Carnaby Guide 2015 by Carnaby London

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Contents 2

Welcome to Carnaby

4 A Big 2015 For Carnaby

6 Grazia SS15 Trends

GQ SS15 Trends

10 Beauty Trends

12 Shopping & Lifestyle

28 Food & Drink

33 Food Spy: Se単or Ceviche

Food Spy: Pizza Pilgrims

History

Index

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Welcome

Carnaby.co.uk Foreword This Christmas I was in Carnaby looking for a present for my 12 year old daughter Georgina when I found myself drifting again into the Lomography Gallery store on Newburgh Street to look at their range of micro cameras and 360 lenses, a feast for the amateur photographer. What better to get for a child who is already fixated on her iPhone screen than a different sort of screen, a lens for looking up and around at the world. The added benefit was this: it would mean goodbye digital and hello analogue. The camera I bought her was an instant one, that hummed and whirred and printed out the photograph then and there. “And you kids thought you invented Instagram,” I said as she took her first pictures.

It might well be why, when I was moving flats, I felt drawn back to it. There is also something special about this area; the urbane feel brought by the local media and fashion companies dotted around and what you feel is the energy of a historic area thriving in the modern day. The retro-styled instant pictures we have capture a little bit of both worlds. And it’s a great playground for young and a little bit older alike. Joy Lo Dico Editor of Londoner’s Diary in the Evening Standard and founder of The Trouble Club Find out about the latest collections, events, new stores, restaurants and pop-up shops on Carnaby.co.uk. Include #Carnaby in your Facebook, Twitter and Instagram posts and see them featured on Carnaby.co.uk’s real time social media hub. Follow @CarnabyLondon on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest. Don’t forget to check out our latest films on Carnaby Fashion TV.

Early January was spent photographing Carnaby and the surrounding streets, the patch of London we’ve come to think of as home since moving to this area three years ago. Almost every corner has a clothes store or restaurant or something unusual which one of us drags the other into. Georgina, decked out in her Jack Wills checked shirt, oohs and aahs and begs to go into Choccywoccydoodaah to ogle their cake towers of chocolate and marshmallow. I love the eccentric clothing at Bolongaro Trevor and both of us will happily spend an hour at the bar of Polpo with bowls of meatballs and spaghettini, or grazing in Kingly Court at Stax and Pizza Pilgrims. It was the obvious location for some quick lessons in photography and the backdrop of cobbled stones streets and brightly lit shops made for a magic tour. The prints come out with an over-exposed glare, 70s in feel, and it reminded me of my own very early memories of Carnaby Street, as a two year old on the steps of my parents’ Italian café in Foubert’s Place around 1979, with a punk with a blue fin walking by and my mother chatting away about whichever band of the day had been playing in the Foubert’s Club next door. Even after they moved to West London in the 1980s there were ritual weekend trips back to Carnaby Street and Berwick Street market, and there was always a sense of treat.

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Grazia SS15 Trends

Diversify Your Denim Lavish your denim with new delights as shearling and crystals replace rips and tears. Denim is taking on new depth this season with formal jackets, jumpsuits and matchy-matchy two pieces. Taking a trip to Diesel will make you reassess your trusted blue staples.

lounger when you swap your suede jacket from Scotch & Soda, for circular sunglasses. This isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t boho as you once knew it, its an affluent bohemian. Work It In White Delve into the history books and take note from the Victorians by tapping into your romantic side. Get crafty with your whites by keeping an eye out for intricate details such as embroidery anglaise and clever cutwork. All you need is Mr Darcy to finish off the look - alas something you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t find on Carnaby Street but the likes of Monki will allow you to tap into this trend regardless.

Earn Your Stripes Squeeze out the spots from your wardrobe and replace them with stripes. Stripes hurtle into new sartorial spheres this season, with bygone deck chair prints screaming nautical niceties at Brandy Melville whilst the print also springs into sportswear seperates at adidas Originals which are given a strong footing when accessorised with Superga trainers.

Cut It Out Take the reveal and conceal trend to new heights as the temperature rises. Cool down simple silhouettes with curved cuts and girly geometric slices, as seen at AQ/AQ Woman. Flashing flesh on the hip this season will become as common place as making the most out of your midriff.

Seventies Sass Swing out of the sixties and into the seventies for spring/summer 2015 by kissing goodbye to skinny trousers and flirt with flares instead. Team that key piece of the season with billowing bohemian blouses from OTHER. The look can go from the city street to the sun

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GQ SS15 Trends

Denim Denim jeans are a staple in nearly every mans wardrobe but this season denim really took the catwalks by storm. We saw everything from 70’s style flares to embroidered shorts and denim suits. The denim jacket was also key and both Levi’s and Diesel have a great selection of this all time classic.

Trench Coats The trench coat is an all time classic but this season designers showcased alternative versions to the traditional design by introducing unusual fabrications and bold prints. If however, a classic style is more your thing, then take a trip to The Kooples who never fail to create a great trench.

Print Print is a huge trend this summer. But if fully printed garments are not quite your thing then investing in something slightly more subtle such as a patterned tie or pocket square is a great alternative. British brand Peckham Rye always have a fantastic selection of print based accessories which tap perfectly into this trend.

Satchels The man bag is no longer a trend it’s a staple and this season it’s all about the satchel. Check out Ben Sherman for a great canvas version. Retro Trainers Trainers have been sneaking their way on to the catwalk for a long while and spring summer 2015 was no exception. But if you‘ve not yet invested in this trend then keep it classic and go for a retro sport style such as the Superstar shoe by adidas Originals.

Long Shorts Short shorts have been the go-to style for several seasons but SS15 sees the return of the long short. Check out Amsterdam based brand Scotch & Soda for a great selection of styles including cargo, denim and chino all with a long cut.

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Beauty Trends

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is a beautiful, peaceful space that will really let you rest your mind. If you’re in need of an extra boost, I swear by the Walk In Back Rub. A 15 minute massage once a week will help to diminish that knotty back and your stress levels.

