Marylebone

Cavendish Square

If a classic period feel is what you’re looking for, then this elegant workspace is the perfect choice. Your team could be working beside huge bay windows, finished with majestic drapes and striking fireplaces thanks to a tasteful and respectful revamp.

Meridien House

Meridien House is located within the heart of the West End, with offices to suit all business needs. With Marylebone a stone’s throw away and access to local restaurants, cafes, bars and shops, Meridien House is the perfect location for your business to call home.

Baker Street

Located at the junction of Baker Street and Marylebone Road. It is one of the original stations of the Metropolitan Railway. The tube lines of Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Metropolitan are all located at this station.

Edgware Road

Running on the Circle, District and Hammersmith & City. It is located on the corner of Chapel Street and Cabbell Street. There are actually 2 Edgware Road stations, with either one serving different lines.

Location HQ

Location HQ is the result of decades of experience seeking out some of the most iconic locations in film and events. From the biggest movies in the world to the most spectacular events, their location skills have been used for productions of all sizes and all budgets, always meeting their clients needs.

Sodexo HQ

Sodexo’s purpose is to create a better everyday for everyone to build a better life for all. Sodexo provides catering, facilities management, employee benefits and personal home services to 100 million consumers daily in 56 countries. 

Daunt Books

This bookstore has resided in Marylebone for the past 25 years and although they specialise in fiction and non-fiction travel books (arranged in the bookshop by country) they have expanded their collection to include books for children, food lovers and those who love art, photography and design.

Olivia Rubin

British designer on the rise, known for her flashy rainbow-hued knitwear collections and traffic halting sequin dresses. Her first standalone store on Marylebone High Street, laden with statement knits, voluminous party pieces and a new homeware collection in a delicious palette of mood-boosting brights is one to stop you in your tracks.

The Wallace Collection

This internationally outstanding collection of art which contains masterpieces of paintings, sculptures, furniture, arms and armour and porcelain. Built over the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by the Marquesses of Hertford and Sir Richard Wallace, it is one of the finest and most celebrated collections in the world. So that it could be kept together and enjoyed by generations of visitors, the collection was given to the British Nation in 1897. It was an astonishing bequest and one of the greatest gifts of art works ever to be transferred into public ownership.

Madame Tussauds

Walk amongst A-listers, get close to famous sportsmen and women and take selfies with some of the biggest names in the world! It’s definitely not the real thing, but looking at the masses of realistic looking wax figures of Dwayne Johnson, Queen Elizabeth herself and even the Kardashians. It is even possible to suit up and battle intergalactic threats with Spiderman, Thor and the rest of the avengers at the 4D experience, or even go light-speed to a galaxy far, far away in their very own Star Wars Universe. Anything is possible here, with it just a 2-minute walk from Baker Street station, it is a place that’s hard to miss.

The Sherlock Holmes

Step through the iconic front door of the Sherlock Holmes Museum and explore the Victorian apartment of the super sleuth. According to the stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes and his loyal friend Dr. Watson lived at this exact address from 1881 to 1904. Take a step back to Victorian times and visit Holmes’ apartment, which has been preserved to offer a glimpse into the private life of the detective. Work your way through the Victorian lodgings lit with gas lamps, uncover Holmes’ personal items and stumble upon some of Watson’s belongings.

La Fromagerie

Forget having afternoon tea – why not pay a visit to Marylebone’s very own cheese-maturing cellars and walk-in cheese rooms. It is said to have some of the best cheese boards in the whole of London, but make sure you’re quick as seats go quite quickly in this place. For devoted cheese lovers, an affineur is on hand to help you find the perfect cheese, and provide insight into which wine from the cafe’s considerable selection might constitute the ideal pairing.

Cube Gallery

This commercial art gallery supports a bespoke range of contemporary British and International artists. It has now established itself as one of the UK’s more successful galleries, as well as holding four solo and group exhibitions each year at the space. Located around the centre of Marylebone, it can be found on Crawford Street, just across the road from Tony’s and next door to Another Country Store.

Skandium

This flagship store opened in the May of 2004 and is one of Mary “Queen of Shops” Portas highest rated stores, with a score of 9/10. Skandium has a royal local following, with it sitting proudly within the community. Lined with Dinesen wood floors, a feature skylight and internal courtyard, it is a perfect setting to display a wide range of Scandinavian mid-century and contemporary furniture, lighting, accessories and gifts.

