Piccadilly Arcade

I’m going to review the features within this shopping gallery and then give my final review. Starting with:

Size: This shopping gallery is of adequate sizing as you can easily scan through this gallery in 5-10 minutes depending on how long you like to stare at each store/product.

Customer Service: The members of staff within each store are highly receptive and eager to serve/assist.

Stores/Services: There are a wide range of stores within this shopping gallery. I honestly felt spoilt for choice during my first time visiting this gallery as there are so many stores that all look like they demand your attention. I’d advise you to try and scan through the gallery first before deciding to fixate on a single store.

Queues: There are generally no queues for the services within the stores, so it’s really easy to just enter a store and make a quick purchase if you’re short of time.

Hygiene: This shopping gallery is clean and very well kept and. Every store is shiny and bright and is respectively well presented.

Atmosphere: I love the entire look, feel and overall aesthetic of this gallery. It’s simply gorgeous to look at and makes for a refreshingly pleasant window shopping experience. I enjoyed my time within this gallery and would happy visit it again as its contents and services tend to change with each season.

Summary: I would highly recommend anyone walking by or curious to visit this shopping gallery. It’s really beautiful and makes for a great window shopping experience at the very least.

Beautiful small street with very good shops and romantic place. One exit on Bond street with the best Christmas decorations and top one quality shops in London.

Was really nice to appreciate the things i cannot afford, and nice to be reminded that there are people out there getting paid well. It gives me the drive to work even harder than i have for the past 10years im just not being promotoed or getting paid more which is baffling.

Amazing place to spend a lot of time to marvel the shops there . Can you please offer a lot more Entertainment events in the area please

Very nice covered arcade full of interesting old shops selling quality luxury goods… located just off Piccadilly, after walking through you will exit on Jermyn Street and into the lovely neighbourhood of St James’s. So many interesting shops inside, from antiques ans Militaria, to leather goods and fragrance, to tailors and jewellers. Worth a stroll through if in the area and close to Green Park station and the Mall…

It feels like stepping back in time. The arcade, with 28 shops, was opened in 1909, having been designed by Thrale Jell. The arcade runs between Piccadilly Street and Jermyn Street and it is opposite Burlington Arcade.

A Small but impressive row of stores in-between Piccadilly and jermyn street. The arcade is composed of twenty-eight shops on the ground floor. The first floor was originally offices, but converted to the Felix Hotel in 1915. The buildings were bombed in 1941 during World War II and not fully restored until 1957.

Among the shops in the arcade are the Royal Warrant holder Benson & Clegg, who moved here in 1976 from their previous location in Jermyn Street. It is located very close to fortnum and mason department store.

A five foot bronze statue of Beau Brummell sits at the Jermyn Street end of the arcade, designed by Irena Sidiecka.

Always clean . Nice shops and a nice little cafe