Top Restaurants in Marylebone, Greater london
28-50 By Night
76 Jason Ct, Wigmore St, London W1U 2SJ, UK | Restaurant P: 020 3307 6006
Rating: 4.3 (172) Price Level:
We absolutely loved our night here. We went for their new year’s eve event. Our waiter Ramon was absolutely wonderful. Food was delicious and the jazz band was great. We will definitely come back.
Rating: 5 / 5
My partner booked us a table for my birthday on 5th of July. We arrived by mistake at the restaurant, but the staff were very kind to point us to the right location, which is literally around the corner. Once we got inside the right location, the atmosphere changed to a very cozy and relaxing one. As we made our way through the table area, Raymond offered us a very warm welcome and invited us to our table, which was in the second row from the stage. Once we decided what we wanted to eat, we placed our orders as the guitarist for the night was performing the setup on his guitar. The food was delicious and came very promptly. Raymond and his colleagues were always walking among the tables, performed regular check-backs on us and topped our water every time we were running low. The jazz was also very nice, with a calm atmosphere, which I very much enjoyed. This is amongst the best customer service experiences I've had in London, absolutely nothing bad to say about them, bravo and 5 stars! 👏 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rating: 5 / 5
This is a gem of a place, the live music venue of the 28:50 group. Fantastic wine list as you would expect. Great hospitality team and awesome food. The jazz line up is phenomenal. love this place
Rating: 5 / 5
Brilliant live jazz restaurant and bar. I arrived for my parents anniversary and Raymond went above and beyond with his level of service. We came on a Tuesday which was quieter and very relaxed. I would recommend checking out the upcoming acts each day to find something you like. The food was amazing and full of flavour. In particular I enjoyed the tuna which was cooked to perfection. The pianist was excellent and even let us a pick a few songs for him to play. I will definitely be returning soon!
Rating: 4 / 5
Invited my family for dinner with the jazz live music, they absolutely loved it and enjoyed the live music while having dinner. They would definitely want to go again. The service was exceptional, the staff were friendly and energetic, especially Raymond. My aunt asked for a wine to pair with our meal and it was perfect. The food was delicious, the meat was cooked exactly according to what we asked for.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Serves Vegetarian Food
- Live Music
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Cocktails
- Vegetarian Food
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
Nearby Landmarks:
- Selfridges - 275m away
- Vitsœ - 10m away
- Hoppers - 65m away
- Ole & Steen - 55m away
- The Mandeville Hotel - 30m away
Delamina Marylebone
56-58 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2NX, UK | Restaurant P: 020 3026 6810
Rating: 4.3 (986) Price Level:
The staff on the evening were fantastic, a surprise cake from the staff for our daughter's birthday was a treat! Again, the food was superb, and we were able to introduce someone new to your establishment who promise to be back. Every plate on the menu is worth trying but as always, the cauliflower is a winner!
Rating: 4 / 5
Very nice middle eastern cuisine in Marylebone! This being a "small plate restaurant", you should expect to get a bit fleeced on the portion sizes for the meat dishes but they do make it up by having pretty generously portioned starters. We were impressed by the Hummus (silky smooth with some delightfully crunchy toppings) and the char-grilled chicken on sweet potato puree. The lamb had a good cook and a pleasing crust but the "grilled cabbage" and the lentils that came with it were somewhat underwhelming and did not strongly contribute to the dish.
Rating: 5 / 5
This place can get 5stars easily for many reasons. Excellent food, lovely restaurant and nice ambience. It gets busy here so always book table in advance. Seatings inside and outside. Great selection of food on offer from vegetarian to meat and fish. All dishes are just mouth watering. We ordered shawarma and their house special Jaffa house Tel style which were awesomely good and shawarma with fried egg and hummus, tahini was at top to taste something different. I can't say prices were reasonable according to the small portion but hy it's London. All I notice one thing, there should be door at toilet entrance not curtain because it's just next to counter and in middle of dining hall which makes me feel uncomfortable when people using toilets 🙁 Highly recommended.
