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High Street

Description: Sutton Town Centre, Sutton, Surrey.

Newest Review: ... of opticians including D&A, Boots, Specsavers and Vision Express. All major High Street banks appear on the high street too. There is the added bonus of having a big Asda at the bottom of the High Street and a Morrisons at the top of the High Street as well. There are two main shopping centres, the St Nicholas Centre and Times Square but St Nicholas Centre is much bigger with more choice ... more

... of stores. There are also a great selection of cafes (Poppins is very good...top end of high street) and places to eat as well as the standard coffee shops that feature in every major high street such as Starbucks. If you get a bit tired from traipsin...more

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High Street: Its uphill but it's worth it (469 words)
by - written on 20/11/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Okay, I have lived near to Sutton for over 15 years and love it. It isn't necessarily the best or biggest but there are plenty of pluses. The high street itself runs from the bottom of Sutton (found mostly by The Burger King), right up to the top of the hill where Sutton Mainline Railway Station is. From bottom to top probably takes around 15 minutes walking although it is uphill!!! Now for starters the shops themselves which are the highlight of most High Streets. The most popular well known fashion shops are there such as Debenhams (4 or 5 storey), Primark (2 storey), Next (2 storey), Top Shop, Burtons, Dorothy Perkins, M&S, BHS, Peacocks (a new store ... Read the complete review

London without the Rush (301 words)
by - written on 31/03/01 (Useful, 89 readings)
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Combining the ameneties and convenience of London with the relaxed atmosphere of a pedestrianised provincial town Sutton High Street is well stocked with most big name shops, cinema, supermarkets and coffee shops. We've lived near Sutton for 5 years now and have been using both Sutton and Croydon high streets throughout, to be honest we prefer Sutton. Lets start with the drawbacks - It closes at 4:00pm on a Sunday, it's on a gentle hill and can be steep and it goes decidedly downmarket at the bottom. Now thats over and done with... Parking is plentifull, easy and cheap - there is a small one way system in Sutton circling the ... Read the complete review

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