The Cavendish Gastro Pub in Marylebone offers a unique dining experience with a blend of exquisite cuisine and a vibrant atmosphere.
🚇Bond Street 🍺 £8.44 Kirin Lager ❤️ A stylish Marylebone Gastro. The Cavendish is located in the heart of Marylebone, just off Marylebone High Street. The nearest Tube station is Bond Street which takes around a ten minute walk, Baker Street Tube is also close by. Formerly The Duke of York, this pub has existed from the mid 18th century, the current building dates from the late 19th century. The pub closed for a period of time and reopened as The Cavendish in 2014. The decor is stylish and contemporary at this cosy one bar Gastro. The stainless steel topped servery is a good size and is sited by the windows on the left hand side. The walls are a mix of exposed brickwork and cobalt blue panelling which adds a punch of colour.. Adorning the walls are numerous black and white pictures and photos of one of my musical heroes, David Bowie. The seating is a combination of stools around small circular posers plus a few comfy high-backed banquettes. Upstairs is an additional room that has a cocktail bar feel. The beer line up was a bit of a mystery as none of the ten taps are labelled. There were two lagers to choose from, Kirin from Japan or Harbour a Cornish brew, I decided to head east for the Kirin. This was my first try of Kirin and I have to say my pint was excellent, but at £8.44 I was a bit shocked, this is the most I’ve paid for a pint in London. There is an A La Carte menu available which has an additional selection of small plates and burgers. I didn’t eat on my visit here but the reviews I’ve read are complimentary and positive. I arrived mid-afternoon on Bank Holiday Monday back in early May. There were three other groups of punters in attendance and the atmosphere was calm and relaxed. The was a soothing soundtrack of downtempo tunes which complemented the ambiance. The service here was superb, the staff were welcoming and super friendly which made my time here enjoyable. The @35newcavendish will definitely appeal to high end punters seeking out a classy Gastro with great service. The beer and food are without doubt top notch, but the price point may deter some from visiting. ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 08.05.23
We hosted a private party here and everything was excellent. We did it in the private lounge room. The food was great, the service was really good and the ambience and look of the room was so nice with dim lighting and a good soundtrack. Would definitely come again! Also, we had to move the date of this event due to the host having covid and the management were very understanding and accommodating. Really great experience!
Rolled by this pub on a pub crawl with a mate, we tried a few places to eat but had no luck. Great for us! Really nice staff, atmosphere and no sports or too loud music, everything was just right. We both had burgers with truffle fries which we agreed was super nice, the fries were absolutely delicious. And I have had far more expensive burgers than these. Top marks, will be back.
The Cavendish, hidden in the maze of Marylebone streets. An anonymous offering of keg beers (there are no labels on the two groups of fonts). I guess identities of the beers live on a menu somewhere. Nothing I could see for the cask lovers. A simple street corner pub with lovely staff in a very peaceful environment. Be happy to call this venue sweet but limited. The staff alone get the fourth star. I bought my most expensive "Washing up" lager of the day, indeed ever in a London pub at £8.16 a pint, called Harbour, hopefully protects you from the worst storm!! It is an enjoyable place to spend an hour or two.
We only had time to stop for one drink here but a nice friendly environment. Extensive & could be expensive selection of wines. Good selection of cocktails around the £12 mark. I had a rhubarb sour & it was delicious. Good service, would recommend.
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