Looking for a shopping experience that blends historic charm with modern flair? Richmond Row is London’s go-to destination.
A vibrant stretch of Richmond Street, running from Oxford Street to Victoria Park, has been the heart of the Forest City’s retail scene for over a century. With its mix of Victorian architecture and contemporary storefronts, the area offers a unique shopping experience that'll keep you browsing for hours.
Shop Til You Drop
Richmond Row's pedestrian-friendly layout and mix of independent shops make it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the Forest City. Check out these unique boutiques as you stroll the sidewalks.
Hangar9: 620 Richmond St.
With 40 years of legacy and experience as a Canadian fashion boutique under their belt, Hangar9 is a trusted retailer and pillar in the local community. Their in-store styling services, including personal shopping, trunk shows and fashion events, support independent and high-end designers and offer a platform to share unique collections with clients. Originally founded in partnership with Jo-Ann Fisher as Fisher & Co. in 1985 and rebranded to Hangar9 in 2014, this boutique remains a family-owned and female-led business to this day.
David E. White: 517 Richmond St.
Experience luxury menswear at its finest in David E. White's sophisticated boutique. From bespoke suits to casual wear from high-end brands, this shop has been dressing London's most stylish gentlemen for decades. Their personal shopping service and expert tailoring, along with barber and grooming services, ensure you'll leave looking your absolute best.
Needs/Wants: 575B Richmond St.
Seeking beautiful clothing for everyday life? Needs/Wants is home to some fabulous Australian and West Coast brands. Their emphasis is on wearability, with a dash of fun.
Eat Til You Pop
When you're ready to take a break from shopping, Richmond Row's numerous cafes, restaurants, and pubs offer plenty of options for refreshment. From casual coffee shops to upscale dining, you'll find the perfect spot to rest your feet and plan your next purchase.
Toboggan Brewing Co: 585 Richmond St.
Toboggan Brewing Co.'s name isn’t just a trendy ode to Canadiana. It is a tip of the toque to London's history as a tobogganing mecca in the late 1800’s. Toboggan clubs sprang up all over, and soon the sport solidified into a citywide spectacle catching the eye of visitors such as famed author Mark Twain. It’s in this spirit of tobogganing, where people from London and the area come together to have fun and enjoy locally made beer and food, that inspired Toboggan Brewing Company's eatery and brewery.
The Mule London: 523 Richmond St.
Discover this delightful jewel on Richmond Row! The owners of this locale can’t wait to welcome you to The Mule London. They love chef-inspired tacos, cult classics, tequila drinks, good music (according to them), vegetarians, bourbon drinks, graffiti, vegans, mood lighting, queso and YOU. Their kitchen is 100% gluten-free, and they’re 100% serious about that. Grab lunch, dinner or weekend brunch.
Black Walnut Bakery Cafe: 724 Richmond St.
Black Walnut Bakery Cafe is a true family business success story that first took root in 2011. The Black Walnut team has years of top industry experience. They've spent years honing their menu to become a perennial award winner for their baked goods and customer service. Their mission? To provide customers with from-scratch baked goods and pastries, homemade meals and, of course, their incredible locally-roasted coffee.
Whether you're a serious shopper or just enjoy browsing, Richmond Row offers a delightful mix of retail therapy, dining options and historic charm. Don't forget to check store hours before visiting!
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