A stone’s throw from Bond Street station, South Molton Street connects the elegance of Mayfair with the bustle of Oxford Street. Ideal for a coffee, lunch or dinner break when shopping or sightseeing, we’ve rounded up the best of the pedestrianised road’s eateries.
Located at the Mayfair end of South Molton Street, this ever-fashionable restaurant is located in one of the chicest department stores in the world. Enjoy ethical dining with a playful twist, as the team champion seasonal produce and sustainable dining with a menu of small plates, natural wines and foraged cocktails. With a mantra of “what grows together, goes together”, Native let the land, sea, forest and farm dictate their rotation of delicate delights. For some added tranquillity, take a seat outside in The Courtyard, where you can experience Native’s Garden Bites menu, natural wines and signature cocktails al fresco.
Native at Browns, 39 Brook Street, London W1K 4JE
Whether it’s breakfast, lunch or an after-work cocktail on the agenda, Everbean is our go-to choice. A coffee shop by day and a cosy wine bar in the evenings, this buzzy eatery is a must-visit for a spot of post-shopping relaxation.
Everbean, 30 Avery Row, London W1K 4BB
If you’re looking for a post-work or shopping drink and nibbles, Brooks Mews Wine Bar is a must-visit. The long-desired wine shop, bar and lounge on 24 Brooks Mews is the latest addition to Mayfair wine scene. Located in a creatively converted old carriage workshop in a picturesque mews just moments from South Molton Street and spanning over two floors with seating outside as well as over 36 socially distanced seats in a spacious mezzanine lounge, this is the ideal location to relax and enjoy a well-deserved beverage.
Brooks Mews Wine Bar, 24 Brook’s Mews, London W1K 4EA
Situated in a quirky townhouse in the heart of London, Jak’s Mayfair features four floors of hospitality each with its own unique theme. The popular venue is open seven days a week and has become a favourite with both locals and tourists, as well as being one of London’s most-loved event spaces. From a cocktail bar on the lower ground floor, to a café and kitchen on the ground, a first floor restaurant and two drinks spaces on the second floor, there’s something to suit every situation at Jak’s.
Jak’s Mayfair, 43 South Molton Street, London W1K 5RS
Offering breakfast, lunch, dinner and a renowned afternoon tea, Caffé Concerto is a favourite amongst visitors and locals alike. Situated at the top of South Molton Street, this Italian restaurant and patisserie creates beautifully made cakes and baked goods, alongside enviable espressos, machiatos and americanos.
Caffé Concerto, 39 South Molton Street, London W1K 5RN