Chicken Tikka Marsala Not only is this one of my favourite takeaway’s but it is now the official pantone colour of the year. That’s right, Marsala is the colour we’ll all be wearing in 2015. This rich, earthy tone is great for all skin tones. Make up wise, the obvious way to wear it is via a lipstick, although I think it can also look incredible as an eyeshadow. In fact, combine the two and use your lipstick as an eyeshadow. Pat it onto the lid with your finger and pair it with brown mascara, such as Benefit’s bad gal brown, to enhance the richness of the tone.

“It’s all about the brow no treble” Ah Eyebrows! One of my favourite things to talk about. Thanks to Miss. Cara the big brow has been back for the past couple of years, and it’s staying. A perfectly groomed brow is like an instant eyelift without the needles. Don’t fear if your brow hair is minimal, or equally if it is seemingly overgrown, Benefit have the answer. They’ve been waxing eyebrows since 1976 don’t you know?! The flagship boutique on Carnaby Street is the perfect place to get your brows waxed and tinted. The brow experts will map your brows to get the perfect shape for you. Don’t leave without a brow tint, this makes your brows look fuller and thicker instantly. Wow those brows ladies.

Supermodel skin Dewy, illuminous skin is staying put this year. Good news for supermodels, not such good news for us mere mortals. Don’t panic, there is hope! Great looking skin starts with the prep. Moisturise daily using Benefit’s B.right skincare collection to rehydrate and brighten your skin. For an extra treat, the Cowshed facial is dreamy. You’ll go in feeling slightly dull and come out with a radiant glow that even Rosie.H.W would be proud of.

Hair we go again The 70’s are back. Boho waves, long pony tails, braids and twists are all the rage this year. Perfect for the girl on the go. Adding accessories to your hair is a cool way to vamp up your look. I heart American Apparel’s velvet bows and Monki’s metallic pony tail ties, after all, life is too short to have boring hair.

Rest the stress If you’re anything like me, 2015 is already jam-packed. It’s so easy to forget to look after yourself. Yoga is my savior. Even an hour a week to forget about the outside world will make such a difference. triyoga in Kingly Court

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Shopping & Lifestyle

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“One of London’s most iconic shopping streets” London Evening Standard

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From brand new flagships and UK firsts, to showcasing one-off concepts and unique products, the world famous Carnaby Street has a line up of fashion and lifestyle brands like no other. Independent boutiques sit amongst international brands, housing everything from key denim labels, bespoke services and world exclusives. 16

Carnaby.co.uk American Apparel Key basics and on-trend fashion essentials for men and women from jeans and tees to accessories and dresses. 3 – 4 Carnaby Street, 020 7734 4477

Diesel Male Find the latest campaign concepts alongside new collections and just launched styles at Diesel’s concept store for men. 23-24 Carnaby Street, 020 7434 3113

Benefit The Benefit global flagship store offers beauty products and brow services as well as waxing, spray tanning, a blow-dry salon and Champagne bar – a concept not offered in any other Benefit store in the world. 10 Carnaby Street, 020 3597 5886

Dr. Martens UK flagship store for the iconic youth brand stocking their signature boots. The only store to offer a bespoke boot service in Europe, as well as limited editions, collaborations and the latest clothing and accessories range. 48 Carnaby Street, 020 7734 4751

Ben Sherman Iconic, original mod brand that first launched on Carnaby Street in 1967. The flagship store is inspired by their own modernist heritage and pays homage to icons of British design. 50 Carnaby Street, 020 7437 2031

ELEVENPARIS The only UK store for this Parisian label. ELEVENPARIS is renowned for their t-shirt prints, washed sweatshirts, denim pieces and leather jackets for both men and women. Brand ambassodors include Kate Moss, Wiz Khalifa, Lenny Kravitz & the new SS15 face Solange Knowles. 46 Carnaby Street, 020 7434 1171

Boots For beauty products and essentials, including an in-store pharmacy. 5 – 7 Carnaby Street, 020 7734 6217

El Ganso First UK store for this Spanish fashion brand with preppy yet sophisticated styles for men. 42 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 6491

BOSS Directional men’s diffusion line from designer Hugo Boss. Shop Boss and Boss Orange collections for men. 9 Carnaby Street, 020 7851 9370

Irregular Choice Discover eclectic shoes and apparel in the magical world of the British brand. 35 Carnaby Street, 020 7494 4811

Cheap Monday Inspired by Swedish street style with attitude, the only UK store for the brand showcases iconic jeans, fashion essentials, shoes, accessories and on trend kidswear. 37-39 Carnaby Street, 020 7734 6550

Lambretta This global lifestyle brand is part of Carnaby’s heritage, offering hand finished retro designs inspired by the iconic Italian scooter. 29 Carnaby Street, 020 7437 7078

David Naman Italian menswear brand David Naman showcasing sleek Italian style with high quality garments including leather and denim. 15 Carnaby Street

Lavand The first UK store for this Spanish womenswear brand brings on-trend collections perfect for all seasons. 40 Carnaby Street, 020 7434 3615

Diesel Female The first and only standalone store dedicated to the Diesel female range with new designs, campaigns and exclusive products that can only be found here. 25 Carnaby Street, 020 7494 4055

#Carnaby Levi’s Bespoke fitting services, exclusive collection launches and twists on classic styles can be found in this concept flagship store for both women’s and menswear. 51 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 0629

Puma Find exclusive collaborations and limited edition collections in Puma’s lifestyle flagship store. 52-55 Carnaby Street, 020 7439 0221 Pylones Fun, kitsch and original lifestyle, fashion and homeware products and accessories. 28 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 9164

Lyle & Scott Shop at the flagship from the contemporary Scottish premium fashion brand. The store offers the brand’s complete collection from classics to the latest collaboration pieces. 1-2 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 8307

Replay Italian denim fashion label known for directional jeanswear. The store also showcases the premium We Are Replay label. 44-45 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 8192

Monki Discover fun, fashion forward and affordable style for ladies at their only UK store. 37 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 0620

Scotch & Soda Rich in detail, this is the flagship store for the fashion brand from Amsterdam. Discover the men’s collection alongside the women’s Maison Scotch line and denim collections. 13 Carnaby Street, 020 7734 9813

MUJI The Japanese lifestyle store offering iconic minimalistic style homeware, stationery and apparel. 41 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 7323

