No amount of good design can hide The Garden Cafe's origins as a 1960s Little Chef concession. They've done the best they can, however, and it's now a light and airy space, with some entertainingly lurid furnishings. In any case, you don't visit Regent's Park in order to sit inside, and the food certainly bears very little relation to Little Chef, with a sit-down menu full of Langoustines, Poussin, Scallop and Lobster. It's impressive in the evenings, but the best time to eat here is lunch, when gourmet values are combined with some very reasonable prices, and you can watch the park life as you eat.
This is the third branch of Canteen, a great modern restaurant specialising in great British dishes. The menu reads like a comforting childhood reminiscence with ... More
This is the flagship restaurant in the D & D London (formerly Conran Restaurants) empire, though it has had its Michelin star removed it's still ... More
Positioned on the edge of Regent's Park, within walking distance of Lord's Cricket Ground, Madame Tussauds and London Zoo, this family business run business have ...More
Dating back to 1787, this small and luxurious hotel is idyllically located alongside beautiful tree lined gardens near Regent’s Park. The rooms are decorated in ... More
Every Saturday, Cabbages and Frocks Market makes a welcome return to Marylebone, making a weekend stroll up the pretty high street an even more attractive ...More
There's much excitement surrounding the opening ceremony for the Marylebone Christmas Lights with live bands, fireworks, an open-air market and TV presenter Zoe Salmon officially ...More
In 1835, Marie Tussaud - former sculptor to the court of Louis XVI - established a sideshow of waxworks of famous contemporary and historical figures ... More
Located within the University of Westminster - Marylebone's campus, the vast 14,000 foot P3 exhibition and performance space - a former concrete-testing facility - is ...More
Elvis-themed shop come museum.
London’s Baker Street seems the natural location for a shop selling Sherlock Holmes memorabilia – deer stalkers, pipes, violin cases. Visitors to ... More
Every Saturday a welcome addition comes to Marylebone, making a weekend stroll up the pretty high street an even more attractive proposition. On Saturdays the ... More
Park Office,
Storeyard ( Inner Circle),Marylebone,
London,
NW1Map
5 minutes walk from The Garden Cafe
Elegant park designed by John Nash.
Another of London’s spectacular John Nash creations, Regent’s Park is a huge, thriving green expanse in the heart of the ... More
This boozer in Marylebone is the first pub from prolific restaurateur Claudio Pulze, the man behind such famous eateries as Aubergine and Zafferano. The cross-over ...More
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No amount of good design can hide The Garden Cafe's origins as a 1960s Little Chef concession. They've done the best they can, however, and it's now a light and airy space, with some entertainingly lurid furnishings. In any case, you don't visit Regent's Park in order to sit inside, and the food certainly bears very little relation to Little Chef, with a sit-down menu full of Langoustines, Poussin, Scallop and Lobster. It's impressive in the evenings, but the best time to eat here is lunch, when gourmet values are combined with some very reasonable prices, and you can watch the park life as you eat.
