Mayfair · W1K
Mount Street
The most photogenic street in Mayfair, anchored by Scott's, the Connaught, Marc Jacobs, Roksanda, and the Mount Street gardens. Where the neighbourhood looks most like itself.
On the street
Venues on Mount Street
Bacchanalia
££££Mayfair · Bond Street
Richard Caring's Bacchanalia, at 1 Mount Street, goes all in on Greco-Roman splendour: vast sculptures, an art collection that would not look out of place in a museum, and a dining room built for spectacle. The cooking is modern European and sets out to match the show, though the setting is what people talk about.
Bremont
Mayfair · Bond Street
British watch brand's Mayfair boutique, where in-store specialists help clients choose a watch.

George
££££Mount Street · Bond Street
George is a private members' club on Mount Street, discreet in manner and much loved by those who belong. It draws a crowd of creative and business figures from across Mayfair, and the British cooking is reliably excellent. The atmosphere is warm and convivial.
Hamiltons Gallery
Mayfair · Bond Street
Photography gallery specialising in the sale of photographs from the mid twentieth century onward.

Harry's Bar
££££Mayfair · Bond Street
Harry's Bar on South Audley Street is a private members' club, one of the Birley Clubs, modelled on the Venice original. Inside, expect Bellinis, reliable Italian cooking and a loyal, well-heeled crowd. It is members only, so do not expect to walk in off the street.

Hélène Darroze at The Connaught
££££Mayfair · Bond Street
Three Michelin stars and one of London's most extraordinary dining experiences. Hélène Darroze's cooking at The Connaught is personal, seasonal and deeply rooted in the Landes region of southwest France.

Jamavar
££££Mount Street · Bond Street
The Leela Group's London flagship, at 8 Mount Street, takes its cue from the grand dining rooms of India's palaces. The Indian cooking here holds a Michelin star, with spicing that is careful and precise. Book it for a proper occasion rather than a quick supper.

Jean-Georges at The Connaught
££££Mount Street · Bond Street
Jean-Georges Vongerichten's London restaurant takes the ground floor of the Connaught on Carlos Place. It runs all day, from breakfast through to supper with afternoon tea in between, and the French American cooking leans on Asian-influenced flavours. The room has a quiet, confident elegance that suits any hour.

Jessica McCormack
Mayfair · Bond Street
Diamond jeweller whose flagship is a 19th-century townhouse on Carlos Place in Mayfair.
Jo Hansford
Mayfair · Bond Street
Hair salon on South Audley Street specialising in hair colour, highlights, cutting and styling.

Kai Mayfair
££££South Audley Street · Bond Street
Kai sits at 65 South Audley Street, where chef Alex Chow cooks Chinese food that pairs Cantonese tradition with a European fine dining sensibility. The wine list is a real part of the draw, so give yourself time to explore it properly. A polished choice for a considered dinner in the heart of Mayfair.
Knight Frank Mayfair
Mayfair · Bond Street
Knight Frank's Mayfair office handles residential sales and lettings across the W1J, W1K and W1S postcodes. If you are buying, selling, renting or letting in Mayfair, it is a sensible first call, as the team deals in off-market properties as well as those on the open market.

Omorovicza Mayfair Institute
Mayfair · Bond Street
Treatment space and retail boutique from the Hungarian skincare house Omorovicza.
Pragnell
Mount Street · Bond Street
Jeweller's Mayfair showroom offering handcrafted jewellery, bespoke creations and Swiss watches from several makers.
Scott's
££££Mount Street · Bond Street
Scott's on Mount Street is as much a social ritual as a restaurant, and Mayfair treats it accordingly. The draw is seafood and the oyster bar, in a room that hums with energy every night of the week. Come for the plates, stay for the company and the view of who else has turned up.

The Connaught
££££Mayfair · Bond Street
The Connaught on Carlos Place combines the warmth of a private house with the resources of a grand hotel. Its Connaught Bar was ranked number one in the world in 2020 and 2021, and placed sixth on the global bars list in 2025. Hélène Darroze's three-starred restaurant is under the same roof.

The Connaught Bar
££££Mayfair · Bond Street
The bar at the Connaught, on Carlos Place, is home to the Martini trolley, a London institution in its own right. Cocktails here are made with real elegance. It topped the World's 50 Best Bars list in 2021 and placed sixth in 2025, so the standard has clearly held.

The Connaught Grill
££££Mount Street · Bond Street
The Connaught Grill is back at the Connaught on Carlos Place, a revival of the hotel's historic grill room. The cooking is British and refined, served in one of the hotel's grandest rooms. Come for the sense of occasion: this is a place where the setting and the heritage matter as much as what arrives on the plate.
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