The Duke of York London is a traditional corner pub at 45 Harrowby Street in Marylebone, close to Edgware Road. The site was first licensed in the eighteenth century and the present building dates from 1889, giving this local gathering place a long connection with the surrounding residential streets.
Food is prepared for casual pub dining, with a changing selection that combines homemade dishes, seasonal themes and comforting favourites. The current guest kitchen format allows the pub to offer distinctive food alongside its established drinks trade, making it suitable for lunch, dinner or a smaller plate with a pint.
Beer, wine, spirits and cocktails form the core of the bar, while screens make the venue a familiar destination for live sport, including both English and Swedish fixtures. A function space, quiz events and outside tables add flexibility for social gatherings and regular neighbourhood visits.
The Duke of York keeps the feel of a community pub despite its central London position near Marble Arch and Marylebone. Friendly service, dog friendly hospitality and table reservations support a wide mix of guests, from local residents and office workers to visitors looking for a quieter alternative to the busier main roads.
Address: 45 Harrowby Street, Marylebone, London W1H 5HT, United Kingdom
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