Eating around Marylebone High Street

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Off to London in a couple of days and fancy trying somewhere new. I'm currently tempted by lunch at Woodlands Indian Restaurant or by afternoon tea at Cafe Luc - has anybody been to either of these?

Or is there anywhere else you'd recommend?

Thank you. :)

La Fromagerie on Moxon Street, obvs.

I have been to woodlands and wasn't that impressed with their dosas - not crispy enough for my taste. There are so many other places to eat in the area, I would try somewhere else.

Thanks Sis - where though?!

Beanlet - sounds fab but I will be with cheese-hating dd1...

They don't just do cheese!

I've looked at the menu and dd1 would struggle - she's a vegetarian cheese-hater!

Anybody else, please?

Yum!

Thanks Norks - I'd already looked at that one online but it seems quite expensive. I need enough left over for Selfridges shopping too! :)

We'll probably end up at Hoummus Brothers again because dd1 loves it so much!

Does she like Thai food? There's a Busaba to the side of Selfridges that is fine for a quick lunch. Otherwise there's a Carluccio's / Ping Pong / Pizza Express / Lebanese etc etc in or around St Christopher's Place.

Sorry, probably too late now but there is Paul and Patisserie Valerie.

I was going to suggest a lovely place called Eat and Two Veg which is a really good veggie restaurant but just googled it to give you more info and found out it's closed It was one of my favourite restaurants! Boo. Sorry!

There is also eat and two veg - which is veggie - at the north end of Marlebone High Street

oops xcrossed with cheeser!

I think Cafe Luc is where Eat And Two Veg used to be.

Thai sounds good; pastries sound good; Lebanese sounds even better!

The Lebanese place (sorry, forgotten the name but it's pretty obvious, to the left of Jigsaw - Safra maybe?) is good but it gets busy so get there early. It's a 1 min walk from Selfridges, 30 sec walk from Oxford St (but you'd never know it).

Thanks.

We now have lots of choice, so can see what we fancy when we're there.

Now....what to buy in Selfridges? :)