The Grazing Goat Pub & Boutique Hotel Marylebone

Gastropub · Marylebone

The Grazing Goat Pub & Boutique Hotel Marylebone

Gastropub · Marylebone

6 New Quebec St, London W1H 7RQ, United Kingdom

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Spacious gastropub with contemporary country house-style interior, for traditional British cuisine.

6 New Quebec St, London W1H 7RQ, United Kingdom Get directions

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"Marylebone isn’t exactly a boozer-on-every-corner kind of area. But the Grazing Goat is a very good pub/bistro when you’re looking for somewhere that serves drinks and decent food to have with it. Think pie of the day, scotch eggs, and mac and cheese. The atmosphere is relaxed but busy, making it perfect for post-work or pre-dinner, and there’s an alright-sized terrace for when the sun is shining as well." - Team Infatuation

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@infatuation

"Acton? Realistically, your friend could have popped on over to Siberia and you’d probably see them more often. Of course, they think the same about south London. Enter, The Grazing Goat which is a great pub for any occasion, so it’s really just a bonus that Marylebone is smack bang in the middle of both of you. They serve all the British classics you know and love, like roast lamb, scotch eggs, and a pie of the day. In the winter, you can discuss that crappy date in front of the fire with a whisky, and in the summer, you can discuss that, er, equally crappy date on the patio with a guava martini. Of course, if you’re planning a weekend hang, go for Sunday so you can get down and dirty with the beef rib roast." - heidi lauth beasley

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"The Grazing Goat is a very good pub/bistro when you’re looking for somewhere that serves drinks and decent food to have with it. Think pie of the day, scotch eggs, and mac ’n cheese. The atmosphere is relaxed but busy, making it perfect for post-work or pre-dinner, and there’s an alright sized terrace for when the sun is shining. photo credit: Karolina Wiercigroch" - Jake Missing

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Vishakha Upadhaya

Google

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.

Oli K

Google

The grazing goat is close to where we live, we come mainly for drinks which we love but not often for dinner and whenever we do it’s a little disappointing. I prefix this by saying it’s a great pub for the ambience, beautiful interior and super friendly and efficient staff however the food is a mixed bag…our rib eye steak was delicious but the duck was a bit tough and lacking flavour and the single scallop for £11.50 is getting to silly prices even for Marylebone. The menu feels generally overpriced for what you get and at the current quality we won’t be rushing back.

Albert Jaeger

Google

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.

Randall Prosise

Google

The food was really good. I had the shin and side of potatoes, and the flavors were nice. The service was spot on and the atmosphere was friendly and busy. The desserts looked amazing but I didn’t have any room left to enjoy one. I only had lunch here, but I am sure the rooms would be nice. Will definitely return when I am back in town, thank you!

Lorraine W

Google

Stopped here for a Sunday roast, which was lovely. I had the leg of lamb and my partner had the roast chicken. Both were delicious. We then had dessert which was also rather scrumptious. To top it all we were served by a lovely young lady named Layla. Who was knowledgeable friendly and had a lovely smile who made us very welcome.

Dorothy Granger

Google

Ended up here for brunch as the place we intended to go to was really busy. We sat outside. Service was excellent as was the slightly quirky menu - two of us had pancakes and the third the full breakfast. The location is great - about five minutes walk from the top of Oxford Street/Hyde Park.

Lifestyle Services

Google

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!

Ann Jamieson

Google

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.