Excellent restaurant and bar. Caitlin at the check in kiosk could not have been kinder. A real star. Food was excellent and our server Americ was great. Highly recommend. read more

108 is located on a quaint street. The ambience inside and outside is beautiful. It's an upscale restaurant without feeling too stuffy. I also liked that it wasn't loud & noisy. We were immediately greeted with very friendly staff. Our server, Anna, was very helpful in guiding us what was good to eat on the menu and paring. Anna was super friendly and the food was perfectly cooked. Overall, a lovely experience! read more

Had a Christmas Day lunch there. It was excellent. It's a very pretty and comfortable restaurant. The food and the service were fantastic. The holiday meal has lots of options and generous portions. Very glad we booked it. The neighborhood was lively, even on Xmas day, and getting an uber home was easy. Highly recommend read more

Our food took one hour long, this is unacceptable. Its christmas and there are many people coming to enjoy the food and in the end they kill my mood by making the food an hour late? Very slow, and there are people that came after us and got their food before us. Unacceptable. When the food came they got it wrong too.It wasn't even fhat good read more

Another really good neighborhood brasserie for best of any menu selection. Seating is spacious and airy. Our waiter was friendly and service was seamless. read more

Fish & Chips! They are scrummy!! + apple crumble with clotted cream. Shrimp was not cleaned properly (still with vein) Waitress charged us for bread and water. Atmosphere was hot, loud, and cramped. read more

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I ordered one of the most refreshing and satisfying cocktails. The one with the fresh raspberry puree and gin was perfection! This is a place with a vibrant energy and really amazing drinks! I would definitely venture back for another round...or two! read more

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Slower than slow service. Food fair at best. It was just OK. Better places to go for the money.

108 Brasserie, Marylebone - Chef Russell Ford's famous Guiness brown bread £2.50 is moist, dense and has a slight sweetness, feels more like a cake. If you like your artisan bread, I'd highly recommend it. I was tempted to order it as a dessert. In ordinary words it is essentially bread and butter but this is in every way unimaginably good. June's dish of the month is a poached line caught wild salmon, sea vegetables, orange hollandaise £30.00. I honestly do not like to make cliché quotations but the wild salmon was poached to perfection - flakes off gently with a pink middle that makes me smile. My only slightest moan was that the hollandaise sauce was a slightly lumpy. A wine to pair with the salmon is this white Domaine de Montmarin Viognier 2014 France which has a prominent floral aroma but a sharp and tangy taste. Drinking this wine alone would not be my choice but I am amazed at how the wine tunes itself to the wild salmon. The sharp tangy taste is cut short and it somehow mellows out, even with the citrus presence in the fish. It is like magic and I thoroughly enjoyed it. We had a couple of side dishes but they were not necessary. The salmon itself was a generous helping but I could not resist the he grilled asparagus with olive oil, lemon and shaved Berswell (£4.50) when they are in season. Gently poached and quickly seared, perfect! Likewise with the Jersey royals mint (£4.50) my potato lover husband gave two thumbs up! The lovely potato skin, like a thin crispy membrane, and floury within was almost like eating a potato pop; I am not sure what that means but that's the sensation. Ford's career as a chef includes experience in The Oak Room at Le Meridien Hotel, The Dorchester, The Grove and as Head Chef at The Kensington Hotel before joining 108 Brasserie as the Executive Chef in autumn 2011. The quality of the ingredients were superb and it could not have been better to be in the hands of the Executive Chef Russell Ford. I wish I'd had room for dessert! 108 Brasserie is part of the Marylebone hotel's Edwardian townhouse. The interior dining reflects a traditional bistro style furnished with rich red leather, burnt orange mohair upholstery, dark stained oak bar, antique mirrors and nickel detailing. Don't forget that this wild salmon Dish of the Month is only available from 1st June to 30th June. read more

