The Tudor Rose, Marylebone - pub details
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Address: 44 Blandford Street, London, W1H 3HB [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 4288) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Baker Street (0.3 miles), Bond Street (0.4 miles), Marble Arch (0.4 miles)
London Marylebone (0.5 miles), London Paddington (1 mile), London Euston (1.2 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Real ale
- Outside seating
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> Current user rating: 6.8/10 (rated by 21 users)
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user reviews of the Tudor Rose, Marylebone
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| Good pint of Pride, full measure. Pub grub is cheap&cheerful and quick. (fish&chips, sausage&mash, ...) Gents in basement, Ladies and function room upstairs. Was "The Lincoln in Marylebone" or "The Lincoln Inn Marylebone" then (briefly) the "William Wallace" before that name went round the corner to the Bricklayers / Gunmakers. gp49 - 7 Dec 2010 15:27 |
| Well worn pub with a wide range of clientelle (dossers, tourists,suits). A bit to run down on the interior but once again in this area the beer really let the place down. Had a pint of Adnams that was god awful. Will leave it to the dossers and tourists. Snarling_Mallard - 30 Sep 2010 17:00 |
| Very busy on a Friday evening, but not that much in the way of atmosphere (not helped by the very dark wood decor). Interesting, if hardly authentic, 'olde worlde pubbe' exterior. Perfectly reasonable pint of Old Speckled Hen but annoyingly sold in a lager-type tall, thin glass. Pride and Theakstons also on. Also, beware prices - my pint cost £3.40 which is a bit steep, even for the area. rpadam - 9 Oct 2009 21:50 |
| This is a nice looking pub that I could imagine having a good atmosphere when a bit busier than it was on my early evening week night visit, I just felt that the attitude of the barman let the side down a little. Old Speckled Hen, Pride and Adnams were all available alongside a standard draught selection and although my Guinness tasted fine it was a short measure. This was more irritating than usual as this is not the cheapest pub in the area. Maybe I went at the wrong time, but from this experience I would not return in a hurry. Strongers - 30 Sep 2009 13:18 |
| Tudor style building on a corner plot, one room on the ground floor however it is easy to see how the pub was once divided into two or possibly three areas including a small snug at a guess, as a former door on one side is still present but blocked by a drinking ledge across it. It is quite dark inside, there is a lot of dark stained wood, and the superb old leaded windows with their obscure glass and old Wm Youngers stained inserts don't let in that much light. The windows pick out the WmY name but also "Scotch Ale" and "Mild and Pale Ales". The bar is on an end wall, seating is traditional plus stools at the bar and drinking shelves. Upstairs are the toilets and also a dining room, I didn't visit though so no comments there. Beers on were Pride, OSH and Theakston BB. I had the BB and it was in good nick. There is a basic food menu over the bar on a board, I have to mention that this includes Spam Fritters! That takes me back to primary school, back in the Jurassic age. In all, a reasonable find and worthy of a look in. I really didn't take to the country style music background though. Maldenman - 15 Aug 2009 21:19 |
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