The restaurant floor at The Cafe Harvey Nichols
The restaurant floor at The Cafe Harvey Nichols

Celebrate the arrival of autumn at Harvey Nichols

16 Sep 2021 | Updated on: 27 Sep 2022 |By Anna Solomon

Lamenting the return of colder climes? Embrace autumn with a host of seasonal new openings and experiences at Harvey Nichols.

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Harvey Nichols

Was that it?! It feels like summer 2021 was over before it even began. Not to worry, though: Harvey Nichols has you covered with a host of chic eateries and beauty experiences to wipe away the memory of that dismal summer.

The Café

There is something profoundly comforting about the warm glow of the Harvey Nichols shop front on a drizzly day in Knightsbridge, and there are few pleasures greater than popping in for fortifications. The Café, found on the fifth floor, is the perfect sanctuary for intrepid autumn shoppers, offering European cuisine using the finest seasonal produce and served from an open kitchen. In celebration of Harvey Nichols’ new childrenswear department, The Café has introduced a kids’ menu, and kids eat free on Sundays.

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Benjamin’s

For a post-meal tipple head to Benjamin’s, a newly-launched watering hole in Harvey Nichols Knightsbridge. It boasts over 100 whiskies by the dram or bottle, including the exceedingly rare Glengoyne 50-year-old and Tamdhu 50-year-old. For those after something a little less heady, Benjamin’s also has an extensive cocktail list created by bartender Rik Patel, who uses modern mixology techniques to put a spin on old favourites. The Meadow Sweet Martini, for example, blends hand-foraged meadowsweet, vodka and dry French vermouth, while the Nettle Leaf Negroni is made with nettle-infused gin, Campari and sweet vermouth. The Fig Leaf High Ball is another must-try, incorporating house-made fig leaves cordial, Scotch whisky and soda.

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Environ

Chilly weather wreaks havoc on your skin, so Harvey Nichols is offering an array of therapies and treatments to keep you looking radiant during the harsher months. Environ, for example, uses electro-sonic DF technology facials to target specific areas of concern – all Environ products are formulated by Dr Des Fernandes, a world-renowned plastic surgeon, to deliver measurable results over time. This is science-based skincare that feels like an utter treat.

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La Prairie

La Prairie’s treatments and skincare regimes are based on the heritage of the original Clinique La Prairie, an award-winning spa and health clinic built on the breathtaking shores of Lake Geneva. The luxury skincare house today formulates innovative products using the most premium ingredients, from caviar to platinum. Facials are bespoke and results-driven, with the aim of ‘not just adding years to life, but life to years’.

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Sisley

Sisley focuses on high-quality products, natural key ingredients and sensorial qualities to create its menu of treatments. The Initial Facial Treatment, for example, is a bespoke facial the employs phyto-cosmetology to leave skin refreshed, rejuvenated and sparkling. The Supremya Anti-Age Facial Treatment, meanwhile, includes a deep muscular massage ritual to stimulate collagen production and refine facial features. Sisley also offers customers an array of complimentary 5-20 minute facials – the perfect introduction to basic skincare application and massage techniques.

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La Mer

La Mer’s treatments are formulated with the enigmatic-sounding Miracle Broth – an ingredient ‘as essential to Crème de la Mer as the sea itself’. The skincare brand endows customers with various ‘looks’, such as ‘hydrated’, which is a glowing, plumped, post-spa appearance; ‘radiant’, achieved by stimulating microcirculation for a luminous glow; ‘lifted’, which creates the appearance of volume, fullness, and firmness; and ‘soothing’, an offering that supports the skin’s natural renewal process.

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