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Leicester Square Occupiers – List of Members Trading Name Property Address Mckinsey & Co 1 Jermyn Street M&M's World Leicester Square Occupiers – List of Members Trading Name Property Address McKinsey & Co 1 Jermyn Street M&M's World London 1 Swiss Court W London Hotel Leicester Square 10 Wardour Street The Hippodrome Casino 10-14 Cranbourn Street Boots 44 REGENT STREET PICCADILLY LIGHTS AT CORNER OF REGENT STREET SHAFTESBURY AVENUE Empire Casino Leicester Street Lillywhites 24-36 Regent St St James's Global Radio 28-30 Leicester Square Hard Rock Cafe 225-229 Piccadilly PO - Criterion Capital 13 Coventry Street PO - Hermes 25-29 Coventry Street Stonehage Fleming Services Limited 15 Suffolk Street Edwardian Group 31-36 Leicester Square Barclays 48 Regent Street London Trocadero (2015) Llp 13 Coventry Street LEGO 3 Swiss Court Haymarket Hotel 1 Suffolk Place TGI Fridays 29-30 Leicester Square Chiquito; Garfunkel's 20-21 Leicester Square Gap Piccadilly 1-15 Shaftesbury Avenue Aberdeen Steak House; Steak & Co; Muriel's 21-24 Coventry Street Kitchen Tiger Tiger 28-29 Haymarket House Five Guys 13 Coventry Street Hearst UK 30 Panton Street Hearst UK 30 Panton Street Rainforest Cafe 20-24 Shaftesbury Avenue Croftray Limited 13 Coventry Street Hearst UK 30 Panton Street Hearst UK 30 Panton Street Piccadilly Institute 1 Piccadilly Thistle Piccadilly; Thistle Trafalgar Square 22-24 Whitcomb Street Hotel Indigo London 1 LEICESTER SQUARE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY (INCL 39 ORANGE ST & 1 CHARING CROSS RD) Hearst UK 30 Panton Street Dover Street Market 18-21 Haymarket McDonald's 48 Leicester Square Granaio 220 Piccadilly Thistle Piccadilly; Thistle Trafalgar Square 39 Coventry Street Bubba Gump Shrimp 13 Coventry Street All Bar One 48 Leicester Square Assembly Hotel London 27-31 Charing Cross Road Infopro Digital 28-29 Haymarket Shake Shack 1-2 Coventry Street The Big Smoke 7-9 Leicester Square Impax Asset Management 30 Panton Street Body Worlds 1 Piccadilly Circus The Crystal Maze Live 30 Shaftesbury Avenue Burger King 17-18 Leicester Square Simit Sarayi 1-4 Leicester Square London Trocadero ((2015) Llp 13 Coventry Street NFL 30 Panton Street Cafe de Paris 3-4 Coventry Street LG Electronics U.K. O/S 21-24 Coventry Street Maison du Mezze 14 Leicester Square Vue Cinemas Ltd 2-3 Cranbourn Street Premier Inn 1 Leicester Place Victory House Hotel 14 Leicester Place The Rialto 3-4 Coventry Street National Gallery 30 Orange Street Save the Children 30 Orange Street Novus Leisure 4-6 Glasshouse Street Z Hotels 2-6 Orange Street Horizons 1 Leicester Place Zoo Bar 13-17 Bear Street Ruby Blue 1 Leicester Place McKinsey & Company Inc UK 1 Pall Mall East KINNAIRD HOUSE 1 PALL MALL EAST Q-Park Whitcomb Street KINNAIRD HOUSE 1 PALL MALL EAST Platinum Lace 13 Coventry Street Mastalink 44-46 Cranbourn Street KINNAIRD HOUSE 1 PALL MALL EAST HaiDiLao 13 Coventry Street Lenlyn UK 19 Shaftesbury Avenue Moon Under Water 28 Leicester Square Soho House & Co 39-45 Shaftesbury Avenue Crest of London Ltd 1-4 Leicester Square 14 Leicester Square 14 Leicester Square Aberdeen Steak House; Steak & Co; Muriel's 11-13 Irving Street Kitchen KINNAIRD HOUSE 1 PALL MALL EAST MOD Pizza 17-18 Irving Street McDonald's 