Fabrics, haberdashery, trimmings, and wool: if there's only one spot to go it has to be MacCulloch & Wallis. Sourcing fabrics since 1902 you're guaranteed to find all the yarn and tools you could ever possibly need.
Berners Tavern may be old school British, but it's everything but stodgy. Housed in a grand yet cosy room in the Edition, Berners Tavern has a wonderful menu of elevated British classics. Waiting for your table? Hang by the bar and play a round of pool.
Soho knows no bounds when it comes to exhibition spaces. Pipeline is no exception. It's innovative, it's broadening the landscape of art and on top of that, it's exhibiting some jolly good curations.
There are few places we'd rather tuck into a plate of seared hand-dived scallops, slurp on some fresh ricotta tortellini and indulge in Blythburgh Pork Collar topped with the sweetest of roasted figs than at Dear Jackie. Though you may be in Soho, la dolce vita has never felt so close by!
Annie Doble had her own vintage stall at Spitalfields Market aged 15, and was just 20 when she opened a small studio in Ibiza’s Old Town. Kate Moss and Sienna Miller shop there for her one-of-a-kind vintage finds, while Zendaya and Dakota Johnson have both worn Annie’s eponymous collection, which started as a way to switch up deadstock and is often hand-stitched with intricate glass beadwork. A joyful dress-up shop.