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Lewis & Co.

Lewis & Co.

Public listings and sustained press coverage show Lewis & Co trading in Marylebone since 2014, anchoring the studio within one of central London’s most characterful neighbourhoods. Recognised as a London based, full service interior design, interior architecture and project management practice, the studio focuses on elegant modern spaces for high end residential clients. Inside its calm Marylebone showroom, visitors discover carefully edited home furnishings, accessories and bespoke furniture, alongside designers who are used to rethinking entire homes as well as single rooms. The team’s philosophy is grounded in relaxed urban living, where form follows function and every detail is considered for daily comfort and ease. The exact date the business first opened is not publicly stated, yet its long standing presence in local features and listings has made Lewis & Co a familiar name to design conscious residents. The setting suits clients who value thoughtful detail and a discreet sense of luxury. Interior Expertise Clients Can Feel Clients engaging Lewis & Co can expect a collaborative process that begins with listening. Designers explore how each household lives, then shape tailored interior design schemes, home staging, renovation support and joinery solutions that feel both measured and personal. The studio’s portfolio includes London apartments, townhouses and international projects, and its services range from bathroom and kitchen design to walk in wardrobes, media units and complete furniture selection. Reviews on leading design platforms highlight responsive communication, meticulous project management and a steady balance of creativity with practicality, helping clients feel supported from first conversation to final installation. The business is VAT registered and consistently listed by respected London interior specialists, which reinforces its status as a trusted independent studio. Participation in Marylebone focused interiors events and collaborations with design students further underline its reputation as a thoughtful contributor to the local design community, and a reliable partner for homeowners looking to invest in long lasting, beautifully resolved spaces.

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54 Paddington St, London W1U 4HU
OPSO

OPSO

Modern Greek Dining in Marylebone Since opening its doors in 2014, OPSO has become a favourite destination in Marylebone, London, for lovers of contemporary Greek cuisine. Inspired by traditional recipes and infused with a modern culinary twist, the menu showcases the very best of Greek gastronomy. Using seasonal, high-quality ingredients sourced directly from Greece, the chefs at OPSO create dishes that are both authentic and innovative. Guests are invited to enjoy this unique dining experience in a relaxed and vibrant atmosphere that embodies famous Greek hospitality. Exceptional Food and Drinks OPSO offers more than just food; it provides a complete culinary experience. On the ground floor, the bar features a curated selection of Greek liqueurs, used to craft exclusive cocktails that perfectly complement the flavours of the dishes. In the dining room, a striking marble communal table encourages sharing and socialising, making every meal a memorable event. Located in the heart of Marylebone, OPSO is not just a restaurant; it’s a celebration of Greek culture, taste, and hospitality.

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10 Paddington St, London W1U 5QL
Mielo Restaurant

Mielo Restaurant

In the heart of Marylebone, Mielo Restaurant offers a unique dining experience that blends contemporary Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. The establishment provides both indoor and outdoor seating, accommodating up to 100 guests, ensuring a comfortable setting for all. The interior exudes warmth and elegance, creating an inviting atmosphere for patrons. Culinary Delights and Beverage Selection The menu at Mielo is a testament to the rich and colourful history of the Mediterranean, featuring dishes free from refined sugar and crafted with the freshest ingredients. Diners can enjoy a variety of options, including a raw bar, fresh salads, seafood, and meat selections. Signature dishes such as squid ink linguini with scallops and prawns and grilled black cod with green asparagus and blood orange sauce showcase the chefs' dedication to authentic flavours. For those with a sweet tooth, desserts like San Sebastian cheesecake and tiramisu provide a delightful end to the meal. The bar boasts a wide variety of spirits and features a drinks menu with inventive cocktails and an extensive wine collection, ensuring a perfect pairing for every dish.

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35 Paddington St, London W1U 4HQ
Contemporary Applied Arts

Contemporary Applied Arts

Contemporary Applied Arts is London’s original multi-disciplinary applied arts gallery, founded in 1948. The organisation began elsewhere in London and now operates in Marylebone. Its purpose is simple. It champions British craft and connects people with work made by leading makers. Visitors can expect curated exhibitions and a considered retail selection across ceramics, jewellery, textiles, glass, wood and metal. The space is calm and easy to navigate. Staff explain techniques, materials and care so choices feel informed. Makers’ stories and processes are presented with clarity, which helps customers choose pieces that fit daily life. As part of Marylebone’s independent retail scene, the gallery reflects the area’s confident pace and focus on quality. The result is a welcoming place to see, learn and buy contemporary work by established and emerging names. Expertise and trust CAA’s expertise comes from its membership model and long history in public engagement. The team curates across disciplines with a steady eye on design integrity and making skill. Regular shows, fair participation and a changing display keep the offer fresh. Trust is clear. The organisation is a registered charity and a regulated company with transparent governance. It is widely profiled by respected cultural bodies and marked recent milestones, including a 75-year celebration, that underscore stability and public value. Independent visitor reviews add further proof of service standards. Authoritativeness rests on decades of advocacy for makers and on visible leadership within the craft sector. In Marylebone, this translates into a dependable destination for well-made work, expert product knowledge and practical aftercare. Customers leave with clear documentation, sizing where relevant and advice on display and maintenance. The gallery fits the neighbourhood’s distinctive mix of culture, retail and design, and it invites repeat visits as collections evolve.

