Fitzroy place isn’t just a place to live or work – it’s a destination for MODERN DINING, shopping AND CULTURE
Shop in a host of luxury stores, marvel at the beauty of Grade II listed Fitzrovia Chapel and, when you’re in need of a re-charge, settle-down in one of our restaurants for a bite to eat.
Our restaurants and shops and those in the local area are currently closed due to Covid-19.
Restaurants
Detox Kitchen
Be good to yourself
Lovingly prepared salads and juices, paired with a fresh food delivery service.Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 7.00PM
Saturday 9:00AM - 5.00PM
Sunday 10:00AM - 4.00PM
T. 020 7636 5303
detoxkitchen.co.uk
Percy & Founders
ENJOY THE BEST OF BRITISH
A seasonal British menu, available every day for breakfast, lunch & dinner and Sunday roast.Monday - Thursday 7:30AM - 11:30PM
Friday - 7:30AM - MIDNIGHT
Saturday - 9:00AM - MIDNIGHT
Sunday - 9:00AM - 6PM
T. 020 3761 0200
reservations@percyandfounders.co.uk
percyandfounders.co.uk
Retail
Jo Malone
A SCENT SENSATION
Luxury scents and fragrances, courtesy of one of London’s finest perfumers.Monday - Friday 10:00AM - 7PM
Saturday Closed, Sunday Closed
T. 0370 192 5056
jomalone.co.uk
smashbox
Look as good as you feel
Perfecting primers, radiant foundations and vibrant lipsticks; we’ve got you covered.Monday - Friday 10:15AM - 7PM
Saturday Closed, Sunday Closed
T. 0370 192 5355
smashbox.co.uk
Aveda
LET YOUR HAIR DOWN
Luxurious and eco-friendly hair care products for both men and women.Monday - Friday 10:15AM - 7PM
Saturday Closed, Sunday Closed
T. 0207 580 8287
aveda.co.uk
The Fitzrovia Chapel
"The most beautiful room in London you probably didn't know about"
The Telegraph
T. 020 3409 9895 WEDNESDAY BETWEEN 11:00 AND 16:00 FITZROVIACHAPEL.ORG
THE Fitzrovia Chapel is OPEN TO THE GENRAL PUBLIC AT CERTAIN TIMES. IT'S ALSO available to hire for weddings, exhibitions, fashion shows, filming and more
The chapel’s original purpose was to provide a quiet contemplation space for the staff and patients of Middlesex Hospital
Dating back to the late 1880s, the chapel was designed by architect John Loughborough Pearson, one of the foremost gothic revivalists of his day