Rating: 5 / 5
We had the most gorgeous evening. One of our party is vegan and there were lots of delicious options for her. The crispy mushrooms were addictive! The service was excellent and we were left to relax and chat without being hurried along. Can't wait to go back! Perfect modern Israeli cuisine.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Breakfast
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Serves Brunch
- Serves Vegetarian Food
- Outdoor Seating
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Cocktails
- Vegetarian Food
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
- Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
Parking Options:
- Paid Street Parking
Nearby Landmarks:
- Selfridges - 280m away
- Ole & Steen - 54m away
- Vitsœ - 36m away
- Hoppers - 69m away
- Holiday Inn London - Oxford Circus - 69m away
The Grazing Goat Pub & Boutique Hotel Marylebone
6 New Quebec St, London W1H 7RQ, UK | Bar P: 020 7724 7243
Rating: 4.3 (1988) Price Level:
Me and my fiance came for a Sunday roast and it was superb, food was delicious, staff were attentive and friendly. The whole place gave off such a relaxing and gorgeous vibe, can't wait to come back 11/10!
Rating: 4 / 5
Came here for the pub and ended up staying for classic British pub food. Cocktails were on points and also had the steak meat pie which was divine. It was the special for the night but they also had chicken meat pie on their usual menu. The greens were a bit salty. Also got a side of olives and those were amazing, huge green olives with the perfect crunch. Great place to have some drinks and food!
Rating: 5 / 5
We had a wonderful lunch here. The beef shin rarebit was absolutely amazing and the pie was a proper pie (shortcrust pastry all the way round!) and the mash and leeks with pancetta sides were also delicious. A really cosy atmosphere on a cold day and the service was stand out. Our waitress was excellent - anticipated our every need. Highly recommend.
Rating: 4 / 5
Charming stay in London for 5 days. Good intimate atmosphere with a staff attentionated to People. Just some quick fixes on the rooms may improve the already nice experience, like efficient flush for toilet, shower that does not drop all night or windows with not broken mechanism.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Breakfast
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Serves Vegetarian Food
- Outdoor Seating
- Live Music
- Children' Menu
- Dog Friendly
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Good for Children
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Cocktails
- Vegetarian Food
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
Parking Options:
Nearby Landmarks:
- Hyatt Regency London - The Churchill - 82m away
- Daisy Green - 37m away
- Zayna - 29m away
- La Masseria - 46m away
- Nigel Rayment Boutique - London - 41m away
Côte Marylebone
26-27 Devonshire St, London W1G 6PL, UK | Restaurant P: 020 7224 4480
Rating: 4.2 (1044) Price Level:
Very nice breakfast with amazing service, I like the atmosphere. Prices are reasonable specially if you take the breakfast with drink offer
Rating: 5 / 5
This place is great. I went here one morning for a hot chocolate and it tasted great, it was one of the best hot chocolates I ever had. The service was also great, food was served fast and the employees where very friendly too, checking up on me from time to time to see if everything was good. The place was so good that I went there the next day for breakfast and oh my was it fantastic. I ordered the English breakfast and for its price it made me stuffed and it tasted so great. I would definitely recommend this place
Rating: 5 / 5
A highly recommended restaurant - delicious food at a reasonable price, excellent service. Try their orange duck. It's amazing.
Rating: 5 / 5
Been coming to this restaurant for work Christmas Dinner a few times. Always happy with the food and service.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Breakfast
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Serves Brunch
- Serves Vegetarian Food
- Delivery
- Outdoor Seating
- Children' Menu
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Good for Children
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Cocktails
- Vegetarian Food
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
- Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
Parking Options:
- Paid Street Parking
Nearby Landmarks:
- King Edward VII's Hospital - 82m away
- University College Hospital at Westmoreland Street - 200m away
- Welbeck Pharmacy - 39m away
- Waitrose & Partners - 195m away
- Daunt Books Marylebone - 95m away
Le Relais de Venise L'Entrecote - Marylebone
120 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2QG, UK | French Restaurant P: 020 7486 0878
Rating: 4.3 (3077) Price Level:
We'd heard about this place and made a special trip to London to visit. We arrived at around 12.30ish pm, there was no queue. The restaurant is compact and busy, but we were sitted straight away⁶. Our waitress was super attentive. She asked us if it was our first trip and explained everything - Walnut green salad & bread to start and then 2 servings of chips and steak with sauce. Food arrived promptly, the salad was sharp and fresh, the chips were crunchy & crisp, and the steak melted like butter - not chewy at all! There's salt & pepper and mustard in the table. Note that the main plates are smaller than normal, but given that you got 2 servings, it was fine. Drinks wise, a vast range available, the restaurant is happy to serve table water, so don't hesitate to ask. Dessert looked delicious but were way too full to squeeze any in. We weren't rushed, food was good, and we felt welcomed, a to the point and no fuss place, overall, good time had by all.
Rating: 5 / 5
Excellent service, food is great. Had to wait for 45 minutes but it was dinner time and it was their busiest hour, but it definitely worth it. Don’t Ruin your steak by ordering it well done, medium is the perfect steak. Going with family or group of friends will make it a wonderful experience.
