Pure - Marylebone in City of London, Westminster

Monthly, the Barley Mow marylebone offers an amazing Sunday lunch. A simple prawn cocktail starter, my wife had the soup, then beef main with great roasties, veg, and yorkshire pud. The vegan option was tasty and cauliflower cheese side excellent. The chocolate tart and crumble were both fabulous. Service with a smile in the warmest and friendliest pub in Marylebone. Their pies go down a treat if you're partaking of the brilliant quiz nights. Shhh, it's too good to share.

A perfect place for a beer, after the main entrance you can also go left behind the bar straight and there is another room where it is more intimate and less crowded and quiet, so everyone will find a place for themselves here. The service was very nice, the only thing missing is a menu with beer prices, you have to ask about the prices

My favourite pub in the area. Extremely cosy and warm vibes inside, and little tables outside where you can watch the world go by. Publican and staff are friendly and attentive. Really feels like a local. Murphy's stout available.

Quality boozer with good atmosphere and decor/vibe. Beer selection nothing special but you’re not here for that

Fantastic pub, very convivial and buzzing. Doesn't feel like it's just off dull Baker Street, and has nice secluded back room.

Went there yesterday for lunch. Pieminster pies were tasty but some not available. Good beer selection. Two fellas behind the bar polite and friendly.

Fav local since moving to the area. Friendly vibe, good pies, and love the little stables

Very disappointing cask selection. 🥲

Having been here twice before and having a decent experience, it seems to have tanked. Couple of staff definitely cannot be bothered to be there. Wouldn't even give plastic cups and just very unhelpful & grumpy. A real shame.

Can't comment on the food because I arrived and they had run out of pies, which is the special that I came to experience. Crap attitude from the barman, about 5 people there. I don't think they will give a hoot re the above mentioned so don't bother going..

enjoyed sitting outside in Dorset St,off Marylebone Rd,having a few beers,reasonable prices for london.great old historical pub,good service, will definitely go back soon👍

Just an old fashioned pub with some good beer and a nice atmosphere. Nothing spectacular but well worth a visit if you are near and much better than the sterile chain formulaic alternatives The pies are by pieminster which are ok but not great.

A friendly atmosphere and the pies were great.

Hard to open door. Staff pretty rude. Expensive.

Oldest pub in Marylebone apparently, tiny bar but plenty of seating outside to watch the world go by. Nice pint of Grolsch on tap, don't see that in many places!

Gorgeous pub with a fantastic selection of drink. Thanks guys!

I do not have ENEY experience of this place I never eaten dear I whent dear yesterday and have and speak to the staff and they say the Management was not dear and not even a drink of water they could not offer me the the place is clean the staffs are simpatico nice smiles speake very polite I did not take when you they give me permission I will do it 🙏🏿

A great company with a perfect atmosphere, but you get Pilsen without a penny 🥺

Proper old school boozer, excellent selection of beers too!

Lovely old pub off Baker St. Good beer, good atmosphere a perennial favourite of mine. Unsure of the food offer.

My wife had a lovely blueberry muffin and an average coffee here. I had a tea in a takeaway cup and a strange egg and bacon wrap which felt as though the egg and bacon had been chopped into small pieces before being wrapped. It was warm/hot and filled a spot.

Very friendly pub with good food.

Great place to enjoy Pie and Mash with a pint of beer!

This should be a good review of a somewhat quirky pub. Problem is a friend and I came specifically to play darts. Now I don't mind £7 for a Peroni, nor do I mind paying £11 for an expensive double Makers Mark. But to be asked to pay £25 an hour to play darts is outrageous. I have never paid to play darts in London. I am absolutely disgusted. Shame on this pub.

Cool small pub with a funky, divided interior.

Quaint old pub, good atmosphere, but we came for lunch Wednesday 1pm and the kitchen was closed, no explanation. Very disappointing when we made a special journey.

Great pub. Staff are brilliant. Real down to earth. Could be a bit cleaner but hey ho can't have everything.

The manager (Dan) suddenly decided at 10pm that the dart board was closed , even though we literally took the darts off the guys who were already playing. Apparently the board closes at 6pm on Wednesday?? When asked why, he was super aggressive (presumably supporting his stroppy barmaid). Until then we had a great evening but frankly this COMPLETELY RUINED our evening. The location is great, the bar is great, but unless you change the manager your business is done

We enjoyed one of those memorable long lunches with friends a few weeks back on a trip to London from Australia. Everything about The Barley Mow ticked all the right boxes, the location was perfect, we loved the authentic English pub vibe and the food & drinks were top notch. Most notable was the staff...everyone was super welcoming & genuine and really went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable & happy. Special mention to Jeremy who was so delightful and engaging and again made such a special effort to ensure we were enjoying ourselves and made us feel so looked after. We would definitely return again on our next visit. Highly Recommend!

