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The best wings, ribs, burgers and pulled pork in town! It rivals even the most well known and popular barbecue restaurants.
Submitted by Tom
A really cosy pub with traditional interiors, this place is a great little spot.
Submitted by Aicha
Brekkie, lunch, fresh salads, fine sandwiches, uplifting juices and more... Perfect for any mood.
Submitted by Natalie
A beautiful interiors shop selling furniture, home accessories and lighting.
Submitted by Tom
Celeb hangout with grand surroundings - skip dinner and just book a hotel room!
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A quiet spot moments from the fantastic cafes and restaurants in the heart of Marylebone. Don't forget your table tennis bats!
Submitted by Aicha
An amazing butchers with top quality meat and the best pork pies and sausage rolls in the land! Grab a warm one and eat immediately...
Submitted by Victoria
Part of the prestigious chain of cafes and restaurants, you might even spot a celebrity or two in this chic cafe restaurant.
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A fourth generation family delicatessen serving homemade sandwiches and lunchtime treats.
Submitted by Jack
An Aladdin's cave of foodie delights - fresh produce, charcuterie and a cheese room. If they let me into heaven, I hope it looks like this!
Submitted by Victoria
French food and pretty décor, Aubaine is a small London-based chain.
Submitted by Aicha
One of Marylebone's many charming garden squares...
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Displaying a private collection of artworks from the 18th and 19th centuries. The plus point of museums in London is most of them are free to visit...
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Arguably the best freshly roasted coffee in Marylebone, with a vast selection of internationally inspired light meals and snacks. Super trendy spot!
Submitted by Jack
Every Sunday 10am - 2pm, the market attracts many people far and wide. It's a no brainer for any London foodie!
Submitted by Jack
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Why not explore the nearby areas of Marylebone, Mayfair, Fitzrovia, Paddington, Soho, Knightsbridge, Bloomsbury, West End, Bayswater and Regent's Park
Did you know?
"The wold's first attempt at an indoor ice rink was tried at the Baker Street Bazaar near Portman Square in 1844. It lacked a certain popularity, as the ice being mad from hog's lard and chemical salts, had a distinct whiff of cheese wafting from it!"
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AquababiesMarble Arch MarriottAquakiddies/Babies swimming lessons, whilst teaching essential baby swimming skills, also strongly emphasise 'having fun' as we believe enjoyment to be vital for baby health. Our courses are 5 weeks long with 1 lesson per week. Our prices are very competitative especially when you consider all the bonuses of baby swimming. Why not jump in and see for yourself. Website |
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Small Beginnings arts and craftsSaint Marylebone Church HallSports in various locations. Website |
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DanceworksBranNew West End SchoolWe warmly welcome all levels and abilities to our huge selection of dance and fitness classes in our lovely Victorian building with 7 great studios in the heart of London. Website |
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Buggy FitOutdoor exercise class for parents and carers with their buggies (bring a mat) Website |
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Sally Dixey Personal TrainingSally Dixey gives you as A one2one environment meaning that training can be specific to your level of fitness and experience, exposing you to some or all of the elements of CrossFit in a safe and enjoyable way, whether pregnant or not. During working hours £50 for one hour session. £60 one hour in the evening session. Website |
The Portman Estate is a property estate in Marylebone, Central London. It lies between Oxford Street and Edgware Road, and includes Portman Square, Manchester Square, and some parts of Baker Street and Gloucester Place. The estate was constructed between 1764 and 1810, firstly by Henry William Portman, then by his son Edward Berkeley Portman, whose son Edward would become the first of the Viscounts Portman. The Estate did not carry out the building work itself - it dictated street plans, and then leased the land to speculators and private builders to carry out the actual construction, and the architects such as James Thompson Parkinson were instructed by the Estate.
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