There’s a street in Belgravia London, a beautiful street like no other. Filled with instagrammable blooming flora extravaganzas, independent shops, a bakery, and cafes. A couple of months ago, I headed over for a wander and also explore some of their infamous foodie spots and floral arrangements.
A street called Elizabeth St, a short 5-minute walk from Victoria station and right next to Victoria coach station. Close to Victoria station, Buckingham Palace, Knightsbridge, Sloane Square and Hyde Park, it’s conveniently located for locals and visitors alike.
It was my first time exploring this area, and I never knew how close it was to Victoria which is the nearest stop by tube. Somehow I thought it was further away.
You’ll find blooms all along this road, in all colours, size, and varieties all throughout spring and summer.
Here are the Things you can do in Elizabeth St in Belgravia
1. Explore the food scene and start with a cupcake
One of the famous residents of this street is the bright purple-pink corner cake shop, the infamous Peggy Porschen cakes. Possibly one of the most Instagrammed cake shop in London!
The queue to get a table is one thing but the queue to take a picture is just something else. However, there seemed to be an unofficial queue to take the best pictures. My suggestion – come as early as possible to get the best seats in the cafe and to get the best shot. Don’t let the queues deter you, the cupcakes inside looked incredible and almost too pretty to eat. A takeaway is a lovely option if time is a constraint.
2. Visit the bakery with the original cronut and watermelon soft serve
Then hop on over to the next famous resident (one of my favourite bakeries) for a cronut. You may have heard of Dominique Ansel, the creator of the Cronut – a delicious half croissant, half doughnut creation. He has a bakery here that sells not only cronuts but macarons, pastries, and cakes. One of the best things I have tried is their watermelon soft serve ice cream (Read more about it here). It is served in a wedge of watermelon and it’s just so good! Especially in this heatwave!
If sweet things don’t tickle your fancy, there’s an array of eateries including fine dining restaurants, Deli’s and good ol fashion pub! Lots of choices to choose from.
3. Check out the floral arrangements along Belgravia London during Spring & Summertimes
It’s always nice to walk off the calories and have a wander around. It was just after the Chelsea flower show, and the shops on this street are all decked out in seasonal floral arrangements.
I’ll let these pictures speak for itself on how beautiful they all are.
From real roses to leafy green plants…
to a clever 3d flower arrangement. I had a nosey and it does through the glass or rather, they are very well connected.
Go on, take a stroll and see it for yourself.
Courtney xx
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