Built in 1879, this elegant shopping arcade links 28 Old Bond Street with 12 Albemarle Street and houses several small and exclusive shops selling silverware, art, bespoke shoes and chocolate. Originally called 'The Arcade', it was renamed as the 'Royal Arcade' after the shirtmaker H.W. Brettell was patronised by Queen Victoria. William Hodgson Brettell opened his shirtmakers at number 12 in the Arcade in 1880 (aged 24), it's now occupied by the Ormonde Jayne luxury perfume shop.
Charbonnel et Walker
1 Royal Arcade, Old Bond Street, W1S 4QF
Oozing with festive flavours the truffles and treats hidden inside this swanky Old Bond... More
Charbonnel et Walker
1 Royal Arcade, Old Bond Street, W1S4BT
In 1875, at the behest of Edward VII, Mme Charbonnel quit her post at Parisian chocolatier Maison... More
Charbonnel et Walker
1 Royal Arcade, Old Bond Street, W1S 4QF
This French chocolatier was originally given its berth in the Royal Arcade by Edward VII, back in... More
Charbonnel et Walker
1 Royal Arcade, Old Bond Street, W1S 4QF
Oozing with festival flavours the truffles and treats hidden inside this swanky Old Bond Street emporium... More
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Allen & Co Butchers
117 Mount Street, W1K
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12 The Arcade,28 Old Bond Street,Mayfair,
London,
W1SMap
The luxury perfume company Ormonde Jayne, established in 2001, opened this tiny shop - a Caulder Moore-redesigned store - in the picturesque Royal Arcade off ... More
In 1875, at the behest of Edward VII, Mme Charbonnel quit her post at Parisian chocolatier Maison Boissier to set up a fine confectionary house ... More
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Built in 1879, this elegant shopping arcade links 28 Old Bond Street with 12 Albemarle Street and houses several small and exclusive shops selling silverware, art, bespoke shoes and chocolate. Originally called 'The Arcade', it was renamed as the 'Royal Arcade' after the shirtmaker H.W. Brettell was patronised by Queen Victoria. William Hodgson Brettell opened his shirtmakers at number 12 in the Arcade in 1880 (aged 24), it's now occupied by the Ormonde Jayne luxury perfume shop.