Great pub with some really unique booths, great taps and darts in the back. Definitely worth popping into.

Ben for PM. Ben was an absolute legend. The setting is lovely and the food and drink were excellent and reasonably priced. Cannot recommend enough for a classic pub experience

Superb pub with great beers. Well worth the small diversion off Baker Street.

Mixed feel about this place. Staff great and service good. However, I was charged £24.60 for a glass of sauvingnon blanc and a pint of London Lush. I didn't realize at the time to be honest but saw on credit card bill this morning and though I was seeing things. I know we were in Mayfair buy the seating inside the pub was not one bit comfortable and outside the pub broken glass was littering the pavements from glasses taken outside. Wouldn't recommend or go back sadly.

Two meantimes and two bags of crisps for £15. Lovely pub with good outdoor seating, that actually gets rhe sun in the afternoons. Can also be covered if it's raining. Inside has interesting decoration and a nice selection of beers. The crisps we had were abit stale but it sort of added to the charm. We didn't eat any hot food but staff were lovely too.

This is a great pub just off Baker Street. Traditional with a good selection of beers.

One of the best pubs in London, with a brilliant landlord.

Nice pub also with breakfast options. Pleasant staff and good food/drink.

Quaint little pub off of Baker Street! The Moo pie was awesome. Not too sure about the mushy peas but the mashed potatoes were great too! Add a pint of Grohlsch and lunch was perfect on a rainy day!

I was looking for somewhere to eat while walking down London's famous Baker street and discovered this little pub on nearby Dorset street. It had a nice interior with a couple of quirky booths/snugs at one side of the bar. Staff were pleasant and helpful and my food order arrived quickly. I enjoyed an IPA beer alongside a traditional English pie with a beef and blue cheese filling served with mashed potato, mushy peas and gravy. Overall a nice experience and the food was very good. A little expensive for pub grub but prices are similar around the centre of London.

I only stopped off for a pint of ale which was really nice. Oldest freehold pub in the area and a lot of history held within! Couldn't rate food........ But would definitely go back to try all their pies on the menu!

A character filled, old school pub well placed for Baker Street and Marylebone stations. Great, fast and friendly service and a great selection of real ales, beers and spirits. My only complaint is I didn't find it sooner!

One of the last real boozers in the area. Traditional after work/lunchtime place. Superb pies

Being the oldest pub in Marylebone may not seem like something you should be shouting about until you realise it's London and London is ancient so that's quite an impressive claim really. It's one of those places that feels like it has lived experience in its walls, experience that isn't fabricated like a lot of London so you should indeed have a look and experience for yourself. That's probably more times than I should be using the word experience but hey, I've used experience again, and then again, sorry, just go and have a look and, I'm, experience the thing.

I have wanted to visit this pub for ages, and wasn't disappointed. V cosy with a great buzz

Very cozy, warm and welcoming! Excellent service!

Local pub off Baker Street in London

Great pub with live music. The original booths around the bar are something rarely seen and really add to the character of the place. Service and drinks excellent.

This is the oldest pub in Marylebone, very traditional. Small place, but cozy. Good beers, although not a huge variety. We had the steak pie and mash, and it was great.

Such a lovely pub, great for a drink or their pop up Sunday roasts are DELICIOUS. Absolutely recommend

The atmosphere of this pub is unbelievable the friendliness of the staff is second to none and the entertainment and food is amazing

Literally the best bar in the UK. You won’t find a more Honest bunch of staff and the best pints of everything. Always a must visit place when in London

One of the best pubs in London in my opinion. Staff always attentive food lovely and a banging quiz night.

Amazing pub Amazing service Best open mic ever

Fantastic pub quiz - need to book

Great old fashioned and friendly pub. Rare find in the West End.

Amazing thank you for good service

Real proper atmospheric pub. Great friendly staff

Weird staff - not sure they understand they're running a pub...

Great pub wulith really good crowd and excellent staff!

Visited the Barley Mow as recommended on Google. And wasn't disappointed great friendly service and lovely atmosphere it was lovely to visit a good old British pub. And the steak pie was the best Pie I've ever eaten delicious!!! We will certainly be returning for more Thankyou x

Just had a couple of drinks ,lovely old fashioned pub ,a proper pub and a good range of craf beers to chose from . Next trip to London ill definitely be back.

Cracking pub, great atmosphere,.friendly staff and not super unaffordable as it is London!

Second visit after some 7 or 8 years. Heard about its celebrated pub quiz and it didn't disappoint. Still retains those two little 'family' cubicles at the bar. Lovely service, great quiz, hope to be back again soon. Decent selection of lagers and traditional ales. Two ciders on tap and neither was Strongbow. :-)

One of the only pubs serving Kingfisher beer... love it!

