Carnaby

Step under the iconic arch of world-famous Carnaby Street in Soho, where fashion, food and culture collide across a constantly evolving lineup of restaurants, bars, shops and experiences.

From trendsetting fashion flagships to one-of-a-kind independent boutiques and a game-changing culinary scene, Carnaby Street is the ultimate shopping and dining destination in London, all set within pedestrianised streets that invite you to wander at your own pace.

What is there to see and do on Carnaby Street?

Carnaby Street is renowned for its evolving mix of British and global fashion-forward shops, from independent boutiques to established flagships.

Beauty lovers shouldn't miss Sephora's flagship at 5-7 Carnaby Street, alongside Charlotte Tilbury and PURESEOUL. For fashion, discover K-Way, Kookaï, Edikted, Adidas Originals and Barbour. Don't miss the five-floor Tudor department store, Liberty London, where the Liberty clock, completed in 1925, is a charming detail on its exterior.

Carnaby Street is also home to the Spirit of Soho, a colourful mosaic mural celebrating the area’s artistic heritage and community spirit.

If you’re visiting the capital during the festive season, don’t miss the dazzling themed Christmas lights and installations on Carnaby Street.

What is there to eat and drink on Carnaby Street?

Refuel at restaurants, cafés, bars and English pubs serving cuisines from around the world across Carnaby Street and its surrounding streets.

As one of London's biggest pedestrianised shopping areas, Carnaby Street and its surrounding streets offer a vibrant atmosphere for brunch, alfresco lunches, coffee pitstops, à la carte dinners or late-night cocktails.

Head to Ganton Street and the pedestrianised Kingly Street to experience authentic, award-winning restaurants and bars, including Dishoom Carnaby, The Shaston Arms, Vagabond and Padella, with La Maritxu's Basque cheesecake and Big Kid Ice Cream on hand for something sweet.

Discover Kingly Court, a three-storey food and dining destination with exciting concepts including ALTA, Imad's Syrian Kitchen, Goldies, OKA, Le Bab, Pizza Pilgrims, Donia and tonkatsu ramen restaurant Shoryu. Beyond Kingly Court, the surrounding streets buzz with ground-breaking concepts such as Kiln, Mountain, Heard, Ria's and Marjorie's, while the Newburgh Quarter is home to wine bar Antidote, Turkish spot Zahter, and Japanese neo-izakaya Himi. 

Where is Carnaby and how do I get there?

Tucked behind Regent Street, Carnaby is just a five-minute walk away from Oxford Circus and Piccadilly Circus Tube stations.

When is Carnaby open?

Please check individual stores, restaurants and bars for opening times.