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mato's avatar

My favorite neighbourhood!! You have to also check out Shreeji News!!

Cristina Carmona Aliaga's avatar

And there are wonderful charity shops along the high-street. Found some great items there at a fraction of what they would have cost new.

Sarah Mantelin's avatar

I'm keen to visit some now. Do you remember any of the names?

Cristina Carmona Aliaga's avatar

The Cancer Research UK is particularly good for French brands findings (Maje, Sandro, Gerard Darel) and the money goes to a good cause. Oxfam, which is nearby, has also a good clothes selection and a great second-hand books section.

Sarah Mantelin's avatar

Thank you so much Cristina!

Chacha's avatar

Saving this for my next trip to London (hopefully next spring)!

NG's avatar

You brought Marylebone to life so vividly! For someone experiencing London purely through classic films, books, and aesthetics, this guide captures the charm I always picture.

My dream London itinerary has always been simple: track down an exceptional specialty roast, find a tucked-away mews, and soak in the historic architecture with zero rush. Marylebone clearly sets the gold standard for that unhurried rhythm.

Sarah Mantelin's avatar

Thank you, that's kind. Marylebone does have that unhurried feeling and I think it's one of the few central areas that manages it.

Gloaming's avatar

Such a beautifully curated list.

I always love reading your writing. Adding all these to my list immediately as we speak

🙇‍♀️📝🥰

Sarah Mantelin's avatar

Thank you so much 😊

Dominika Wiecha's avatar

Love Marylebone! Definitely check out the Special Guests for an addition to the coffee shop section.

Sarah Mantelin's avatar

Oh good, that's one I don't know. Will definitely go!

Martha Parker's avatar

The best part of town.