The world is
your oyster
8 tube lines, including the Elizabeth line, plus national and international rail services.
*All journey times are from the main entrance at 200 Gray’s Inn Road
Know your London
Food & Drink
Health & Leisure
Retail and Culture
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Anglo
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Banh Mi Bay
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Betsey Trotwood
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The Blue Lion
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Briki
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Bourne & Hollingsworth
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Cafe Kick
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Caravan Exmouth Market
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Catalyst
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The Clerk & Well
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The Coach
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The Exmouth Arms
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The Easton Pub & Kitchen
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Faros Holborn
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Fred Coffee
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The Gunmakers
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Hopper Coffee
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Honey & Co
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KIN
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Knockbox Coffee
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The Lady Ottoline
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Leather Lane Market
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Luce e Limoni
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La Fromagerie
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The Marian Anderson
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Mikeller
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Moro & Morito
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Mouse Tail Coffee
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Noble Rot
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Ngon Ngon
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Otto’s
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The Quality Chop House
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The Queens Head
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Tuttis
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The Yorkshire Grey
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WC Wine & Charcuterie
In the middle of everywhere
Grab your bike
2 Santander bike cycle docks.
2 cycle superhighways.
Highway 6 from King’s Cross to Elephant & Castle
Highway 27 from Acton to Walthamstow
Independently
unique
A wide selection of local independent businesses cater for all wants and needs, from daily essentials to bespoke tailoring and unique finds.
From Exmouth Market to Leather Lane, independent traders reign supreme, bringing you global flavours and local treatment unparalleled in London.
Click through for some of our favourites
Caffeine hits
Close caffeine
Hopper coffee
Cute & cosy
Mouse Tail coffee
Alfresco seating
Knockbox coffee
Sweet treats
Konditor
Super service
Fred
Next level lunches
Low price,
high quality
Tabac Caf´é
Pasta delights
Luce e Limoni
Best sandwich
Leather Lane Market
Sharing is caring
Caravan
Spice is nice
Kin
Useful & boutique
Best for books
Magma Clerkenwell
Great for gifts
Folk
Fabulous flowers
Dawson Flowers
Suited & booted
Connock & Lockie
Fix your fixie
Condor Cycles
Watering holes
Best beers
Mikeller
Wine & bites
Noble Rot
Beer and grub
The Coach
Cool cocktails
The Gunmakers
Classic British boozer
The Exmouth Arms
Eat and impress
Spectacular spot
Bourne & Hollingsworth
Weird & wonderful
Otto’s Restaurant
Splurge out
Honey & co
Taste sensation
Moro & Morito
Iconic fare
La Fromagerie
Go green here..
Secret garden
Regent Square Garden
Palatial plaza
Granary Square
Weird & wonderful
Calthorpe Community Garden
Place to pause
St. George’s Gardens
Somewhere to play
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
The Knowledge
Quarter
200 Gray’s Inn Road sits within the radius of the knowledge quarter. Where businesses, universities, museums and organisations come together to put the area on the map as a world-class centre for the creation of knowledge.
Any business located here could become a part of the consortium of partner organisations that are transforming lives through knowledge and innovation.
A history of
independent
thinkers
The legacy of Gray’s Inn Road is one of free thinking. It is, and has always been, a place where big ideas grow, from the revolutionary works of the Bloomsbury group to the first performance of Shakespeare’s ‘The Comedy of Errors’ at Gray’s Inn. Many familiar names have had deep connections to the area over the years…
Virginia Woolf
Roger Eliot Fry
William Morris
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Sir Edward Burne-Jones
John Lydon
W.B. Yeats
Catherine Tate
J.M. Barrie
Charles Darwin
Queen Elizabeth I
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Norman Foster
Dorothy L. Sayers
William Shakespeare
Charles Dickens lived and worked at 48 Doughty Street in Bloomsbury from 1837 to 1839, where he wrote several of his early novels, including Oliver Twist.
Virginia Woolf, painted by Roger Eliot Fry. Both were part of the Bloomsbury group.
Mahatma Gandhi Statue, Tavistock Square Bloomsbury. Gandhi lived in Bloomsbury, an area closely linked to India’s fight for freedom.