Size? Iconic sports shoe boutique where you can always find the new styles and designs by adidas, Nike, Converse and more. 33-34 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 4016

Nike SB Skateboard footwear concept store from Nike, found on the first floor of the Size? store. 33-34 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 4016 OFFICE Shoe heaven - find all of the latest fashion footwear trends for men, women and children. OFFICE also stocks exclusive styles from global brands such as Converse, Nike, Vans, Dr Martens and Jeffrey Campbell to name a few. 16 Carnaby Street, 020 7434 2530

Soccer Scene Find the largest range of football and rugby strips, kits and a bespoke personalisation service. 56-57 Carnaby Street, 020 7439 0778 Storm Distinctive and design led watches for men and women. 21 Carnaby Street, 020 7437 1882

Pepe Jeans London British denim brand with an edgy, on-trend signature style. 26-27 Carnaby Street, 020 7439 0512

SuperTrash The UK flagship store for Dutch fashion brand, selling on-trend and contemporary apparel, footwear and accessories. 43 Carnaby Street, 020 7491 7042

Pretty Green Flagship store for clothing label founded and designed by Liam Gallagher. Contemporary mod style. 57 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 3122

Carnaby.co.uk The Kooples French fashion label with edgy, tailored pieces for him and her. 22 Carnaby Street, 020 7734 8020 The North Face Concept store offering an extensive collection of performance apparel. 8 Carnaby Street, 020 7734 9223

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Vans Find men’s, women’s and children’s footwear, clothing and accessories in this UK flagship store. Unlike any other, this Vans store hosts gigs and band signings. 47 Carnaby Street, 020 7287 9235

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Newburgh Quarter

A side-step away from Carnaby Street, the Newburgh Quarter has its own distinct character buzzing with cutting-edge creativity. Discover independent boutiques, concept stores and heritage brands, offering distinctive fashion, design and lifestyle. Also find independent restaurants and original London pubs. The Newburgh Quarter comprises of Newburgh Street, Marshall Street, Foubertâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Place, Ganton Street, Lowndes Court and Marlborough Court. 20

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Lomography Gallery Store The only UK store for iconic analogue cameras and accessories, which hosts creative workshops exclusive to Carnaby. 3 Newburgh Street, 020 7434 1466

Central London’s most exciting collection of independent boutiques, standalone concept stores and distinctive restaurants and bars. Evisu One-off concept store from the iconic Japanese denim brand, known for quality and authenticity. The boutique houses the latest designs and customised denim. 2 Newburgh Street, 020 7734 6981

Nixon First UK store for the Californian-based watch brand, in-store you will find the customisation bar where bespoke pieces are available. 6 Newburgh Street, 020 7434 4519 Onitsuka Tiger Flagship store for the Japanese heritage sport brand, including exclusive apparel collections. 15 Newburgh Street, 020 7734 5157

Filson The first ever UK store outside of the US. Filson is an American heritage brand which sells tough, comfortable and super stylish outdoor clothing and accessories, inspired by hunting and fishing. 9 Newburgh Street, 020 7434 3007

Pankhurst London Flagship store for the luxury London skincare, haircare and grooming brand. Part speakeasy, part barbershop, Pankhurst London is the perfect place for a shave or trim, while you relax in their leather Bentley chairs and sip on a whisky. 10 Newburgh Street, 020 7287 9955

Flying Horse Jeans Independent menswear denim lifestyle brand which takes inspiration from Southeast Asian travels using rare traditional techniques such as indigo dyeing. 8 Newburgh Street, 020 7287 1404

Peckham Rye Cockney rhyming slang for ‘tie’, this independent British brand sells men’s scarves and ties for a classic London look, with a bespoke heritage suit service. 11 Newburgh Street, 020 7734 5181

Joy Everley Fine Jewellers Independent, family-run jewellers who make all pieces in house. Find beautiful silver, gold and platinum collections to choose from, as well as a bespoke service on offer for wedding and engagement rings. 7 Newburgh Street, 020 7287 2792

Red Wing Shoes The only UK standalone store from this American brand famed for their skill and craftsmanship that has made them synonymous with quality and durability footwear for over a century. 17 Newburgh Street, 020 7287 5007

Laurel Wreath by Fred Perry The Newburgh shop houses a selection of men’s and women’s collections including footwear and accessories. Special collaborations and blank canvas projects with designers such as Raf Simons can also be found alongside the exclusive Friends of Fred concept. 12 Newburgh Street, 020 7734 4494

Shinola Find Detroit-based accessories brand Shinola’s first standalone store outside of the US, offering a full range of their Detroit-built products; watches, bicycles, journals and leather goods. 13 Newburgh Street, 020 7287 0155

Levi’s Vintage Clothing Store Levi’s Vintage reproduces the fits, fabrics and details of bygone eras, with materials sourced from their own archives. Find seasonal tribute collections, iconic re-issues and special editions. 5 Newburgh Street, 020 7287 4941

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Oi Polloi First London store for this Manchester born menswear brand, offering a selection of the best men’s labels from Sassafras, Fjallraven and Engineered Garments; Oi Polloi clothing embodies understated cool and authentic British style. 1 Marshall Street

Head to Marshall Street round the corner from Newburgh Street, to find one-off concept stores and Marshall Street Leisure Centre once a Victorian swimming bath. Billionaire Boys Club The European flagship store for Billionaire Boys Club and Ice Cream label. Find premium menswear collections alongside worldwide exclusives and collaborations with the likes of Pharrell, Comme Des Garcons and adidas. 36 Marshall Street

Foubert’s Place

Foubert’s Place, a cobbled pedestrian street that links Carnaby Street and Regent Street. On Foubert’s Place you will discover independent fashion labels amongst major sport retailers and eateries.

