Our local guide to Marylebone, London, gives you a snapshot of this charming and upscale neighbourhood located in the heart of London. We take a look at the best things to see and do in Marylebone, specifically the streets around our iconic London pubs – The Coach Makers Arms and The Grazing Goat – that call this area home. Marylebone has it all, from the chicest shops, cafés and Marylebone restaurants to the bright lights of the West End.
WHERE TO EAT AND STAY IN MARYLEBONE
The Grazing Goat
New Quebec Street is home to The Grazing Goat and is its own little haven of peace away from the hustle and bustle. You can get to all that London has to offer on foot, right from our front door. Layers of a country pub with a bar, restaurant and rooms, The Grazing Goat is open from breakfast through to dinner. If you’re looking for an alternative to a hotel in Marylebone, our eight cosy and wonderful bedrooms make you feel right at home in Central London.
The Coach Makers Arms
Now this is a proper handsome Victorian boozer with a sophisticated Chop House style restaurant to match. There’s also our basement speakeasy cocktail bar – The Clubhouse. The Coach Makers Arms is in the heart of Marylebone Village with its collection of independent shops and community feel, even though it’s in the heart of the West End. See our executive chef director, Ben Tish and The Coach Makers Head Chef, Stuart McLaney, on their foodie tour of Marylebone Village here. If you’re looking for restaurants near Marylebone Station or just the best places to eat in the area, these two are firm favourites among locals.
THINGS TO DO IN MARYLEBONE
Hyde Park
A huge expanse of space in central London with hidden little corners everywhere, as well as places to just relax. With the Lido, the Serpentine, and, of course, Winter Wonderland, a lot is going on here, too.
Regent’s Park
Immerse yourself in the lush beauty of Regent’s Park, where you can stroll through manicured gardens, visit the London Zoo, and revel in open-air theatre performances.
Wigmore Hall
Just around the corner from our pubs, Wigmore Hall’s BBC Lunchtime Concerts offer world-class classical music in an intimate setting – the perfect cultural pause before an afternoon pint – or two.
Marylebone Village
Discover boutique shopping at its finest in Marylebone Village. Explore independent shops and designer boutiques, perfect for finding unique fashion, homeware and gifts.
St. Christopher’s Place
A vibrant pedestrianised enclave tucked behind Oxford Street with an eclectic mix of boutiques, restaurants and high street shops.
HOW TO GET THERE
Now here’s a part of London that’s easy to reach. Whether you’re crossing the city or just a few stops away, you’ll find yourself well-connected by not one, but three Underground stations:
- Oxford Circus (Central, Victoria and Bakerloo lines)
- Marylebone (Bakerloo line)
Both of our pubs are just a short walk away if you’re searching for pit stops or the best restaurants in Marylebone.
