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Answer: LOVE IT! Try the thin crust!

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: London Street Grocery is a newsagents and grocers that really manages to hit both marks. I've complained several times about all newsagents being identical. Well London Street Grocers has its own atmosphere. This used to be my local shop. If I didn't have to do a big shop (at the nearby supermarkets) I would pop in here and get the essentials. They really do offer a great a range of fresh fruit and veg, and cheaper than supermarkets too. Frequently before big film nights I would drop by to get snacks, of which there always seemed to be something I wanted. The other nice thing about London Street Grocery is their surprising magazine collection. Apart from the usual "women's" 10p 'My husband gave birth to a ghost' titles and lad mags, they also stock more sophisticated titles like 'Wired' and current affairs journals. Staff are friendly too and prices across the range of stock remain competitive.

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As with last year, The Scarehouse didn't disappoint. While we did go early in the season to beat the rush that we had last year, anyone going to this attraction should budget a few hours. The lines can be long (but there is a well worth it VIP which does cut some time off your wait,) but you do get a solid 20-30 minute experience once inside. This is done right,in small groups going in, without a constant stream of people pushing behind you so as to miss the many details. The queue is clean and well put together, and as you snake in, it does build quite a bit of suspense. My final tip is to go the Turn Out The Lights this year, as last year it was the crowing glory of the haunt...with just a glowstick, it makes for a totally unique experience.