Whatever your mother or mothering figure’s official love language is, she is sure to enjoy spending some quality time with you for Mother’s Day. 

We think there’s no better way to show your appreciation for all the years of love, support, kindness and wisdom than by sharing a memorable experience with your favourite maternal figure on and around Sloane Street. 

Whether it’s spoiling her with a bit of pampering or booking a bonding experience together, here are nine of Sloane Street’s best ways to say thank you this month.

Enjoy a special Mother’s Day menu together at The LaLee within The Cadogan, a Belmond Hotel. 

You’ll start with artichoke leaves with truffle dip and Montgomery cheese gougères, then choose from starters including asparagus and wild garlic soup or the Cadogan’s truly delicious beef tartare, made tableside. For mains, there’s a selection of roasts with all the trimmings and, for pudding, choose between an irresistible line up of sweet treats from the counter, including rose praline cake, chocolate loaf cake, strawberry fraisier or raspberry macarons.

12:30pm – 5pm, Sunday 19 March. £85 per adult, £45 per child

Join in a unique tai chi class underneath Hope, the blue whale at the Natural History Museum followed by exclusive access to one of the Museum’s galleries before it opens to the public. 

Suitable for all experience levels, the class combines deep breathing and relaxation with slow and graceful movements, so you’ll both feel energised and calm before you start the day. Plus, tickets include access to the new Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition after you’ve finished your class, so you’ll leave feeling utterly inspired, too.

8am – 9.15 am, Saturday 25 March. Tickets from £22.50. 

Start your Mother’s Day lunch at Harry’s Dolce Vita with an Agrumi Spritz, a special cocktail made from Italicus bergamot liqueur, Crème de Violette, Bombay Sapphire gin and jasmine syrup, then feast on dishes from the new spring menu, including a creamy Pugliese burrata, served with grapes and crushed pistachios, and char-grilled lamb cutlets served with fennel, salsa verde and a mint and parsley salad. Plus, all mothers dining will receive a gift from Acqua di Parma on Mother’s Day.

Get the whole family together at the Chelsea Physic Garden for a special workshop inspired by Japanese garden design. You’ll be making a kokedama, which is a ball of soil covered in moss, planted with seasonal spring flowers, such as pansies, and hung up for decoration. All materials will be provided and the workshop is designed for people over the age of 7.

10am, 12pm, 2pm, 3pm, Sunday 19 March. Tickets £25.

For something a little unexpected, make a booking to see renowned tarot reader Erika Owls at Urban Retreat. She brings her unique take on spirituality to her tarot readings and manifestation classes, offering detailed descriptions and visions of the past, present and potential future in order for her clients to gain clarity, healing and understanding in areas of love, career, family and purpose.

Available on every second Saturday of the month. 50% off all tarot readings until 30 April 2023.

Sit down to an indulgent afternoon tea at The Carlton Tower Jumeirah, where Jessica Préalpato, who was named the World’s Best Pastry Chef in 2019, has created an exclusive afternoon tea inspired by nature and Kew Gardens. Her signature style involves preserving and enhancing the natural sweetness of whole fruits, with each dish relying wholly on the sugars occurring within each ingredient – only occasionally adding honey and brown sugar. 

Classic afternoon tea, from £75 per person.

Treat Mum to an evening at the Royal Court Theatre, famous for its support of new and inspiring playwriting. This month Black Superhero is on stage, a debut play from Danny Lee Wynter in which a man finds himself in love with a superhero and plunges himself into a world of sex, drugs and hero worship in the hope of being rescued, until fantasy and reality merge with devastating consequences.  

Tuesday 14 March – Saturday 29 April. Tickets £12 – £49.

Take your seats for a night of moving classical music at Cadogan Hall, where the Royal Orchestral Society will perform Mahler’s Symphony No. 3, a monumental work involving vocal elements performed by the award-winning Italian mezzo-soprano Arlene Belli and the Choir of St John the Divine Kennington. 

Sunday 19 March, 7pm. Tickets £16 to £20.

For a truly unique dining experience, be sure to make a reservation at the omakase sushi bar, which has space for just six diners. Omakase, which means ‘I will leave it to you’, is the Japanese tradition of letting the chef choose your order for you. The sushi chef will take you on a 20-course journey of flavour as he creates modern Japanese specialties using authentic techniques. Wednesday to Saturday, 8:30pm. £195 per person.

Or, if you would like to take her out for lunch on Mother’s Day, The Fuji Grill serves a Japanese Bento Box lunch with a twist. Try a selection of Japan’s most popular dishes, including rib-eye or black cod, along with sides such as yasai vegetable maki, sashimi and miso soup. Lunch service is between 12 – 3pm daily for walk-in guests. 

With a Sloane Street gift card, you can make a day of it, exploring the new-season collections at Hermès, Cartier, Christian Dior and more, experiencing the finest customer service at London’s most sophisticated shopping destination. Why not start off with brunch on Pavilion Road, then shop your way up the Street, finishing with a cocktail at Harry’s Dolce Vita?

From £50. Available here.