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Rated in the top give UK shopping cities above places like Manchester and Liverpool, retail addicts are spoilt for choice in Nottingham, and with more than 300 places to eat and drink in Nottingham city centre alone. |
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Amenities in Nottingham... |
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Nottingham has always had a reputation as a top city for shopping, but over the past year Nottingham really has gone up a notch in the retail stakes. Paul Smith has gone back to his roots and opened his flagship store here. And Hugo Boss and Kurt Geiger have followed suit, both opening branches in Nottingham.
For food and drink, from award-winning vegetarian fast food at V1 to Michelin-starred opulence at Sat Bains, Nottingham’s eateries are varied enough to cater for every taste or pocket. Try classic French dining at La Toque in Beeston, pan-Asian fusion in the most stylish surrounds at Geisha in the Lace Market, or follow in the footsteps of Charles I at the Saracen’s Head in Southwell. |
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Shopping in Nottingham ... |
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| This large indoor mall is home to 120 shops and stores all under one roof, including anchor stores like John Lewis and House of Fraser, plus top High Street retailers such as Next and Boots. The centre also features food stalls, cafes, hairdressers and the popular Victoria Centre Market. |
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| Broadmarsh Shopping Centre |
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With over 80 stores, including Argos, Boots, BHS and the only city centre based HobbyCraft in the country, there’s something for all the family in this indoor mall.
From September, Broadmarsh will feature TK Maxx as its anchor store and it also has many independent stores. It even houses the entrance to the intriguing network of caves beneath the city centre. |
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Eating Out in Nottingham ... |
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Eating Out |
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| Georgetown is reminiscent of its colonial namesake, now known as Penang in Malaysia. The Irony is, of course, that they hark back to the 18th and 19th centuries when the British Empire was still growing - Georgetown Restaurants are so-called because Britain's first settlement in Malaya in 1787, founded by Sir Francis Light, was given the name in honour of the then King, George III. |
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| Colwick Hall, Colwick Park Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2 4BH |
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| T: +44 (0) 870 755 7756 |
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| F: +44 (0) 115 924 3797 |
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| The Bell Inn is a genuinely traditional 15th Century Inn, situated on the Old Market Square in the heart of the historic City of Nottingham. Drinking our high quality cask ales and eating our great food, the Bell Inn is a must for locals, tourists and students alike. |
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| 18 Angel Row, Nottingham, NG1 6HL |
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| T: +44 (0) 115 947 5241 |
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| F: +44 (0) 115 947 5241 |
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| www.thebell-inn.com |
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