The Duke of York
Mon - Sat: 12pm - 11pm
Sun: 12pm - 10pm
Opening hours:
Address:
45 Harrowby St, London W1H 5HT
A Marylebone gem standing proud since 1793
Tucked away on a peaceful backstreet, just moments from the bustle of Edgware Road, the Duke of York is one of Marylebone's hidden gems. First licensed in 1793 and rebuilt in 1889 by architect J.W. Brooker, who also designed the former Wells & Co. premises on Shoreditch High Street, this pub has plenty of stories to tell. Unlike many pubs that have changed names over the centuries, this one has proudly remained the Duke of York throughout its long history, quite a rare feat!
Step inside and you'll instantly feel at home. This pub may be tiny, but its classy décor is spot on. Think large windows flooding the space with light, warm wooden floors, a beautiful central bar, and green touches throughout, with leafy plants adding a fresh touch. When hunger strikes, tuck into classic pub favourites, from juicy burgers to perfectly crispy fish and chips. Pair your meal with a refreshing pint, settle into a cosy corner, and enjoy one of Marylebone's most welcoming local pubs.
A small pub, a lot of fun
The Duke's team love a good gig, and they make sure everyone can join the fun. Every Thursday, the main room comes alive with live music, while every other Wednesday the cosy curved ceiling basement hosts comedy nights. Whether you're here for tunes or laughs, there's always a great atmosphere waiting!
