The Marylebone

The interior is nothing special — but simplicity can be good. The cocktails, however, are great. Big fan of the espresso martinis.

Wow I don’t even know to start with this place! So I had the pleasure of date night there and it was just so much fun! The cocktail menu is out of this world! We tried a few of the cocktails and struck gold with all of our choices. The chilli infused gun with lychee was a moreish pink liquid which was so sweet and easy to drink, it barely tasted alcoholic. Yum!
The ginger cocktail came in a cute glass with a brown mesh covering, which was a quirky touch! If you like ginger, this is a must have! The Bellini combine peach and nectarine liquor which was a slight different twist, but just ok, so I wouldn’t necessarily get that again, as I feel it wasn’t a stand out drink.
If you like hot, hot, hot cocktails, then you gotta order the Walter Collins, which is a chilli and pisco mash up drink! Wowww is that hot. It’s a kinda pisco sour with a spicy touch! I like spice, so it was good, although I have to say I would have swapped for the pink lychee drink…
Seating wise it’s so sparse, it’s unreal, given how popular it is and I definitely think they need to consider more seating.
All in all, it’s a cool pub and they run a happy hour on a weekend, which is a winner for me! I’ve knocked it down to the lack of seating and also the female toilets being up a big flight of stairs. All this said though, I’ll definitely make another visit.

Nice cocktail bar at the corner street with an interesting menu of drinks.
Don’t miss their 2 for 1 cocktails! Time to get drunk *hic*

This was such a lovely pub for my families first British pub experience! Everyone was very friendly. Their pints were decently priced and delicious!

Local boozer is a bit more stylish than your usual pub, yet not so much so that it lost its homey feel. Very popular with the 30 something after work crowd as you would expect in the area, it was packed on a Thursday night. As hard as it was to move around the inside space the bartenders were on their game and managed to get what the punters wanted quickly so you weren’t spending ages waiting for drinks. Impressive given the continual orders. And it was nice to be able to get mixed cocktails and martinis. Reliable and easy with a good vibe.

Netter, lauter Pub an der Marylbone lane. Besser vor der Tür trinken, da versteht man wenigstens sein eigenes Wort. Sonst nickt man halt und trinkt sein Bier in Ruhe

Gorgeous pub serving great cocktails. Happy hour 8−9pm weekdays. Gets quite busy so book a table if your planning a visit. Loved my chilli lychee martini. Lovely high street too and close to regents park. Serves lots of amazing drinks and is not too noisey so you can chat but still has a great atmosphere.

This is a great place to grab a pint or better yet, a cocktail. They have a two for one cocktail offer that I tried today with a friend and it was pretty nice. The list, as you can imagine, was shorter than the regular cocktail list and a few were quite creative, so the options were limited. I had the Bellini and it was quite nice. It was the right mix of prosecco and juice. The bartenders were on top of things and the wait time to order was less than a minute. The atmosphere was quite nice — they had some live music; a woman singing some covers while playing the guitar. My only hesitation to meeting someone here is the lack of seating — it is quite a dilemma. But everything else was great and I’d definitely return.

Their cocktails are so expensive (10 pounds for a drink? Standard for London, maybe, but with the dollar to pound conversion rate it turns out to be around $ 16 – 17, which is hefty) but worth every pence. I always come here with friends on a weekend night and it’s a great atmosphere. Sometimes a DJ, often crowded and always mood-​lit. The drinks, though, are the highlight. Try the Barzilla, the Marylebone or the Lychee Chili. I also love the Cider Mojito, even though I’d love for them to do a more traditional mojito because I haven’t found someone who does good mojitos in London yet. A night out here might run you close to thirty pounds, so be prepared to spend.

This place is known for its Two for One cocktails from their special happy hour menu everyday. I came here for multiple birthday parties and the ambience is great and the staff are very friendly. They won’t serve food but are happy to let you order some bites from around the area and bring the food into the bar. Highly recommended any day of the week!

Lovely gastro pub. Nice staff, good atmosphere.

This is definitely a cocktail bar, but a very good one. Great atmosphere, and really amazing specialty cocktails! They lost a star on their beer selection which is awfully generic for so many taps. I would go back for drinks!

2 for 1 everyday? hell I’m in.
Lovely selection of cocktails and beer.
Passionfruit martini is delicious, so was the American Pie with the dash of cinnamon.
They also have a section where you can mix and match with their alcohol infused whatever-​they-​got. Worth a try even if you’re not an alcoholic.
Live music on Sunday? Fair and square, the place matches the neighborhood with most guys swinging their preppy cardigans across their polo backs.

The Marylebone is one hell of a pub. Really, as good as it gets.
It’s everything you want from a pub. It’s local, it’s homey, it’s comfortable, it’s mood-​lit but not to the point of chic darkness, and the drinks. My god, the drinks. You can get the usual affair of cocktails, or they make their own flavoured liquor, so you could have white chocolate vodka or marmite rum or a slew of others. And then even have a 241 daily deal which makes drinking done on the cheap.
And the staff is even friendly. If they’re busy they may not have the time, but if they’re not, they chat, they smile, they’re just good people.
I don’t think I’ve ever felt out of place here. One drink or spending the whole night here, I’m a happy guy.

