The Gunmakers (ex-William Wallace), Marylebone

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Popped in here for an evening pint and food.... only to find they don't serve food in the evening. Seemed like a nice place apart from that though. The half of not too pricey, local Hackney "American style pale ale" was decent, and it seemed a happy place.
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28 Sep 2012
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Brilliant pub and great food! Even met David Hasselhoff in there one day (I kid you not). What's not to love about this pub? Good crowd of locals, regulars and ex-Marylebone Tup drinkers. Good for the football as well.
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09 Apr 2010
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This is a superb little pub, that is hidden away behind the bustle of Marylebone High Street. During the week there is a mixture of friendly locals and hords of after work drinkers. At the weekend, Saturdays are often dominated by the football mad, as there are two large TVs showing sky sports. If you head down there on a Monday night, you'll find a good - if somewhat taxing - pub quiz.

The staff are friendly, and the locals eccentric - a small selection on the pumps, but all the usual beers/lagers are there and they are well kept.

If you find your feet are aching from too much shopping on Oxford Street, this little gem is well worth the walk a little further from the bustle.
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33 Aybrook Street, Marylebone, London, W1U 4AP

020 7487 4937

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Leave Baker Street tube station and head down Baker Street until you get to Paddington Street (2nd Left). Turn along Paddington Street then turn right down Ashland Place (just past the school yard). Follow Ashland Place down to Moxon Street, take the 1st right into Aybrook Street and you'll see the pub on your right. From Bond Street: head up James Street, which then becomes, Thayer Street and turn left along Blandford Street. Aybrook Street is on your right and you'll see the pub about halfway along the street.

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30 Nov 12 Updated by stuntgirl