25-27 Shaftesbury Avenue Opium London 9 Rupert Street Shipleys LLP 10-12 Orange Street Picturehouse Central Great Windmill Street Curtis Brown Group 28-29 Haymarket House Jamie's Italian 17-19 Denman Street Studio 88 47 Whitcomb Street Business France 28-29 Haymarket House Simit Sarayi 1 Piccadilly Odeon Cinemas 24-27 Leicester Square Pizza Hut 19 Leicester Square Squirrel Retail 5-6 Coventry Street Fratelli La Bufala 40 Shaftesbury Avenue Chiquito; Garfunkel's 19-20 Irving Street Bethesda 28-29 Haymarket House PO - London and Central Investments 22 Leicester Square Empire Cinema 63-65 Haymarket L'Ulivo 14-15 Irving Street Virgin Money 30-31 Haymarket Farzi Cafe 8 Haymarket Health Hive Group Limited 1 Oxendon Street Novus Leisure Limited 26-27 Oxendon Street Northrop Grumman International Inc 26-27 Oxendon Street The Comedy Store 1 Oxendon Street Kingdom of Creams 1 Leicester Square Morgan Law Partners 26-27 Oxendon Street Philippine Embassy 6-8 Suffolk Street Pearl Gifts Ltd 10-14 Cranbourn Street Prince of Wales Theatre 30 Coventry Street PO - Hermes Central London Limited 28-29 Haymarket Partnership Byron Hamburgers 11-12 Haymarket PO - Hermes Central London Limited 28-29 Haymarket Partnership Mint Leaf London Haymarket London Theatre Bookings Ltd 10-14 Cranbourn Street Busaba 32-34 Panton Street Sondheim Theatre 51 Shaftesbury Avenue London Theatre Bookings Ltd 44-46 Cranbourn Street PO - National Grid UK Pension Scheme 26-27 Oxendon Street Gielgud Theatre 35-37 Shaftesbury Avenue Pizza Express 26 Haymarket Dore Partnership 25 Haymarket Sonatrach Petroleum Corporation 25 Haymarket London Late Club 28A Leicester Square Lyric Theatre 29 Shaftesbury Avenue Sonatrach Petroleum Corporation 25 Haymarket Theatre Royal Haymarket 18 Suffolk Street Ali Ocakbasi 16 Irving Street PO - Central London Limited Partnership 28-29 Haymarket Innocean Worldwide UK Ltd 28-29 Haymarket Cafe Fiori 47 Cranbourn Street The Comedy Pub / TCG Pubs Limited 7 Oxendon Street Japan Centre 35B PANTON STREET ACA Compliance Europe 25 Haymarket Japan Centre 19 Shaftesbury Avenue Media Campaign Services Ltd 20 Orange Street Stonehage Fleming Services Limited 15 Suffolk Street Apollo Theatre 31-33 Shaftesbury Avenue Holder Mathias Architects PLC 26-27 Oxendon Street McKinsey & Company Inc UK 1 Pall Mall East PO - Criterion Capital 13 Coventry Street PO - Alaska 3 Whitcomb Street Sonatrach Gas Marketing UK Ltd 25 Haymarket National Gallery 30 Orange Street Project Associates UK 30 Haymarket Simplestream Ltd 30 Haymarket Fish & Chipper 47 Cranbourn Street Imagine Software (UK) Ltd 30 Haymarket Mobeus Equity Partners 30 Haymarket Pret a Manger 39 Coventry Street AMERICAN SWEETS UNIT A TROCADERO SHAFTESBURY AVENUE McKinsey & Company Inc UK 1 Pall Mall East Pret a Manger 5 Pall Mall East Criterion Theatre Trust 218-223 Piccadilly Vittorio 8 Glasshouse Street Wagamama 14a Irving Street LAND SECURITIES 23B SHAFTESBURY AVENUE AFGK UNIT B TROCADERO SHAFTESBURY AVENUE Bella Italia 1 CRANBOURN STREET Siirgista Bros 19B Rupert Street McKinsey & Company Inc UK 1 Pall Mall East Joy King Lau 3 Leicester Street London Souvenirs & Gifts 34 Coventry Street Novus Leisure 13 Coventry Street Bear & Staff 11-12 Bear Street Skewer 19A Rupert Street AFGK 13 Coventry Street L-Gam Advisers Llp 30 