A three-floor Cubitt House pub on Marylebone Lane, with a ground-floor bar, first-floor dining, and a basement speakeasy.
The Coach Makers Arms occupies a corner of Marylebone Lane, run by the Cubitt House group across three floors. The ground floor is a proper pub, the first floor is a dining room, and the basement holds a cocktail bar.
That stack is the whole appeal. Come for a pint at street level, dinner upstairs, or a cocktail in the basement, which Cubitt House runs as a speakeasy-style room called The Clubhouse. Skip it if you want one simple thing, because the point here is moving between the three floors over an evening.
The Coach Makers Arms is in Marylebone, London. Walk in for the pub; book the Clubhouse and first-floor dining.
The ground-floor pub is the busy, social heart, with the first floor kept quieter for dining and private bookings. Marylebone Village describes a venue spread over three distinct levels.
Down in the basement, The Clubhouse runs as a low-lit cocktail room with booth seating, a separate world from the pub upstairs. It is the spot to settle in once the ground floor fills.
Upstairs keeps a cask-ale and pub range; downstairs the cocktail list does the heavy lifting, with prices around twelve pounds a drink in line with Marylebone.
Order a pint on the ground floor, then take the cocktails in The Clubhouse once you want to sit. The kitchen runs a British menu across the first floor, so a drink chosen to match dinner works well here.
What to order
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A cask ale at street level
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A cocktail in The Clubhouse
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A British plate upstairs
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A glass from the wine list