Rating: 5 / 5
Unfortunately we had to queue not the short queue no the long queue around the corner, happily we did not have to wait long and the security guards make sure everything is okay. There are no menus here it’s just salad leaves and walnut starter and steak chips with an amazing sauce. We also had a couple of beers and a bottle of wine. Oh please note when you ask for water make sure you say tap water check the price of the water. The service is fast they want you out quick but we weren’t rushed there was always a queue while we were there. I was very pleased because it’s almost the same as the French restaurant in Toulouse and not so far to go. Overall excellent food and a great experience. The only negative is the toilets are down stairs and two ladies and one gentleman’s not good with so many customers. Definitely one meal I enjoyed and I will be back.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
Parking Options:
- Paid Street Parking
Nearby Landmarks:
- The Marylebone Hotel - 80m away
- Waitrose & Partners - 156m away
- Catholic Church of Saint James - 101m away
- Caldesi In Marylebone - Italian Restaurant - 13m away
- Theory - 24m away
108 Brasserie
108 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2QE, UK | Restaurant P: 020 7969 3900
Rating: 4.3 (894) Price Level:
If you are looking for a perfect brunch spot with a relaxing and enjoyable vibe than this is it. The lovely Beata looked after us so well, super attentive and so friendly making our experience even more enjoyable
Rating: 4 / 5
The place is really nice and buzzy and good location on Marylebone High. We enjoyed the food and cocktail selection and had a good time there. Our only frustration was with the service: a bit slow and not always attentive, but the biggest issue we had was with their chairs - the ones at our table were incredibly uncomfortable - we did ask to be seated at a table with more comfortable chairs but our request was denied by the staff. The place however never got busy during out time there to occupy the better chairs. So to this day I am not sure why we were not accommodated
Rating: 5 / 5
The jazz brunch was very special and we had great service from start to finish (thanks, Gaetano!). Amazing food, great music and a lovely atmosphere.
Rating: 5 / 5
We recently experienced the sensational "Jazz Brunch" at 108 Marylebone. I'm not one for leaving reviews, but I couldn't not sing about this fantastic event. With a live pianist & sax player setting the ambiance, we were welcomed to the restaurant with a glass of champagne to an array of exquisite food on display, which we were advised were only the unlimited "starters", we then chose a hot main course from the menu & again then had a sensational unlimited selection of gourmet seasonal desserts, a fantastic selection of flavoursome favourites making some super hard decision making! I must add that each dish has a name and / allergens detailed, which really helped with my husband who has severe allergies. All in all a fantastic experience and we rolled out very happy people. Thank you team 108 Marylebone. Fantastic value for money.
Rating: 5 / 5
The bar section is my favorite place for a drink in London. Best cosmopolitans I get in London. I really like the vibe and atmosphere, it's luxurious without fuss and very comfortable. Brasserie menu has some tasty options including the fresh oysters
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Serves Vegetarian Food
- Outdoor Seating
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Good for Children
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Cocktails
- Vegetarian Food
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
- Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
Nearby Landmarks:
- Le Relais de Venise L'Entrecote - Marylebone - 37m away
- The Marylebone Hotel - 52m away
- Waitrose & Partners - 188m away
- Random42 - 26m away
- Catholic Church of Saint James - 131m away
Orrery
55 Marylebone High St, London W1U 5RB, UK | French Restaurant P: 020 7716 0716
Rating: 4.4 (1025) Price Level:
Such a lovely evening with friends, the food was delicious and paired with great wines. Shout out to Matteo who looked after us so well. Will be back in the new year
Rating: 4 / 5
Orrery, a modern take on classic French dishes by Chef Igor Tymchyshyn. The restaurant is located in converted stables that date from the 19C. Ambience is a bit dull. A choice of tasting menu and à la carte selection. The food was well balanced beautifully presented.
Rating: 5 / 5
Loved dining here and the experience I got for my birthday. The staff were so accommodating and friendly. The food was 10/10 flavour and presentation. I had the duck ravioli starter which was in a broth. The duck in the ravioli was more of a duck mince that shredded or pieces. The broth was nice and the pastry complimented it well. The artichoke risotto was also very nice, slightly oily but very tasty. It was cheesy and slightly tangy. Very filling as well. The birthday plate with the chocolate truffles was a nice touch too. The truffles were incredibly delicious. The inside was creamy and had a rich chocolate filling.
