Stunning architecture. Worth a trip in just to stare at the interior and look the fabrics available after you're done admiring the building.
Adorable little cupcake shop just off Kingly Court. Delicious salted caramel cake. Take a window seat and enjoy your big slice of cake while people watching.
Usually you can get a huge ciabatta with parma ham and mozzarella for about £3.5. You're in soho and you can get these awesome sandwiches cheaper than pret.
First opened in 1887 this place has seen a number of coffee fads come and go. It's a shop rather than a cafe, but they do offer great takeaway coffee. It's a good place to find some rare coffee beans!
I love the dark hot choc! It's so thick and smooth. Perfect for a raining or cold day in London❤️🍫 the baked cheese cake was ok. After i finish, I just thought I vs had enough sugar for the day 😝
Unique in the town 😍 , friendly staff , warm place and alot of doughnut 😋 TRY BANANA DOUGHNUT and the caramel doughnut is must
Eines der schönsten Geschäfte in London. Der Besuch ist ein muss.... Wer auf Old English Style steht wird sich hier wohl fühlen.
Passing through the doors of this 300-years old shop will take you back in time. Magical. Vast selection of wines and whiskies. Very helpful and knowledgable staff. Highly recommended.
Though it's Greek, they have the best karak and Arabic coffee in town. It tops Le Opera, Luna, Chapati karak ... I promise you're going to love it! Order the "Light Arabic Coffee".
The home of the best Martini in the world, the Martini trolley will redefine the drink for you. Gins are kept in a freezer to avoid dilution (and are really delicious). Five-star luxury at its finest. Leia mais.
They let me try three different cheeses, clued me into the fact that one had been over-ripened so not only did I get wonderful cheese and St John's bread (which was lovely) I learned something too.
Great, unassuming local's deli. Looks like a jam & jelly shop from the outside, but has great sandwiches, salads, soups and ice cream for lunch. Egg salad and Italian salami are tops! Very inexpensive
London's most-favored butcher and for good reason. Great quality meats from the fam farm and a staff that knows everything about them. No wild boar or other game but they do have 45-day aged ribeyes!
Great selection of a little bit of everything: stationery, books, perfumes, phone accessories, house items. Perfect place for original gifts. Also, check their cafe inside! Cosy, stylish and quiet.
The most charming place in all of Marylebone. So cute it hurts. Part restaurant, part upscale grocery store, part heavenly cheese shop. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and picnics! Get the cheese!
Nuno Mendes is ensconced in the kitchen, serving artful plates to those who pass the scrupulous screening test.. and when you're in prepare your taste buds and enjoy the perfectly-pitched atmosphere. Leia mais.
Great gin cocktails in a high end, but very laid back and relaxing setting. Tasty snacks too; try the scotch egg, beetroot ricotta, and goat cheese toasty.
The classics don’t come quirkier in London, with Tony C recreating the Martini with stylish simplicity – the Köln Martini is Beefeater Gin and dry vermouth with just a drop of citrus aromatics. Leia mais.
Good range of unusual dried chillis including Chinese varieties as well as all sorts of mysterious Middle Eastern bits
Expensive (its a champagne bar obviously) but a nice treat to finish a visit to London. Try a glass of house champagne and six oysters in an exceptional setting!
Well, this is fun. Reminds me of Dean & DeLuca in Manhattan, with splendid food and drink, eye-catching nik naks and downstairs potential for wine quaffing.
Fancy cocktails and a limited but solid food menu with mostly small plates. You can make a meal out of the burger, which comes with a wedge salad, though; don't forget to ask for a steak knife.
