Eat Out London!The Metropolitan Bar
The Metropolitan Bar is a Wetherspoon pub in Marylebone, Westminster. Our pub offers a range of real ales, craft beers and freshly ground Lavazza coffee. Breakfast is served until noon, with our full food menu available until 11pm.
The Metropolitan Bar | Pubs In Marylebone - J D Wetherspoon
The company’s house style was developed later, mainly by its own architect, Charles W Clark.
His grandest scheme was for the reconstruction of Baker Street which included a new company headquarters and Chiltern Court, a huge block of flats above the station.
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Metropolitan Bar in Marylebone, London Pub Review and Details
This one's probably doomed to suffer for it's location on top of Baker Street tube station - not unsurprisingly, it regularly fills up with concert and sport goers on their way to Wembley.
That said, the staff cope well with the influxes and it's hard to argue with the selection of well-kept real ales or the prices for that matter.
Along the lines of Wetherspoon's large premises, it's no surprise about either price or beer, as they generally do both things pretty well.
And if you're meeting someone at Baker Street, it's hard to miss it.
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The Metropolitan Bar Baker Street - J D Wetherspoon
This pub is named after the Metropolitan Railway – the world’s first urban underground railway which passes under Marylebone Road.
The company’s house style was developed later, mainly by its own architect, Charles W Clark.
His grandest scheme was for the reconstruction of Baker Street which included a new company headquarters and Chiltern Court, a huge block of flats above the station.
London’s Madame Tussauds is located just down the road from The Metropolitan Bar.
Coats of arms found on the ceiling of the pub.
The Metropolitan Bar | Pubs In Marylebone - J D Wetherspoon
The company’s house style was developed later, mainly by its own architect, Charles W Clark.
His grandest scheme was for the reconstruction of Baker Street which included a new company headquarters and Chiltern Court, a huge block of flats above the station.
The Metropolitan Bar (JD Wetherspoon) in Baker Street, NW1 : Pubs ...
There are old posters inside the pub advertising them.
Anyway, it's had a of a refurb lately, more of a wipe its arse job than a full revamp so it's difficult to tell what they did apart from an huge increase of the high table and stools infestation making usable seating hard to find at busy times, like just after work.
Two banks of handpumps, the guests tend to be on the set nearer the entrance, which annoyingly seems to be where the off duty tube staff like to stand guzzling Wifebeater so it's difficult to see what's what.
On 10th November 2017 - rating: 6 [User has posted 402 recommendations about 394 pubs]