London's Shops
Marylebone
31 Marylebone High St
Food
Independent
31 Below
A relaxed all-day neighborhood cafe and bar selling healthy brunch plates, artisan coffee, and evening cocktails in a rustic, plant-filled basement and ground-floor space.
Created as a home away from home for Marylebone locals, 31 Below focuses on community and comfort, offering a versatile space for working, socializing, or casual dining.
Savile Row
45 Jermyn St
Cafes
Independent
45 Jermyn St.
A glamorous, modern British brasserie selling everything from caviar and flambéed dishes to high-end breakfasts. Its distinctive orange-and-blue decor provides a vibrant contrast to the street.
Owned by the neighboring Fortnum & Mason, this site was reimagined in 2015 to provide a more contemporary, all-day dining experience that bridges the gap between old and new.
Battersea Power Station
Turbine Hall B
Clothes
Chain
A.P.C.
Minimalist French ready-to-wear featuring clean lines, high-quality raw denim jeans, and understated chic apparel for men and women who appreciate timeless Parisian style and premium essential wardrobe staples.
Founded in Paris in 1987 by Jean Touitou, the brand rose to fame by reacting against the era's flashy fashion with simple, well-tailored Atelier de Production et de Création garments.
Covent Garden
Floral Street
Clothes
Chain
A.P.C.
French fashion brand known for its minimalist, ready-to-wear clothing and raw denim jeans that focus on clean lines and high-quality utility.
Founded in Paris in 1987, A.P.C. (Atelier de Production et de Création) rose to fame by avoiding the flashy logos of the 80s in favor of simple, chic essentials.
Battersea Power Station
Turbine Hall A
Clothes
Chain
Abercrombie & Fitch
Premium lifestyle apparel including high-quality denim and elevated basics designed for men and women seeking a classic American aesthetic with a modern, sophisticated, and comfortable daily twist.
Founded in 1892 as an outdoor specialty shop, the brand evolved into a global fashion powerhouse, later pivoting toward inclusivity and diversity in the early 2020s.
Covent Garden
26 Southampton St
Cafes
Independent
Abuelo
An Australian-meets-South American coffee house selling produce-led food, specialty coffee, and organic cakes. It features a cozy, rustic interior with a large communal kitchen table feel.
Founded by a family with roots in the coffee industries of Australia and Argentina, Abuelo (meaning grandfather) focuses on ethics, sustainability, and high-quality, home-style culinary hospitality.
Battersea Power Station
Turbine Hall B
Accessories
Chain
Ace + Tate
Thoughtfully designed eyewear including prescription glasses and sunglasses with a focus on sustainable materials, offering high-quality optical services and contemporary frames at a transparent and accessible price point.
Founded in Amsterdam in 2013, the brand disrupted the eyewear industry by offering stylish, in-house designed frames directly to consumers, emphasizing environmental responsibility and circular retail models.
Battersea Power Station
Turbine Hall B
Clothes
Chain
Adidas
A massive performance flagship featuring the latest in sports technology, sustainable athletic footwear, and the Originals lifestyle range, including specialized gear for running, football, and professional training.
Founded in Germany in 1949 by Adi Dassler, the brand with the three stripes has grown into a global leader in sports innovation and iconic street-culture fashion.
Covent Garden
Market Building
Clothes
Chain
Adolfo Dominguez
Spanish fashion brand offering high-end, artistic apparel for men and women with a focus on loose silhouettes and natural fabrics.
A pioneer of Spanish author fashion, this boutique brings a touch of Galician elegance to the historic market halls.
Battersea Power Station
Turbine Hall A
Cosmetics
Chain
Aesop
Luxury skin, hair, and body care formulations created with meticulous attention to detail, using plant-based and laboratory-made ingredients of the highest quality for a refined daily routine.
Established in Melbourne in 1987, Aesop has grown into a global icon of minimalist luxury, known for its sustainable philosophy and uniquely designed retail spaces.
Sloane Square
Duke of York Square
Cosmetics
Chain
Aesop
A minimalist Australian skincare boutique selling plant-based products for skin, hair, and body. The store is famous for its unique interior design, featuring a clay-toned, sculptural industrial aesthetic.
Aesop is known for never designing two stores the same way. This branch reflects the sophisticated, design-conscious nature of Chelsea residents and the global reputation of the Duke of York Square.
Covent Garden
King Street
Cosmetics
Chain
Aesop
A meticulously designed apothecary offering luxury plant-based skin, hair, and body care formulations within a stunningly textured and minimalist interior.
Established in Melbourne in 1987, Aesop is famous for its sustainable ethos and for creating unique store designs that reflect the architectural history of the local neighborhood.
Covent Garden
Monmouth Street
Cosmetics
Chain
Aesop
A boutique apothecary offering luxury skin and body care in a uniquely designed space that features local architectural influences.
Known for never having two stores look the same, this Monmouth Street branch is a masterpiece of minimalist, tactile design.
Marylebone
40-41 Marylebone High St
Clothes
Chain
Agnès B.
A chic French boutique selling timeless, understated fashion for men and women. It is famous for its snap-button cardigans, striped tops, and its commitment to European manufacturing and arts.
The French designer opened this boutique to reflect the area’s sophisticated, slightly bohemian French community. The store maintains a gallery-like feel, often supporting local film and photography projects.
Hackney
Hackney
Shops
Independent
Aida
Independent fashion, homeware, and lifestyle goods with Scandinavian and East London influences.
Founded in 2012, Aida blends retail with café culture, emphasising community, creativity, and slow fashion. Its philosophy centres on thoughtful curation and independent makers.
Marylebone
36 Marylebone High St
Cosmetics
Independent
Ainsworths
A traditional homeopathic pharmacy selling natural remedies, essential oils, and specialized health products. They are known for their expert consultations and historical apothecary atmosphere.
Holding Royal Warrants to both HM The Queen and King Charles III, Ainsworths has been a pillar of the Marylebone medical community since 1978, specializing in traditional and natural medicine.
Bond Street
27 Old Bond St
Clothes
Chain
Alexander McQueen
A creative, nature-inspired flagship selling avant-garde British luxury fashion, known for its dramatic tailoring and sculptural accessories across a beautifully designed three-floor space.
Opened in 2019, this store was designed under the direction of Sarah Burton to showcase the brand's commitment to craftsmanship, including a dedicated educational space.
Covent Garden
19 Henrietta St
Bars
Chain
All Bar One
A modern, high-energy bar selling a wide range of cocktails, wines, and tapas-style sharing plates. It is a popular spot for after-work drinks and pre-theatre social gatherings.
Housed in a grand 19th-century building, this branch was one of the early arrivals that helped transition Henrietta Street from its industrial past into a modern social destination.
Hackney
Hackney
Shops
Independent
Ally Capellino
High‑quality bags and accessories made from durable materials with minimalist British design.
Founded in 1980, Ally Capellino built a reputation for understated craftsmanship and ethical production. Its philosophy emphasises longevity, sustainability, and quiet design integrity.
Carnaby Street
7 Newburgh St
Clothes
Independent
American Classics
A specialist in American and Japanese heritage clothing, selling premium selvedge denim, rugged workwear, and authentic vintage-inspired apparel for the discerning purist menswear enthusiast.
Originally established in Chelsea in 1981, this shop was the first to popularize vintage 501s in London. It moved to Newburgh Street to join the area's heritage menswear community.
