Elizabeth Street Belgravia: A Guide 

What is it that makes Belgravia, well, Belgravia? London is a special city, and Belgravia is its beating heart. Take a walk down Elizabeth Street and you’ll find out why.

This quiet, civilised, tree-lined street is but a stone’s throw from busy Victoria Station, yet you wouldn’t guess it. Elizabeth Street has many delights to offer. Revel in the variety, the peace, and the grandeur of the architecture. If you’re not already a Belgravia resident, and you’re wondering whether to become one, visit Elizabeth Street.

Located near Sloane Square and a short walk from Victoria Coach Station, Elizabeth Street is one of the most famous streets in London and you’ll soon discover why.

There are so many must-see places and things to do around Elizabeth Street, London. So, we have had to be very selective with our recommendations. From popular haunts to the hidden gems, you won’t have to walk far along to find a place you love – take a look at these location on (or very near) Elizabeth Street.

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Places To Eat, Drink, Shop and Relax

Whether you have a few hours (or days) for exploration, these are some of our top recommendations to sample.

1 Poilane – French Bakery

Let’s start at Number 46, because this is where Poilane have one of their two London outlets. Poilane sums up Belgravia. It’s difficult to beat good French bread, and Poilane makes some of the very best. They actually bake the bread in Paris and then bring it here, which is fine, because both the sourdough and the rye are best when they’ve had time to mature. People all over the country buy Poilane bread by mail order, but if you’re close enough to visit, visit. You can get tea, coffee, and pastries on the spot, and carry your bread home with you. Bon Appétit!

2 Oliveto – Italian Restaurant

There are several excellent eating and drinking establishments on Elizabeth Street. We’ve chosen this restaurant because it brings an authentic taste of Italy to Elizabeth Street. This classy Italian restaurant offers some of the finest thin crust pizzas baked that you will ever taste. If wood-fired pizza doesn’t take your fancy, you’ll find plenty of other delicious Italian alternatives – the chargrilled chicken escalope comes highly recommended.

3 Vickisarge – Luxury Fashion Jewellery

Number 38 Elizabeth Street attracts jewellery buyers from around the world, including famous faces and top designers. Vicki Sarge became an icon on the fashion jewellery scene, with the likes of Beyonce and Lady Gaga wearing her designs. She has also featured in many of the top fashion shows, and in prestigious fashion magazines such as Vogue. If you appreciate high-end jewellery, a visit to Vickisarge is a must.

4 Les Senteurs – Perfumery

This boutique perfumery is a treasure trove of high-quality brands, as well as exclusive fragrances that you will struggle to find on sale anywhere else. You can book a consultation with an expert to help discover your perfect perfume or try some of the samples to find your favourite scent.

5 Peggy Porschen – Bakery and Café

From the chic pink floral decor to the delectable, award-winning cakes, if you fancy a sweet treat, book a table at Peggy Porschen or pop in to take away some heavenly cupcakes or a wonderfully crafted layer cake. Afternoon Tea at Peggy Porschen is the ideal way to celebrate a special occasion and the brunch menu is popular with local residents and tourist alike.

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6 Bijoux Medi Spa – Spa and Beauty Treatments

Head to Bijoux Medi Spa for a rejuvenating treatment or a relaxing massage after a day of busy shopping. Renowned in the field of cosmetic medicine, Dr Elisabeth Dancey brought her expertise to London, offering bespoke beauty treatments including anti-ageing facials and body sculpting.

7 Turkmen Gallery – Art Gallery and Decorative Textiles

This unique gallery brings traditional Turkish and Asian textile designs to London. Regular exhibitions include carpets and kilims, silk ikat cushions and other unique decorative objects hand-crafted using traditional methods from around the world.

8 Cubitt House – Georgian Pub and Restaurant

Named after one of Belgravia’s most notable building developers, Thomas Cubitt, Cubitt House offers the traditional London pub experience with a fine dining twist. Enjoy a few drinks with friends or book a table to sample the renowned feasting menu.

If you’ve been teetering on the verge of a move to Belgravia, we hope this short introduction to Elizabeth Street will help you make up your mind. Or, if you’re interested in some of the surrounding areas like Mayfair, Knightsbridge or South Kensington – get in touch. No one knows the Belgravia market and surrounding areas as well as we do.