Gunmakers, Marylebone

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user reviews of the Gunmakers, Marylebone

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The Landlord has made a great effort to create a perfect English/London pub. St Georges Day and Christmas Day were exceptional. Pearly Kings, Chelsea pensioners and a Brass Band playing the national anthem, Land of Hope & Glory etc. 61" Plasma for the football and the audio is always on for live games. A big effort made to produce traditional english food (even bread & dripping on the menu) and all meals I've had have been fair to excellent. The lager always tastes good and a good bunch or regulars make a good atmosphere, also plenty of families sampling the menu on a Sunday.
CheshireCheese - 28 Apr 2008 16:44
GK IPA, Hen, Bombardier and Spitfire. Nice enough place for a lunchtime drink, can get busy.
GuideDogSaint - 26 Jan 2008 01:29
By far the best pub in the area. Great food, decent pint of spitfire, filthy barmaids and some lovely crumpet strolling in from nearby Marylebone High Street.


martotomatopeeler - 12 Oct 2007 12:36
Nice little pub tucked away behind Marylebone High Street (although quite well hidden from view at the moment due to building works on either side). For its size it has a good selection of beers & ciders (bar staff very efficient to the point that they give the impression sometimes that they are waiting for you to finish just so they can collect the empties).
sxb - 12 Sep 2007 00:23
The comedy evening on Tuesday nights is great fun!
anonymous - 13 Jun 2007 14:28
Sort of retro-local on a square near Baker Street. Decor amusing (well it is), food good bar snacks - not everybody wants a square meal in a pub, that's what restaurants are for, and the people at the Gunmakers seem to have realised this. Beer is Greene King IPA and Bombardier. A mostly young crowd and that extends to the barstaff also.
beeronaut - 9 Feb 2007 21:26
Visited the Gunmakers on a Thursday afternoon. Had what I was expecting to be a traditional Cottage Pie but it was your usual microwave frozen processed stuff you find in most pubs nowadays so I was quite dissapointed. It is situated next to a college so was full of Students. A traditional English pub without the traditional food, clientele or atmosphere so was dissapointed. Nice decor though
Jo_Fennel - 27 Sep 2006 12:34
Refurbished real English pub. Good range of beers and a top landlord who really cares if you have a good time. Quiet location but well placed just behind Marylebone high street. Food OK. Atmosphere excellent. Good links to football and big games are shown live. Top spot.
CJisthirsty - 11 Sep 2006 17:08
A very English Public House - serves proper pub grub, fantastic atmosphere. I'd recommend it :)
Mark - 6 Jul 2006 00:59

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