The Grazing Goat in City of London, Westminster

Great place for out Christmas party. Amazing food

Had lunch today and was disappointed with the food. The gammon steak was too thick and not flavourful and the custard on the christmas pudding was very watery. The service was great though.

Tasty food. And the service was outstanding.

Painfully slow service. Not enough bar staff by the look of it

Very good Sunday roast with excellent lamb. The waiting staff are very attentive and the atmosphere is very convivial.

Perfect lunch spot. Excellent service, food and great atmosphere.

Dine here maybe 6 times a year. Menu seemed OK but uninspiring apart from the ‘special’ this time. Food quality good and service good as always. Will dine there again but it wasn’t exceptional this time.

Restaurant with typical dishes and excellent atmosphere. Very friendly staff. Great experience.

Hidden away from the bustle in a quaint side street, but in the thick of it when you are ready! Lovely homely location with super-friendly and helpful staff. Fish n chips & chicken pie to die for. Stay a couple of nights & enjoy at least one meal!

Wonderful open and airy bar with a delicious cocktail of the week called "Cherry Bakewell". The bar tender made.th cocktail with such precision and care. The pub has a very friendly wait staff. Good fish and chips cooked in high-quality oil.

Service was good though there was a misunderstanding on one of the orders. Bone marrow was disappointing, barely any marrow in them. Enjoyed the crumble dessert.

The ‘stew’ was two tablespoons of liquid and mussels the size of your small fingernail. We got chucked off the table before we could order dessert because they needed the table back. We ate at a normal pace up to that unceremonious moment. Sadly, just not worth the £100 a head.

Great venue! Great food. Noise level were high. Service was ok. Good with food allergies!

A wonderful evening, after arriving early our table was ready so we sat down and had some drinks whilst we waited for our other guest to arrive. Food was good, service was good and a lovely ambiance in the place, on a night where London was so busy.

Used to be a great place to Eat, no longer. The Lamb was fatty, burger mediocre and hot chocolate undrinkable.

Inedible Sunday roast, lamb was awful, no flavour to any of it. Gravy like water. Worst I’ve ever had.

We visited for a roast on Sunday and had an absolutely fabulous meal. The beef was perfectly pink, and the portions were huge (but still great quality). The lady serving us was extremely friendly and made us feel so welcome. Thank you for such a wonderful lunch.

Great ambiance and staff - food was delicious too!

Pints consistently (and often significantly) underfilled, bar staff must be under orders from Management.

One of my favourite places to visit. It has been a while since my last trip, but it did not disappoint. Well worth seeking out. The bar downstairs is busy but it does not take long to get a drink. If you want a table you need to reserve.

Good atmosphere, warm fireplace and delicious beef tartare with truffle mayonnaise. Walked in Sunday and got a cool table within minutes thanks to our friendly waiter downstairs. 10/10,

Very comfortable room and great food. Really good place to enjoy Sunday lunch

The service is excellent and the food is very good indeed.

Really fantastic service! They couldn’t be more helpful.

Delicious food, best fish and chips I had while in London.

Went for Sunday lunch, and it was just excellent. Couldn't fault the experience in any way. The food was sumptuous and the service was super attentive. Would highly recommend.

The food was tasty and fresh. We had a delightful and relaxing breakfast.

Great atmosphere food was fine. Service was excellent. Not stunning but a very good night out.

Came here for the pub and ended up staying for classic British pub food. Cocktails were on points and also had the steak meat pie which was divine. It was the special for the night but they also had chicken meat pie on their usual menu. The greens were a bit salty. Also got a side of olives and those were amazing, huge green olives with the perfect crunch. Great place to have some drinks and food!

Great tasting food with excellent staff who are flexible and accommodating to customer requests, highly recommended!

Poor for vegetarians. One meat free option on the mains menu which we were advised by the (very nice) waiting staff not to pick.

Really lovely pub with great food, friendly service and a lively atmosphere. I would recommend the oysters here if you are looking for good fresh oysters in Marylebone accompanied by a good wine list.

Fantastic Sunday roast. Great ambience and quick service.

Not all dishes were available. In a gastropub I would expect better food. Service was perfect. A few large groups, so noicelevel was up.

Great for a quiet Sunday night dinner in a quality environment. The roast was outstanding and service was to-notch.

Wonderful meal and exactly what we were looking for in a Sunday roast - ambiance and service cannot be beat. Recommend the steak tartare if that’s your thing.

