The Thornbury Castle is a small Marylebone pub tucked into Enford Street near Marylebone Station. Licensed in the nineteenth century and rebuilt in 1938, it retains a traditional character through wood panelling, a welcoming bar and a raised seating area towards the rear.
Food combines Spanish tapas dishes with familiar pub favourites, making it easy to choose either a quick meal or several plates for the table. The small plate format suits sociable visits, while more substantial mains provide comforting choices for lunch and dinner.
Two or three changing cask ales usually feature at the bar, sometimes joined by cider on handpump. Beer is supported by wine and creative cocktails, giving regulars and visitors a varied drinks selection in an unpretentious neighbourhood setting.
Live music adds extra energy to selected evenings, while the intimate layout keeps the atmosphere friendly and conversational at quieter times. Its location close to the station makes The Thornbury Castle a convenient place for a pint, a shared meal or an informal gathering in Marylebone.
Address: 29A Enford Street, Marylebone, London W1H 1DN, United Kingdom
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