AROUND TOWN
Rediscover Atkinsons
Amidst the recent regeneration to revitalise The Moor into Sheffield’s vibrant retail quarter, the family-owned department store, Atkinsons, continues to stand the test of time.
Building on its traditions and 145 year history, Atkinsons has undergone developments of its own to bring its family values in line with modern shopping needs to secure a bright future.
Known for its vast range of departments, Atkinsons is brimming with quality products from well-loved brands.
Along with reputable, quality designs from sofa specialists G-Plan, Alstons and Parker Knoll, Atkinsons also stock a range of modern dining and occasional furniture to brighten up your living space. From contemporary gloss units to extending solid wood dining tables with stylish chairs, accessories your space with their collection of cushions, rugs and lighting.
Started up by draper, John Atkinson, in 1872, Atkinsons is renowned for its made to measure soft furnishing service, with everything from curtains and blinds to handmade bedspreads.
With knowledgeable staff at every corner, let them help you choose those hard to buy items such as beds and mattresses. In a dreamy world of ever-changing sleep system technology, you’ll sleep easy each night knowing Atkinsons have helped you find the right new bed for you from the likes of Sleepeezee and Harrison.
Don’t let your bedroom décor
snooze quite so soon – give it a new lease of life with charming bedding sets from V&A, inspired by the art and design museum’s past collections.
Along with appliances in every size from fridge freezers and washing machines to kettles and vacuums, visit the Cookshop for every gadget and gizmo you could think of to help make light work in the kitchen. They also have a health food area with nuts, seeds, grains and dried fruit plus foods for dietary intolerances.
If it’s time to restock your wardrobe ready for a new season, Atkinsons’ Leading Labels fashion collections house the likes of Pomodoro, Barbara Labek and Wallis, plus Hidepark genuine leather and tweed jackets.
For the ladies, add a country feel with Joules or a vintage vibe with White Stuff and their autumn styles. Or suit up for the men with modish Ben Sherman, Regatta and Weirdfish for the outdoor explorers, or Old Guys Rule t-shirts for men that just improve with age.
With shoes and accessories from Ruby Shoo and Lunar, Atkinsons also have a lingerie department to find the perfect fit by iconic brands such as Wonderbra, Charnos and Anita.
After an eventful shopping trip across the two-floor store, take a break from the bargains with a visit
to one of Atkinsons’ three eateries.
For hearty, homecooked mains, visit Atkinsons Restaurant for big breakfasts, roasts and pies, plus fresh fish and chips. If you love to lunch, take a seat in the stylish, contemporary tearoom, Angelica’s, for afternoon tea, light lunches and homemade quiche. Leave room for dessert, with apple pie, pecan tart and cheesecake on the menu. Or
go continental with Café Massarella and their delectable range of Italian focaccia Panini and dolci pastries with a coffee in the outdoor seating area.
Whether you’re discovering Atkinsons for the very first time or rediscovering it again after visits from yesteryear, there’s something for you and your home all under one roof.
Celebrating 145 years as Sheffield’s favourite family owned department store
Rediscover Atkinsons Fashion | Cosmetics | Homeware | Furniture | Gifts
Three restaurants throughout the store Each offering a different dining experience including lite bites, afternoon tea and homemade dishes of the day.
Open:
Monday to Saturday 9am-5.30pm
parking spaces
Over 400 on-site car
£1.40 per hour and 50p after 4pm and all day Sunday.
Sunday 10.30am-4pm
78-82 The Moor, Sheffield S1 3LT Tel: 0114 276 8811
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