With a handful of spots around London, we love calling into Noxy at Burlington Arcade after browsing the Food Hall at Fortnum & Mason. The coffee is exceptional, and as are there bagels! From their classic PB&J, to a savoury chicken sub style, it makes for a perfect pick-me-up.

Your pantry will never have looked so finer stocked after paying a visit to the Fortnum & Mason food hall. From freshfoods, to cheeses, dips and condiments, to the ingredients for a perfect afternoon tea, they have it all. 

Turnbull & Asser has been ruling the roost of well-tailored shirts since it opened in St James in 1885. It moved to its current Jermyn Street location in 1903. King Charles has been wearing the classic button-downs since he was a boy and awarded the makers his first royal warrant in 1980. For something more bespoke, pop to the Bury Street outpost around the corner.

One of the oldest countryside retailers in the game, Holland & Holland has been selling the sort of tweed caps and coats that are left in the boot room for generations. More recently it’s been brought up to date (and possibly even into the city) with collections from the late model Stella Tennant and artist Hugo Guinness. A timeless British address with a keen eye for craftsmanship.