Rating: 4 / 5
Great place for special occasions. Service was very attentive and polite. Delicious food however I feel like rice in my risotto was slightly undercooked but it still tasted delicious. Only ‘mistake’ I would point was giving us bellini instead of a glass of champagne as requested during the booking but it didn’t impact our lunch overall :)
Rating: 5 / 5
Nestled conveniently near The Landmark Hotel, this French restaurant is a hidden gem that whispers elegance with every detail. The minimalist decor and meticulously arranged furniture set the stage, as if hinting that something magical is about to unfold. And unfold it does—each dish arrives as a masterpiece of presentation, bursting with unique flavors and textures that delight both the palate and imagination. While it may not yet boast a Michelin star, it proudly holds the nod of approval from the Michelin Guide. Consider this your invitation to dine where excellence quietly, yet confidently, takes center stage.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Breakfast
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Serves Vegetarian Food
- Outdoor Seating
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Cocktails
- Vegetarian Food
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
- Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
Parking Options:
- Paid Street Parking
Nearby Landmarks:
- St Marylebone School - 47m away
- King Edward VII's Hospital - 160m away
- Madame Tussauds London - 230m away
- The Princess Grace Hospital, part of HCA Healthcare UK - 130m away
- The London Clinic Duchess of Devonshire Wing - 97m away
St. JOHN Marylebone
98 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2QA, UK | Restaurant P: 020 7251 0848
Rating: 4 (284) Price Level:
Seeing a 3.9 rating is an absolute disgrace, the people who are bashing at this place have absolutely no clue what they are talking about..the food is outstanding and the service was extremely friendly & knowledgeable. I’m actually writing this review while waiting for our desert. This has definitely been a 5 star experience and I think his name is Jo/Joseph who was amazing. Last but not least the bread and butter pudding was a home run 😊
Rating: 5 / 5
Incredible menu with incredible flavors. Pay no attention to the current low aggregate rating. I can’t rationalize that against our experience. Professional service, top tier ingredients and execution. We raved over each dish. There is nowhere to hide in such simplicity. The ethos of this restaurant is guided by quality and this was evident in our visit. Flawless and tasty. Highly recommend. No wonder Bourdain loved it so much.
Rating: 5 / 5
Impeccable and peerless! Our first foray into a deep-fried rarebit! Incredible. Butterbeans as a main course was an extravaganza of creamy rich goodness. The tiny teal with carrots proved once again their mastery of the best ingredients. Fabulous oysters! Perfect St. John service and recommendations.
Rating: 5 / 5
I was sad at first not to get us a reservation at the original St John, but this new-to-us location did not disappoint. The food, service, and calm ambiance were all up to the usual standards. We loved everything but just mention the surprise favourite, a poached skate coleslaw/ salad, which was incredible and inspired us to try to reproduce it. Bottle of wine was good and waiter was jovial and knowledgeable.
Rating: 5 / 5
First time dining at this new branch. This is based on a daily menu released just before service and sharing plates rather than standard orders and menu. The venue is very traditional, which is what one wants - classic dining with a somewhat ordinary feel. We were seated downstairs, although there were seats outside and upstairs. Service was attentive but not overbearing - very helpful and knowledgeable, too. Essentially, they suggest 5 plates, which differ in size. Meat, fish, and vegetarian options, but I suspect vegans might want to check beforehand. Nose to tail emphasis, and we started with the ox tongue with horseradish that was sublime and took me back to childhood. Opted for deep-fried rarebit, which, as a welshman, was irresistible. Served with the intention of you adding some Worcestershire sauce, which I highly recommend. Next was the cold middle white pork salad. This lacked a little punch for me. We had the lamb with fresh peas and mint, as well as the john dory. Get some bread for the juices here, I would say. Finished off the bread and butter pudding made of everything, but. Croissants mostly. The custard was delicious. Madelines were something they were known for, and these were stunning. Also had a salad, which was perfectly dressed and a hearty core of lettuce. Opted for a smoky and sweet Bretton cider, which was perfect. Wine options are available by the glass, and the bottles can go well up in price here. This is certainly superb, but of course, it comes with a certain amount of expense. That said, it is highly worth it for a meal that will get you reaching for those ideas in your own cooking.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Takeout
- Outdoor Seating
- Dog Friendly
- Restroom
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Cocktails
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
Nearby Landmarks:
- The Ivy Cafe Marylebone - 10m away
- The Marylebone Hotel - 64m away
- Le Relais de Venise L'Entrecote - Marylebone - 72m away
- Catholic Church of Saint James - 148m away
- Selfridges - 383m away