Selfridges London, Oxford Street

Selfridges London has always been one of the most popular stores on Oxford Street and leads the way in high fashion, window displays and exhibitions.

In the 60s Miss Selfridge was famous with young and trendy Londoners and part of Selfridges department store with it's first home in London's Duke Street in 1966. It's now an iconic brand in its own right.

The food hall is stocked with the freshest and tastiest food from around the world and the window-side coffee bar is perfect for snacks and coffee.

The Christmas Grotto is usually situated on the lower ground floor until Christmas Eve and can be accessed via a lift. (Wheelchairs are available on loan for use in Selfridges).

Selfridges have 16 cafès, bars/cocktails and restaurants where you can have anything from a great sandwich and beer to oysters and sushi.

Hix Selfridges - Restaurant and Champagne Bar

Located on the mezzanine floor from award-winning chef Mark Hix, designed by Sir Terence Conran, Hix Restaurant and Champagne Bar serves a wide range of British and European classics.