Fendi Hot Chocolate and Jimmy Choo Crêpes: Bond Street’s Christmas Market Is Coming


The Mayfair shopping street is bringing its fashion houses outdoors for an evening of festive food, drinks and Christmas shopping.
Fendi is serving hot chocolate. Jimmy Choo is making crêpes. Etro has the panettone. Bond Street’s Christmas market is giving the festive food stall a distinctly Mayfair makeover, with a one-evening celebration on Thursday 12 November 2026.
Between 4pm and 8pm, the street will close to traffic as its boutiques and hospitality neighbours host seasonal treats and experiences. It is an appealing excuse to begin the Christmas shopping early—or simply spend an evening browsing with something warm in hand.
What is happening at the Bond Street Christmas market?
Alongside the fashion houses’ sweet offerings, Brunello Cucinelli will serve coffee, while The St. Regis brings Bloody Marys and bites. Montblanc is offering personalised calligraphy, and sketch is joining the food line-up.
The pleasure of the programme is in those unlikely combinations. You might normally walk into these boutiques to examine a handbag or try on a pair of shoes; for one evening, the invitation is rather more sociable. A coffee stop becomes part of the shopping trip, with plenty of reasons to linger between addresses.
Christmas lights and a charitable tradition
Bond Street’s Crown Jewel lights return for the festive season on 12 November. The evening’s announced highlights also include the illumination of Ralph Lauren’s Giving Tree in support of The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
For readers planning a Christmas visit to London, this is a date to put in the diary now. The street’s decorations provide the backdrop, but the individual brand experiences are what distinguish the evening from an ordinary after-dark shopping walk.
Planning your evening
Allow time to explore rather than treating the event as a quick detour. If you are making a night of it, a dinner reservation afterwards gives the evening an easy shape: browse first, eat later, and leave room for a crêpe along the way.
The market takes place on Bond Street, Mayfair, on 12 November, from 4–8pm. Check the organiser’s programme before travelling for updates and any arrangements for individual experiences.

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