Shepherd Market

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Al Hamra

Al Hamra, nestled in the sophisticated district of Mayfair, stands as a beacon of Lebanese cuisine in London....

Noble Rot

Noble Rot Mayfair emerges as a sanctuary for wine aficionados and adventurous diners alike, hidden within the charming...

Blossom and Bows

Blossom and Bows cater for all tastes and budgets, from children’s parties, Birthdays, special occasions and all the...

Jack The Clipper

Background & History of Jack The Clipper Barbers in Mayfair Jack The Clipper Barbers is a traditional Turkish...

L’Artiste Muscle

L'Artiste Muscle stands as a beacon of French culinary tradition in the heart of Shepherd Market, Mayfair. Since...

The Pharmacy At Mayfair and Clinic

The Pharmacy at Mayfair has been established around the early 1900s providing a friendly and personalised service to...

Birley Cigars

Nestled in the heart of Mayfair, Birley Cigars epitomizes luxury in the vibrant Soho district of London. This...

Mail Boxes Etc

Mail Boxes Etc. specialises in parcel delivery and packaging, catering to all your shipping needs whether local or...

Turmeaus Cigars & Whisky | Mayfair

Turmeaus Cigars, a distinguished cigar establishment in the heart of London's Mayfair district, has been providing premium cigars...

Shepherd Market Wine House

At Shepherd Market Wine House, along with select champagnes, we offer sumptuous wines from every possible region in...

Shepherd Mayfair

A Hidden Retreat in the Heart of Mayfair Nestled in the charming cobbled lanes of Shepherd Market, The...

The King’s Arms

The King's Arms, nestled in the quaint Shepherd Market of Mayfair, London, is a traditional pub with a...

Ye Grapes

Ye Grapes, nestled in the vibrant heart of Mayfair, London, is a traditional pub with a history that...

The Little Square Restaurant

The Little Square Restaurant is nestled in the heart of Shepherd Market, Mayfair is an intimate and bustling...

All About
Shepherd Market

Shepherd Market is the closest thing Mayfair has to a village. A small network of pedestrian lanes and courtyards between Curzon Street and Piccadilly, it was laid out in the eighteenth century on the site of the annual May Fair that gave the district its name.
The scale is entirely different from the rest of W1: narrow passages, small frontages, pubs with tables spilling into the lanes and restaurants that seat thirty rather than three hundred. It is one of the few parts of Mayfair that feels genuinely informal.
Browse listings in Shepherd Market across pubs, restaurants, bars and clubs and coffee bars. See also Curzon Street and our drinking and dining section.