Prince Regent, Marylebone, London

To highlight just how awesome this pub is: I don't remember leaving.

I have fond memories of my Sunday in Marylebone, but they get a little hazy around 11pm. Probably all the bitter cherry beer I drank. There was a lot of that. Not cheap at £4.10 a bottle, but worth every tipsy penny.

The Prince Regent is a snazzy pub on Marylebone High Street. It's interesting and 'quirky' which means the ladies loo has a chaise longue in it, the carpet is zebra print. Sounds horrible, but once you've mixed it with traditional furniture and dark wood and you've got yourself a really nice pub.

Staff are a little snooty (we're in Marylebone after all), but then they serve up tasty tasty bar snacks (think squid and chorizo and yummy things) so I forgive them.

I left full of laughter, beer and nice food. I'll be back soon so I can do it all over again.

Beers after lunch here today, was good to get in early (about 4) as I got a table, it got pretty manic from about 5. They have a good selection of beers, the decor is good (a little bit old school pub, a little bit trendy bar), the staff are friendly, and the music is pretty good (at least for the few hours I was there).

Didn't eat but it didn't seem like a good place to eat, particularly on a Friday evening. Might be ok for lunch.

I visited this pub on Sunday. I have been here twice before and enjoyed the food and indeed have given it a good review.

Yesterday I went for Sunday lunch. They had run out of roast lamb and so I had pork which I ordered at 2pm. At 3pm the pork was served. It was cold apart from two roast potatoes. I can eat cold food and did so as I did not want to wait longer. No apology for the long wait.

I have therefore edited my review. Unlikely to visit there again. Shame.

Not a bad random pub to walk into! We were looking for something around Baker St station after leaving the dreadful dazed and confused party up there, and ended up here for a nightcap. It's been tastefully refurbished, and they've got a decent selection of real ale. Sadly, they don't do food at 2230 on a Thursday, so I have to settle for nuts and olives for dinner.

Good value for money beer and a great after work crowd makes this one of my favourite pubs to visit on Marylebone High Street. It has a lot of dark wood and drapes, suiting more to the winter cliental as there is limited outside space. Beer is good, cider better. If it is quiet there isn't quite enough to keep you entertained although the staff are always chatty and they occasionally give out a free glass of mulled wine!

An old pub which has been given the 'tarting-up’ treatment. Looks good though and still retains some old-world charm. Can get really busy after work making it hard to find a seat. I’ve eaten here a couple of times and service wasn’t great so I’d recommend it mainly for drinks & location.

Small, tasteful mix of old and modern pub. Regular suspects on tap, a very busy after-work crowd, and a good place to meet after being on Marylebone High St. I was here for a friend’s leaving do and it suited well.

They turn up the music a bit too loud on Friday nights, though. It’s not a dance club, lads.

this is a great place to just kick back and relax after shopping on Marylebone high street. there is usually a dj playing here on Sunday morning - but check if this is important to you if the gig is still on. I like the beers and the relaxed atmosphere- its not a classic stuffy pub with carperts but a modern and well decorated trendy place.