Brilliant Bars In Marylebone

Home Marylebone is a stunning bar and restaurant located slap bang in the middle of the high street. It sees revellers flock there to enjoy golden interiors and ceilings laced with hanging plants. You'll find a wide range of craft beers, gins and spirits here as well as some scrumptious signature cocktails. Get your lips around the likes of a Rhubarb Negroni or an Espresso Tequilatini.

When it comes to affordable Marylebone cocktail bars, we'd have to pick All Bar One Picton Place as a top option. Make your way through punch bowl sharers, classics and signature concoctions across a huge list, all with a choice of bottomless brunches or small plates too.

Looking for bars in Marylebone? Then be sure to check out 28-50 By Night on Jason Court. This sultry jazz spot is home to a fabulous range of live music and entertainment 'til the early hours, alongside late-night dining options, including oysters and rib-eye steaks. 

Situated in Marylebone Village, The Prince Regent is one of the best bars for after work drinks or a birthday gathering. Not only does the venue host parties and events, but it also dishes up British classics, craft beer and amazing cocktails.

This vibrant venue on one of West London's swankiest streets is a sweet retreat of classy florals and vintage furniture. Grab a creative cocktail from as little as £9.95, or take them up a cocktail masterclass where you'll learn the ropes for yourself.

Offering a sweet blend of delicious cocktails, enthusiastic staff and incredible happy hours, Be At One Wimpole Street is a solid all rounder, and one of the best bars in Marylebone. Serving up all sorts of tasty goodness, and suiting refined relaxation and party vibes over the weekend, Be At One Wimpole Street easily makes it onto our list of the best bars in Marylebone. 

With aged-wood interiors and speakeasy vibes, The Lucky Pig is the ideal spot for a sophisticated cocktail session or a long night on the dancefloor. Whatever brings you through the door, you'll soon see why this place is one of Fitzrovia's favourites.

There's live music and DJs into the early hours, plus cosy cubby holes for when you need to recharge your batteries. Fancy finger food made from the finest ingredients is on hand to fuel your night of fun, along with a long list of signature serves designed to be savoured.

FAM Bar is a record lover's hangout with a cocktail bar twist. A local favourite within a pinch of Oxford Street, FAM Bar is all about cool and casual drinks catered by experts in the industry. And while the bar staff are muddling? You can muddle over their record wall.

While Richoux may be best known for its food, its bar is very much a destination in its own right that's sleek but welcoming.

Order gougères fresh from the oven, a truffle croque monsieur or a roquefort dip with crudités, and let the bar's relaxed energy do the rest. It's polished and delightful, making it a smart choice for everything from after-work drinks to low-key celebrations in the heart of Marylebone.

Taking inspiration from the heyday of 1920s Havana, Burlock's selection of more than 200 types of rum makes it one of the largest rum houses in the UK. Renowned for its grand-house veranda and unique, continuous happy hour deals, check out the Grasshopper Challenge (a grasshopper, a shot of rum and a Barbadian 10 Saints beer in quick succession) if you fancy raising money for charity while trying something completely different...

Wedged nicely between both Baker Street and Marylebone stations, The Sir John Balcombe is easily a pub you won't want to leave after one. With vintage-style interiors, burgers on the menu and a delicious draught selection, it's a great way to end the day.

Looking for something a little different on your next night out in Marylebone? Then head to Moyagi - a Tokyo-inspired space decked out in black interiors and neon red lighting. There are a number of private karaoke rooms to choose from here, with 150,000 songs and a cutting-edge sound system in each. You can enjoy creative cocktails from the bar while you're at it, and prices start from £20 per person.

Just shy of Bond Street Station, The Coach Makers Arms is a pub with tenacity. Not only home to a gorgeous basement watering hole and elevated pub interiors, this Marylebone bar knows a thing or two about craft beers.