Top Things to do Around Bond Street

Bond Street is a must-see part of central London for those who enjoy fine dining and upmarket shopping. Originally, Bond Street was an actual thoroughfare but, nowadays, it is in fact two streets: New Bond Street, which starts at Oxford Street (close to Bond Street Tube station), which then leads to Old Bond Street, which finishes in Piccadilly.

Wandering around the beautiful area of Bond Street is a great activity in itself. But if you want to add some extra fun into your outing, we suggest partaking in some shopping, as well as popping into one of Bond Street’s fantastic restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes. Or simply relaxing in one of the area’s pretty green gardens.

With that in mind, let us guide you through our recommendations for top things to do around Bond Street. We’ll show you where to shop, eat and drink, as you enjoy everything on offer at one of London’s premier destinations.

Finding your way around Bond Street can be tough if you don’t know the area. So if you’re looking for some wonderful and unique stores to find your next perfect purchase, let us take you through some of our favourite shops around Bond Street and the surrounding areas.

Where? 1, South Molton Street, Mayfair, W1K 5QF
What? Luxury gold and precious stones contemporary jewellery by Annoushka Ducas
Website: https://www.annoushka.com/uk

What makes it special: A must for those of us seeking something out of the ordinary – exquisite, original pieces of jewellery to treasure forever.

Where? 20 South Molton Street, Mayfair, W1K 5QY
What? High fashion clothing store creating versatile, timeless clothing for women, featuring luxurious cashmere – ladies jumpers retail from £179.00
Website: https://www.les100ciels.com/

What makes it special: Fabulous contemporary products in a beautiful store with excellent customer service make this a special shopping experience.

Where? 39 Brook Street, Mayfair, W1K 4JE
What? Small, boutique department store featuring fashion, furniture, fragrance, art and homeware, offering a complete lifestyle choice
Website: www.brownsfashion.com

What makes it special: Visiting this store is like a day out in itself – exceptional service, glorious products, all housed in a fabulous Grade II-listed building.

Whatever your taste, you will find something that suits your palate. The Bond street area has a fantastic selection of restaurants, cafes and English pubs, and all of them are ready and waiting for you to discover them. Here are just some of our favourites.

Where? St. Mark’s Church, North Audley Street, Mayfair, W1K 6ZA
What? London’s first sustainable community market
Website: https://mercatometropolitano.com/mercato-mayfair/

What makes it special: A street food hall spread across four floors in a stunning old church complete with stained glass windows. It comprises food stands, eateries and a vaulted wine cellar.

Where? 22-23 Woodstock Street, London, W1C 2AR
What? One of London’s oldest Japanese eateries where a good selection (24 pieces) of Maki Sushi starts at just £35.00
Website: https://chisourestaurant.com/

What makes it special: The restaurant offers top quality authentic Japanese food, sushi, sashimi, tempura, noodles served with typical Japanese hospitality and service.

Where? 74 Duke Street, Mayfair, W1K 6JZ
What? Great affordable Italian, Mediterranean dishes with both vegetarian and vegan options
Website: www.spaghettihouse.com

What makes it special: An affordable, very established local favourite, whose menu has something for everyone, right in the heart of London’s West End. Three courses for around £35.00 and check out their bottomless Prosecco deals.

A relaxing green haven in the centre of London. A short 5-minute walk from Bond Street tube station takes you to this tranquil spot, which is a great place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of one of Europe’s busiest shopping areas. It’s also the second largest square in London.

We love getting a classic English lunch from the Mayfair Chippy on North Audley Street and eating it on one of the benches in the square; a mere 4 minutes stroll away so our chips don’t get cold!

Mayfair boasts some of the oldest pubs to be found anywhere in London; a must-see for any visitor to the Capital. So why not stop into one of these local landmarks for a pint of English ale, glass of wine or a slap-up pub lunch?

Where? 41-43 Mount Street, Mayfair, W1K 2RX
What? A traditional neighbourhood pub which has been lovingly restored with a fantastic selection of beers, wines and spirits
Website: www.theaudleypublichouse.com

Why you should visit: A 5-minute walk from Grosvenor Square and a 9-minute walk from Bond Street tube station, this pub is absolutely worth a visit. A great venue whether eating or just sampling the extensive bar menu. It also serves an excellent Sunday lunch but the weekday menu is just as delicious and reasonably priced.

Where? 82 Duke Street, Mayfair, W1K 6JG
What? Local public house with an extensive menu of both drinks and food, also showing sports
Website: https://www.cubitthouse.co.uk/the-barley-mow-mayfair/

Why you should visit: A 2-minute hop from Bond Street station, we love it for its cosy atmosphere and great food. Friendly, helpful staff make it a thoroughly enjoyable place to relax and enjoy yourself. And lovers of real ale will enjoy this pub.

Where? 50 Davies Street, London W1K 5JE
What? Oldest pub and kitchen in all of Mayfair serving up both traditional and modern dishes, as well as an extensive drink selection
Website: https://www.therunninghorsemayfair.co.uk/

Why you should visit: A short 2-minute walk from Bond Street tube station, this pub is a great place to escape to when you have had enough of shopping! A good selection of food and drink, served up in a traditional English pub setting.