Love the pub, service and atmosphere.

The porchetta roast was delicious! Accompanied with a couple slices of spiced apple made the dish divine. Hope to be back soon 😊

Great service and location. Nice pub. Food definitely not worth the money. £41 for steak without proper colour. £30 for a bone in lump of bacon that was rock solid. Side of beetroot and hazelnut had a couple of nuts in it, and was lacking salt! You be your own judge from the photos. Wasn’t too pleased about it. Wine was nice.

Excellent pub with good food and nice atmosphere!

And although they were quite busy the hostess was able to seat us in this lively pub. Service was excellent and we both enjoyed a salad, entree, and split a carafe of wine. The roast chicken was excellent; prices were reasonable for London, and although it was noisy we were able to hear each other across the table.

Good food. Limited menu. Service v good. We (couple) were seated between 2 large, and therefore noisy, tables. Asked to be moved if possible and told would be possible in 15 mins and it was. We had a v pleasant evening.

I went to the pub for lunch and the food was simply excellent, service was great,. Can't recommend this place enough. I had the tartar and chicken wild mushroom pie. Both amazing

Great restaurant ! Food and service perfect thank you

The Grazing Goat Pub Restaurant was amazing…. The food and the service at this restaurant was incredible… our waitress Danisa and the manager were very kind and hospitable to us and our Steak and Ale and Chicken Mushroom Pies and Winter Squash were really amazing!! And the Sticky Toffee pudding and Fig Crème Brulee were truly some of the best desserts we have ever had…. 10/10 recommend this place for food and dessert!

We ate dinner here and it was outstanding!! Incredible service (Denisa was our server - she couldn’t have been better!!) We ordered the chicken pie and steak and blue cheese pie - both were to die for. Handmade pie crust, perfect thickness, buttery deliciousness. Added a side of the winter sage squash - also delicious. For dessert, the sticky toffee pudding was rich and decadent, but my favorite was the fig creme brûlée - a must try!!!! So creamy and the perfect amount of sweetness, and the fig flavor was unique and amazing. Overall, 10/10 recommend! Not to mention a cosy, relaxed vibe.

What a great find! If you’re looking to taste authentic British cuisine in a fun yet polished atmosphere, this is your place! We are on the second floor and had a delicious meal, great service and truly an enjoyable experience. The street has some other dining options as well- so it’s a vibrant area. Outdoor seating as well as downstairs tables (a bit louder?) were also available. I’d definitely go back!

Loved the exterior and interior. Food was excellent. Every where I eat I get asked if I have any allergies. I didn’t think I’d have to mention my affliction to Slobbering dogs when I’m having breakfast. ( ps I like dogs) just not when they’re eyeing my every move after coffee. Anyway nice place.

We went there for a Sunday roast and the pork was overdone, however the veggies were spot on and the gravy was delicious. The apple pie there was out of this word! Would deffo recommend that. The only flip side is that we were not being catered to as the staffs seemed to be busy.

We were a group of 8 friends meeting up after a long time apart. The staff were brilliant and very attentive. Delicious food too. Excellent afternoon thank you!

Perfect family Sunday dining with fabulous food and a comfortable setting. The scotch eggs starters were delicious and the choice of Sunday roasts really impressive.

We had a family roast in our party of 6. The pub ambience was lovely. The food we were served was good. But the only sides were roast potatoes, kale and Yorkshire pudding. My local pub roast has far better sides and for £18. It’s a shame that a £28 per head roast doesn’t come with more veggies like carrots/ parsnips/ broccoli. The puddings were a very good selection. Would not return for the Sunday roast.

Great place, I will definitely come back next time I'm in London

This was the worst food I have had in a long time, maybe ever in London. And it wasn't even cheap. I felt sorry for the front of house team who were perfectly nice.

Very enjoyable lunch. The food, wine and service were very good.

Attended the place for a wedding and the food we had was so delicious it was all everyone kept talking about with each course.

We had a delicious, traditional breakfast in a very cozy atmosphere. The food was good and we had a really friendly waitress!

Big group of 9 - great food and great atmosphere. Steaks were ok the rest of the foood was superb

Lovely lunch great service and a busy atmosphere. I had a sensible cod and my husband had fish and chips which was lightly cooked with not too much batter. Fantastic rose !

I can always count on a delicious roast at Grazing Goat. Service was not very attentive this time around and took us 10 minutes before someone came by to check on us to take drink orders.

