London is a city with a world-class Indian food offering that includes everything from canteen-style Punjabi feasts at Tayyabs to two-Michelin-starred Gymkhana via the brilliant Dishoom. But it’s Gymkhana’s younger, funkier little sibling that is stealing its waiting list. Ambassadors Clubhouse is a low-lit warren of striped pillars and loud swirling carpets, where staff dish up crisp keema naans and resplendent pots of biryani. The Tamatar Martini is worthy of note – poured with just the palest tint of tomato, but with the flavour of a full-blown Bloody Mary. A lot of fun that’s hard to fault. 

This bespoke tailor on Savile Row has become iconic to London's Mayfair streets. Having opened in 1906, it's safe to say the ready-to-wear menswear makes for the perfect smart get-up, and their tailoring services remain one of the best in London. 

Probably one of Cecconi's most stylish outposts, the Mayfair restaurant is ideal for a glass of bubbly and a quick bite before an evening spent gallery hopping. The food is solid but not exactly mind-blowing, so we usually stick to nibbles and save our appetites for any of the myriad fantastic restaurants in the 'hood.

What differentiates Hauser & Wirth from its contemporaries is its lifestyle arm. Just a 10-minute stroll from the huge contemporary Savile Row gallery, its Farm Shop stocks organic produce from the Somerset outpost where there’s also a farmhouse to rent and a Piet Oudolf-designed garden. So after perusing an exhibition by Louise Bourgeois or George Rouy, you can pop there to find a secret wine bar for charcuterie and cheese sharing plates.