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r British High Streets
British High Streets are becoming very similar these days. In the past there were a lot of small shops but now these small private shops are disappearing. Now big shops which belong to large companies are more common.
In a typical British High Street you can find a Chemist's, often called Boots. In Boots you can of course buy medicines but you can also buy other things, like perfume, cameras, film, CDs and radios.
In most High Streets there is also a department store, for example Marks & Spencer's or Littlewoods;
a stationer's and a newsagent's, like WH Smith's; banks like Barclays, NatWest, Lloyds and music
shops like Our Price Records. There is usually a post
office in every town, although the smaller post offices
now also sell newspapers and stationery.
The most common supermarkets are Sainsbury's,
Waitrose and Tesco. And of course in nearly every town, like all over the world, there are fast food
restaurants like McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken
and Wendy.
There are also a lot of foreign restaurants: Indian, Chinese, Mexican, Greek, Italian and French restaurants are all common but there are not many
British restaurants. You can eat English food in most
pubs. Every town or village in Britain has at least one pub!