Register and sign-in to keep track of your favourite places and the ones you already visited.
Neal's Yard is a courtyard in Seven Dials that looks very different from anything else in London. Colourful buildings, windows, doors and plants make this a popular location for photographers.
Colourful buildings of Neals Yard
Neals Yard Dairy and Redemption Bar on Shorts Garden
Alleyway leading to Neals Yard
Entering the courtyard
Jacob the Angel cafe
Lunch and dessert from Jacob the Angel
Jacob the Angel Cafe in front and Redemption Bar on the right
Angel wings on the wall of Redemption bar
Redemption bar vegetable bowl and turmeric latte
Neals Yard view towards 26 Grains and Redemption Bar
Entering Neals Yard from Monmouth Street
Be As Naughty As You Want by #BAMBI in Neals Yard
Neal’s Yard is named after Thomas Neale; a 17th-century developer who created the Seven dials area. In 1976 Nicholas Saunders bought one of the buildings and created the Whole Food Warehouse, which became a success. The success attracted other businesses to Neal’s Yard transforming the courtyard into what it is today.
Neal’s Yard has a range of cafes, restaurants and shops as well as health and beauty products. The cafes and the wine bars are great for relaxing during or after a busy day. Some of the places we recommend visiting include Neal’s Yard Remedies for organic beauty products, Redemption Bar and Wild Food Cafe for vegetarian food and 26 Grains and Jacob the Angel for coffee.
Getting there
Neal's Yard is about 10 minutes walk from Covent Garden. The main entrance is on Short's Gardens, one of the streets starting from the Seven Dials Monument. The other way to access it is via Monmouth Street, a street also starting from the Seven Dials Monument.
