It might take you a minute or two to find Dinings, but the little hunt makes the experience of...ahem...dining at Dinings all the more delicious. They have a tight menu of delicate Japanese sharing plates and creative sushi that's sure to delight.
Representing names such as Marina Abramović, Ai Weiwei and Anish Kapoor, Lisson is up there with the most influential of London’s commercial galleries. Split over two sites in Marylebone, it’s slightly cut off from the Mayfair scene but true art enthusiasts are happy to travel for its always thought-provoking shows. Entry to the gallery for exhibitions is free.
Spread across four floors in the centre of London town is the Alfies Antique Market. It is all too easy to whittle away the hours browsing the antique jewellery, furniture, fine art, art-deco collectables, furniture, ceramics, glass and so much more. Let the treasure hunt commence!
Just about everything in London is stylish. Even the fitness studios! This super sleek, super luxurious Marylebone gym was opened by famed boxer Anthony Joshua back in 2017. Book in for a group class or sign up for private sessions with your very own dedicated coach. You’ll be in fighting form in no time.
With more than 1,000 pieces in its arsenal, this is the biggest curation of Japanese kitchen knives in the world. There are left-handed tools and ones designed for cutting frozen food; plus the seasoned staff host knife-sharpening classes. A standout specialist shop. There are left-handed tools and ones designed for cutting frozen food; plus the seasoned staff host knife-sharpening classes. A standout specialist shop.