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Bicester Village Outlet
Newest Review: ... to Bicester North via Chiltern Lines and then a bus connects you. There is a lot of parking, but beware that on busy bank holiday weekends even that gets very full. The village has a ton of shops, but mostly high end outlets such as Monsoon, Jigsaw, Jimmy Choo, Bally, Churchs Shoes, MaxMara etc, and very few high street stores, so although you will save money you'll end up spending big. The ... more  ... village is set around one main 'high street' and a few smaller side streets of shops. There are a couple of food outlets, with Pret a Manger the main one - hence why it is usually mobbed in there. Great place to grab a bargain, however it is outdoors...more |
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Bicester Village Outlet: Bargains, but from pricey labels (166 words)
by ksb76 - written on 01.07.08 (Useful, 32 readings)
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This outlet is located in Bicester, a couple of miles off the M40 and very easy to get to by car, but not quite so by public transport - train to Bicester North via Chiltern Lines and then a bus connects you. There is a lot of parking, but beware that on busy bank holiday weekends even that gets very full. The village has a ton of shops, but mostly high end outlets such as Monsoon, Jigsaw, Jimmy Choo, Bally, Churchs Shoes, MaxMara etc, and very few high street stores, so although you will save money you'll end up spending big. The village is set around one main 'high street' and a few smaller side streets of shops. There are a couple of food outlets, with Pret a Manger ...
