You will find The Princess Of Wales on Villiers Street within a short stroll of Embankment, Charing Cross Tube and Trafalgar Square. Step in to discover a traditional pub of unique character, revered for its eclectic range of real ales and its quality pub food, which are served, as they should be, with a generous measure of famous British hospitality.

Doughnut Time is known for it’s big, bright and bold doughnuts that are handmade daily by a team of doughnut designers.

Blues & Royals coffee and juice bar at the end of Villiers Street is a family-owned business, and was established all the way back in 1947. Grab yourself a pick-me-up if you’re ever heading between Embankment and Charing Cross.

The best sushi and bento accessible to all: an everyday choice for everyday people. Discover the freshest ingredients, freshly prepared in-store, every day.

Ever wondered what you’d get if you combined KFC with sushi? Well, take a trip down Villiers Street and you’ll find out at Crispy Rolls.

Authentic Korean street food, serving tasty corn dogs alongside sweet and spicy burgers, fried chicken, and dakgangjeong cupbap.

All Bar One offers a stylish place to get together with friends or colleagues to relax and socialise and enjoy some fabulous food and drink.

Gordon’s Wine Bar is thought to be the oldest wine bar in London having been established in 1890. The bar is renowned for its history, with a vaulted candlelit cellar and old oak barrels filled with sherries and port.

itsu’s menu celebrates Asian-inspired flavours, high in nutrients but refreshingly low in calories and saturated fat. Expect hand crafted sushi, low-carb salads, Tokyo wraps and a hot menu of noodles, soups, rice bowls, dumplings and healthy snacks.

Named after five brothers on a mission to “perfect and serve” burgers and fries, Five Guys does just that. Starting with the staples, Five Guys prides itself on top quality buns, burgers and hot dogs, but they leave the toppings up to you.