An everyday nightmare situation: it's late, the shops are shut, and you really need an ostrich steak, a bottle of Cristal and a hundred grammes of Sevruga Caviar. Well, now Harrod's Food Hall has opened a late-opening convenience shop, just opposite the department store, so you never need to miss out on those little luxuries again. A few major cornershop standards are missing: there's no Special Brew, cigarettes or pornography, for example. But you can still pop in here to pick up things like washing up gloves, or a pint of milk. Still, the focus is definitely on the top end of the market. A mini-branch of 'Yo! Sushi' in one corner, an in-store bakery, and a Chinese medicine section with walk-in massage and aromatherapy sessions mean that this is even posher than M & S. If the store is a success, they're planning to open branches on high streets throughout the country.
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England's most famous department store.
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Flamboyant, High Renaissance, Early Baroque Catholic church.
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The Park Manager,
The Ranger's Lodge,Mayfair,
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Central, sporty park.
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An everyday nightmare situation: it's late, the shops are shut, and you really need an ostrich steak, a bottle of Cristal and a hundred grammes of Sevruga Caviar. Well, now Harrod's Food Hall has opened a late-opening convenience shop, just opposite the department store, so you never need to miss out on those little luxuries again. A few major cornershop standards are missing: there's no Special Brew, cigarettes or pornography, for example. But you can still pop in here to pick up things like washing up gloves, or a pint of milk. Still, the focus is definitely on the top end of the market. A mini-branch of 'Yo! Sushi' in one corner, an in-store bakery, and a Chinese medicine section with walk-in massage and aromatherapy sessions mean that this is even posher than M & S. If the store is a success, they're planning to open branches on high streets throughout the country.