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I came here a long time ago, last year with Nicholas :) it was late at night and we were wandering around looking for a place to eat (with me complaining how in New York places don't close as early as here haha), and then stumbled upon this cute nice place. It was a great time so I couldn't complain! We sat outside and ordered some delicious dessert. The restaurant looks stately and elegant. And my chocolate cake was delicious! :) The prices for dessert also weren't too steep so finally I was able to pay on this date for both Nicholas and me :D read more

judging by the size of this restaurant, it definitely has seen better times. you will discover the sprawling floor area if you take a trip to it's hotel standard bathrooms. my experience here at lunch time was way below expectations as far as the food goes! this is despite the fact that they were having a 50% off ala carte menu! the crispy poached hen's egg was cold, rubbery in texture and the yolk hard boiled solid. additionally, the asparagus was cold and wilted. please avoid this at all cost. the rillette of salmon and cornish crab was slightly better but dont expect it to blow you away. only the lobster bisque that we ordered for sharing was of decent standard despite being a little diluted in consistency. my rump of english lamb was burnt! literally leaving a bitter taste in my mouth. the polenta was hard like rock and all dried up. the fish looked better than it tasted but was still way better than the lamb! i'm guessing all the above dishes failed to impress because of poor execution. what sounded impressive on paper was not delivered as promised. the only star i gave was for the very friendly, hardworking and apologetic staff who tried his best to please us. nonetheless, i wouldnt go back here again, not even if it's free. read more

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If you are looking for a really posh place to take someone you care about for dinner, this should be on your list. It is a brasserie serving British food and the quality is superb. The drinks menu is extensive but abit on the expensive side, I ordered a white wine to go with my tuna steak which was excellent and very fresh tasting. My sister ordered the special Sausages from Biggles which came with gravy and mashed potato. She could not stop raving about how good it was for about 20 minutes! The service was abit slow but we did not mind as we were simply enjoying the affluent decor and attentive staff were there to take care of you when ever you needed something. I highly recommend this place but be prepared to pay higher than normal prices for your food and especially your drinks. It might be worth having a drink or two before visiting the restaurant :) read more

108 Brasserie - 108 Marylebone Lane - British Near Me - London, XGL

The newly refurbed Pantry at 108 Marylebone is the loveliest spot for afternoon tea that nobody seems to know about! It's been a difficult old start to 2015 so far, so a couple of girlfriends and I decided we needed some TLC last weekend. And what better reminder that everything's going to be ok than having a cuppa with friends and some fancy cakes, right?! This meant we didn't need any of the special occasion pomp and splendour, so this place was perfect for us - it's not overly flashy but the top-notch service and stylish setting still makes you feel really special. We all chose the Classic afternoon tea, but you can go Indulgent and add champers, or Healthy with a gluten-free, low-sugar offering (yeah, we were being good but not thaat good!). They presented 6 classic tea choices to us, so more manageable than the 200-odd teas I've seen on menus elsewhere. The waiter had an extremely thick accent though and if I hadn't been listening out for words like darjeeling and assam I'd have had no chance! After that, we got individual plates of finger sandwiches (average really) then a more exciting two-tier stand of scones and pretty desserts. The lemon tart tasted better than it looked; the choc one the other way around. The scones are actually usually my fave part and they didn't disappoint, particularly when we realised you could get unlimited refills! Two words that are the way to my heart ;) There was a great relaxed atmosphere on a Saturday afternoon, and the waiters are quick to respond when you make a my-teapot's-empty sad face at them but otherwise don't disturb you, which I liked a lot. We easily sat there for well over 2 hours and felt completely unhurried. It's reasonably priced for a London afternoon tea too at £28pp. Would recommend if you're going more for comfort-eating unlimited scones than the 'seeing and being seen' side of afternoon tea. read more

