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London's Shops 

Camden

Camden

Food

Independent

Honey & Co.

Middle Eastern pantry goods, baked items, and cookbooks from the acclaimed restaurant team.

Founded in 2012, it celebrates home cooking, hospitality, and culinary storytelling. Its philosophy blends warmth, authenticity, and craft.

Carnaby Street

68 Regent St

Restaurants

Independent

Hotel Café Royal

While primarily a luxury hotel, its street-level boutiques like Cakes & Bubbles by Albert Adrià offer world-class patisserie and gourmet experiences.

Opened in 1865, it was the legendary haunt of Oscar Wilde and David Bowie, serving as the cultural heart of Regent Street for over 150 years.

Covent Garden

Monmouth Street

Restaurants

Chain

Hotel Chocolat

A luxury British chocolatier and cocoa grower offering high-end gift boxes, Bean to Bar experiences, and a café serving indulgent hot chocolates and cacao-infused snacks.

Founded in 2004, the brand is unique for owning its own cocoa plantation in Saint Lucia, allowing it to control the quality and ethics of its chocolate.

Westfield Stratford

Lower Ground

Food

Chain

Hotel Chocolat

Luxury British chocolatier specializing in high-cocoa treats.

A high-traffic unit known for its signature Ice Cream of the Gods.

Westfield London

Anchor

Department Store

Chain

House of Fraser

A heritage British department store offering premium brands and beauty.

A key anchor for the southern end of the White City mall.

Westfield London

The Village

Accessories

Chain

Hublot

Swiss watch brand known for the Art of Fusion and bold design.

A high-profile addition to the mall's luxury watch wing.

Westfield Stratford

The Village

Clothes

Chain

Hugo Boss

German luxury brand specializing in sharp tailoring and premium leisurewear.

A long-standing resident of the Stratford premium zone.

Hammersmith & Fulham

Hammersmith & Fulham

Books

Independent

Hurlingham Books

Large second‑hand bookshop offering eclectic stock, rare finds, and affordable reading across all genres.

Founded in 1960, Hurlingham Books is one of London’s largest used‑book warehouses. Its philosophy embraces serendipity, recycling, and the democratic availability of literature. It supplies film sets, collectors, and everyday readers with equal enthusiasm.

Westfield London

Westfield Square

Shops

Chain

IKEA

A specialized, smaller-format urban IKEA focusing on city living.

A landmark 2022 opening that brought furniture retail to the mall.

Westfield London

The Village

Accessories

Chain

IWC Schaffhausen

Swiss luxury watch brand specializing in pilot's watches.

A prominent destination for technical and prestige horology.

Battersea Power Station

Turbine Hall A

Accessories

Chain

IWC Schaffhausen

Luxury Swiss mechanical watches known for their precision engineering, featuring iconic collections like the Pilot’s Watch and Portugieser, crafted with a focus on durability and timeless technical design.

Founded in 1868 by an American watchmaker in Switzerland, IWC (International Watch Co.) combines American production methods with Swiss craftsmanship to create world-class timepieces.

Pavilion Road

166 Pavilion Rd

Cafes

Independent

Ice Cream Union

A specialist parlor selling artisanal ice cream made with natural ingredients. Flavors range from traditional vanilla to inventive honeycomb and seasonal fruit sorbets.

Originally a supplier to London’s top chefs, this retail site allows the public to buy the same high-grade ice cream found in Michelin-starred dining rooms.

Westfield London

Lower Ground

Food

Chain

Ichiba

Europe's largest Japanese food hall, including a ramen bar and sake shop.

Launched as the centerpiece of the 2018 White City expansion.

Westfield London

First Floor

Clothes

Chain

Intimissimi

Italian lingerie brand known for sophisticated silk and lace designs.

A key part of the mall's premium intimates and loungewear mix.

Westfield London

Lower Ground

Food

Chain

Itsu

Asian-inspired healthy food with a focus on fresh fish.

A high-performing unit located near the mall's main station.

Westfield Stratford

Lower Ground

Restaurants

Chain

Itsu

Asian-inspired healthy fast food focusing on sushi, salads, and miso.

A primary destination for the lunch-on-the-go crowd.

Kings Road

197 King's Rd

Food

Chain

Ivy Chelsea Garden

A lavish British brasserie featuring a world-famous floral facade and a secret, sprawling garden terrace. It offers all-day dining from breakfast to cocktails in an opulent, botanical-themed setting.

Located in a grand Grade II listed building that has been a Chelsea social anchor for over a century. It was transformed into its current garden format in 2015.

Covent Garden

St Martin's Court

Restaurants

Chain

J.Sheekey

A legendary seafood restaurant and oyster bar with a distinctive red frontage, serving the finest Atlantic fish and shellfish to the West End’s theater elite.

Opened in 1893, Josef Sheekey was granted the right to sell fish in the court by Lord Salisbury, provided he kept the quality fit for the gentry.

Westfield Stratford

First Floor

Clothes

Chain

JD Sports

Major sports-fashion retailer offering a vast wall of trainers and streetwear.

The King of Trainers serves as a major draw for youth fashion.

Westfield London

Ground Floor

Clothes

Chain

Jack Wills

British heritage brand focusing on collegiate-style fashion.

A core part of the Great British fashion mix in the centre.

Bond Street

13 Old Bond St

Jewellery

Chain

Jaeger-LeCoultre

A prestigious Swiss watchmaker's boutique, famous for the Reverso watch. It offers a Manifattura experience where customers can learn about the 1,200+ calibers they have created.

Known as the Watchmaker's Watchmaker, the brand has occupied this site to serve collectors who appreciate the deep technical heritage of the Vallee de Joux.

Westfield London

The Village

Accessories

Chain

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Renowned Swiss watchmaker known for the iconic Reverso.