C.P. Company Flagship store housing the C.P. Company and Blauer brands where style meets utility for men. 34 Marshall Street, 020 7494 1983

Barbour Heritage Iconic British brand showcasing heritage collections inspired by their rich archives, including the 1940s international jacket worn by nearly every British International motorcycle team up to the 1970s. Shop collaborations and unique products for both men and women. 29 Foubert’s Place, 020 7434 3209

Cubitts First store for this independent British eyewear company from King’s Cross, London. They offer a range of handmade frames, each of which goes through fifty crafted stages over the course of six weeks. 37 Marshall Street, 020 7287 0564

Choccywoccydoodah A unique, eccentric chocolate shop, with a decadent chocolate café upstairs. Delicious chocolate, baroque cakes and edible sculptures are all designed and created by their team of artists and designers. A private chocolate boudoir at this flagship is available to book for self indulgent parties. 30-32 Foubert’s Place, 020 7734 9713

Lash Perfect Lash Bar Standalone specialist Lash Bar offers semi permanent lash extensions as well as nail, eyebrow and eye treatments. 35 Marshall Street, 020 7434 4554 Mark Powell Iconic London tailor showcasing men’s readyto-wear suits, coats, shirts and jackets and offering a bespoke service. Sir Bradley Wiggins, Martin Freeman and Paul Weller are just some of the celebrity clients. 2 Marshall Street, 020 7287 5498

Cowshed Luxury skincare from the spa at the Soho House Group, offering indulgent manicures in their relaxing treatment rooms. 31 Foubert’s Place, 020 7534 0870 MAC Pro Store Find expert advice from make-up artists, the latest collaborations and exclusive Pro range make-up products. 28 Foubert’s Place, 037 0192 5555

Marshall Street Leisure Centre A beautiful Grade II listed leisure centre with state of the art gym, workout studios and original 1930s marble lined pool with glass roof. The award winning Spa London offers beauty and treatments right in the heart of Carnaby. 15 Marshall Street, 020 7871 7222

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Carnaby.co.uk The Face Stockists of original 1960s clothing and mod brands including John Smedley and Fred Perry. 1 Marlborough Court, 020 7439 4706

Mor Independent jewellers selling handcrafted jewellery using organic materials to create unique and distinctive pieces. 12 Ganton Street, 020 7287 7537

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The Great Frog Get the rock star look at this renowned, one-off jewellers with signature gothic style pieces. The original 1960s store offers a bespoke service, favoured by many celebrity clients including Arctic Monkeys, Kate Moss and Alexa Chung. 10 Ganton Street, 020 7439 9357

Where individuality is key, uncover true craftsmanship and design-led statement pieces in Ganton Street, connecting Carnaby Street to the Newburgh Quarter. F-Troupe London-based footwear label loved for original and off-beat designs that spans from androgynous brogues to cute sandals to tomboy boots. 8 Ganton Street, 020 7494 4566 Lazy Oaf Cool, independent boutique with bright pop graphics on fashion essentials, accessories and art by illustrator and founder Gemma Shiel. 2 Ganton Street, 020 7287 2060

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mannequins and watch walls come to life with creative content and the ability for store changes in seconds. 19 Foubert’s Place, 0871 423 2020

adidas Originals adidas Originals is a new concept store where customers can shop the full Originals range – men’s and women’s streetwear along with accessories and trainers and exclusive collections. 15 Foubert’s Place, 020 7439 9710

Superga A concept store from classic Italian shoe brand, whose current muse is model Binx. This store stocks the full collection, with limited edition trainers and accessories as well as exclusive collaborations. 20 Foubert’s Place, 020 7734 3012

AQ/AQ Woman Fashion forward, directional and on trend collections can be found at this independent boutique. 12 Foubert’s Place, 020 7734 1300

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On the third floor you will find an array of lifestyle destinations.

Brandy Melville Cult Italian clothing brand, inspired by L.A. lifestyle. Selling great basics and trend led pieces with a cool celebrity following. 11 Foubert’s Place

Carry Me Home Independent boutique selling colourful babywear, childrenswear and accessories alongside handmade, original toys and an in-store personalisation service. Second Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7434 1840

Dahlia Independent British label with vintage inspired pieces and accessories. 8 Foubert’s Place, 020 7287 7117

It’s Something Hells Vintage styled quirky hair salon for the coolest and chicest retro hair styles by Mr Ducktail and Miss Betty. Second Floor, Kingly Court

Jack Wills Heritage-inspired casualwear from a bright, bold and uniquely British brand. This flagship store plays host to seasonal events and exclusive shopping nights. 6 Foubert’s Place, 020 7434 2048

triyoga Specialist yoga studios offering tailored classes and treatments, with a new wellbeing Retreat Café. Second Floor, Kingly Court , 020 7483 3344

Johnny Cupcakes The only store outside of the USA for this cult illustrative tee brand with iconic cupcake and crossbones logo. Home to their exclusive London collection. 10 Foubert’s Place, 020 7734 3347

Walk in Back Rub An oasis of calm offering walk in back rubs, Shiatsu massages and a great range of products. Second Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7287 9326

Pixi Iconic and award-winning beauty products. Indulge with a make-up masterclass in-store. 22a Foubert’s Place, 020 7287 7211 Pro-Direct A selection of the world’s best football boots via the shops touch screen digital podiums; see clothing displayed on full sized digital

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The entrance leading onto Carnaby Street and home to Britain’s most iconic department store Liberty, with its remarkable Tudor style exterior.

New Frames Diverse selection of unique cards and gifts for every occasion and bespoke picture framing service. 25 Beak Street, 020 7437 8881

Liberty Iconic London department store known for showcasing emerging designers in fashion, homeware and accessories. Great Marlborough Street, 020 7734 1234

Paul Smith Soho Concept store from the iconic British designer, which offers a bespoke jeans service and the unique Soho lining, found only in this store. 46-48 Beak Street, 020 7287 9998

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Sweaty Betty Combining style and performance in sportswear for the fashionable lady. Sign up in-store for their yoga and pilates classes. 21 Beak Street, 020 7287 5128

“Beak Street has found its mojo as a men’s shopping destination” Conde Nast Traveller Just off Regent Street and Carnaby Street, Beak Street offers a great mix of fashion, food and specialist stores.