108 Brasserie - afternoon tea treats at 108 Pantry, new addition to the Marylebone Hotel - British Near Me - London, XGL

Came here with some friends for after-work drinks on Black Friday last year. Unfortunately, there was a terrorism panic in the local area at the time we were drinking here. Long story short it ended up being a false alarm BUT I want to commend how professional, and helpful the staff were on that day in the face of something I'm sure nobody had been trained for. I keep meaning to write this, glad to get around to it finally! Great job bar 108, thanks for keeping us safe on that crazy day. read more

I had a dinner here with lovely company, just because the place next door had a line for 2 hours. We did get a chance to come across this lovely place. Bar, restaurant were connected to the hotel upstairs. Not only this setting reminded me of a New York. The decoration, life music and menu almost brought me to Manhattan. This place would be ideal for a drink before a night out. Loud but very pleasant music would put you in the mood. Maybe because of this american feeling I ordered a burger as the main meal. The presentation was lovely, meat well done. But the bun kind of ruined it, as it was hard. Nice surprise for me was a side dish of fried zucchini, which made up for the bun. read more

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If you don't try anything else- try the crispy pig cheeks. One of the best meals I've had in a long time. Service and the food experience were top notch. In the bar, I had the French martini. The presentation is beautiful and the drink is light and worthy of seconds or thirds. We sampled: Seared Tuna Crispy Pork Cheeks Trout Pork Lion Baked Alaska Definitely make a reservation as the place is buzzing. If it's a nice day request to sit outside on Marylebone Lane. We were fortunate enough to have great weather and sat outside. So fortunate to get one of those tables. read more

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If you're looking for a night out on the swanky side of town, one of the best places to go to is 108 Marylebone. Located just footsteps from Marlylebone High Street, once you enter this lounge and restaurant you'll immediately transition into a relaxing mood. This place is chic, yet not uptight. You can come here and enjoy a meal for around 15. They also feature a wide array of meat and cheese boards that are big enough for two to share. I love the presentation of the food and the random artwork on the wall. read more

108 Brasserie - 108 Marylebone - British Near Me - London, XGL

Came here with a group of 6 for afternoon tea (108 Pantry), and it did not disappoint! We were able to make a reservation the morning of, and the dress code wasn't as strict as some other places. The pricing (as of now) is £32/pp, or £42/pp if you go with the champagne option. They have a Classic and a Gluten Free option, and both include an assortment of savories (e.g. finger sandwiches), sweets (e.g. desserts), and scones. You can choose the tea you want, and I believe you can get free refills and choose a different tea after your first pot. You can also get a free refill of one plate (savory, sweet, or scone plate). Everyone in my group was extremely full after the first round, and could barely even finish the refill plate. It was delicious, and we definitely could have spent more than two hours there. read more

108 Brasserie - Afternoon tea - British Near Me - London, XGL

This is a nice place and is in a great location. I'm sure dinner here is great. The food was good, but for the price ($40) the Sunday brunch service was a bit slow and haphazard (coffee took way too long to arrive, no side plate with the toast, toast was delivered way before the omelette it was supposed to go with, "spicy" Bloody Mary basically just had way too much Worcester sauce was almost undrinkable and not really spicy). Maybe I'm picky and impatient because I've had so many better brunch experiences (and bloody Mary's) in New York, but for the price I expected a bit more attention to detail. read more

Went here for brunch- great service and food. We ate in the brasserie restaurant. I ordered the avocado on toast with an added poached egg and was very filling. The brunch cocktails were also very good. The decorations are very classic and pretty. The only thing slightly lacking was buzz/atmosphere but it could have been the time of day we came. The pantry area upstairs which is a separate but connected restaurant looked to have more buzz to it so we will try this next time. read more