I have been to the Grazing Goat many times and it's my favourite place for great Sunday Roast and fine service.

One of my favourite roasts in London.

We found this little gem on our vacation because if it’s close proximity to our hotel. We had such a wonderful experience at dinner that we came back for Sunday roast the next day. The atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable, the food excellent and our waiter Catalin was wonderful-both super friendly and informative! Thank you for the fantastic meals and memories 😊

Fabulous absolutely terrific fish and chips. Wonderful service. Classic pub ambiance. Do not miss this charming and welcoming place. Leslie from Denver

Great lunch. We had the roast beef which was plentiful in serving size. Not necessary to have extra side plates , though they are very tempting and delicious. Excellent cheesecake to finish. Professional service with a smile. I’d recommend this restaurant.

A lovely meal, great service & a really nice atmosphere

A great gastropub restaurant for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Lovely location and a nice selection of protein and veg

Great location, menu, service and atmosphere. Highly recommended!

It was not great. Food very average, service average, it was not clean. I will not go again.

Confused service. Mixed up starters, ran out of food at 6:30pm, no choice, food cold. Staff were friendly but did not seem to communicate well and plates brought out for main course although we had not received starters. Feels like this could be a great place and maybe we hit it on the wrong day. Such a shame as was looking forward to a family night out.

We went for Sunday lunch, something we do there from time to time; where shall I begin? They have changed their plating and menu/cooking, neither for the better. Roast lamb was served in a pasta dish, a very uncomfortable platter for cutting meat, what happened to a normal plate? the lamb was generous in quantity but flavourless, the usual selection of roast vegetables etc was replaced by kale, only the potatoes remained. As regular customers, we had been sent an offer for a complimentary dessert, so the booking included the code. The manageress was hostile when we asked for this, argued that it was one dessert between two, and after demanding to see everything on my phone which she took and scrutinised slowly, eventually accepted that two desserts were in order. I chose the poached peaches, to come with some icecream and cream - this arrived in a coupe dish, hopelessly undersized for contents, which were already dripping down the sides and onto the table; there were 2 small pieces of peach in there, and a lot of icecream, so another unsuitable plating decision and an inaccurate description as I did not particularly want icecream but peaches. At the prices charged, in excess of £30 for any main, there are plenty of other places in Maryelbone that would do better and be more gracious.

I always enjoy this pub. The Sunday roast is delicious. Our meal today was particularly good due to the excellent service and personality of Layla. She gave guidance on drinks and our menu choices, was attentive but gave us space and time to have a relaxed conversation. We look forward to our next meal at the Grazing Goat

I came here for lunch and I was under whelmed. The service was not great. We were sat down at our booked table for 10 mins before someone asked if we would like a menu. The food was average and the potatoes I ordered arrived half way through my main. I was hoping for far more. Disappointed.

I was expecting good things and it disappointed. When we first arrived we were sat at our table for a good 10 minutes before someone came over and asked if we wanted a menu, not great. For my main my potatoes arrived approx 5 mins after the main arrived. The food was OK but nothing special. My friend who ordered the fish and chips said the same. It is nothing special.

Great food, very friendly staff and lovely ambiance! It was our second time and we will surely return! Thank you!

An excellent venue for Sunday Lunch. A most attractive plate. Delicious Roast Beef served medium rare. Only slight disappointment were the roast potatoes -not up to the Grazing Goats usual high standard. Definitely on our top list of eateries for lunch on a Sunday .

We return to the Goat whenever we are in London...the service is impeccable always , the food is good, unfortunately no beer to my husband's taste and as is true for most of London, prices are pretty high. Nevertheless, we will continue to visit when we are here.

A lively bar downstairs, several outside tables, and nice rooms with well-spaced tables upstairs where you can meet and be able to catch up and have a conversation. The service was excellent, unobtrusive but there when you were looking to order, drinks and food came out soon after ordering. A few minutes walk from Marble Arch Station (Central line tube station) or the southern end of Edgware Rd (buses go north from here to Paddington station). A good choice of pub, would definitely recommend it.

We’ve stayed here a few times now for London breaks, the location is perfect, very central and tucked away from the hustle and bustle! Our room at the top was great, lovely comfy bed, breakfast was good and the staff are always very pleasant!

The food at The Grazing Goat was delicious, our waitress was delightful and we were lucky enough to be allocated a table in the corner of the room upstairs. This was perfect as it was a catch-up meal with visiting American friends. It's only the second time I've visited this venue but will certainly return whenever in the area again.

