New Quebec Street is home to a varied mix of dining spots each bringing something different to the table. You can enjoy flavours spanning Japan, Shanghai, North India and Pakistan alongside traditional British fare.
Whether you’re stopping by for a relaxed lunch, planning a celebratory dinner or looking for somewhere to enjoy a drink after work, there’s plenty to discover along the street. And if you’re keen to explore further, the surrounding streets of Marylebone, including Seymour Street and Upper Berkeley Street, offer even more restaurants and bars worth seeking out.

LA PETITE POISSONNERIE
The street’s acclaimed fishmonger is as much a place to eat as it is to shop. Alongside its counter of fresh fish and shellfish, La Petite Poissonnerie offers an à la carte menu inspired by French and Japanese cuisine, perfect for a light lunch or a relaxed supper to take home.
19 New Quebec Street, London, W1H 7RY

LA MASSERIA
La Masseria takes its name from the Italian word for farmhouse, and its shelves are a celebration of Puglia in southern Italy. Open early seven days a week, the delicatessen and patisserie is an inviting place for a morning pastry and coffee, or for regional specialities to enjoy at home.
69 Upper Berkeley Street, London, W1H 7QZ

MARBLE ARCH NEWS
Every neighbourhood needs a reliable local café, and Marble Arch News fits the bill perfectly. From early morning on weekdays, it serves hearty meals, freshly made sandwiches and sweet treats with a friendly welcome, making it a favourite with the people who live and work nearby.
24 New Quebec Street, London, W1H 7SE

RED SUN CHINESE
A relaxed neighbourhood choice, Red Sun serves authentic Shanghai cuisine cooked fresh to order. With an extensive menu and set menus for groups of six or more, it’s an easy choice for sharing plates with family and friends.
2A New Quebec Street, London, W1H 7RD

ROKETSU
Roketsu brings traditional Japanese kappo dining to Marylebone, offering an experience centred around the relationship between chef and guest. Each dish is carefully prepared and served as part of this considered approach to Japanese cuisine.
12 New Quebec Street, London, W1H 7RW

THE GRAZING GOAT
Part traditional pub, part boutique hotel, The Grazing Goat brings a relaxed country house feel to the heart of the street. Expect hearty British cooking from breakfast through to last orders, a warm welcome for locals and visitors alike, and a ground floor bar where four legged friends are welcome too.
6 New Quebec Street, London, W1H 7RR

ZAYNA
A popular independent at the end of the street, Zayna serves North Indian and Pakistani cooking with its own distinctive take on traditional dishes. Its welcoming atmosphere makes it a firm favourite for an evening meal with friends.
25 New Quebec Street, London, W1H 7SF
CLOSE BY AND WORTH A VISIT
Step around the corner and the neighbourhood’s dining scene continues to unfold. Just a few minutes walk from New Quebec Street, these restaurants, bars and hotels are well worth adding to the itinerary, whether for breakfast, a special dinner or an aperitivo.

CHOURANGI
Chourangi brings the flavours of Calcutta to Old Quebec Street, drawing on the city’s rich culinary heritage with dishes ranging from fragrant, Calcutta style biryanis to its signature slow cooked Grand Trunk black dal. The welcoming interiors and generous hospitality create a relaxed atmosphere, with the feel of dining in someone’s home.
3 Old Quebec Street, London, WIH 7AF

DAISY GREEN
Daisy Green brings a taste of Australian café culture to the corner of New Quebec Street and Seymour Street, serving breakfast, healthy lunches and Aussie inspired sweets from its generous kitchen table counter. At weekends, its bottomless brunch makes it a lively spot to gather with friends.
20 Seymour Street, London, W1H 7HX

KOL
The Michelin starred restaurant from chef Santiago Lastra, celebrates the bright, fresh flavours of Mexican cooking using the finest British ingredients, with a focus on wild food and seasonality. For a truly memorable evening, its Chef’s Table invites groups of seven to twelve guests to enjoy an extended tasting menu and wine pairing overlooking a private kitchen.
9 Seymour Street, London, W1H 7BA

THE PARLOUR AT THE ZETTER MARYLEBONE
The Parlour at The Zetter Marylebone is an elegant, cosy setting for afternoon tea or an evening of inventive cocktails. Upstairs, 24 individually styled bedrooms blend antique charm with modern comfort, so a wonderful evening never has to end too soon.
28-30 Seymour Street, London, W1H 7JB

ZULA BURGER
Born in Istanbul, ZULA has built a following for its take on the classic burger, pairing freshly prepared patties with soft brioche buns and bold flavour combinations. The menu moves beyond the traditional cheeseburger, with a line up of signature creations made with quality ingredients and plenty of character. From its perfectly seasoned fries to its range of house made sauces, every detail is given the same attention.
5 Old Quebec Street, London, W1H 7AF