Year Zero Free-spirited independent brand using cartoon images to create hip, statement designs on clothing and accessories, includes bespoke services for customising and hand painted art by great designers. The Carnaby store is the only one you will find. 37 Beak Street, 020 7734 7727

Albam ‘Modern crafted clothing’, the independent British label that has grown to become the destination for menswear. 23 Beak Street, 020 3157 7000 AQ/AQ Man Discover directional tailoring with statement twists mixed with soft jersey wardrobe essentials from this independent label. 35 Beak Street, 020 7287 1200

Broadwick Street

Connecting Soho to Carnaby, this street is home to the spirit of Soho mural, an artwork that features key characters and references from Soho’s diverse heritage.

GANT Rugger GANT Rugger’s first UK store is all about creating contemporary clothes with a distinct vintage edge. Digging deep into the archives, GANT Rugger delivers authentic pieces with a broken preppy vibe. 47 Beak Street, 020 7734 8365

Bolongaro Trevor Cutting edge fashion and directional designs can be found at this first store for the British fashion label, offering womenswear, menswear and accessories. 61 Broadwick Street, 020 7287 1843

Illamasqua The first global standalone store for the award-winning British beauty brand includes the in-store ‘School of Make-up’ offering a wide range of workshops and lessons. 20 Beak Street, 020 3432 3274

Havaianas The iconic Brazilian shoe brand, famous for bright flip flops and wellies that you can personalise. 69 Broadwick Street, 020 7734 0349

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Carnaby.co.uk Sherry’s This cult mod clothing store was established in 1979 and is still popular with musicians today. 63 Broadwick Street, 020 7734 5868

OTHER Conceptual space and flagship store with eponymous clothing, shoe and accessory collections from a selection of fashion designers. Labels include Sophie Hulme, Alexander Wang and collaborations such as OTHER X Lee. 21 Kingly Street, 020 7734 6846

Lexington Street

Just round the corner from Carnaby Street discover the intriguing bars and restaurants, plus a flagship fashion store on Lexington Street. A.P.C French brand A.P.C. has opened its West End flagship store where customers can shop the full collection including men’s, women’s, denim and accessories as well as a unique APC Soho tote bag only available in this store. 15 Lexington Street

Silver Place

One of London’s hidden gems, Sliver Place is a small side street home to Our Legacy. Our Legacy Swedish menswear brand Our Legacy provides high quality garments, effortlessly stylish and timeless styles. Famed for their relaxed fit t-shirts, knitwear, outerwear and denim in luxurious materials. 1 Silver Place, 020 7734 5374

Kingly Street

Where food meets fashion, this pedestrian street next to Kingly Court food and drinking hub reveals some key fashion labels and lifestyle shops. Barber’s Point Exclusively for men, the team are specialists in everything from contemporary cutting edge styles to the mod haircuts of the 60s. 7 Kingly Street, 020 7734 2429 Drop Dead This independent boutique from Oli Sykes of British band ‘Bring Me The Horizon’, offers tees, tops and jackets with signature illustrations. 8 Kingly Street, 020 7734 6961

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“Carnaby is the perfect location for relaxed dining and enjoying drinks. A unique urban retreat in London’s West End, where you can find a wide range of fantastic independent restaurants” VisitLondon.com “Kingly Court is fast becoming one of the coolest places to grab a bite in London” The Londoner 30

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Kingly Court

Carnaby’s Kingly Court is the new three-storey food and drink destination with restaurants, bars, cafés and food retailers. The newest additions to Kingly Court are the Peruvian concept Señor Ceviche, experiential and healthy Greek The Life Goddess, pan-Asian Oka Robata Grill and Sushi and cupcake bakery Crumbs & Doilies. 32

Carnaby.co.uk Bitter Sweet Stylish cocktail bar and club specialising in bespoke cocktails infused with bitter and sweet flavours. Ground Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7632 2082

a delicious range of pizzas such as the Marinara, Margherita, Nduja and Portobello Mushroom & Truffle. Ground Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7287 2200 Retreat Café With the mantra of ‘nourishment is our intention’, Retreat Café serves some of the healthiest breakfast, lunch and dinner options in Carnaby. Enjoy freshly prepared vegetarian food made with the most nutritional ingredients. Second floor, Kingly Court

Cahoots Late night bar Cahoots will transport guests back in time to post-war 1940’s and a disused underground station. Ground floor, Kingly Court, 020 7352 6200 Cha Cha Moon Take a culinary trip around China, Malaysia and Singapore at this cool fusion noodle bar. Eat in or takeaway. Ground Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7297 9800

Señor Ceviche Señor Ceviche is a Peruvian playhouse of fun, food and cocktails. From their open plan kitchen and ceviche counter to their busy cocktail bar, it’s the perfect place for a light bite at lunch, or after work drinks, Señor and his team have got it covered. First Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7842 8540

Cinnamon Soho Quirkier sister to Vivek Singh’s Cinnamon Club, serving an all-day menu combining modern Indian fare with a nod to British favourites. Ground Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7437 1664

Shampers Wine Bar & Restaurant Choose from Rossmore oysters and Champagne to the best Surrey farms steak or just enjoy a glass of wine at the bar. Ground Floor, Kingly Street, 020 7439 9910

Crumbs and Doilies New bakery with in-store seating serves up unique cakes and cupcakes; made from the finest ingredients, baked fresh to order in store and with each one expertly hand decorated. Ground Floor, Kingly Court

Shoryu Carnaby Authentic, southern Japanese speciality tonkotsu ramen in a cool bar setting. Don’t forget to try a Shoryu bun and sake cocktail too. The windows open to create an open air restaurant in the vibrant Kingly Court courtyard. Vegetarian and gluten-free options available. Ground Floor, Kingly Court

Moosh Enjoy fresh fruit juices and refreshing smoothies in lush café surroundings. Independently owned Moosh offers a full breakfast, brunch and lunch menu along with artisan coffee and organic frozen yoghurt. Ground Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7434 3477

Soho Grind Soho Grind is a cool, independent coffee shop by day and a espresso bar by night. Owned by DJ and musician Kaz James and entrepreneur David Abrahamovitch, the bar accommodates its exclusive custom blend - specifically developed for Soho. 19 Beak Street, 020 7287 7073