More than likely skip it.
We stopped here for a cocktail. Looks good from the outside…
Then the bartender got into this big production making what he seemed to think was the best cocktail ever… at first I thought he was joking, so I just humored him… and was patient.
Then he continued to draw the production out… holding the shaker way above his head letting drops of drink drip into the pint glass… (missing the glass and getting some on the bar.) Towards the end he added MORE ICE on top (to water down my drink)… I was puzzled.
I actually had to walk away and my girlfriend took care of the tab because it was so ridiculous.
Whatever I had (there was suppose to be gin) tasted like fruit juice or a snow cone.
The atmosphere is nice, and for a beer it would be fine… NOT for the craft cocktails though.
2.5 stars

As cool as it gets! Fantastic atmosphere, excellent drinks reasonably priced!!!
Definitely a fan, even though I only tried the ol’-good Guiness and didn’t splurge on the cocktails.
Next time I’ll make it during happy hour!
UP:
— 5 min walk from Baker Str.
— Nice seating by the big windows.
DOWN:
— Nothing yet.
VERDICT:
Hell yeah!!!

The Marylebone became my end-​of-​London Sunday-​night happy hour spot with a friend, where we met and shared delicious cocktails at an amazing 2-​for-​1 price (until 8pm on Sundays!)
This meant we usually ordered twice as much as we needed, but gave me (over the course of several weeks) the chance to try the:
Mangopolitan (mango-​infused vodka, cointreau, cranberry, lime)
Mango and Passionfruit Caipiroska (vanilla, lime, mango-​infused vodka)
Breakfast Margarita (marmalade, grapefruit, tequila)
Marylebone (elderflower, cranberry, lime, gin)
and something with watermelon in a tall glass…
Basically, you can’t go wrong. I’ve sampled lots of their infusions at a Unilocal event, and now I’ve had the cocktails too. Brilliant.
They take a former pub layout and bring it to highest calibre of cocktail bar. Best of the best.

Awesome adult playground. Great staff, and best cocktails in the area. Mix in with groups of local drinkers and shop and eat near by. Great little find and good for all occasions. Leave the little ones at home and have some fun.

Un endroit cosy pour se poser entre amis et discuter dans une ambiance plutôt bobo-​chic.
Toute fois si vous chercher une ambiance festive et étudiante ce n’est pas la bonne adresse. A partir de 18h le lieu est vite pris d’assaut par les Yuppies de la City & consort !
Le bar propose par ailleurs d’étranges cocktails, vodka wasabi, whisky moutarde à essayer… Mais bon a vos risqué et péril. Je n’ai pas eu le courage, honte a moi. Bouh !

Not bad. A little crowded on a Friday night.
This pub is on a busy intersection with a LOT of foot traffic passing by.
I get the feeling a lot of people use this as a meeting spot on their way to somewhere else.
Lots of picnic table benches outside in this dark, but homey spot.
Good mix of business people, but I imagine a lot of these people are tourists here.
Didn’t have any problem with sharing a table briefly with one of the locals. So it seems like a decently friendly place. Not far from the Sherlock Holmes hotel, and some references to Sherlock Holmes-​like stories are referenced here.
Ok place. I’d surely watch my valuables in a busy «cross-​roads» place like this.

Definitely the scene for the young, hip and well-​heeled 20−30s crowd, this slightly pretentious, but quirky and homey little bar makes for a friendly (albeit pricey) evening out. I went there around the holidays and the place was teeming with probable regulars, the smell of mulled wine and/​or peppermint concoctions thick in the air. The décor was pleasant and interesting. It was definitely a unique experience, but one suited to the trendy hipster. I normally like this kind of place, but my drink companions were looking more for quiet conversation and a good ale. Even for myself it became a bit too crowded when the tables beside us filled up.
I’m not sure if it’s meant to be a restaurant/​café bar (?), but a table of about 6 guests (seated elbow to elbow with us) brought in with them some pizzas in cardboard takeaway boxes from another eatery. They nonchalantly proceeded to help themselves to some plates from behind the bar and dined ravenously, cheese and pepperoni flinging around, while they continued on their obnoxiously loud conversation. Maybe I’m just not trendy enough (certainly true), but is bring-​your-​own-​dinner a «thing» in London? Not really an idea that should catch on, IMO. Although the clientele that frequent The Marylebone may be sharply dressed, the behavior of that particular crowd helped rush our party out pretty fast.

No complaints. Live dj on weekends, creative drinks list, and 2-​for-​1 deals before 8pm on weekends. Younger crowd earlier that gradually transitions into a late 20s/​30s crowd by 10 or 11.
Not my favorite neighborhood, but if I’m there, this will do nicely.

Sehr gut zum versacken und um ein, vielleicht auch zwei, vier, sechs Bierchen zu zischen. War unser ausgelagerte Unipub, ah the good old times