S&P Gallery

Friendly staff, interested to talk about the displays and give you space to look in your own time

Contractors/marketers, this is my warning to you. I had to consistently stay in touch with the marketing director for 4 months before writing a review just like this one to get paid. They've asked me to delete it but instead will edit it to say they only paid me after excessive contacts and getting in touch with everyone besides the marketing director who sought out my services.

S&P gallery are con artists, do not invest with them. The whole thing is a complete scam. Warning you now DO NOT give them any of your money

Spoke with Gabriel Sparkes he is absolutely brilliant!!! From start to finish he has been incredibly transparent, wonderfully polite and this is the best investment I have ever made and believe me I have made a few as have a diversified portfolio

Do not share your details with them, they will continue to call you no matter how many times you ask to take your details off and will continue to pitch you in a format I can only imagine they learned from Wolf of Wall Street.

Loved my two visits at the gallery. Gorgeous art pieces, nice atmosphere and always someone around to tell you about the pieces and answer your questions.

I moved to the area recently and as a real art lover I found S&P a very welcoming environment where you can relax and enjoy art, amidst the hustle and bustle. I've since bought two pieces from curated art exhibitions and which you can find everything from classic artworks to modern day master pieces, original oil paintings, photography, mixed media, and limited editions, at prices to suit any budget. The gallery manager and team are real professionals and both passionate and knowledgeable about art, and are exceptionally helpful with any questions and queries.

Definition of miserable: 3 women sat behind a counter gazing aimlessly as you enter this shop.
The twaddle about investment "opportunity". Of course the default position is to blame the Pandemic. So when you told me business was fantastic, only one version can be true.
Get your address right at least. You are not in St George's Court, an elegant mansion block. You're next to a sandwich shop BELOW the flats.
As to the copies of photos , that's art? Sure. Right. In Bayswater on a Sunday maybe ...oh dear.