Oka Robata Grill and Sushi Pan-Asian restaurant serving traditional Asian food with a modern twist. Oka guarantees fresh, seasonal healthy food made to order and traditional mains cooked on their Robata grill. First Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7734 3556 Pizza Pilgrims Pizzeria and Frigittoria serving authentic Neapolitan cuisine and their own custommade drink, the ‘Sohocello’. The menu features

#Carnaby Stax Diner An independent all-day diner, serving up authentic southern American food including breakfast, late night meals and everything in between. Try their speciality burgers and Duffin Sundaes. First floor, Kingly Court, 020 7734 3190

Wright Brothers Soho Build your own ‘Fruits de Mer’ or sample the oysters served naked or dressed, sourced from their own Duchy Oyster Farm in Cornwall. The Kingly Court branch of Wright Brothers is the only restaurant to introduce meat to their menu. Don’t miss the ‘lobster cage’ inspired dining room. Kingly Court, Ground floor, 020 7434 3611

The Detox Kitchen The Detox Kitchen is the home of delicious smoothies, hearty soups, zesty Asian-inspired salads and wheat, dairy and refined-sugar free treats. With food to satisfy even the naughtiest palate, this healthy food deli has quickly become a favourite amongst the locals. Ground floor, Kingly Court, 020 7439 9386 The Life Goddess This new restaurant serves up their signature home-style Greek cuisine, made from the freshest authentic ingredients and prepared using traditional cooking methods. First Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7287 3370 The Rum Kitchen Carnaby Bringing the West-Indies to the West End. The Caribbean inspired menu of classics like jerk chicken and curried mutton, along with an excellent rum cocktail menu - the perfect remedy for post-work relaxation. First floor, Kingly Court, 020 7920 6479 Two Floors A shabby chic styled bar, perfect for drinks after work and catching up with friends. Discover Handy Joe’s Tiki bar in the basement for great cocktails. Ground Floor, Kingly Court, 020 7439 1007 Whyte & Brown A one of a kind restaurant focusing on free range chicken and craft beer. From breakfast to dinner, the humble chicken and egg are served in more ways than ever before. From soups, wings, salads, burgers and patés to pies, quiches, roasts and desserts. Sit in the rustic style two floor restaurant or enjoy alfresco style in the courtyard. Ground & First Floor, Kingly Court, 020 3747 9820

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Señor Ceviche is a Peruvian casa full of fun, food and cocktails. From the open plan kitchen and ceviche counter to the busy cocktail bar, Señor’s casa is your casa! Señor’s menu features street food nibbles, fresh zingy ceviches & tangy tiraditos, fiery barbecue meats and healthy super salads. Originating from Peru, ceviche is a delicious dish of thinly sliced fish, marinated in a lime juice marinade called ‘leche de tigre’ or tiger’s milk. At Señor Ceviche, we use the freshest sea bream, a few fiery chillies, some crunchy red onions and the juiciest limes to make our ceviche. There’s nothing quite like it, and its fresh, zingy ingredients also makes it a super healthy food too. It’s one of those foods that’s really good for you and also tastes amazing! 35

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Bag O’Nails Private members club offering a luxury experience and a unique atmosphere. 9 Kingly Street, 020 7287 0514

Flat Planet Serving wheat free flatbreads with a variety of internationally inspired toppings. 39 Great Marlborough Street, 020 7734 3133

Café Pomodoro Full English breakfasts, pastries and made-toorder sandwiches to eat in or takeaway. 2 Kingly Street, 020 7734 3525

Shakespeare’s Head A traditional pub that has been on Carnaby Street since 1735. Look for Shakespeare peeking out of the window. 29 Great Marlborough St, 020 7734 2911

Cinnamon Soho Quirkier sister to Vivek Singh’s Cinnamon Club, serving an all-day menu combining modern Indian fare with a nod to British favourites. 5 Kingly Street, 020 7437 1664

Broadwick Street Comptoir Libanais Modern Middle Eastern restaurant serving a range of authentic Lebanese home-style dishes to enjoy in the colourful restaurant or take-away. 59 Broadwick Street, 020 7434 4335

Jinjuu Korean - American chef and presenter Judy Joo has opened her first restaurant inspired by her Korean roots - try cool Korean street food. 15 Kingly Street, 020 8181 8887

Joe and the Juice Watch your fresh juice or smoothie blended in front of you. 65-67 Broadwick Street

Myung Ga Traditional Korean cuisine with food barbecued in front of you at your table. 1 Kingly Street, 020 734 8220

Mozzino Mozzino re-invents the classic cult era of 1950s Italia scootering into a premium contemporary lifestyle offer in this new Espresso bar. 74 Broadwick Street

Pizza Pilgrims Pizzeria and Frigittoria serving authentic Neapolitan cuisine and their own custommade drink, the ‘Sohocello’. The menu features a delicious range of pizzas such as the Marinara, Margherita, Nduja and Portobello Mushroom & Truffle. 11 Kingly Street, 0207 287 2200

Tapas Brindisa Relaxed dining and traditional Spanish fare with open kitchen and authentic tapas dishes. 46 Broadwick Street, 020 7534 1690

Red Lion Welcoming traditional British pub, popular with the media locals. 14 Kingly Street, 020 7434 7941

Kingly Street

This pedestrianised street is the ideal food and drink destination, home to three of Carnaby’s classic British pubs, a range of cuisines and the traditional British café, perfect for a quick lunch or post-work get-together.

