The Royal Oak has been a Marylebone pub since 1807, on York Street opposite Old Marylebone Town Hall and a short walk from Marylebone station. A free-of-tie pub in a Georgian building, it runs a seasonal British menu, Sunday roasts with HG Walter meat, a carefully chosen wine list, and supper clubs and wine tastings. Events use a first-floor private dining room for up to 32 seated, or the whole pub for 60 seated or 100 standing.
The Royal Oak has been a Marylebone pub since 1807, on York Street opposite Old Marylebone Town Hall and a short walk from Marylebone station. A free-of-tie pub in a Georgian building, it runs a seasonal British menu, Sunday roasts with HG Walter meat, a carefully chosen wine list, and supper clubs and wine tastings. Events use a first-floor private dining room for up to 32 seated, or the whole pub for 60 seated or 100 standing.
The private dining room is an elegant first-floor room overlooking the streets of Marylebone, with rich earthy tones, deep red velvet curtains, art-lined walls and large Georgian windows. It has its own private kitchen and AV, and suits private dinners, business gatherings, intimate wedding receptions and supper clubs for up to 32 seated or 40 standing.
74-76 York Street, London, W1H 1QN