London's Shops 

Founded in 1797, they have held Royal Warrants since the reign of Queen Victoria. They are widely regarded as the UK’s leading authority on fine cheese and heritage.

Founded in 2010 by pastry chef Peggy Porschen, the parlour became a global sensation, credited with sparking the pink cafe trend that has since spread across the international specialty bakery scene.

A key part of the mall's shift toward tech-led wellness retail.

Peloton’s arrival on the King's Road reflects the street's modern evolution into a wellness and lifestyle hub, catering to the affluent, health-conscious residents of the Royal Borough of Chelsea.

Founded in 1870, the brand holds multiple Royal Warrants and is famous for its distinctively elegant glass bottles with bow ties.

Founded in 1870 by William Penhaligon, who began as a barber to the royals, the brand holds multiple Royal Warrants and is famous for its distinct glass bottles.

Founded in 1870 by William Penhaligon, who became the Royal Court Barber, the brand holds multiple Royal Warrants and is famous for its distinctively elegant glass bottles.

Founded by Lyn Harris (formerly of Miller Harris), this brand focuses on the artistry of perfume-making. It highlights the street's reputation for niche, artisan-led luxury and olfactory expertise.

Founded in 1999, Persephone Books revived overlooked female authors and built a devoted readership. Its philosophy centres on literary recovery, elegant design, and feminist cultural preservation. The shop functions as both publisher and bookseller, maintaining a quiet, thoughtful atmosphere.

Established in 1969, the gallery has grown from a Chelsea market stall to one of the most respected names in the rare book world, opening this flagship to house its extensive collections.

Founded by Peter Jones in 1877, it joined the John Lewis Partnership in 1914. It remains the only branch in the group to keep its original founder's name by royal request.

The brand brought the Richmond countryside to the city in 2017, creating a 16,000 sq ft sanctuary of food, nature, and art.

Born from a local plant nursery in Richmond, the brand expanded to Covent Garden in 2017 to bring its unique blend of nature, art, and fine dining.

A primary destination for wedding and event shopping.

Developed to bring the real everyday flavors of Bangkok’s taxi drivers and street markets to London, focusing on the punchy, un-compromised spice levels of Northeastern Thailand.

Philip Treacy, perhaps the most famous milliner in the world, established this boutique to showcase his wearable art, maintaining a close link to the neighborhood's high-fashion and aristocratic heritage.

A key part of the mall's diverse international dining mix.

A boutique destination for fine horology and design.

A boutique addition to the mall's high-end food offering.

Founded by the World Pastry Champion in 1995, Marcolini is one of the few chocolatiers to roast his own cocoa beans, bringing a bean-to-bar luxury experience to Marylebone Village.

Founded in the late 1980s by Pietro Negra and Cristina Rubini, Pinko is a global brand that focuses on femininity, innovation, and a fast-paced approach to luxury.

Part of the 3 Henrietta Street hub, Pivot represents the vision of Chef Mark Greenaway, who sought to bring high-end Scottish and British culinary techniques to the piazza edge.

A high-traffic unit that has anchored the mall since 2008.

Features arcade machines and a high-energy dining space.

Two brothers began their journey by driving a three-wheeled van across Italy to learn pizza-making. This branch is one of their most iconic permanent London homes.

The first site outside Paris for the legendary bakery founded by Pierre Poilâne in 1932. It brought the authentic, rustic taste of Saint-Germain-des-Prés to the heart of London's Belgravia.

A boutique automotive experience in the mall's premium zone.

The store captures the Ivy League aesthetic of the brand, complete with wood-paneled walls and equestrian-themed decor.

Brought massive crowds to Stratford during its 2023 opening.

Founded in 2005, Postcard Teas transformed London’s tea culture by championing micro‑producers. Its philosophy values transparency, sustainability, and long‑term relationships with growers.

Brings a West-End luxury experience to the Stratford Village.

Founded in 1913 as a leather goods shop in Milan, Prada transformed into a global fashion powerhouse in the 1970s. This branch is its premier Mayfair flagship.

Founded in 2009, the shop celebrates order, geometry, and playful design. Its philosophy blends functionality with visual delight.

Founded in 2009, it blends classic style with modern design.

An essential anchor for healthy, quick-service dining.

An essential anchor for budget-conscious shoppers in Stratford.

Founded by former fashion editor Anna Laub, Prism brought a specialized, high-fashion beachwear focus to the street, blending technical optical expertise with a glamorous, travel-oriented retail concept.

Born out of a desire to bring the traditional neighborhood butcher back to London, this shop focuses on transparency in the supply chain and exceptional quality.

A key component of the mall's diverse fashion ecosystem.

A high-energy unit that draws a younger, trend-led crowd.