London's Shops 

A 2024 addition catering to the urban fitness community.

Part of the UK's leading gallery group, Clarendon specializes in living art, bringing museum-quality works to accessible retail spaces for collectors and art enthusiasts alike.

An essential family anchor located in the kids' retail zone.

The restaurant is named after Bibendum (the Michelin Man). It has been a temple of fine dining since the 1980s, preserving the building’s original early-20th-century automotive heritage.

The building opened in 1911 as Michelin's UK headquarters. It was transformed into a restaurant by Sir Terence Conran in 1987, becoming a landmark for global fine dining.

Founded in 1851, it is London’s oldest garden centre. Its philosophy blends horticultural expertise with elegant outdoor living.

A long-standing anchor in the mall's gifting and card zone.

Inspired by the country inns of Provence, this restaurant has become a legendary destination for proposals and celebrations, maintaining a reputation for exceptional wine and intimate service.

Founded in the 1980s, Cloth House built a reputation for sourcing ethical, beautifully made fabrics. Its philosophy values craftsmanship, sustainability, and tactile creativity. It serves designers, students, and home makers seeking distinctive materials.

Founded by Meriel Armitage, it began as a street-food favorite before opening this permanent site to prove that plant-based food can be bold, indulgent, and rebellious.

Founded in 2018, Clutch Café grew from a respected magazine. Its philosophy champions craftsmanship, authenticity, and the culture of Japanese workwear.

Founded in 1941 as a family-run workshop in a Manhattan loft, this store represents the brand's 21st-century transformation into a global fashion powerhouse.

Inspired by the great boulevard cafes of France, Colbert is the primary social hub where Sloane Street meets Sloane Square, popular with the theatre crowd.

Founded in 1989 with a mission to find the perfect bed sheet, this family-run brand has become a High Street staple for those seeking classic, high-quality household textiles.

The brand focuses on boring items made perfectly, promoting a slow-fashion ethos where nothing goes out of style.

Condesa focuses on the shared culinary heritage of Spain and Latin America, providing a sophisticated but cozy retreat from the busier tourist traps of the central Piazza.

Founded by Sir Terence Conran, the shop moved into this converted 1911 Michelin tire headquarters in 1987, helping to establish the area as a global destination for contemporary interior design.

Founded in 2015, the shop redefined London plant retail. Its philosophy blends horticulture with interior design.

Named after the infamous 19th-century courtesan who began her career in Covent Garden, the restaurant occupies a historic building that reflects the area's theatrical and high-society heritage.

Founded in 1855, it is beloved by artists worldwide. Its philosophy blends tradition with expert knowledge.

A central hub for shoppers and local workers alike.

A destination for hikers, travelers, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Founded in 2008, the shop champions craftsmanship, global design, and understated luxury. Its philosophy blends international influences with London creativity.

Founded in 1760, Creed is one of the world's most exclusive scent brands, famously worn by royalty and world leaders.

Founded in Northampton in 1879, this family-run business has been on Jermyn Street for decades, maintaining a reputation for using the finest calf leathers and traditional Goodyear-welted construction.

Founded by Cupcake Jemma in 2006, starting as a market stall before opening this flagship. It has become a cult favorite for its high-quality ingredients and artistic designs.

A prominent unit located in the centre's newest extension.

The interior pays homage to the site's Victorian engineering roots.

Founded in 2017, Curated Makers is a Made Local retail concept designed to bridge the gap between independent artisans and the high street via collaborative spaces.

A massive anchor for the mall's electronics category.

This large site serves as a key pre-theatre dining spot for visitors to the Royal Opera House, maintaining the brand's reputation for bringing affordable French gastronomy to London.

Known for its transparent pricing and clinical formulations, this store acts as a lab where customers can learn about skincare chemistry.

A popular destination for timeless and interchangeable style.

The brand built its global empire through social media and uses this flagship to offer physical customization services.

Opened in 1964 by Daphne Rye, it was a legendary haunt for Princess Diana and the Hollywood elite. It remains one of London's most resilient and stylish Italian dining institutions.

Opened in 1964 by Daphne Rye, it became a legendary haunt for Princess Diana and the international elite. It remains a cornerstone of the neighborhood's sophisticated and social dining scene.

Founded by Asma Khan, who started it as a home supper club. The restaurant is famous for its all-female kitchen staff and featured in Netflix’s Chef’s Table.

Founded in 2009, it champions pattern, colour, and independent design.

Built in 1910 for antiquarian bookseller Francis Edwards, it is widely considered the first custom-built bookshop in the world. James Daunt took over in 1990, preserving its original architectural glory.

Established in 1962, David Clulow has become a leader in premium optical retail, known for combining fashion-forward eyewear with high-quality clinical care and technical expertise.