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Big changes at South West shopping centre

A popular discount outlet shopping centre is set to welcome a host of new additions, including fresh dining options and retail outlets. Clarks Village in Street, Somerset, home to more than 90 designer and high street brands, as well as a diverse array of food and drink establishments, is gearing up for significant changes.

2023 marked the 30th anniversary of Clarks Village, which has been a pioneer in UK shopping since it introduced the outlet concept to British consumers in 1993, inspiring a trend of similar developments nationwide. Situated fewer than 15 miles from the M5, the destination continues to attract shoppers from far and wide.




Chris Davis, the Centre Director of Clarks Village, expressed his excitement about the upcoming openings: “After months of speculation, we can officially confirm Wagamama is coming to Clarks Village along with four other fantastic new openings. There’s already been a buzz of excitement from guests and we can’t wait to showcase these brands as they open their doors in the coming weeks alongside our established favourites.”

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He added: “While the British weather may be interchangeable, with five new brands and more on the way, we’re in for a very hot summer at Clarks Village.”

The list of five major updates to Clarks Village includes the arrival of Slim Chickens, reports Somerset Live.

Slim Chickens, a popular chicken chain, is gearing up to open its first restaurant in Somerset, promising free chicken for the first 30 customers. The former Gourmet Burger Kitchen branch in Clarks Village’s Restaurant Terrace is currently being transformed into the new Slim Chickens outlet.

The American-style eatery specialises in fresh, buttermilk tenders, Honey barbecue sandwiches and Buffalo wings cooked to order. It also offers a selection of 15 handmade dipping sauces, wraps, salads, sides, vegetarian plant-based options and milkshakes.

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