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24 must-see places in Marylebone
Londoners spill the beans on the best places to eat, drink and more in the Marylebone neighbourhood
No matter how you pronounce it, this laidback corner of Zone 1 is well worth exploring. Scratch the surface with local tips from Time Out Tastemakers
Best cheap eat
‘The Golden Hind for fish and chips – the food tastes just as good as your local and it’s BYOB!’ Chelsey Campbell
Best dinner
‘Boxcar Butcher & Grill is a lovely date-night setting with amazing cuts and cocktails.’ Gabrielle Casey
‘My favourite Indian restaurant: Trishna! The food is full of flavour and the atmosphere is perfect for a special occasion.’ Leena Shah
‘Chiltern Firehouse for the amazing crab doughnuts – and to spot a celeb!’ Sasha Abraham
‘Opso: tasty Greek dishes served with a twist in a modern environment.’ George Christodoulakis
‘Patty & Bun for the most mouthwatering burgers and delicious sides of brisket nuggets and chicken wings.’ Chelsey Campbell
Best brunch
‘Daisy Green has a wonderful atmosphere at brunch, and their shakshuka is fab. Book in advance or be prepared to wait.’ Tara Protheroe
‘Aubaine at the weekend for a simple, delicious menu, friendly staff and a relaxed ambience.’ Edelyn Brawidjojo
‘If you are vegan then head to The Gate for their plant-based brunches.’ Karen Martin
Best bar
‘The elegant Georgian Zetter Townhouse for afternoon tea or a cocktail or two in Seymour’s Parlour.’ Sasha Abraham
‘Purl is a great place for quirky cocktails.’
Dipti Hirani
Best thing to Instagram
‘Marylebone station is one of the prettiest in London and I always enjoy using it (as long as the trains aren’t delayed…).’ Paula Kanesanathan
‘John Lennon’s blue plaque on Montagu Square, where he lived in 1968.’ Chelsey Campbell
Best place to shop
‘Another Country and Bella Freud for considered shopping; Daunt Books for a carefree afternoon hunting for new literary additions; La Fromagerie for all the cheese.’ Emma Jane Palin
‘The Conran Shop is my temple! It’s a fabulous place with homeware for any taste.’ Iza Kawecka
‘Browse organic produce at Marylebone Farmers’ Market, with plenty of stalls offering fresh organic fruit, veg, dairy, seafood and meat.’ Edelyn Brawidjojo
Best place for culture
‘Wander through the halls of The Wallace Collection and see a huge collection of furniture, paintings, armour and unique objects – and all for free!’ George Christodoulakis
Best street to walk down
‘Marylebone High Street. It’s surprisingly full of locals, so it’s great for people-watching, window-shopping and checking out nice cafés and beautiful buildings.’ Ioanna Laskari
Best green space
‘Regent’s Park, of course! Have a picnic on the grass or a go on the boating lake.’ Chelsey Campbell
Your essential guide to Marylebone
Marylebone area guide
Marylebone has been a fashionable area in London since at least the seventeenth century – as its catalogue of famous residents (past and present) attests. Today it’s a world-famous shopping destination. Skip Oxford Street and instead amble along the much quieter and elegant Marylebone High Street, home to the famous Daunt Books. The area is also a first-class eating and drinking destination, from the world famous Chiltern Firehouse to newcomers like Bar Termini Centrale – the perfect spot for negroni fans. There are also a handful of attractions in this neck of the woods, including Madame Tussauds, the Sherlock Holmes Museum and the fascinating Wallace Collection. Mostly, though, people come here to wander the gorgeous Georgian streets and soak up the classy vibes. Now, isn’t that just as refined as it gets. RECOMMENDED: Our London area guides.