108 Brasserie - Avocado on toast with poached eggs - British Near Me - London, XGL

New and improved 108 Brasserie - now with more fire! I live across the street from this restaurant and have watched its evolution over 3 years. It has tried to be all things to all people. And has failed miserably! In its latest iteration it has changed its color scheme and has placed cheap-looking floor standing gas lanterns outdoors - the ones you see at cheap shisha places on Edgeware roads. I guess when all else fails, appeal to the most primitive of human fascinations - fire! The clientele is usually on the nicer side and The food itself is not terrible, but nothing to write home about - passable fare, but expensive. Downer is that some nights the place is swamped with loud outer-borough people, aching to spend their hard earned paychecks on overpriced drinks. Advice to 108 Marylebone - you are sitting atop the best piece of hotel/restaurant real estate in east Marylebone. You don't need cheap gimmicks! What you need is a celebrity chef and a radical change of menu. Not only would you mint money (as Marylebone has no celeb chef restaurants), but you will actually fill the many empty rooms in the attached hotel, if you turn it into an actual destination. read more

Bland and mediocre food from what I can tell Nice and personable bar people So it's a mixed picture ... Go for drinks read more

Admittedly I had no idea that 108 is a hotel restaurant until we closed the place out and the bartender kindly directed us out "the back door" via the hotel lobby. This is a testament to the atmosphere and the clientele 108 attracts - no tourists or lonely businessmen dining alone. Instead it's quiet enough to have a conversation but lively such that it's the perfect place to host birthday drinks. Things I appreciate about 108 Marylebone: *The staff is flexible - they will adjust your reservation, accommodate special requests and generally go out of their way to make sure you get whatever you need / want / strangely crave. *They stock at least three if not more types of gin, including some small batch stuff, and they make a mean martini. *Even though the bar menu is pretty good, they will allow you to order off the restaurant menu if you want something more substantial. *The bar seats are actually comfortable. *As it's only two blocks away from my flat, I can stumble home gracefully while window shopping along Marylebone high street. read more

Recently reviewed 108 Marylebone Lane (http://londonist.com/2010/01/restaurant_review_108_marylebone_la.php) for Londonist. I really liked this upscale restaurant. In particular, I was especially impressed with the braised Cornish lamb shank (with pearl barley, root vegetables and rosemary sauce for £18.50), which all but melted in my mouth. Everything I sampled was yummy. No complaints about the food! It's a bit pricey here - but what you'd expect round this part of town and portions are huge. 108 Marylebone Lane probably wouldn't be my first choice in the area, but (aside from being short on funds) I can see no reason to avoid this classy resto. read more

Had drinks at the bar and dinner here recently and it was ok. The bar area is really nice with the artisanal cocktails running about 8 (tried the peppered mojito which was nice). The seating in this area is really nice with a mix of lower leather arm chairs and regular seats. Service is also good. We moved from the bar area into the dining and this is where things lost a tad bit of momentum for me. The cauliflower macaroni that I had should've been better (great concept) - the sauce was way to running and was just cream and calories for the sake of it without the flavor to make it worth it. My sea bass was good and very well made. Some friends ordered the beet and goat's cheese salad which was overwhelmed with not enough beets/lettuce and way too much cheese. Desserts were very limited here (mostly of the cheesecake/creme brulee ilk). Very nicely appointed decoration and reasonably priced (most dishes around 12-14). read more

i eventually found this place, i wasnt aware the road crossed over lol The staff are very friendly and attentive I ordered the smoked salmon to start with and it was lovely, the other half had watercress and potato soup. we were surprised when this huge dish came with a piece of salmon on a tiny drop of green soup, after a slight joke about the portion size the waitress advised more was to come as she poured out a jug of soup over the salmon and it was very tasty. We then went on to the rare longhorn ribeye steak that melted in the mouth and finished it off with the brownie served with a scoop of pistachio icecream and rum caramailzed bananas. we also tried the marylebourne and passion 108 cocktails. A very enyoyable meal in a nice and cozy environment definetly recommended read more