Fantastic location, reasonable rates and great food. Staff were very pleasant and friendly throughout our stay with complimentary still and sparkling water - we ate at Chiltern Firehouse which was just a short walk to Marylebone. We will be back !

Beautiful food and drinks just what we needed for a family meet up!

Brilliant team and the food was great. We had a reservation so seating was smoothly accomplished. The environment was a tad loud but overall a good find on a rainy day in London.

A nice, bright fun pub with lots of tables for meals in the Marylebone area of London just north of Marble Arch and Oxford Street. We had typical pub food but it was a notch above most food in pubs. The waitpersons were all friendly and helpful.

Food was average, but the service and atmosphere were very good. We’ll come again

Booked for 7 people last minute, great table, service and food.

I used to be a regular when living in London… team is completely different. They refused to give me a table at the back protecting it was booked while nobody came the whole time I was there and 35 min after the supposed “booking”. When I ask the bill, I was charged for charity without being asked my permission if I wanted to contribute financially to their scheme! They charge you an horrendous 15% service charge on top! Prices have increased & quality of food & customer service went extremely down! I shall never return to this place. CROOKS!

Had breakfast there with friends , we had tea and toast with some amazing sides , lovely setting , good selection on the menu. Staff could not be more helpful. We will be back, worth a visit 👌

We stayed at the hotel for six days, and this review is strictly about the hotel experience. I think the hotel has high potential to become an excellent option to stay in London, especially given the great location and the generally nice rooms, if a few issues would be addressed. First, there is very little service provided (the pub people are in charge of providing services to hotel guests, but their priority is clearly to deal with the busy pub). Second, there is no attempt to integrate the hotel business with the pub. Since the pub serves breakfast, offering breakfast as part of the hotel deal would be one way to better integrate the two (as we have seen in other pub & hotel places in the UK). Third, the absence of an elevator in a five-floor building needs to be reflected in the hotel info (and the pricing). And fourth, given the absence of air conditioning, the attic rooms can be unpleasantly hot even in London given ongoing global warming.

Great service & food. They kindly gave us a table upstairs as we were a large group - even though upstairs wasn’t really open. Would highly recommend.

Best described as a solid all rounder. Staff could be a bit more attentive, price could be a little less and menu could be a bit more extensive but it’s all quite good and would have no problem recommending it if someone wanted good gastro pub meal out.

First time in here though we always come to New Quebec Street for the sea food restaurant facing here. Having a pint of Siegl ( no Perroni nor Moretti ). Service is good

Un des meilleurs fish & chips mangé à Londres. Accueil chaleureux et service impeccable. Un excellent pub gastronomique!

We ordered the shepherd's pie and the burger for dinner. The shepherd's pie was good, but the burger was smothered in so much red pepper ketchup that it slid out of the soggy bun. The fries were good. Service was friendly and efficient. We wouldn't run back.

Grazing Goat is one of the MOST amazing options to drink, eat and relax. It's just off the beaten path of Oxford St / Regent St shopping circuit - it offers a relaxed and very high quality alternative to wind down. Excellent outside. Exquisite inside. And great bathrooms. You need to check it out! https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g186338-d1967124-r963193879-The_Grazing_Goat_Marylebone-London_England.html#

Will be back here again for sure with a great selection of beers

Everything here is delicious in addition to their classy treatment ❤️

I loved my stay. The room was nicely maintained, and like the whole building, full of character. The staff was all super helpful and I had the best supper of my visit.

We ordered the shared charcuterie board for £30 for 3 to share. It came with a few pieces of cold meat, some nduja spread, a few small pickled onions and sun dried tomatoes and 4 small pieces of bread. All yours for £30. When I asked for a couple of extra pieces of bread (to make 2 pieces each) was told that “the kitchen will get very cross about this” and that it would also cost me an extra £4.75! Ridiculous. I declined the extra bread. Then the bill for dinner arrived. I’m sick of places - which in my experience to date has been limited to pubs owned by the Cubitts House Group - that not only add a charitable donation to your bill, without asking, but then also add a 15% “voluntary service charge”. The service was pretty average too. Where did 15% come from and when did certain pubs in London start adding this hefty sum? This is simply the US approach by stealth and in my view should be resisted strongly by all customers. With this approach, I will avoid Cubitts House pubs from now on.

Great service, excellent food, and decent wine. Thank you.