The Parlour at Marylebone

Cocktail bar · Marylebone

The Parlour at Marylebone

Cocktail bar · Marylebone

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28-30 Seymour St, London W1H 7JB, United Kingdom

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Step into the cozy charm of the Zetter Townhouse's Parlour, where artisan cocktails meet a quirky ambiance, perfect for relaxing with friends.  

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28-30 Seymour St, London W1H 7JB, United Kingdom Get directions

thezetter.com
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28-30 Seymour St, London W1H 7JB, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 7324 4544
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Jul 28, 2025

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"The lobby bar at the new Zetter Townhouse in Marylebone is a characterful representation of its fictional owner, Wicked Uncle Seymour. It's a dark room packed with his collections of antiques, curiosities, and stolen mini bar bottles—presumably from many slightly seedy hotel stays across the globe. It's a cozy, jolly old retreat from the shops and bustle of its surroundings. The short menu of drinks is designed by Tony Conigliaro, who is basically the don of the cocktail scene in London, and is full of wonderful, perfectly balanced tipples that each boast a story. Try the Sphinx, a delicious and light champagne cocktail named after Uncle Seymour's favorite bordello in Paris, as the barman won't fail to mention. Photo: Andreas von Einsiedel"

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Lisa Hawkins

Google
An adorable cocktail spot. Noah was attentive and the live music was the perfect volume; entertaining but you could still have conversations.

Giorgi Sosebashvili

Google
Absolutely delightful experience! Big thanks to my friend for taking me there—it was such a treat. And an especially big thanks to Noah for the exceptional service. Warm, attentive, and genuinely thoughtful—Noah made the whole visit extra memorable. Can’t wait to go back!

Troy H

Google
Really great spot for an after-dinner tipple. Like having cocktails in someone's private parlor, a cool vibe combined with really inventive drinks on offer. The board game menu (if you dare let the fates order for you) is a cool touch.

Kent Hansen

Google
Booked online about two weeks ahead of time. Quiet cozy atmosphere with nice music in the background. Nice selection of teas and mine was excellent (earl grey). Sandwiches were great and portions generous. Scones and sweets were great! I would definitely go again!

Herr E

Google
Vegetarian afternoon tea only on reservation, but this fact is not mentioned when the reservation is made, so we had to take the "normal" afternoon tea. Mediocre food, service on the verge of unfriendliness.

Iulia tvali

Google
Exceptional drinks, atmosphere and service 🙌 0 notes and big thank you to Ranjit, he is absolute wizard in his craft 👌

Beth Ventura

Google
Honestly my dream cocktail place. Excellent vibes, really great staff, and really nice cocktails (our server recommended a few classic cocktails off menu that we’d never tried before, really enjoyable and properly strong). As a bonus, the menu has puzzles and if you solve all of them you earn complementary cocktails.

Hema Kalia

Google
The cocktails and small plates were delicious, especially the sausage and haggis roll and nduja on sourdough. Staff were very friendly and helpful eith menu choices.