Brasserie Of Light is a very shiny restaurant inside Selfridges. It’s got halfway decent people watching potential, but it’s really quite bad at food.

Bao and Bing is a slick Taiwanese restaurant and cocktail bar in Marylebone that’s the perfect gateway to a night out.

La Fromagerie is a cheese shop and cafe/restaurant in Marylebone, serving breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea.

Zoilo is an Argentinian restaurant with bar seating in Marylebone.

The Golden Hind is a rock solid fish and chip restaurant in Marylebone.

The Grazing Goat is a pub/bistro, serving a pie of the day in Marylebone.

Monocle is a small cafe in Marylebone with a small but mighty menu.

Blandford Comptoir is a relatively casual spot in Marylebone serving Mediterranean small plates.

Fischer’s is a Viennese inspired brasserie in Marylebone specialising in Austrian classics like Schnitzel and Käsespätzle.

The John Lewis Gardening Society is a bar on top of the Oxford Street branch of John Lewis. It's all very pleasant.

Roganic in Marylebone is a ‘let me take a moment to explain the menu’ kind of place featuring foraged ingredients. That said, it’s really very good.

This second Hoppers location in Marylebone serves the same excellent Sri Lankan food as the Soho original, and actually takes reservations.

Chik’n is an upmarket chicken shop on Baker Street and feels like a cross between a Shake Shack and KFC. Great for quick snack if you’re in the hood.

The Wigmore is a good place to hit if you’re in central and need to kill some time with a drink and some great bar snacks.

Le Relais de Venise L’Entrecôte keep their menu simple - steak and chips is what you are here for, because that’s all they serve. And it’s quite good.

Trishna is a excellent posh yet casual Indian restaurant in Marylebone, where casual is relative and a good credit line is required for the meal.