Haymarket Ladbrokes 39 Charing Cross Road Jin Li 4 Leicester Street Leicester Square Box Office 48 Cranbourn Street Bella Italia CHARING CROSS ROAD Bar Rumba 13 Coventry Street Resilient Networks 25-27 Shaftesbury Avenue The National Gallery 30 Orange Street MCKINSEY & COMPANY 1 PALL MALL EAST Harold Pinter Theatre 7-10 Panton Street PO - Alaska Suffolk Street PO - Alaska Suffolk Street Piccadilly Occupiers – List of Members Trading Name Property Address The Ritz Hotel 150-156 Piccadilly Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide 21-22 Piccadilly Sofitel London St James's 6 Waterloo Place Waterstones 203-206 Piccadilly Gamesys 10 Piccadilly Fortnum & Mason 181-184 Piccadilly PO - The Crown Estate 1 ST JAMES'S MARKET The Carlyle Group 1 ST JAMES'S MARKET The Cavendish London 81 Jermyn Street Formula One Management Ltd 2 ST JAMES'S MARKET The Carlyle Group 1 ST JAMES'S MARKET Towerbrook Capital Partners 1 St James's Market THE RITZ HOTEL (LONDON) LIMITED 150 PICCADILLY LGT Capital Partners 1 ST JAMES'S MARKET J O Hambro Capital Management 1 ST JAMES'S MARKET THE CROWN ESTATE 195 PICCADILLY The Carlyle Group 1 ST JAMES'S MARKET Varde Partners 2 St James's Market Varde Partners 2 St James's Market Hosking Partners 2 St James's Market Virgin Money 1 Eagle Place The Wolseley 157-160 Piccadilly AEW Europe 33 Jermyn Street Bowmark Capital 1 Eagle Place Schulte Roth & Zabel 1 Eagle Place Hayfin Capital Management 1 Eagle Place Harbourvest Partners UK 33 Jermyn Street StepStone 2 St James's Market NatWest 63-65 Piccadilly J O HAMBRO CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 1 ST JAMES MARKET Apax Partners 33 Jermyn Street Tesco Express 17-25 Regent Street St James's Socar Trading 2 ST JAMES'S MARKET The Royal Society Of Chemistry Piccadilly PO - The Crown Estate 1 ST JAMES'S MARKET HOSKING PARTNERS LLP 2 ST JAMES MARKET Planet Hollywood 57-60 Haymarket Marks & Spencer 78 Piccadilly Virtual Office 180 Piccadilly Metro Bank 74 Piccadilly New Zealand High Commission 80 Haymarket Cath Kidston 177-180 Piccadilly Rileys Sports Bars 80 Haymarket Boots 73 Piccadilly Algebris 1 ST JAMES'S MARKET New Zealand House - VACANT 80 HAYMARKET Apax Partners 33 Jermyn Street Helios Investment Partners Llp 12 Charles II Street Infrared Capital Partners 12 CHARLES II STREET Starwood Capital Europe Advisers 1 Eagle Place The Geological Society of London Piccadilly The Royal Bank of Scotland 207-209 Piccadilly MWM Boardroom Consulting 12 Charles II Street CORDIUM CONSULTING GROUP LIMITED 130 JERMYN STREET ACA COMPLIANCE EUROPE LTD 130 JERMYN STREET Hatchards 187-188 Piccadilly Cotswold Outdoor 23-27 Piccadilly Lloyds Bank 40 Piccadilly Caffe Concerto 67-69 Piccadilly National Bank of Egypt 11-12 Waterloo Place N. Peal 37-39 Burlington Arcade Milos 1-3 Regent Street PVM Oil Associates 117 Jermyn Street Petrofac 117 Jermyn Street Bradwell Power Generation 4-12 Regent Street The Royal Bank of Scotland 48 Haymarket Glendower Capital 1 ST JAMES'S MARKET Thomas Pink 85 Jermyn Street Osprey London 27 Regent Street St James's Santander 77 Piccadilly Bennbridge 108-110 Jermyn Street Cantillon Capital Management 108-110 Jermyn Street The London Reign Showclub 215-217 Piccadilly Society of Antiquaries of London
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