10 Reasons To Go To Chiltern Street this weekend
Words: Holly
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the whole summer, you’ll have heard these 8 letters uttered from the lips of every celebrity, socialite, reporter and friend all over London: C.H.I.LT.E.R.N. Yes, you guessed it, the restaurant that took the capital by storm this summer has sparked the return of the street on which it sits. Not that we ever really forgot about the gentlemanly wonderers of Chiltern Street, but after a recent indulgence at the now world famous restaurant, we were reminded of just how great this London street is, from famous restaurants to unique coffee shops, art galleries and shops. We urge you to head to this underrated, but highly gentlemanly street this weekend indulge in 10 of our favourite places and spaces..
1. CHILTERN FIREHOUSE,
No words are really needed for this one – if you can bag yourself a table in the restaurant then you’re sure to have a wonderful evening rubbing shoulders with likes of Cara D and Suki.
2. SUNSPEL,
The one-stop-shop for all your style staple needs on the t-short front. Even James bond wears them.
3. TRUNK CLOTHIERS,
A beautifully collated combination of modern menswear brands and accessories, including cult brands such as Alden, Barena, Boglioli and Common Projects.
4. JOHN SIMONS,
If you like Ivy-league style then you’ll love this all American clothing and accessories shop – there are some british and continental brands thrown in there, but the Ivy-League stock is all you need to know about.
5. CIRE TRUDON,
Uber luxurious candle shop, it is the oldest and most prestigious wax manufacturer in he world and the perfect place to pick up a gift for someone special or just to treat yourself.
6. MARIO’S BARBER SHOP,
A wonderfully traditional barber shop – no frills, just good cuts and shaves.
7. ROOM 32,
A luxury spot for perfect place to update your winter hair style, enjoy a treatment in the calming atmosphere.
8. ATLAS GALLERY,
Stunning modern art Gallery, currently showing an unmissable photography exhibition by Jimmy Nelson, called ‘Before They Pass Away’.
9. GENERAL LEATHER COMPANY,
Started in 1971, General Leather Company is the country’s longest established designer and maker of leather clothes. They stock an exclusive range of clothing for women and men, with bespoke pieces available within a few weeks.
10. MONOCLE CAFE,
Pop in to grab your latest copy of the magazine, have a read surrounded by fellow like0minded people and enjoy some delicious coffee or choose from the basic but delicious food.
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