on what's in the range and what the shopping environment is like. This section also provides a complete A-Z guide of each department. In addition to the myriad services and products, Harrods has 22 restaurants. These range from the Café & Creperie to a tapas restaurant and oyster bar.