Shampers Wine and Restaurant Choose from Rossmore oysters and Champagne to the best Surrey farms steak or just enjoy a glass of wine at the bar. 4 Kingly Street, 020 7439 9910

Ain’t Nothin’ But The Blues London’s original and legendary blues bar hosting live music seven days a week. 20 Kingly Street, 020 7287 0514

Shotgun A New Orleans-style cocktail lounge offering authentic American BBQ dishes. Coming Soon, 26 Kingly Street

#Carnaby The Blue Posts This traditional London pub is a safe haven from the busy shopping streets tucked away behind Carnaby Street. 18 Kingly Street, 020 7734 1170

Antidote Relaxed wine bar serving French classics alongside a bio-dynamic wine list from the South of France and recipe guidance from Michelin star chef Mikael Jonsson. Enjoy regular wine tasting events. 12a Newburgh Street, 020 7287 8488

The Clachan Known for its real ales, guest ciders and delicious gastro pub food. 34 Kingly Street, 020 7494 0834

Carnaby Burger Co. Authentic homemade burgers, pasta and salads in a vibrant atmosphere with on street dining. 4 Newburgh Street, 020 7287 6983

Choccywoccydoodah Enjoy a delicious slab of chocolate cake and hot chocolate in the eccentric café or book into the extravagant secret room, a luxury setting where you will be served as much chocolate as you can possibly eat. 30-32 Foubert’s Place, 020 7734 9713

Two Floors A shabby chic styled bar, perfect for drinks after work and catching up with friends. Discover Handy Joe’s Tiki bar in the basement for great cocktails. 3 Kingly Street, 020 7439 1007

Department of Coffee & Social Affairs Roasting and brewing some of the best coffee in London, alongside homemade and seasonal food. Learn how to brew the perfect Espresso at the coffee school held every week. 3 Lowndes Court, 020 7419 6906

Urban Tea Rooms A modern twist on the traditional English tea room. Artisan sandwiches, handmade cakes, salads and quiches can be enjoyed with a refreshing pot of tea or fairtrade coffee. Later discover the bar in the basement offering a selection of wines and cocktails. 19 Kingly Street, 020 7434 3767

Masala Zone Presenting the real flavours of India with innovative, casual and fun dining. 7 Marshall Street, 020 7734 9903 Kua ‘Aina Serving handmade burgers and chargrilled sandwiches alongside hearty salads, based on the original Hawaiian concept. A favourite of Obama. 26 Foubert’s Place, 020 7287 7474

Pitt Cue Co Purveyors of BBQ, Bourbon & Beer. Enjoy authentic and rustic American BBQ food washed down with their famous pickleback shot. Takeaway available. 1 Newburgh Street, 020 7287 5578

Newburgh Quarter

Find one off food concepts in the Newburgh Quarter, just off Carnaby Street.

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Pizza Pilgrims started life in 2011, after driving a three wheeled Piaggio Ape back from Italy on a 6 week “Pizza Pilgrimage” of discovery. We are only interested in making the best pizzas possible - with handmade, 48 hr proved dough and ingredients shipped in from Naples. The pizza is accompanied by Italian wines & craft beers - as well as fussball, arcade machines and tunes you have not heard in a while! Last year - we launched our very own limoncello in collaboration with Chase Vodka. Sohocello fuses the most fragrant Amalfi lemons with England’s finest spirit in hand-crafted, small batches. It’s the authentic taste of summer days and mellow evenings, by the sea or in the city – and Kingly Court’s unique alfresco courtyard could have been designed for it. Cin cin! 39

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developed for Soho. 19 Beak Street, 020 7287 7073

Ganton Street

Ganton Street, home to some of the most diverse restaurants, bar and nightclubs. With a wide range of cuisines, there is something for all tastes.

The White Horse ‘Soho’s local pub’. Guest ales, ciders and wines served alongside a classic and extensive English gastro pub menu. 16 Newburgh Street, 020 7494 9748

Cha Cha Moon Take a culinary trip around China, Malaysia and Singapore at this cool fusion noodle bar. Eat in or takeaway. 15-21 Ganton Street, 020 7297 9800

Beak Street Canaletto Delicious fresh pasta, salads and sandwiches and lots more to eat in or takeaway. 34-36 Beak Street, 020 7437 8597

Cirque le Soir Expect circus performances, live music and burlesque shows at this seductive club venue popular with celebrities. 15 Ganton Street, 020 7734 6766

Flat Iron New steak restaurant, offering the flat iron cut steak at affordable prices, with a range of sides including dripping cooked chips, creamed spinach and market greens. 17 Beak Street

Dehesa Chic tapas bar serving Spanish and Italian inspired dishes, and great selection of wines with an in-house charcuterie. 25 Ganton Street, 020 7494 4170

Old Coffee House Traditional pub, popular with the locals. Check out the historic memorabilia covering the walls. 49 Beak Street, 020 7437 2197

Mother Mash Ultimate British comfort food. Diverse menu of pies, sausages, mash and gravy in any mouthwatering combination you like. 26 Ganton Street, 020 7494 9644

Polpo Critically acclaimed Venetian style bacaro, serving simple, authentic small plate dishes. Discover the Campari bar with original cocktails in the basement. 41 Beak Street, 020 7734 4479

Rosa’s Thai Rosa’s Thai Café serves honest, home-made helpings of Thai food with a modern twist, using ingredients sourced as locally as possible – from mighty venison to soft-shell crab. 23 Ganton Street, 020 7287 9617

Pure Taste the Californian sunshine in this fresh juice salad and health food bar. 39 Beak Street, 020 7287 3708

Sacred Coffee is the obsession here, with speciality coffees served alongside the house roast and loose leaf teas. Enjoy a selection of cakes, desserts and healthy food, served up stylishly with tradition Kiwi hospitality. 13 Ganton Street, 020 7734 1415

#Carnaby The Diner A taste of retro Americana with hot dogs, burgers, milkshakes, cocktails and a juke box at this hip hang out. 18 Ganton Street, 020 7287 8962

standard in all rooms. 10 Carlisle Street, 020 3697 3697 The Soho Hotel The Soho Hotel has 91 individually designed bedrooms, suites and apartments and is situated on a quiet street, surrounded by some of London’s best restaurants and bars, vibrant cafes and most exciting theatre and nightlife. 4 Richmond Mews, 020 7559 3000

Zebrano DJs spin the tunes, chefs cook up delicious European dishes and mixologists create your drinks from the extensive cocktail menu. 14-16 Ganton Street, 020 7287 5267

