108 Brasserie

108 Brasserie sits on the cobbles of Marylebone Lane at the back of The Marylebone hotel, behind its own entrance, a brick-red frontage and a run of awnings. Alexander Waterworth Interiors designed the rooms in red leather and burnt-orange mohair, with parquet floors and a dark stained oak bar. The kitchen cooks seasonal British dishes beside internationally inspired plates, and the bar pours classic and signature cocktails, a long wine list and the house’s own 108 Gin, made with Hawkridge Distillery.

For a private occasion the brasserie offers two rooms beside its main restaurant and bar. The Salon takes its cue from the grand meeting rooms of 19th-century St Petersburg and seats 50, with room to dine, drink and linger. Next to it, a private dining room hosts a lunch, a dinner or a small celebration. The heated, covered terrace on Marylebone Lane, hung with greenery, opens onto the street all year.