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6 Paddington St, London W1U 5QG
The Rajdoot

The Rajdoot

A Tradition of Flavour and Excellence For over 50 years, The Rajdoot has been a go-to Indian restaurant in Marylebone, London, known for its authentic Indian cuisine and warm hospitality. Located in the heart of the city, this family-run restaurant blends traditional Indian recipes with modern touches, delivering a curry house experience that has won over locals and visitors alike. From fragrant chicken tikka, rich lamb rogan josh, and perfectly spiced vegetable biryani, each dish is prepared using fresh ingredients and expert techniques. The carefully curated tandoori menu features meats and seafood cooked in a clay oven, creating deep, smoky flavours that keep guests coming back for more. A Welcoming Atmosphere for Every Occasion With a reputation for excellent service, The Rajdoot is more than just a restaurant; it is a place where guests can celebrate special moments or enjoy a casual meal with friends. The stylish interior, warm lighting, and comfortable seating create an inviting setting, while the friendly staff ensures that every visit feels personal. Whether stopping by for a midweek treat or a weekend gathering, the restaurant’s menu offers something for everyone, including a range of vegetarian dishes and flavourful naan breads straight from the oven. With glowing reviews calling it the best curry house in the area, The Rajdoot continues to be a favourite destination for those craving bold and traditional flavours.

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49 Paddington St, London W1U 4HW
Honest Burgers Baker Street

Honest Burgers Baker Street

Honest Burgers: Marylebone’s Home for Quality Burgers Situated in the vibrant streets of Marylebone, London, Honest Burgers is a haven for burger lovers seeking fresh, high-quality food in a relaxed setting. Since its founding over a decade ago, Honest Burgers has become known for its focus on local ingredients, offering a menu crafted from top-quality beef, hand-cut chips, and seasonal specials. Every burger is made fresh to order, ensuring a meal that’s not only delicious but also prepared with care and attention to detail. The Marylebone location stands out with its welcoming atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for casual dining or catching up with friends. What makes Honest Burgers truly unique is its commitment to sourcing and sustainability. Their British beef patties are prepared in-house, and the rosemary chips are freshly cut every day. Beyond the classic options, the menu features creative specials that showcase locally inspired flavours, making every visit a unique experience. Pair your meal with craft beers or refreshing drinks for the ultimate burger night. With a strong focus on community and quality, Honest Burgers in Marylebone is a destination where good food meets good vibes.

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31 Paddington St, London W1U 4HD
Lita Marylebone

Lita Marylebone

Lita Marylebone is a Mediterranean bistro that brings the warmth of southern European cuisine to the heart of Marylebone, London. The name Lita, inspired by “abuelita” (grandmother in Spanish), reflects a deep respect for traditional cooking combined with a modern approach. With a seasonal menu focused on fresh ingredients, each dish is carefully crafted to highlight the natural flavours of high-quality produce. The bistro’s open-fire cooking adds a unique depth to its offerings, delivering bold, smoky aromas that enhance classic Mediterranean dishes. A Warm and Inviting Dining Experience Since opening, Lita Marylebone has become a go-to spot for those who appreciate simple yet refined dining. The restaurant’s relaxed and stylish setting makes it perfect for casual lunches, romantic dinners, and group gatherings. Whether you’re indulging in grilled seafood, enjoying a plate of homemade pasta, or sipping on a carefully selected Mediterranean wine, each visit promises a flavourful experience. With a focus on seasonality, the menu evolves throughout the year, ensuring every dish is at its best. Thoughtfully prepared, every meal at Lita Marylebone is a celebration of timeless recipes, vibrant spices, and the joy of sharing great food.

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7-9 Paddington St, London W1U 5QH
All About

Paddington Street

Paddington Street runs east to west through the heart of Marylebone, connecting Baker Street in the east with Marylebone High Street in the west. Falling within the W1U postcode, it is a quiet residential and commercial street that sits on the Howard de Walden Estate, whose holdings extend across this part of the neighbourhood.

The street's most significant historical feature is Paddington Street Gardens, a pair of public open spaces on the north and south sides that were originally established as burial grounds for St Marylebone Parish Church. The southern plot was donated in 1730 by Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortimer, while the northern section was purchased by the parish in 1771. Both fell into disuse as burial grounds during the 19th century, and in 1885 they were converted into public gardens. They were formally opened in 1886 by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll.

The street takes its name from the neighbouring district of Paddington, which historically formed a separate rural parish to the west before London's expansion absorbed it. Despite the name, Paddington Street itself has always sat within Marylebone's boundaries. Its character today is typical of the Howard de Walden Estate: well-maintained brick and stucco buildings, a mix of ground-floor businesses and upper-floor residential use, and a pace that differs considerably from the commercial intensity of Oxford Street a short distance to the south.

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