Purl London

Tucked away under the historic streets of Marylebone, Purl is recognised for its innovation and unique approach to mixed drinks, that use different culinary techniques to aid in the story of each and every cocktail on its list. Their drinks, satisfying customers on a multisensory level, using aroma, fogs, airs, foams, food, bespoke serviceware and liquid nitrogen to really bring the drink to life and transport you to another place or time.

Aesop

Known for its high-quality products that have been through a vigorous R&D experience, made with plant-based ingredients and many other fragrant botanicals. It is located next to Diptyque and is guaranteed to make you browse for a while.

Matches

Stocked full with designer wear and luxurious edits, Matches is one of those Marylebone High Street shops that will make you want everything! Whether you’re after the latest drop from Mansur Gavriel or a Saint Laurent mini dress, chances are you’ll find it in here.

The Conran Shop

Located on the north-end of Marylebone High Street, this former stable building has been converted to three floors of unique retail space. From art and design books to vintage furniture, be prepared to find one-of-a-kind gifts and so much more!

The Providores

While the Marylebone High Street shops tend to fall in the ‘fashion’ category, we’re happy to announce that they’ve got it sorted in the food department too. The Providores is a hotspot for weekend brunch, so expect queues and a whole lot of yummy.

Chiltern Firehouse

The Michelin guide describes the Chiltern Firehouse as ‘glamorous and contagiously fun’, which perfectly summarises this fantastic melting pot of American cuisine. The menu spans from the light Smoked Trout Salad to the upmarket yet surprisingly reasonable Grass-Fed Ribeye Steak. Chiltern Firehouse gets booked up weeks, if not months in advance. So, if you’re struggling to secure yourself an evening table, we recommend trying to snag an early weekend brunch spot. The grilled Lobster with eggs is amazing.

Delamina

Limor and Amir Chen, a husband and wife duo, opened Delamina in Shoreditch before bringing their brand of eclectic healthy dishes over to Marylebone where it’s been a hit ever since. The food is loosely Israeli (thanks to Limor’s hometown of Tel Aviv) – incorporating a broad range of flavours from around the world. Dishes – like Moshe’s Herbed and Spiced Angus Beef and Venison Koftas – are brimming with flavour. Wash them down with an unusual pick from their wine and beer which features picks from Lebanon and Israel. 

28°-50°

Quality food and even better wine, so this Marylebone outpost is one we have to mention. Wine bars are a tough find, especially a high quality one with good prices, plus a food list to go with it – their European menu features delectable dishes including lamb shoulder with barley, squash, onion soubise and jus and a dip-your-face-in-it-good Autumn Mess.

ZOILO

The contemporary Argentine grill of ZOILO combines the punchy flavours and simple dishes of its homeland cuisine. It’s small dishes, giving diners the chance to try a cross-section of plates they may never have come across before (as well as many they have). The empanadas are a must, as is the steak for the meat eaters. Unsurprisingly, the wine list is rather brilliant too.

The Marylebone

This classy joint in Marylebone is a sweet retreat from those busy London streets. With polished wooden surfaces, antique furniture, wood-paneled walls, floral wallpaper and low hanging lights, this place is a cosy little den, perfect for an intimate catch up with an old friend, a romantic sojourn with a date or a big night out with your rowdy rabble. The small outdoor seating section is great for those summer sunsets too.

Burlock

Inspired by Cuba’s rich rum history, the 1920’s Havana-styled walls of Burlock feature vintage prints, a sipping salon corner with authentic retro hairdryers and also a grand house veranda making it the ultimate Rum Room in London! Not only this but Burlocks brilliant team of expert Rumologists have had crafted some of the most delicious Rum (and not Rum) cocktails fusing together some creative and unique ingredients, as well as some of the much-loved classics.

FAM Bar

With a FAM-iliar feeling vibe, refreshing and sometimes quirky cocktails, Vinyl music on the vintage sound system. the FAM family is waiting for you. Just a stone’s throw away from Oxford Street, this central London hangout is the perfect spot to drop after you shop. This unique bar is renowned for its expertise in the drinks industry and is guaranteed to leave your taste buds tingling for more.