DISCOVER SHOREDITCH

East London has evolved endlessly, but its creative energy remains unmistakable. From the Victorian charm of Spitalfields to the buzz of Redchurch Street, this corner of the city is home to some of London’s most exciting stores, standout restaurants and rich layers of history.

Allpress, Redchurch Street

A very short hop from where Allpress had their original store and roasters, you’ll find this perfect espresso bar. Not many do it better, and as such we’ve been been visitors for years. We’re also super proud stockists and users of their beans in our stores.

Rochelle Canteen

A small, seasonal and ever changing menu that consistently delivers has kept people coming back to this gem, situated in the former bike shed of this old School, since 2004. One of the most respected establishments in London, it’s unpretentious cooking is a real joy.

Labour and Wait

Labour and Wait have been a constant on Redchurch Street since 2010, when they set up shop in their beautiful, emerald tiled flagship. The edit inside is a masterclass in utilitarian design, with form and function existing in harmony. Cotton canvas workwear, tin lunch boxes, enamelware, the good french soap - everything here has purpose & is built to last.

Jenki Matcha

Just across from our Spitalfields store, Jenki is our go-to for a matcha fix. Their blends are smooth, balanced and genuinely some of the best in the area. Alongside their classic serves, they’re always introducing seasonal specials - think limited-edition flavours that make a quick stop-in feel like a little ritual. The perfect pick-me-up before or after browsing the neighbourhood.

Arnold Circus

Cut through Arnold Circus and make sure you spare a moment to take in your surroundings. The red brick buildings that circle the bandstand are some of the first social housing to have been built in the uk, the very hill that the band stand is built on is said to have been formed by the rubble from the slums that were torn down and piled up.