Neal's Yard, London's dopamine paradise.

Address: 15 Monmouth St, West End, London WC2H 9DA (Covent Garden business district) 🚇Transportation: Covent Garden subway station is a 5-minute walk away. Turn into the alley of Short’s Gardens or Monmouth St to arrive. ✨Alley highlights✨ 1. Candy-colored visual crit Neal’s Yard is like an overturned palette. The walls, doors, windows, stairs and even trash cans are painted in bright pink, blue, yellow and green, as if entering a fairy tale world. When the sun shines, the collision of dopamine tones makes the rainy day clear up instantly! Every shot you take is an Instagram-style blockbuster. It is recommended to wear light-colored clothes to make the photos look better. 2. Utopia of Art and Life There are independent galleries, handicraft shops and open-air graffiti walls hidden here, and you may accidentally encounter an artist working on his work just around the corner. The alley was created by the founder of the organic skincare brand Neal’s Yard Remedies, and even the air is filled with an artistic atmosphere. 3. A hidden healing corner Although it is located in the city center, the courtyard hidden among the buildings has its own "barrier", isolating it from the hustle and bustle of London. The daytime is suitable for daydreaming and basking in the sun, and it becomes more romantic when the lights are turned on at night, like a secret garden in the city. 🍴Alley food recommendations🍴 1. 【Neal’s Yard Remedies Café】 🌿The organic brand's cafe of the same name specializes in healthy light meals. Avocado toast and herbal tea are recommended. The tableware is made of environmentally friendly materials, and even the food has a "healing feeling". 2. 【Homeslice Neal’s Yard】 🍕London's internet-famous pizza shop, 20-inch super-large thin-crust pizza can be ordered in pairs! I highly recommend the combination of "ham + pineapple + jalapeno", which combines sour, sweet, salty and spicy to create a wonderful taste (even Jamie Oliver loves this recipe!). 3. Wild Food Café 🥑Vegetarian paradise! The signature courgette pasta is refreshing and chewy, and the milkshake is flavored with dates and nuts, with a natural sweetness that is not overpowering, which even non-vegetarians find amazing. 4. 【26 Grains】 🥣A Nordic-style cereal bowl specialty store, oatmeal porridge with seasonal berries and honey, warms the stomach and is low in calories. A bowl of it on a rainy day will make you feel extremely happy. 5. 【Neal's Yard Dairy Garden】 🧀A must-try for cheese lovers! Blue cheese and smoked cheddar directly from local farms in the UK, paired with a glass of natural wine, are served in the open-air seats, perfect for slowly nibbling in the sun. 💡 Tips - The alley is small, so it is recommended to visit it together with Covent Garden Market, which is only a 5-minute walk away. - There are a lot of people on weekends, so if you want to take photos of empty spaces, it is recommended to go there on weekday mornings. - There is the Seven Dials shopping district nearby, where you can check out the vintage bookstores and designer boutiques after shopping.