At Duke of York Square, over thirty chic boutiques, six restaurants and a bustling weekly food market create a stylish social hub. With two new restaurants debuting this year and the Saatchi Gallery green hosting summer picnics and complimentary Wimbledon screenings, the Square is alive with cosmopolitan flavour and effortless Chelsea charm.
Duke of York Square offers some of the neighbourhood’s best spots for an unhurried alfresco meal, with Vardo, POLPO, Manicomio, Comptoir Libanais and The Black Penny all offering terrace seating within a few steps of each other. It has an almost village-like calm that’s rare in central London. Come for the shopping, stay for a long lunch in the sun — and don’t be surprised if an hour turns into an afternoon.
Set just off Duke of York Square, Saatchi Gallery has presented contemporary art exhibitions since 1985 showcasing the work of emerging artists. Saatchi Gallery is now a recognised authority in contemporary art globally.
See whats onDuke of York Square is 5 minutes’ walk from Sloane Square Underground Station (District & Circle Lines) and is well served by taxis, numerous bus routes and Santander cycles, as well as having a host of hotels and serviced apartments in the vicinity.
There is a bus stop directly alongside the Square, on the King’s Road. Find more information on travelling to the area here.