Food isn't incredible; had a burger my most recent visit which looked 'the bizness' but was actually dry. Chips were crispy but had a bit of a coating thing going on so very close to but not quite 'the bizness'. Previous visit had the fish and chips which were again good, but not quite the mother-f'ing 'bizness.' The room is very nice, I dare say bordering on 'the bizness' and the service is great. A very chilled environment which I thoroughly enjoy. Serve full pints as well which is rare for a hotel restaurant and let me tell you, holding a full sized pint of pale ale at lunchtime in Marylebone in a nice hotel, well, if that doesn't make you feel 'the bizness' I cant even guess what would. read more

Our server was attentive and professional and my date dreamy and delectable which made for an ideal dinner experience. We came here for a drink and decided to have dinner and were graciously seated at a corner booth. And the food was impeccable. I ordered the organic salmon-- better than any salmon dish I've had in Victoria and Vancouver British Columbia and across Atlantic in Toronto (such as The Chase). Also the sides, especially the kale was delicious and not overseasoned (I like my greens). 108 is always packed during lunch and brunch and dinner was equally busy. The restaurant is memorable especially the artwork and overall design--no easy feat considering Chiltern Firehouse and The Ivy Cafe are both nearby. Well done! read more

There was a time when most hotel restaurants weren't very good and were patronized only by guests not inclined to wander off in search of something better. But more and more hotel restaurants are becoming destinations for non-guests, and this brasserie located in the Jurys Clifton Ford Hotel is one of them. It has a simple decor that leads you to believe it's not as upscale as it actually is, but the food, service, and prices are equal to what you'll find in any fine restaurant. The chef relies on local suppliers for most of the ingredients he uses in his creative dishes. I recommend you start with the chicken liver parfait. It's light, has a lovely flavor, and is served with a delicious pear and walnut chutney and toasted sourdough bread. The gnocchi, sauteed with eggplant and beans and seasoned with cumin, was a perfect main course. They were crisp on the outside and soft inside, similar to the texture of a knish. If you have room for dessert, the vanilla cheescake drizzled with caramel sauce is excellent. Our tab, including one glass of wine each and tip, was £80. Afterwards we discovered they offer a two-course lunch for only £12, which is an amazing bargain we definitely will try during our next stay in London. read more

i eventually found this place, i wasnt aware the road crossed over lol The staff are very friendly and attentive I ordered the smoked salmon to start with and it was lovely, the other half had watercress and potato soup. we were surprised when this huge dish came with a piece of salmon on a tiny drop of green soup, after a slight joke about the portion size the waitress advised more was to come as she poured out a jug of soup over the salmon and it was very tasty. We then went on to the rare longhorn ribeye steak that melted in the mouth and finished it off with the brownie served with a scoop of pistachio icecream and rum caramailzed bananas. we also tried the marylebourne and passion 108 cocktails. A very enyoyable meal in a nice and cozy environment definetly recommended read more

Booked this restaurant on a rival website. 50% off the a la carte menu. British food, well prepared in a comfortable atmosphere. Service was a bit too relaxed and without the 50% offer the food is overpriced. read more

It's basic fancy but everything is great. The staff are particularly good. Very professional and nice on the human level. I highly recommend this place in the context of what it is. 5 stars for delivering on its promise. read more

If you are looking for good food in a nice atmosphere, in a trendy neighborhood without completely draining your wallet then this is the place. We had Dover sole, grilled chicken and inexpensive but very good French wine. For dessert we had chocolate cake with peanut butter ice cream. We highly recommend this place. read more

Above average, but not exceptional. Food is good and reliable. Good place for family meals etc.

Nice spot for a pre-dinner drink. They have delicious wine. A bit pricey, but lovely & relaxed atmosphere.

Could be great but missed the level of quality it should be. Portion sizes were fairly small given the price. The service was the main negative; slow and disorganized. Asked if the special of the day was white or green asparagus, told white, out came some thin small green ones. Iberico pork as main, 3 small pieces, all cold. The restaurant could have been better with some easy fixes but was really let down especially by the service. read more

This a great spot for drinks! Bartenders are great, friendly and sophisticated! The music is awesome Friday night with a vibrant scene! Highly recommended! read more