A key tenant in the mall's dedicated watch district.

Fulham Road

533 Fulham Rd

Food

Chain

Jak's

A relaxed Mediterranean-inspired cafe and deli selling fresh salads, home-cooked meats, and juices. It features a rustic, shabby-chic interior with communal tables and a very casual, friendly vibe.

Jak's began as a small organic deli and expanded rapidly due to its home-from-home feel. It is a cornerstone of the Fulham Road social scene, favored by young professionals.

Elizabeth Street

50-52 Elizabeth St

Shops

Chain

Jeroboams

A luxury wine and spirits merchant selling a curated selection of fine wines, vintage champagnes, and artisanal cheeses. They offer expert cellar advice and specialized tasting events for local collectors.

Since 1985, Jeroboams has served the residents of Belgravia as a local vintner, preserving the tradition of the neighborhood merchant while providing access to some of the world's rarest bottles.

Battersea Power Station

Turbine Hall B

Clothes

Chain

Jigsaw

Contemporary British fashion offering elevated designs, premium fabrics, and unique prints for women, focusing on timeless pieces that prioritize style over trends and celebrate individual creative expression.

Founded in 1970, Jigsaw was one of the first brands to bring high-end boutique design to the British high street, maintaining a reputation for quality and artistic integrity.

Covent Garden

Floral Street

Clothes

Chain

Jigsaw

A contemporary British fashion brand offering stylish, high-quality clothing for women with a focus on great fabrics and design.

Jigsaw has been a fixture of the British high street since 1970, known for its creative, artistic approach to seasonal fashion.

Coal Drops Yard

Kings Boulevard

Clothes

Chain

Jigsaw

British fashion brand focusing on artistic prints and quality tailoring.

A long-standing resident of the King's Cross retail estate.

Westfield London

Ground Floor

Clothes

Chain

Jigsaw

Artistic British fashion brand focusing on high-quality fabrics.

A long-standing tenant known for its creative store interiors.

Westfield London

The Village

Accessories

Chain

Jimmy Choo

High-end designer footwear and fashion accessories.

A long-term staple of the centre’s luxury retail circuit.

Elizabeth Street

42 Elizabeth St

Cosmetics

Independent

Jo Loves

A luxury fragrance boutique selling innovative colognes, candles, and body products. It features a Fragrance Tapas bar where customers can experience scents through creative, sensory-driven demonstrations and pairings.

Launched in 2011 by Jo Malone CBE after she sold her eponymous brand. The shop occupies the very same building where Jo began her career as a florist decades earlier.

Battersea Power Station

Turbine Hall B

Cosmetics

Chain

Jo Malone London

British lifestyle fragrances ranging from bespoke colognes and bath products to scented candles, famous for their elegant packaging and the philosophy of scent layering and personalization.

Founded in London in 1990, the brand became a global sensation for its unexpected ingredient combinations and was later acquired by Estée Lauder.

Sloane Square

Duke of York Square

Cosmetics

Chain

Jo Malone London

A flagship boutique for British fragrance, selling signature colognes, luxury candles, and bath products. It features a Tasting Bar where customers can enjoy relaxing hand and arm massages.

Founded in 1994, the brand revolutionized the perfume industry with its scent pairing philosophy. This branch is a central fixture of the pedestrianized Duke of York Square retail development.

Westfield London

Ground Floor

Cosmetics

Chain

Jo Malone London

Prestige British fragrance house for scents and home candles.

A centerpiece of the mall's premium beauty and gifting zone.

Westfield London

First Floor

Food

Chain

Joe & The Juice

Danish-born juice bar and cafe known for high-energy music.

A massive draw for the mall's younger, health-conscious crowd.

Covent Garden

2 Burleigh St (Exeter St)

Restaurants

Independent

Joe Allen

A legendary theatrical American brasserie selling classic burgers, steaks, and a secret off-menu chili. It is known for its brick-walled interior lined with posters of Broadway stars.

First opened in 1977, Joe Allen became the canteen for the West End’s acting community. It moved slightly from its original site but maintains its status as a theatreland icon.

Westfield Stratford

Anchor

Department Store

Chain

John Lewis & Partners

Vast flagship department store for fashion, home, and tech with a premium beauty hall.

Original anchor for the 2011 Stratford launch.

Westfield London

Anchor

Department Store

Chain

John Lewis & Partners

Flagship department store that redefined the centre's 2018 extension.

A 230,000 sq ft space focusing on premium home and style.

Savile Row

88 Jermyn St

Accessories

Chain

John Lobb

A world-renowned bootmaker selling the finest ready-to-wear leather shoes and loafers. (The bespoke service is located nearby at St James's St). They represent the pinnacle of English shoemaking.

Founded in 1849, John Lobb became the premier shoemaker to European royalty. This Jermyn Street branch brings their heritage of impeccable quality to a wider range of international clientele.

Kensington & Chelsea

Kensington & Chelsea

Shops

Independent

John Sandoe Books

Independent literary bookshop offering fiction, biography, history, and beautifully produced editions in a characterful multi‑room townhouse setting.

Founded in 1957, John Sandoe Books is a London literary institution. Its philosophy blends deep knowledge, personal service, and a commitment to high‑quality publishing. It remains fiercely independent and a favourite of writers, editors, and collectors.

Savile Row

55 Jermyn St

Clothes

Chain

John Smedley

A heritage knitwear boutique selling world-class fine-gauge wool and Sea Island cotton sweaters, polo shirts, and cardigans. Their garments are known for their incredible softness and longevity.

The world’s oldest continually operating manufacturing factory, founded in Derbyshire in 1784. This flagship brings their 200-year history of British textile excellence to the heart of St James's.

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