- Murray's Club
- The Cat's Whisker
- The Bag O'Nails
- Kleptomania
- The Nest Club
- Artists' Own Gallery
- Fouberts Club
- Deal Real Records
- Street Theatre
- The Foundry
- Lord John
- The Florence Mills Social Parlour, The Roaring Twenties and Columbo's, Club Eleven
- New Musical Express
- Smash Hits
- Tatty Bogle
- La Valbonne
- Ain’t Nothin’ But
- Great Marlborough Street Court House
- Gear / Kids in Gear
- I Was Lord Kitchener’s Valet
- Vince Man’s shop
- Topper Shoes
- Ruby’s nightclub
- Mark Powell
- Pretty Green
- The Pinstripe Club
- I Was Lord Kitchener’s Valet
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62 Kingly Street
La Valbonne
Nightclub, 1960s-1980s
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20 Kingly Street
Ain’t Nothin’ But
Blues club showing live acts and hosting jam nights, 1993-to present
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19-21 Great Marlborough Street
Great Marlborough Street Magistrate’s Court
Cases involving musicians Mick Jagger and Sid Vicious were heard here, 1792-1990
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35 Carnaby Street
Gear / Kids in Gear
Furniture shop, 1960s, run by Tom Salter, who also managed the Grateful Dead and whose daughter married Joe Strummer
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9 Carnaby Street
I Was Lord Kitchener’s Valet
Shop selling antique military uniforms as fashion items, where Jimi Hendrix and others shopped, 1960s
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5 Newburgh Street
Vince Man’s shop
Menswear shop, late 1950s & Pam Hogg Boutique, 1980s-early 90s
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45 Carnaby Street
Topper Shoes
Shoe shop frequented by pop stars such as the Rolling Stones and the Small Faces
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49 Carnaby Street
Ruby’s nightclub
Nightclub in the late 80s / early 90s
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2 Marshall Street
Mark Powell
Makes bespoke suits for stars such as Paul Weller, Mick Jagger, David Bowie, George Michael, and Bryan Ferry
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57 Carnaby Street
Pretty Green
Shop owned by Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, 2010-present
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4 Kingly Court
The Pinstripe Club
Club where Christine Keeler met John Profumo in the 1960s
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19 Beak Street
I Was Lord Kitchener’s Valet
Shop selling antique military uniforms as fashion items, where Jimi Hendrix and others shopped, 1960s
