Fancy a Yorkshire pudding? Wanna get stuck in meaty mains? Leave it to a classic roast to satisfy your craving. And if you happen to find yourself in the West End, we're here to recommend the best Sunday roasts in Marylebone. So get ready to chow down on everything from roasties and cauliflower cheese to pork belly and plant-based options as you check out our exclusive guide.
The Grazing Goat Marylebone is a bit of a no-brainer for a delish Sunday lunch. Spanning across six floors, the country-style pub features cosy fireplaces and over 30 different wines to pair with your plate. Oh, and the heritage glazed carrots and beef fat roasted potatoes are to die for.
The Volunteer is a cracking choice with their scrumptious Sunday roasts starting at £17.50. We're talking everything from ruffled thyme-roasted potatoes, and buttered savoy cabbage to pigs 'n' blankets and sides of chestnut stuffing.
From lemon and thyme roasted chicken to British beef and yummy vegetable Wellingtons, The Larrik is whipping up some of the best Sunday roasts in Marylebone. And to pair, nab a freshly pulled pint or one of the venue's whisky flights.
The Prince Regent is a grand shout for a killer Sunday roast on Marylebone High Street. Enjoy scarfing down aged beef sirloin, chicken with pigs in blankets or a nut roast while pairing your meal with a glass of red wine or beer at this stylish pub.
Situated just moments away from Oxford Street, The Lord Wargrave serves up one of the best Sunday roasts in West London. Their specialty? Get stuck into the chef's roast, a trio of rump beef, pork belly and free-range chicken, alongside seasonal and sumptuous sides.
Enjoy a hearty Sunday roast in a gorgeous, foliage-adorned setting at Home Marylebone. Located on the high street in the heart of the city, this spot promises a beautiful dining in which you can tuck into the likes of treacle and soy-cured salmon to start, followed by a gravy-drenched main. Look forward to roast sirloin of beef, Suffolk corn-fed chicken or a mushroom, quinoa and chestnut Wellington.
When it comes to delicious roast dinners, head on over to The Sir John Balcombe. Fronting a gorgeous tree, leather seating and ambient lighting, this picturesque pub is ideal for cosy Sunday afternoons filled with all the piping hot roasties to boot.
On the hunt for the best Sunday lunch in Marylebone? The Duchess is one helluva good spot. Ask for a sharing board filled with a selection of meats such as pork belly, veggie-friendly alternatives, stuffing and all the trimmings. This serves up to four people but they also offer individual plates too.
With dark wood finishes, low lighting and elegant leather booths, The Royal Oak is built for cosy Sunday lunches. Its roast menu is more than worthy of the sophisticated setting too.
Whether you go for the porchetta, Aberdeen Angus beef, whole sea bream or T-bone steak, it'll be joined on your plate by crispy potatoes, aioli and gorgeous grilled vegetables. Order up a local ale or pint of crisp craft beer and you're all set for the afternoon.
Charcoal grill-led restaurant Fire & Wine by Boxcar is a fabulous Sunday choice in Marylebone, just a stone's throw from Marble Arch. Expect a menu of British-led ingredients that change seasonally, with locally sourced the name of the game. For your roast dinner, expect dry-aged picanha and red Suffolk pork belly, both served with charred hispi cabbage and parsnips, plus agria potatoes with pecorino and either an espagnole or bone jus.
@ Smith's Bar & Grill on Sunday 29th March 2026 and 17 other Sundays
Head to Smith's Bar & Grill in Sheldon Square for an indulgent Sunday roast. The modern British restaurant features elegant interiors filled with plants and a hearty menu - and they're offering a bottomless Sunday roast every single week.
Munch your way through unlimited starters, mains and desserts, including 28-day matured chateaubriand, burrata, calamari and mushroom filo pastry parcels. This will set you back £45 each, or £60 with free-flowing drinks added on.
While The George is quite possibly one of the most luxe pubs around, it also knows a thing or two about a good roast. Munch on savoury sides, juicy meats and those oh-so-fluffy Yorkshire puddings as you relish in decadent decor and cuddle up by a toasty fireplace.
From 12pm to 5pm every Sunday, the stylish and sophisticated interior of 108 Brasserie is the place to be for a spectacular Sunday roast.
Grab some friends and head for Marylebone's cutest cobblestone street for roasted rib of beef, thyme and rosemary corn-fed chicken or West Country minted lamb rump, all sitting alongside Yorkshires, unlimited roast potatoes and a whole heap of trimmings.
Boasting mains such as pork belly with apple sauce and rib of beef, The Coach Makers Arms Pub proves it has a top-tier Sunday lunch in Marylebone. While digging in, you can also wolf down on the likes of honey mustard carrots, parsnips and buttered greens.
