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Best Restaurants on Marylebone High Street Area
67 restaurants analyzed · Marylebone, London
Marylebone High Street Area is the most concentrated and rewarding part of Marylebone for eating out, with a quality level that sits above the London average and a mix of cafes, Asian restaurants, British spots, and Middle Eastern kitchens that covers most moods across a single street. Prices are mostly in the mid-range, which feels genuinely fair given the standard of cooking and the pleasant, walkable setting. It is one of those stretches where the hardest part is narrowing down the choice rather than finding something worth eating.
Restaurants
- Kima A · Seafood-focused Greek restaurant, Modern Greek
- Mayha A · Omakase sushi counter, Japanese
- The Salad Project - Bond Street A- · Salad Bar, Healthy
- THE BARLEY MOW MARYLEBONE A- · Pub, British
- Trishna A- · Indian restaurant, Fine dining
- Brasserie of Light A- · British restaurant, Breakfast restaurant
- Angelique's Wine House A- · Wine bar, Cheese & charcuterie
- Kudu A- · Contemporary restaurant, South African influences
- Jikoni A- · Restaurant, Brunch
- Ristorante Olivelli A- · Italian, Sicilian
- Clarette A- · Wine bar & modern French, Restaurant
- WA Cafe (Marylebone) A- · Japanese patisserie cafe, Cafe
- Lina Stores Italian Restaurant & Deli Marylebone A- · Italian restaurant, Bar
- The Ivy Cafe Marylebone A- · British restaurant, Breakfast restaurant
- Royal China (Baker Street) B+ · Dim sum restaurant, Cantonese restaurant
- La Fromagerie B+ · Cheese shop, Cafe
- Honest Burgers Baker Street B+ · Hamburger restaurant, Casual Dining
- Busaba St Christopher's Place B+ · Thai restaurant, Asian restaurant
- Paul Rothe & Son B+ · Deli, Sandwich shop
- Santo Mare B+ · Seafood restaurant, Italian
About This Area
Marylebone is an upscale, cosmopolitan neighborhood known for its boutique shops, elegant townhouses, and affluent clientele. The area attracts both local professionals and international visitors seeking a refined yet lively atmosphere.
Central London: Historic central district with diverse architectural heritage and mixed urban landscape featuring government buildings, residential areas, and significant cultural institutions.
Safety: Generally very safe, well-lit, and well-maintained with steady foot traffic, especially in the evenings.
Parking: Central London street parking limited
Getting around: Excellent public transit access
Top Cuisines
- British — 5 restaurants
- Cafe — 5 restaurants
- Middle Eastern — 5 restaurants
- Asian — 4 restaurants
- Coffee — 4 restaurants
- Sushi — 3 restaurants
- Modern European — 2 restaurants
- French — 2 restaurants
- Japanese — 2 restaurants
- Bar — 2 restaurants
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