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Cubitt's Yard in Covent Garden

Cubitt's Yard is a small courtyard set off James Street in the central part of Covent Garden, close to the Piazza and the market buildings. It is an enclosed space reached from the busy pedestrian run of James Street, and it holds a mix of small shops, eating places and independent traders arranged around the yard. The setting is intimate, screened from the heavier crowds on the main route, yet it draws on the strong visitor footfall that passes through this part of the district. Its position a few steps from the Piazza places it among the most central of Covent Garden's courtyards, within immediate reach of the market halls, the shops of James Street and the surrounding streets. The yard functions as a small retail and dining enclave, offering a quieter pocket of trade just off one of the neighbourhood's principal walking routes. Buildings around the courtyard are modest in scale, in keeping with the fine grain of the district's back streets and courts. Cubitt's Yard is one of several such spaces that make the centre of Covent Garden rewarding to explore on foot, tucked away yet firmly connected to the life of the Piazza nearby.

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