Princes Arcade

Looking for a shopping option, definitely visit this place.

Living history, professional customer service and quality items...

The arcade houses around 30 exclusive stores on Piccadilly. I would imagine prices will be quite high.

The building is mainly corridors, few free exhibition, and overpriced others. This place is so obviously focused on making money instead of actually bringing in art and interest

It is the little sister of the rest of the other arcades in the area. It is petit, quick to the point and pleasent for shopping. Some shopassistant are a bit pushy trying to sell. But they are polite enough. Lately due to road works the Piccadilly road entrance was blocked or difficult to reach. There are a variety of goods on this premises. Some have been there for decades, some are main street. But compared to the other arcades much less people hanging around so nicer for a shopping day

This small arcade focuses on small shops selling high end traditional British fashion items such as shoes, belts, hats and so on. Instead of the usual international brands common in the nearby shopping areas around Regent st, here you'll find more local manufacturers that you can won't find in the other countries. The arcade itself is also quite lovely and worth a walk through even if not buying anything.

I haven't been through this arcade recently but it's somewhere to walk through on a cold Autumnal day as the boutiques are very expensive. I remember they were fashion boutiques and accessories like designer handbags.

It's a small arcade but historic so well worth checking out if in the area as now I think there are more restaurants there but I'll update the info via photos.