The Spread Eagle in Marylebone is a traditional London pub set over two floors and found just off Oxford Street. Our menu is in the best tradition of British pub food. Best enjoyed with a drink, friends and always with a warm welcome.
The name Spread Eagle was first recorded in 1590. The pub lays claims to famous notable residents such as Doctor Samuel Johnson and George Morland. We’re proud to say our menu is packed with Great British pub food classics, including iconic dishes like our hand-battered fish and chips, pie and mash and succulent burgers. Our drinks include a great range of real ales and an extensive wine list. Our cask ales range has some of the best in British beers, including the new 1730, our very own special pale ale. The team at the Spread Eagle look forward to welcoming you soon.
Came across this pub by chance, while shopping on Oxford Street, there was an upstairs seating which is where we sat, lovely atmosphere and food was very nice and reasonable priced for London, will definitely used again when next in London!
As a Liverpool fan, I was working in London and gutted to miss out on tickets to Liverpool v Chelsea because of it. The next best thing was to watch it in a pub with a decent and friendly atmosphere. I did some research and found the Spread Eagle. Most reviews were fairly glowing, so I chose to ignore the odd rogue review (someone complaining for being overcharged for their milk or something) and I made my way there. I got there an hour early, as I planned to eat, but there were no free tables on either floor. So I had beer and some nuts. The milk complainer had an issue with the drinks prices. They are higher than up north, but very much in keeping with Central London prices. The beer I had was good and was served by smiling and chatty staff, who were always polite and helpful, despite it being really busy. As it happened, Liverpool won comfortably and it was an amazing atmosphere. But having said that, I think the atmosphere would have been great anyway, because this is a top pub to visit. I went on my own, due to work, but I didn't feel alone (YNWA?) and I had a thoroughly fulfilling evening. I will definitely return when next working in London.
Excellent pub serving delicious vegan Sunday roast and zingy mulled wine.
Perfect atmosphere for watching Liverpool football games. Paul is an amazing pub owner. Thanks for the enjoyable experience of regular customers and great pints too 😁
Great food, great atmosphere but questionable service. Stopped here for late lunch after touring London as it was centrally located (close to Oxford Street) and relatively quiet despite the rush hours. The food was actually great! I had the large fish & chips and I couldn't fault anything - it was very well prepared, the fish seemed fresh and the side dishes were quite big portions. Tap beer was at the perfect temperature. However I have mixed feelings about the service - firstly I needed to order my food from the cashier, the waiter didn't come to collect orders from sitting customers, I also had to pay upfront even though I was sitting at the dining table. The staff was very nice when engaged with, however not proactive at all. If no one was at the bar, they all gathered together and started to chat or be on their phones. The interior was what you'd expect from a British pub - very cozy enjoyable and perfect to watch sports events. Payment with card. Visited in July 2022. Food ***** Atmosphere ***** Service ***
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Opening Times
Mon | 10:00 – 23:00 |
Tue | 10:00 – 23:00 |
Wed | 10:00 – 23:30 |
Thur | 10:00 – 23:30 |
Fri | 10:00 – 00:00 |
Sat | 10:00 – 23:00 |
Sun | 10:00 – 22:30 |
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We are a relaxed, modern bar based in the heart of Mayfair, and we offer the best food and drink service delivered by the friendliest of bar staff.
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