Devonshire Arms

Step into Devonshire Arms and you feel the steady rhythm of a Marylebone pub that knows its neighbours. Guests drop in for after work drinks or a quiet catch up near the Wallace Collection. The room shows warm wood and soft light. Staff work with focus and keep service clear. At the bar they pour cask ale, rotate craft beer, mix neat cocktails, and offer measured wines and spirits. You can sit by the window, take a cosy corner, or stand at the counter and talk. Conversation carries without strain. Music stays low. It suits small meetings, solo time, or an easy evening before a stroll through nearby streets. Book a table if you want a set time or walk in when space allows.

Discover cask ale and craft beer

Knowledge backs the offer. The pub has served the area since 1771, with the present frontage from 1928. Location helps. It sits within easy reach of the Wallace Collection and Bond Street, so it works before or after a museum visit or a shopping run. Pumps carry clear gauges and the team know their pours at this local pub. Most guests pay by card as the venue runs a card only setup. If you plan a meet up, check quieter hours and book ahead. If you care about choice and value, compare the rotating beers with the steady house picks and set a budget that fits your group. The mix of regulars and visitors keeps the tone open and calm. Think of it as a reliable living room for Marylebone. As the proverb says, the proof of the pudding is in the eating.