Eat Out London!Dieci Restaurant
Marylebone restaurant, Italian restaurant Marylebone, restaurants Marylebone
Dieci is an elegant, modern Italian restaurant in Marylebone.
Dieci Restaurant is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy modern Italian cuisine, rare fine wines and spirits.
Set in the heart of Marylebone, discover delicious menus combining the best seasonal produce with authentic Italian sourced ingredients.
Join us for breakfast, stay for a business lunch or perhaps a romantic dinner for two and then indulge yourself in the cigar shop, sampling room and terrace.
Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.
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Afternoon tea Marylebone, Afternoon tea central London, Afternoon ...
Come for an unforgettable afternoon tea in Marylebone.
Take a break from London's shopping boutiques, with a pot of Dieci's own special Afternoon Tea blend, designed specifically for us by the Tea Palace.
The London Foodie: Dieci Restaurant - Italian Fine-Dining in the ...
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Words Photography by Florentyna Leow and Luiz Hara Cost: £9 - £12 for starters; £7.50 - £26 for pastas; £15 - £28 for mains; £6 – 11 is an Italian restaurant at No.
The impressive Cigar Humidor What We Ate: I love it when restaurants pay attention to their bread baskets, and Dieci's surpassed my expectations.
One cannot eat at an Italian restaurant and forego pasta, so we gamely ordered two – the Canadian lobster pasta (£26) and Tuscan Pici pasta with lamb ragout (£14.50).
Likes: The restaurant’s attention to seasonal produce, which is reflected in the construction of the menu, the unusual and regional breads, pasta and cheeses, some of which were unknown to us was intriguing and educational.
A perfect meal here consists of burrata, the Pici pasta with lamb ragout and the pistachio semifreddo, all wash down with a bottle of "Just Me" Merlot.
Hotel Review: No. Ten Manchester Street Hotel, Marylebone in ...
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However, finding the right hotel is always tough in this magical place and we were lucky enough to be offered a stay at Ten Manchester Street Hotel in Marylebone village.
Ten Manchester street hotel is a boutique 44-bedroom hotel located in a prime piece of real estate in the heart of Marylebone village, around 45 minutes (by taxi) from Heathrow and only 10 minutes from London’s Paddington station – it boasts to offer a taste of London luxury in it’s Edwardian townhouse, as well as also encompassing a Restaurant and a Cigar Lounge!
In-keeping with the hotel and building, the room combined London charm with contemporary cool, with excellent furnishings, a beautiful Edwardian style bed (with hypno mattress) and not one, but two tv’s, both with Sky television.
Aside from the impressive food and excellent night sleep, Ten Manchester street is close to attractions like The Wallace Collection, Marylebone High Street, Baker Street and Oxford Circus.
The hotel is location 10 minutes walk from Marylebone (Bakerloo Line) and 10 Minutes taxi from London Paddington train station.
Dieci Restaurant In Marylebone - Marylebone Village
ABOUT MARYLEBONE VILLAGE Marylebone Village, a vibrant retail community, is managed and nurtured by the Howard de Walden Estate.
Located on and around Marylebone High Street, this haven of shops, restaurants, hotels and cultural institutions displays a character, individuality and balance rarely seen in a major city.
With an emphasis on high quality, independent retailers, it offers a distinctive and highly accessible shopping destination, right in the heart of central London.
No Ten Manchester Street Hotel | Luxury Hotel Accommodation in ...
Ten Manchester Street Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel located in the heart of Marylebone, central London, with 44 beautifully appointed bedrooms and suites, modern Italian Dieci restaurant and award-winning Cigar Terrace, all housed in a classical Edwardian townhouse, providing a welcome retreat after a busy day in the heart of the Capital.
Ten is nestled just off Marylebone High Street, with its village feel, eclectic and independent boutiques, art galleries, fine dining restaurants, brasseries and bars.
Conveniently located near some of the city’s iconic attractions, including the Wallace Collection, Madame Tussaud’s, Sherlock Holmes Museum, Regents Park and London Zoo as well as the most famous streets in the world for shopping; Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street’s designer stores.