A great pub tucked away in the heart of Marylebone. The Barley Mow is a deceptive maze of a place harbouring many treats for the visitor. Good choice of beers both keg and cask. Lovely service from the staff. A beautiful, quirky and apparently, the oldest pub in Marylebone! A great visit, especially the two confessionals!!

Favourite pub in London! What a place. Staff are very kind and caring. Can’t wait to come back!

Great Pub serving nice selection of beers, cozy atmosphere. Cool rooms in the pub. Little but hot inside on a warm day, nice staff.

Great pub just off Baker Street. Excellent range of beers and friendly staff. Could be perfect if they had pickled eggs ☺️

Amazing place especially for pub trivia/quiz. The food especially the pies were amazing. Decent drinks. The host for trivia was hilarious. Great trivia questions too! HIGHLY recommend to everybody.

Amazing customer service, very quick and delicious food

Original old pub! Amazing food and atmosphere. Very friendly. I feel like a “regular”

Very cosy pub, with special beers. Great service. Outside seats. There are two snug areas to the side that take 4 or 5 people comfortably if you want some privacy or just have a few friends together. A few steps off Baker Street. We didn't eat but food looks OK.

Bartender was barking at me like a little dog 🐕,when I was standing outside on pavement on a really hot day for two minutes with a drink in my hand , I know council has given them these rules ,but really was over the top .

There is a quiz every Tuesday at 7.30pm. Reserving a table is a must.

Really busy but staff coped well.

Cozy little boozer with lots of charm. Quiet little area in the back with a dartboard and a couple of little private booths too. Great selection of beers and spirits.

Traditional boozer. Nothing fancy, but a down to earth pub in posh Marylebone. Local after work crowd. Do limited food and not every day so would double check. Some outside seats but fill quickly on a busy day.

Great beer, nice pies, good atmosphere. Traditional pub with quirky period features.

Excellent pub, just around the corner from Baker Street station.

Great historic London pub selling a good range of cask beers served by friendly staff

Traditional Pubs that prioritise beer and drinks over food are few and far between these days, particularly in Central London. This is once such place, a good selection of beers and ales, served at reasonable prices by courteous and attentive staff. Moreover their Pies are pretty good too!! Outside seating to boot for those, seemingly, fewer and fewer days when the sun actually shines.

Nice boozer..not a pub apparently?!, no nonsense straight up.

I enjoyed the Barley Mow. A good atmosphere. Beer was good.

While strolling about Marylebone to check Lennon's place on Montagu Square, we decided to go to a pub. A Londoner who refuse to take his foreign friend to "another tourist trap on Baker Street" brought me to The Barley Mow. In spite of the weather and his biking attire, we sat outside because he wouldn't leave his bike unattended. We have a couple of Doom Bar's beers (loved them btw) and talked until my friend's bottom froze. Established in 1791, the pub is the oldest in Marylebone and one of the last remaining 'Free Houses' in the centre of the city. Sadly I didn't know the place's history, I would've loved seeing those antique private booths at the bar.

They don’t serve any food after 3pm. The staff was unfriendly. Lovely decoration

Quant, cosy pub with good selection of beers. Oh, and the pies are excellent!

Lovely little pub, friendly staff, clean, bit oldy wurly, which I like,

Fantastic beer. Fantastic staff. Fantastic dart board. What's not to love?

Very cozy pub with great customer service!

A good experience - has a traditional pub feel without feeling fake - that's because it is preserved with heritage booths. They have a decent selection of real ales as well.

A good cosy pub with smilely staff

Lovely traditional pub. Lovely old school pub, lovely atmosphere, great time we spend there. Really recommend… Must try.

Great atmosphere and proper pint of Guinness!

Marvellous pub and packed on a Monday. Great cask ale. About £5.30 pp

Want a drink for 3 of us went in staff all very good order the drinks Coffee .. Only had drinks But the food look great well worth a try

Good vibes, nice staff! We recommend the Monday Madness deal :D

A hidden gem as Marylebone's rumoured longest standing building and one of London's last remaining free houses - great vibe, good food and drinks, the staff are always really friendly. Look out for the vintage wooden saloon booths, they are a unique way to order a drink from - 18th Century style. Their Tuesday Quiz and music nights are fun.

Cosy old-school London pub that’s popular for after-work drinks during the week. Mainly a pints kinda spot but they do a very serviceable Sauvignon by the bottle and all the usuals. Relatively easy to end up on a table if you just stick it out standing a little bit. Great for “just one!”

Very cosy place. Wonderful pies

Lovely pub, nicely decorated, very comfortable with extremely friendly staff..