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The Carpenters Arms

The Carpenters Arms

A Classic British Pub The Carpenters Arms is a beloved traditional pub nestled in the heart of Marylebone, London. This historic pub has been a local favourite for generations, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere. A Perfect Pint and More Step inside and experience the charm of a classic British pub. The Carpenters Arms boasts a wide selection of real ales, craft beers, and fine wines. Whether you prefer a pint of your favourite lager or a glass of something more sophisticated, you're sure to find something to suit your taste. The pub also offers a delicious menu of traditional pub food, including hearty pies, burgers, and fish and chips.

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12 Seymour Pl, London W1H 7NE
Junsei

Junsei

Authentic Yakitori Experience in the Heart of Marylebone Junsei brings the true art of Japanese yakitori to Marylebone, London, offering a dining experience that combines simplicity with soulful flavours. Known for its expertly grilled chicken skewers, each dish reflects the purity and precision of traditional Japanese cooking. Since its opening, Junsei has attracted locals and visitors alike who seek comfort and authenticity in every bite. With a welcoming and minimalist setting, Junsei creates an atmosphere where guests can come together to enjoy genuine Japanese cuisine crafted with attention to detail and respect for natural flavours. Community, Comfort, and Culinary Craftsmanship Junsei stands out in Marylebone as a place where food becomes a shared experience, designed to bring people together around comforting, wholesome dishes. Each yakitori skewer is carefully prepared over a charcoal grill, capturing the essence of Japanese cooking while offering a meal that feels both nourishing and inviting. Beyond its signature skewers, Junsei provides a range of dishes that highlight seasonal ingredients and simple elegance, making it a favoured spot for those in Marylebone seeking an authentic taste of Japanese food and a warm community atmosphere.

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132 Seymour Pl, London W1H 1NS
SO FRENCH Café + Épicerie

SO FRENCH Café + Épicerie

SO FRENCH Café + Épicerie has been delighting Marylebone residents since its opening in 2018, when it established itself at 21 Seymour Place. The founder, an interior designer by training, restored the elegant space with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Visitors can expect freshly baked viennoiseries, classic Croque‑Monsieur, artisan coffees, delicately selected teas, and hot chocolate served alongside a curated selection of French pantry staples. The venue blends café and merchant seamlessly, offering daily breakfast and lunch options in surroundings that reflect thoughtful design and calm sophistication. Trusted Quality and Community Connection With a clear focus on expertise, the business sources products from small French producers, many holding the prestigious EPV label, ensuring high-quality offerings. It has earned trust through positive reviews praising its warm service and consistent food quality. As a niche épicerie, it offers rare and authentic French goods, reinforcing its authoritative position within the local food scene. All ingredients and items are carefully selected to deliver an authentic culinary journey. Nestled in a desirable Marylebone location, SO FRENCH reflects the neighbourhood’s charm while offering a genuine slice of France in London.

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21 Seymour Pl, London W1H 5BH
KK Studio Marylebone

KK Studio Marylebone

Exceptional Nail Care in Marylebone Located in the heart of Marylebone, London, KK Studio Marylebone offers a refined approach to nail care that focuses on high-quality products and expert techniques. Known for their precision in nail shaping, cuticle care, and polish application, KK Studio has become a trusted name in the area for those who value professional service and stunning results. Whether you’re looking for a fresh manicure, gel polish, or nail extensions, KK Studio provides a welcoming space where every detail is crafted to elevate your experience. Premium Services and Top-Quality Products Since opening its doors, KK Studio Marylebone has set a high standard in nail care services, using only premium products for long-lasting results. This studio, conveniently situated in Marylebone, caters to clients who seek nail care excellence in a friendly and stylish setting. Each visit to KK Studio is enhanced by the expertise of trained professionals who prioritise health and aesthetics. The team is dedicated to delivering a unique experience where your nails are not only treated but transformed, leaving you feeling refreshed and confident.

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157 Seymour Pl, London W1H 4PQ
Thompson's Gallery

Thompson's Gallery

Founded in 1982 in the coastal town of Aldeburgh, Suffolk, Thompson's Gallery brings more than forty years of experience to its light filled Marylebone space. The gallery has presented art in Marylebone since 2001, building a calm, confident presence that suits this central London neighbourhood. The move from the Suffolk coast to central London opened their doors to an international clientele while retaining the warmth of a family run gallery that values personal attention. Visitors step into an intimate art gallery where Modern British and Scottish art take centre stage, with carefully curated paintings, sculpture and works on paper. Staff offer clear, thoughtful conversation rather than sales pressure, helping both new buyers and seasoned art collectors understand each piece, its story and its place within British art. The emphasis is on long term relationships, so clients can expect continuity, discretion and support as their collections grow in the heart of Marylebone, London. Trusted Gallery For Discerning Collectors Across its London and Aldeburgh locations, Thompson's Gallery presents regular solo and group exhibitions that underline its specialist focus on Modern British art and contemporary painting. Decades of curating have built deep knowledge of artists linked to the Scottish Colourists and their successors, giving clients confidence that the work on show has been chosen with care. The gallery works closely with collectors, interior designers and corporate clients, providing honest advice on acquisitions, framing and placement so that each artwork sits comfortably in its new setting. Participation in art finance schemes such as Own Art supports collectors who prefer to build collections gradually, with clarity on costs and provenance at every stage. Long standing participation in respected London art events and partnerships within the local Marylebone art community reinforce its standing as a trusted voice. Over time, this record has established Thompson's Gallery Marylebone as a quiet reference point for collectors who value thoughtful presentation, professional integrity and a distinctly central London sense of culture.

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3 Seymour Pl, London W1H 5AZ
All About

Seymour Place

Seymour Place is a substantial north-south street in the west of Marylebone, running from Seymour Street northward to Marylebone Road, where it meets Lisson Grove. It falls within the W1H postal district and forms one of the principal arteries of the Portman Estate, which has owned and managed this part of Marylebone since the sixteenth century. The street is named after Anne Seymour, mother of Henry William Portman, through whom he inherited the estate. Her marriage into the Portman family gave her name to both Seymour Place and the parallel Seymour Street to the south.

The street was laid out as part of the Portman Estate's residential expansion in the eighteenth century, when London's Georgian growth pushed northward from Oxford Street. Many of the original terraced houses north of Portman Square were later redeveloped as mansion blocks. Between the wars, architect W. E. Masters designed a series of substantial apartment buildings along the street, including Sherwood Court, built around 1929, which represents the confident interwar scale that distinguishes Seymour Place from the finer Georgian grain of streets to the east.

Today the street functions as both a residential address and a local dining destination, with a cluster of restaurants occupying ground-floor premises. The Portman Estate remains the freeholder across much of the street. For the wider historic context of this part of west Marylebone, Portman Square to the south provides the formal centrepiece from which these streets radiate.

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