Orrery
Elegant French Dining Overlooking Marylebone’s Tranquil Church Gardens
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Orrery sits on the first floor of a converted stable block in Marylebone Village, with windows that look out over the gardens of St Marylebone Church. It is a French restaurant, and the cooking stays close to the classics rather than chasing trends. The wine list has won awards, and the service tends to match the room: attentive without fuss.
The restaurant opened in the late 1990s, part of Terence Conran's work with the Howard de Walden Estate, and it has been a fixture of Marylebone's food scene ever since. It shares the neighbourhood with names like La Fromagerie and The Ginger Pig. Expect carefully built menus rooted in French cooking, served in a warm, polished setting.
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