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Oxford Street

Oxford Street is famous the world-over for its vast array of shops and being on the Monopoly board next to (as in life) the more upmarket Bond Street and Regent Street. Shoppers flock to the 1.25 mile West London Street to make it Europe's busiest (which reaches fever pitch in the weeks leading up to Christmas). Of course, Christmas shoppers need sustenance and there is no shortage of eateries on and around Oxford Street. You could kill two birds with one stone and eat on the go or in a department store like Selfridges, John Lewis or the flagship M&S. Or, if you have a bit more time, try out one of the following...

Around the Tottenham Court/Charing Cross Road end of Oxford Street, you are only a 5 minute walk away from the heart of Soho. Hakkasan, Busaba Eathai and Bertorelli's remain very popular restaurants.

In the middle, near Oxford Circus and Bond Street tube stations are upmarket Mayfair restaurants such as Gordon Ramsay's at Claridges, Sketch and Rhodes W1.

And at the Marble Arch end we have Le Gavroche and Maze Grill plus all the Middle-Eastern delights of Edgware Road.