There are approximately 70,000 streets in London, and you know what? Some of them are really worth visiting, not because of the hype, but because of their life!
Talk about Picadilly, Oxford Street, and of course, Regent Street! This street has so much to offer, like a literal A-Z of shops to visit. But if you’re outta here and want to skip shopping, we’re here to drop some bomb for you!
Our Wunderlust team listed some great things to do in Regent Street, London, to make sure you don’t miss the experience. Check out where to eat, find some great sips, and possibly move your body if you’re up for it!
Have a weekend brunch at All Bar One
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Website: https://www.allbarone.co.uk/
Address: 289-293 Regent St
Contact Details: +442076368197
Operating Hours: Monday – Saturday: 8:00 AM – 11:30 PM
If there’s a versatile restaurant where you can grab a quick bite, brunch, and even host a business meeting, that’s All Bar One. This bar is perfect for your little me-time to fill your stomach before or after exploring the street.
They have full menus from day to night, like beef brisket tacos, tapas, and Bumbu Bali chicken skewers. If you’re looking for drinks, they also have expertly crafted cocktails and spirits and wines.
It’s also one of our team’s go-to spots for after-work drinks. If you have some catching up to do with your friends, their ambience is perfect!
Pro Tip:
The bar offers shareable plates, best if you want to sample their flavours.
Get physical on Barry’s Bootcamp
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Website: https://www.barrys.com/
Address: 59 Kingly St
Contact Details: +442045116206
Operating Hours:
- Monday – Friday: 5:30 AM – 9:30 PM
- Saturday – Sunday: 7:00 AM – 4:45 PM
Barry’s Bootcamp is a studio where you can get fit – yes, in London! It’s famous for its Red Room with fully set up treadmills and weighted benches (plus music while working out).
You can take a 45 to 60-minute full-body burn composed of treadmill sprints and some bodyweight circuits. While exercising, you’ll have that beat-pumping music, so you’ll feel like you’re at a bar while working out.
There are trainers and some off-peak classes you can opt for if you want a more personalised fitness experience. Though some find it a bit expensive compared to budget gyms, it’s still worth a try.
Pro Tip:
Arrive early, warm up, and chat with the trainer to get some information regarding their class.
Shop vegan skincare at Facetheory
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Website: https://www.facetheory.com/
Address: Quadrant Arcade, Regent St
Contact Details: [email protected]
Operating Hours:
- Monday – Saturday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Sunday: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
If you’re looking for some skincare products, Facetheory has got you. This store offers vegan and clean skincare made in the UK.
They use active ingredients like vitamin C and azelaic acid, to name a few. Many customers love their clarifying cleanser, especially those with acne. They also offer a 365-day guarantee, where you can get refunds for the products that don’t work for you.
They rebranded in 2024 and faced backlash for their new tube packaging, with some saying that it’s not practical. But despite that, you might want to check them out for some products you need.
Pro Tip:
They have a Facetheory quiz to help you match skin types, which you can use as a starting point in browsing their products.
Sip fresh juice at Joe & The Juice
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Website: https://www.joejuice.com/
Address: 281 Regent St., High Street
Contact Details: +442082617115
Operating Hours:
- Monday – Friday: 7:30 AM – 8:30 PM
- Saturday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
For healthy drinks, Joe & The Juice is the way to go. They offer made-to-order juices partnered with their sandwiches or Eggcado breakfast meal.
They’ve got a sleek and Instagram-worthy space where you can drink and take some snaps for your socials. There’s also loud music, which can either hype you or annoy you. If it’s the latter, we recommend taking out your drink.
The store has an app so you can just pre-order and pick up your order to save time. However, note that it’s not like Starbucks, where you can lounge – it’s only ideal for quick stops or solo visits.
Pro Tip:
Be sure to try their famous Tunacado sandwich, one of their best-selling on-the-go meals.
Watch a show at the Regent Street Cinema
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Website: https://www.regentstreetcinema.com/home
Address: 307 Regent St.
Contact Details: +442079115050
Operating Hours: Monday – Sunday: 11:00 AM -11:00 PM
If you prefer watching a studio film, then you’d better experience the Regent Street Cinema. While it screens the latest releases like any modern cinema, what sets it apart is the chance to watch in a beautifully restored historic venue.
You’ll see the Art Deco-styled auditorium with velvet chairs, a domed ceiling, and 7.1 digital sound. There is also the 1936 Compton organ that they’ve fully restored. This cinema also holds unique digital screens, including 16mm, 4K, and Super 8.
Need a break before the film? The cinema features a stylish foyer with a bar, snacks, and a cloakroom for your convenience.
Pro Tip:
There are matinee savings, double-bill tickets and under-16 deals that’ll save you money.
Get a haircut at Supply 91
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Website: https://www.supply91.co.uk/
Address: Unit 6, Quadrant Arcade, 80 Regent St
Contact Details: +442045382188
Operating Hours:
- Monday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
If you want to have a hair makeover in London, Supply 91 is worth checking out. Their whole vibe is about treating clients like friends, not just numbers who come and go.
You can get a premium grooming, which includes 45 to 75-minute appointments. You’ll have a haircut and wash, a beard tidy, and some facial refreshers.
There’s even a complimentary drink while having your consultation.
The setting is just as refined as the service. Think minimalist wood, limewashed walls, and a Scandinavian-Japanese interior that creates a calm, stylish atmosphere.
Pro Tip:
Request for their senior stylists like Maxwell Oakley or Luke Davies (many customers praise them).
