The 6 best pubs to visit in Marylebone

For a rustic and intimate setting, The Grazing Goat pub in Marylebone is a great venue to go to.

If you are looking for somewhere to go for a Sunday lunch, The Grazing Goat provides a warm and cosy setting, alongside seasonal and hearty meals of high quality. Such as the Bacon & Cheese Burger, red onion jam, Harrisa mayo and fries.

With the traditional aspects of a country pub - the comforting food and local ales, The Grazing Goat offers a variety of rooms and a restaurant, separate from the pub.

So, if you are interested in privately hiring a space for up to 150 people, this will be a suitable venue.

It’s just a short walk from Marble Arch station and you’re there.

A Victorian Pub with a splash of decadence; The Coach Makers Arms in Marylebone.

With a rustic interior and stained glass windows, this pub has carbon-free dining and trusted suppliers, so everything they serve is ethically sourced and seasonal.

All the dishes are made in-house, from fresh ingredients. Whether it be Mount Grace Lamb Rump, Sweetbreads and Madeira Jus or Baked Cod, Wild Garlic & Mustard Butter on Fried Sourdough with bread crumbs, you will have a high-quality pub dining experience.

The Coach Makers Arms offer private hire for up to 100 people, with a variety of different spaces to choose from.

Just around the corner from Baker Street station in Marylebone is Sir John Balcombe pub.

This pub has a rustic interior, with exposed brickwork and high ceilings, where the ever-changing menus match the ever-changing seasons. From a steak & ale pie to a Quinoa & black bean chilli, the food has a home-like quality to it.

Something that attracts the masses, is their drinks packages. From 6 lagers of your choice for £25 to 4 bottles of wine for £70, there are many options.

Sir John Balcombe offers private hire for up to 150 people with food and drink packages available and a team who will help you with your booking.

For a warm and friendly atmosphere, in Marylebone near Nine Elms station, you can spend your time at The Barley Mow.

It isn’t the most stylish pub on the block, but if you are looking for a relaxed and comfortable spot, this wouldn’t be a bad pick.

The Barley Mow has a rustic decor, with high ceilings and walls covered in vintage tin signs - it is your typical pub. Although, most typical pubs don’t have award-winning ‘Pieminster’ pies as The Barley Mow does.

The Barley Mow does not offer private hire, so if you are looking to have your own space, other pubs will be better suited to your needs.

Another great pub venue; Cock & Lion is your traditional warm and rustic pub.

Just around the corner from Bond Street station is Cock & Lion. A warm and rustic interior welcomes quintessentially British pub food with modern bistro elements.

Whether it be a Mature aged sirloin with Bloody Mary tomatoes and Padron peppers or a buttermilk chicken burger with Chimichurri mayonnaise, all the meat on the menu is ethically raised, sustainable and is something which Cock & Lion care about.

Private venue hire is available for larger parties through enquiry.

A glamorous and buzzing pub not far from Regent’s Park station; The Cavendish.

This modern-chic pub has recently refurbished The Lounge where private hirings can take place. With the addition of the private dining room, up to 60 people can use both of these spaces.

The Cavendish focuses on employing fresh, seasonal produce to produce high-quality food, such as Asparagus, Broad bean and pea risotto with pecorino. Not only do they take pride in their food, but their drinks too, with a wide selection of cocktails and wines.