StJohns’s Wood and Around
Coffee and Cake
Good coffee and a great selection of cakes. You can buy your bread here, they know what they are doing.
20 locals recommend
GAIL's Bakery St Johns Wood
5 Circus RdGood coffee and a great selection of cakes. You can buy your bread here, they know what they are doing.
Starbucks Coffee
65-71 Sloane AvePret A Manger
230-232 Earls Ct RdLocal Supermarket
More of a convenience store, good place to buy your essentials if you run out of butter, milk etc...
Open every day from 7am until 11pm.
Tesco Express
179 Shoreditch High StA little on a pricey side, but useful when you least expect it.
24 locals recommend
Panzer's Delicatessen
13-19 Circus RdA little on a pricey side, but useful when you least expect it.
A health food store, good for nuts, supplements, alternative flours etc...
9 locals recommend
Holland & Barrett
303 Walworth RdA health food store, good for nuts, supplements, alternative flours etc...
5 min by bus in the Swiss Cottage direction. It is a much bigger supermarket than the Tesco Express, but I prefer the one in Marylebone Village.
242 locals recommend
Waitrose & Partners
Ariel Way5 min by bus in the Swiss Cottage direction. It is a much bigger supermarket than the Tesco Express, but I prefer the one in Marylebone Village.
Located in Marylebone Village, this is my favourite Waitrose to shop in, takes 10-15min to get to door to door, but is worth it.
73 locals recommend
Waitrose & Partners Marylebone
101 Marylebone High StLocated in Marylebone Village, this is my favourite Waitrose to shop in, takes 10-15min to get to door to door, but is worth it.
Dining
Good all around restaurant for lunches and dinners, nice decor, good service. French-style cousine, which you will enjoy as long as you do not expect it to blow your mind (it won’t).
7 locals recommend
Soutine
60 St John's Wood High StGood all around restaurant for lunches and dinners, nice decor, good service. French-style cousine, which you will enjoy as long as you do not expect it to blow your mind (it won’t).
A good place to meet for a drink, lunch or dinner. The quality of food has been steadily declining, but this, sadly, applies to a lot of London restaurants. You will love the decor, it’s very shishi.
44 locals recommend
The Ivy St. John's Wood
120 St John's Wood High StA good place to meet for a drink, lunch or dinner. The quality of food has been steadily declining, but this, sadly, applies to a lot of London restaurants. You will love the decor, it’s very shishi.
Sahara
7 St John's Wood High StA good Lebanese place.
Sightseeing
ZSL London Zoo
Outer CircleOne of the best parks in London if not the world. Said by someone who’s loved the last 15 years next to this park, so a little biased, but still searching for a better urban alternative.
1607 locals recommend
The Regent's Park
One of the best parks in London if not the world. Said by someone who’s loved the last 15 years next to this park, so a little biased, but still searching for a better urban alternative.
A walk along this canal is a must, easiest is to walk to Camden Town, you won’t regret it.
339 locals recommend
Regent's Canal
A walk along this canal is a must, easiest is to walk to Camden Town, you won’t regret it.
AKA Marylebone Village is a destination and you can easily spend half a day there, drinking coffee, window shopping and starting at the weird and wonderful world happening all around you.
You can walk across Regent’s Park to get here or take a tube to Baker Street and walk up.
117 locals recommend
Marylebone High Street
Marylebone High StreetAKA Marylebone Village is a destination and you can easily spend half a day there, drinking coffee, window shopping and starting at the weird and wonderful world happening all around you.
You can walk across Regent’s Park to get here or take a tube to Baker Street and walk up.
Food scene
A Farmer’s Market open every Sat from 10am. Take a walk across Primrose Hill on Saturday morning and have your lunch there or in one of Primrose Hill local establishments. Either way it will be an experience.
15 locals recommend
Primrose Hill Market
Elsworthy RoadA Farmer’s Market open every Sat from 10am. Take a walk across Primrose Hill on Saturday morning and have your lunch there or in one of Primrose Hill local establishments. Either way it will be an experience.
Walk across Regent’s Park on Sunday morning to get to this market for 10am. Have you coffee and cake, do your groceries or just nibble at the stalls. Then go to one of the local Marylebone restaurants for lunch followed by a shopping spree. That’s a day gone.
28 locals recommend
Marylebone Farmers' Market
Saint Vincent StreetWalk across Regent’s Park on Sunday morning to get to this market for 10am. Have you coffee and cake, do your groceries or just nibble at the stalls. Then go to one of the local Marylebone restaurants for lunch followed by a shopping spree. That’s a day gone.