Where To Stay

Just a few steps away from Carnaby Street, you will find cool hotels, each with their own character and heritage. Courthouse Hotel Situated in an old listed Magistrates Court, this luxury hotel is located at the north end of Carnaby Street. Enjoy dinner in the Silk Restaurant, once the original courtroom where Keith Richards and Mick Jagger went on trial in the 1960s. 19-21 Great Marlborough Street, 020 7297 5555 Ham Yard Hotel Ham Yard Hotel is set on a three-quarter acre site in the heart of bustling Soho, a couple of blocks from Mayfair, with beautifully designed interiors in a luxurious, modern British style. The hotel boasts 91 guestrooms, a bowling alley, restaurant and bar, theatre and a rooftop garden. 1 Ham Yard, 020 3642 2000 Sanctum Soho Hotel Luxury boutique hotel with a reputation as a Rock ‘n’ Roll hangout. Situated in a pair of Georgian townhouses there is a rooftop terrace, restaurant, private cinema and 30 individually designed rooms. 20 Warwick Street, 020 7292 6100 The Nadler Soho The Nadler Soho offers 78 superbly comfortable, well-designed bedrooms, beautiful bathrooms, good value room rates, discreetly personalised service and a 24/7 reception, with air-conditioning, practical mini-kitchens, free WIFI, and HD TVs as

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History

In the 1960s Carnaby became the epicentre of what is famously known as swinging London. No shopping street in the world can boast such a real connection with music and popular culture quite like Carnaby Street. Music and fashion have walked hand in hand ever since the young entrepreneur John Stephen opened his first boutique here in 1958. It became a mecca for the new mods, into their sharp threads. John Lennon, The Who, The Kinks, Mick Jagger and Jimi Hendrix were all regular visitors - now that’s rock ‘n’ roll, and we like it. Carnaby was not only a place where the musicians came to shop, they came to hang out and play in clubs like The Roaring Twenties in the 1950s (now Ben Sherman) and Bag O’ Nails (where Paul McCartney met Linda Eastman). In the 1980s, Carnaby saw legendary club nights Mud Club and Batcave alongside the HQs of iconic music magazines NME and Smash hits, with Boy George working in a shop in the Newburgh Quarter.

No wonder Liam Gallagher chose Carnaby Street as the flagship location for his Pretty Green brand, alongside other music focused brands Dr Martens, Fred Perry, Puma and The Great Frog, who make jewellery for the likes of Iron Maiden, Kate Moss, Johnny Depp and The Arctic Monkeys. Music is simply built into the very fabric of the area. Check out Carnaby Echoes, the free walking app tour which brings the music history of the area to life as you walk the streets. Carnaby has unveiled hidden layers of music heritage via a series of plaques on key buildings in a commission by artist Lucy Harrison. Download Carnaby’s free walking app tour and visit carnabyechoes.com Check out Carnaby.co.uk and follow us @CarnabyLondon #Carnaby for full information.

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Index

adidas Originals 23 Ain’t Nothing But The Blues 35 Albam 24 American Apparel 15 Antidote 36 A.P.C 27 AQ/AQ Man 24 AQ/AQ Woman 23

Bag O’Nails 35 Barbour Heritage 20 Barbour’s Point 27 Ben Sherman 15 Benefit 15 Billionaire Boys Club 20 Bitter Sweet 31 Bolongaro Trevor 24 Boots 15 BOSS 15 Brandy Melville 23

Café Pomodoro 35 Cahoots 31 Canaletto 49 Carnaby Burger Co 36 Carry Me Home 23 Cha Cha Moon 31,39 Cheap Monday 15 Choccywoccydoodah 20,36 Cinnamon Soho 31,35 Cirque le Soir 39 Comptoir Libanais 35 Cowshed 20 Courthouse Hotel 40 C.P Company 20 Crumbs & Doilies 31 Cubitts 20

Dahlia 23 David Naman 15

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Dehesa 34 Department of Coffee and Social Affairs 36 Diesel Female 15 Diesel Male 15 Dr. Martens 15 Drop Dead 27

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F-Troupe Filson Flat Iron Flat Planet Flying Horse Jeans

GANT Rugger

Ham Yard Hotel

Havaianas

Illamasqua Irregular Choice It’s Something Hells

MAC Pro Store Mark Powell Marshall Street Leisure Centre Masala Zone Monki Moosh Mor Mother Mash Mozzino Muji Myung Ga

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New Frames 24 Nike SB 16 Nixon 19

Office Oi Polloi Oka Robata Grill and Sushi Old Coffee House Onitsuka Tiger OTHER Our Legacy

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Pankhurst London 19 Paul Smith Soho 24 Peckham Rye 19 Pepe Jeans London 16 Pitt Cue 36 Pixi 23 Pizza Pilgrims 31,35 Polpo 39 Pretty Green 16 Pro-Direct 23 Puma 16 Pure 39 Pylones 16

Jack Wills 23 Jinjuu 35 Joe & The Juice 35 Johnny Cupcakes 23 Joy Everley Fine Jewellers 19

Kua ‘Aina

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Lambretta 15 Lash Perfect Lash Bar 20 Laurel Wreath Store by Fred Perry 19 Lavand 15 Lazy Oaf 20 Levi’s 16 Levi’s Vintage Clothing Store 19 Liberty 26

Red Wing Shoes Red Lion Replay Retreat Cafe

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Sacred 39 Sanctum Soho Hotel 40 Señor Ceviche 31 Scotch & Soda 16 Shakespeare’s Head 35 Shampers Wine Bar & Restaurant 31,35 Shotgun 35 Sherry’s 27 Shinola 19 Shoryu Carnaby 31 Size? 16 Soccer Scene 16 Soho Grind 31,39 Stax Diner 32 Storm 16 Superga 23 SuperTrash 16 Sweaty Betty 24

Tapas Brindisa The Blue Posts The Clachan The Diner The Detox Kitchen The Face The Great Frog The Kooples The Life Goddess The Nadler Soho The North Face The Rum Kitchen Carnaby The Shaston Arms The Soho Hotel The White Horse triyoga Two Floors

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Walk In Back Rub Whyte & Brown

Wright Brothers Soho

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Oxford Circus

Oxford Circus Argyll St

Little Argyll St

Great Marlborough Street Regent Street

Little Marlborough St

Foubert’s Place

Beak Street Upr James St

Upr John St

Warwick St

Lexington Street & Silver Place

Regent Street

Marshall Street

Broadwick Street

Beak Street

Piccadilly Circus

Marshall Street

Ganton Street

Carnaby Street

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Newburgh Street

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Kingly Street

Ganton Street

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