Afternoon Tea The Best Afternoon Tea in Marylebone
Palm-court grandeur and the room that arguably invented the ritual, all within a few streets of the high street.
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Where to eat, drink and stay in Marylebone: London's village, chosen on merit.
Marylebone is the village in the middle of London: a calm grid of handsome streets behind Oxford Street, with an independent high street, grand hotels and some of the city's most celebrated bars. It is refined without being stuffy, and it punches well above its weight for eating and drinking.
Our Marylebone guides round up the best of it, from the village's standout restaurants and world-class bars to the hotels worth checking into. Chosen on merit, for a considered evening in one of London's most liveable corners.
Afternoon Tea Palm-court grandeur and the room that arguably invented the ritual, all within a few streets of the high street.
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Dining Village high street brunches for people who like their eggs with a side of quiet money and Sunday morning calm.
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Bars From an 18th-century free house with original drinking booths to a piano that still runs three nights a week, Marylebone keeps its pubs close and characterful.
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Hotels Where to stay in Marylebone: grand landmarks and design-led boltholes in London's village, chosen on merit.
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Bars Where to drink in Marylebone: world-class hotel bars, cocktail dens and village favourites, chosen on merit.
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Dining Village-in-the-city dining: where to eat well in Marylebone, from neighbourhood gems to grand rooms.
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