A charming French eatery where the ambiance feels straight out of a Parisian bistro. In the warmer months, enjoy an aperitif on the sunny terrace. If you’re dining inside, there’s a nostalgic rusticity brought with dried flowers, exposed brickwork and dark wooden seating.
A Michelin-starred gem with a sentimental heart. Set in an eclectic Georgian townhouse, Muse is a 25-cover immersive dining experience. Imagined by renowned chef Tom Aikens, creative dishes are given a nostalgic narrative that mark the key moments in his life.
Since 1989, this Scottish restaurant has been celebrated for its extensive whiskey collection, exceptional cuisine and live jazz music – courtesy of patron Jools Holland. Start your evening at the Negroni bar, before enjoying classic Highland flavours in the elegant dining room. After you’ve eaten, there’s a hidden cigar terrace to conclude the night.
This easygoing brassiere is housed in a former power station; a soaring glass roof affords a voluminous quality to the space, with an open kitchen that feels inviting as soon as you step inside. The menu is a marriage of seasonal ingredients and artful design, with flavours drawn from across the world.
Named after the legendary architect, this classic British pub combines history with elegance. With a handsome bar at its heart, this Georgian watering hole is a great spot to enjoy an expertly poured pint or a classic Sunday roast.
Chucs channels Riviera glamour with crisp linens and classic Italian plates. Whether it’s espresso and pastries or spaghetti and spritzes, everything is polished and laid-back – perfect for people-watching and lingering lunches.
Spread across four floors, this stylish gastropub serves up Mediterranean takes on British classics. The dining rooms feel like historic coaching inns, while in the basement, you’ll find the intimate Blood Orange bar, featuring creative cocktails and a pizza oven.
A sanctuary of prestige, it offers the very best of the capital with discretion guaranteed.
Interior design aficionados, this is your go-to spot to source new pieces in Belgravia. Five contemporary design shops are focused around a central courtyard; from Modernity’s mid-century offerings, to the range of textiles and wallpapers at Nina Campbell, Newson’s Yard demonstrates a commitment to the art of quality craftsmanship.
There’s a host of fine arts and antiques shops to explore along Pimlico Road, from award-winning bespoke rugs at Luke Irwin, to Bonadea’s exquisite tableware, Gallery 25’s eclectic objets d’art and paintings by Warhol, Hockney and Banksy at Haynes. If you’re in the market to update your furniture, interior decor or simply get inspired, this road is tailor-made for aesthetes.
A stylish courtyard where style, food and design meet. Eccleston Yard is home to sleek shops, chic eateries and creative studios, making it a perfect spot to spend an afternoon indulging in all things fashionable.
This vibrant market is a treasure trove of fresh local produce, artisanal products and delicious street food. Whether you’re sourcing ingredients for a dinner party or gifts for loved ones, it’s the best place to pick up unique groceries and delicatessen items.
Pastry lovers, assemble. Offering everything from flakey croissants to decadent cakes and freshly-baked loaves, Chestnut Bakery delivers a warm, welcoming experience that works for the good of the community – with an initiative to donate bread to local food banks.
A welcoming haven for wine lovers, Amie offers an extensive list of wines in a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to unwind with a glass of your favorite vintage, paired with delicious nibbles.
Fresh produce is delivered every morning from Daylesford’s organic Cotswolds farm, from seasonal fruit and vegetables to pasture-raised meat and cheeses. Pick up a salad, coffee or smoothie to go, or take a seat in the calming café.
Just moments from London’s vibrant centre, these neighbouring enclaves offer a quiet yet sophisticated rhythm to live and explore.
Whether you're in search of a five-star dining experience, an art-filled afternoon or a wardrobe refresh at high-end boutiques, Chelsea delivers it all with impeccable style.
Community-oriented, cultivated and calm. Tucked along the gentle curve of the Thames, family life flourishes in Chiswick’s leafy, village-like surroundings.
Village charm and urban sophistication. These neighbourhoods are defined by their rich cultural and community-oriented offerings.
Cobblestone lanes, historic pubs and elegant Georgian homes set the scene, while an air of artistic and intellectual heritage lingers from the days of Keats and Freud.
Heritage grandeur and cultural treasures, this elegant patch of London is beloved by aesthetes, intellectuals and international tastemakers alike.
The beating heart of luxury London. From the hallowed halls of Harrods and Harvey Nichols to the pristine facades of its historic townhouses, every corner of Knightsbridge radiates prestige.
Just a short walk away, Regent’s Park is one of London’s most exquisite green spaces. During the summer months, its open-air theatre hosts world-class productions in an al fresco amphitheatre under the stars.
Tucked between the grandeur of Regent’s Park and the bustle of Oxford Street, this elegant neighborhood blends old-world charm with an upbeat cosmopolitan energy.
Nestled between Hyde Park and the West End, Mayfair tells a story of prestige, taste and tradition; a neighbourhood steeped in heritage, yet contemporary and cosmopolitan in appeal.
From pastel-toned terraces to eclectic shopping and world-class eateries, these neighbourhoods offer a lifestyle both picturesque and layered with character.
Creative verve and community spirit, this quietly charismatic corner of northwest London is favoured by families, artists and discerning locals alike.
If London had a pulse, you’d feel it racing in Soho and Fitzrovia. These two iconic neighborhoods sit side by side, each buzzing with their own distinct energy.
