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Decent enough spot for a coffee, nothing to write home about. Always seems quite busy in the mornings.
Stopped by to pick up some patisserie and it was top quality stuff, though def on the pricey side - a special occassion kind of thing if you aren’t driving around in a lambo. Not a big fan of the café itself, it’s a bit cramped, loud, and pedestrian, especially as it looks like it...
A nice enough Laduree shop - nothing special in and of itself, but they get an extra star for the soft serve ice cream, which was excellent
A very nice Indian restaurant - went here for the lunch menu and it was incredibly good value for money. The dishes were outstanding, expertly prepared (the salmon! the aubergine!), flavourful, and different to your standard Indian fare, and the staff were incredibly kind and professional. Top marks...
This minimalist Marylebone café is on the smallish side and very busy, so a bit too crowded for my taste, but the coffee was great - very potent flavour.
Pretty wild that something like this can be found in a random part of London. Well worth a visit, the temple is exquisitely crafted and very informative.
You don’t have to eat meat to have a very good time here - they really know their way around vegetables, and their paneer kebab is legendary for good reason. Very friendly staff too.
