36 Pubs Restaurants near Marble Arch, London

"Handily placed for Regent’s Park, this Grade II-listed Georgian pub is part of the Crown Estate & a ‘royal free house’ into the b ..." Read our full review

"Handily placed behind Oxford Street, The Adam & Eve is a favourite with shoppers and workers looking for a place to unwind. The furnishings scream ..." Read our full review

From the owners of The Princess of Wales in Primrose Hill, this modernised Victorian taproom is a mid-market Marylebone hit. Enjoy a pint of Deuchar’s ... Find out more

" This pint-sized, one-of-a-kind boozer feels even smaller by virtue of the newspaper clippings, cartoons, playing cards, ice-skates & horseshoes ..." Read our full review

"‘Keep an eye out for an eerie figure dressed in a surcoat, breeches and lavish stockings’ is the cautionary warning for visitors to The Vol ..." Read our full review

"A fixture on trendy ‘Carnaby’, the Shaston Arms is also a second home for the area’s fashion folk who go shoulder pad-to-iPad with lo ..." Read our full review

"Named after epidemiologist John Snow who, in 1854, traced a deadly outbreak of cholera to a nearby public tap, this boozer’s last flirtation with ..." Read our full review

"The Heron may not scream ‘London’s most authentic Thai food’, especially when you find yourself in a subterranean karaoke lounge belo ..." Read our full review

Located in the heart of Marylebone within the Landmark Hotel, Great Central Pub by Matt Fletcher is a British gastropub serving refined pub classics in an e ... Find out more

Duck & Waffle’s former executive head chef, Dan Doherty, took over this Marylebone boozer in the summer of 2018. He has decided against a massive ... Find out more

"‘Clachan’ is the Scottish word for a hamlet but, at peak times, this high-Victorian pub, tucked behind (& once part of) Liberty’s ..." Read our full review

"There’s something about an old British boozer that shouldn’t be messed with, so it would take a brave team to transform a pub that Winston ..." Read our full review

"Opened in 1882, when Shepherd Market was an insalubrious haunt of harlots & dodgy geezers, this timeworn, darkly panelled watering hole (dating fro ..." Read our full review

Established in 1749, The Footman holds the distinction of being one of London's oldest pubs. Its storied history traces back to its original name, The Runni ... Find out more

" Looking as if it’s landed straight from the pages of a Victorian novel, this Champion’s charm lies in its simplicity. Here is a no-nonsense working- ..." Read our full review