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Luton is one of the UK’s largest towns, and also has one of the most vibrant multicultural communities in the country. Luton also boasts a range of eateries from friendly family village pubs to cosmopolitan restaurants |
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Local Amenities near to Luton ... |
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Right at the heart of the town, the Arndale shopping centre has 130 stores ranging from high street favourites to smaller specialist shops. Big names include Debenhams, Littlewoods, Woolworths, Boots, BhS. The surrounding traditional shopping streets perfectly complement the Centre and act as yet another testament to the town’s diversity.
A range of eateries are available with friendly family village pubs, inns and teashops serving homemade food often made with locally produced ingredients where some places still serve the traditional ‘Bedfordshire Clanger’ a pasty shaped pie with a savoury filling at one end and sweet at the other! Alternatively, there is the cosmopolitan atmosphere and aromas of international cuisine in the towns of Bedford, Luton and Dunstable. |
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Shopping |
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| Britain's most famous store and possibly the most famous store in the world, Harrods features on many tourist 'must-see' lists - and with good reason. Its humble beginnings date back to 1849, when Henry Charles Harrod opened a small grocery shop that emphasised impeccable service over value. |
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| Centre Management Office, 37 Arndale Centre, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 2LJ |
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| T: +44 (0) 1582 412 636 |
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| F: +44 (0) 1582 405 014 |
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| E: info@lutonarndale.co.uk |
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| One of the oldest and most famous stores in Piccadilly, this fine food emporium was opened by Messrs Fortnum and Mason in 1705. Much patronised by the aristocracy over the years, and still purveyor of food and wine to the Royal Family, Fortnum's is a must-see for anyone visiting London. |
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| West One Shopping Centre is situated in the heart of the West End in Oxford Street. Open seven days a week for your enjoyment. Situated above Bond Street underground station; making it the perfect place to meet friends for shopping and a quick lunch. |
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75 Davies Street,
London, W1K 5JN |
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Eating Out |
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| In the evenings, approach this restaurant through the fountained courtyard of Somerset House to get yourself in the mood for a magical meal. The Admiralty is expensive, but for an indulgent treat and particularly to impress a loved one there are few better places. |
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| Somerset House, The Strand, London, WC2R 1LA |
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| T: + 44 (0) 20 7845 4646 |
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| The Savoy Grill virtually never closes. Furthermore, the simple but perfectly sourced, steak meals are the ideal restorative after a hard party the night before, and their barman makes one of the best Bloody Mary's in the world. |
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| The Savoy Hotel, Strand, London, WC2R 0BP |
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| T: +44 (0) 20 7420 2065 |
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| This beautiful hotel hidden away in Mayfair is famous for its Art Deco interior, world class accommodation and restaurants. Recent refurbishments have increased its international appeal and it is worth the price of afternoon tea just to sneak a peek at the spruced-up Foyer and Reading Rooms. Gentlemen |
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| Brook Street, London, W1A 2JQ |
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| T: +44 (0) 20 7629 8860 |
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