Spend a late night at the Cuckoo Club
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Website: https://www.thecuckooclub.com/
Address: Swallow St
Contact Details: +442072874300
Operating Hours: Wednesday – Saturday: 11:00 AM – 3:30 PM
For a memorable and unique late-night, go to Cuckoo Club. It has two immersive floors, one is a celestial-themed floor named Cosmos, and the second looks like a secret garden from Alice in Wonderland.
This bar will satisfy your nightlife and food cravings with its amazing Mediterranean menu. The wagyu burgers are genuinely good, and the desserts and cocktails are better than you’d expect from a place with a DJ.
If you want a smoother entry, be there before 11 PM and make sure to bring your ID.
Pro Tip:
It’s better to have proper dining first at Cosmos before clubbing.
Stay at the Treehouse Hotel London
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Website: https://www.treehousehotels.com/london
Address: 14-15 Langham Pl
Contact Details: +442075800111
Operating Hours: Monday – Saturday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
If you want to experience the life of Regent Street, then staying at the Treehouse Hotel London will do.
There’s a mix of room types, from simple studios to fancier clubhouse suites. The rooms—especially the lookout and skyline ones—come with some pretty striking views.
Their drinks and food are especially good, especially at the rooftop Madera restaurant that serves Cali-Mex cuisine. The bar upstairs has panoramic views of London, which honestly make it a nice place to just hand out for a while.
Prepare for the music as it can get loud with their live DJs. Also, their on-site restaurant usually closes at 10:00 PM, so late-night food can be limited.
Pro Tip:
There is no parking here, and the nearest one is the Cavendish Square.
Eat lunch at Whole Foods Market
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Website: https://www.wholefoodsmarket.co.uk/
Address: 20 Glasshouse St
Contact Details: +442074063100
Operating Hours:
- Monday – Friday: 7:30 AM – 10:00 PM
- Saturday: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Sunday: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
For a more local experience, visit Whole Foods Market. It’s technically a supermarket, but there’s also in-store dining with different food stalls.
There’s a hot bar, a salad bar, a coffee bar, and even sushi. After eating, it’s worth roaming around the aisles—especially if you’re into organic produce or want to check out what local suppliers are offering.
Products can be a bit expensive, but if you time it right with prime or weekday deals, it doesn’t have to break the bank.
Pro Tip:
The store also has a wellness and beauty aisle where you can check out skincare and supplements.
Visit Ziggy’s Cocktail Bar
Website: https://www.hotelcaferoyal.com/events/venues/#Ziggy’s
Address: 68 Regent Street
Contact Details: 02074063310
Operating Hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Ziggy’s is a cocktail bar inside the Hotel Café Royal. It’s inspired by David Bowie, who had his last party in the hotel.
They offer Bowie-inspired cocktails like Darkness & Disgrace, Tiger on Vaseline, and Femme Fatale. But if you want lighter bites and drinks, they also have them.
Aside from the intimate vibe of the bar, you’ll also appreciate the artwork of Mick Rock scattered around. It’s more likely to bring nostalgia for Bowie’s fans, but if you’re not, then you can just entertain yourself with some fresh cocktails!
Pro Tip:
This bar has no reservations, and the space is very limited. Make sure to come early, starting at 5:00 PM, to secure a table.
Explore Japanese sushi at The Araki
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Website: https://the-araki.co.uk/
Address: Unit 4, 12 New Burlington St
Contact Details: +442072872481
Operating Hours: Monday – Sunday: 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Craving for something Japanese in the heart of London? The Arake is here to quench that craving with their Edomae-style sushi. You’ll even personally see the chefs in action and experience a ritual service.
It’s a small restaurant, with just 9 counter seats and a private room for six, so getting a seat can be tricky. If you’re looking to taste their notorious sushi, better go early.
The only thing to note here is that they have a very rigid food serving etiquette. For instance, smaller portions are given to women, which may not sit well with everyone.
Pro Tip:
You can book early via phone at +442072872481 with a required deposit.
Search for something cheeky at the Scribbler
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Website: https://www.scribbler.com/
Address: 269 Regent St
Contact Details: +442074954843
Operating Hours:
- Monday -Friday: 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Saturday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM
For a more fun and light experience, you can go to the Scribbler. It’s a small shop where you can find humorous greeting cards and quirky gifts. From sassy anniversary notes to funny condolence cards, they got it.
Their cards are all FSC-certified, made in the UK, and come with plastic-free packaging. You can also purchase gifts here, like socks and novelty supplies.
One good thing about them is that they help raise breast cancer awareness through CoppaFeel (their partnered brand). That means you’ll support a good cause if you buy from them.
Pro Tip:
The store has a cool kiosk where you can personalise messages and print them instantly.
Drink coffee with a purpose at Old Spike Roastery
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Website: https://oldspikeroastery.com/
Address: 15, 16 Sherwood St
Operating Hours:
- Monday – Friday: 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday – Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
If you’re not for cocktails, then coffee might be just for you. Old Spike Roastery is a socially inclined coffee brand with the purpose of helping people fight homelessness in London.
They’re famous for their freshly roasted coffee, but they’ve been the talk of the town as well with their mission. If you want to support their mission, you can try their famous flavourful espresso and filter coffees.
For a more sustainable practice, you can also bring your reusable cup or bean bag to support their carbon-neutral goals.
Pro Tip:
They have seasonal and single-origin offerings like the Ethiopian Rocko Mountain, which you can try.
