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An excellent example of Weatherspoons. Unassuming exterior opens up to a large pillared Hall with the bar along one side and booths and windows along the other. Depending red, antique gold and white colour scheme adds to the grandeur of the place. No background music just the sound of voices. The food and drink selection is as you'd expect (check on line if you're not familiar with Weatherspoons) and prices are very reasonable for this area of London. There's no outside seating, but it's not gloomy dark inside. Excellent staff and quick service. The ladies' toilets are fabulous with excellent views out onto the road. Everything is clean and pretty well kept. My new favourite London Weatherspoons.
JnibJnib
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Although this Wetherspoons pub might not have the same amazing low prices as their other pubs round the country, it does have a great interior and a sense of history throughout. Plenty of seating in both the main dining area and a few smaller sections mean it’s a good place for both couples and larger groups. Service from the large bar is a little slower than I’d hoped and the number of empty glasses across all the tables suggests they’re in desperate need of additional staff, and the tables could do with closer attention in terms of keeping them clean. However, it’s a nice spot to escape the noise and bustle of the street outside and if you’re a fan of what the chain offers then you’ll like it.
Steve BintleySteve Bintley
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Belated review for visit on Sunday 19th May. Have been to this Wetherspoons many times in the past. First time I've reviewed. A good sized branch right next to Baker Street Station and not too far from Madame Tussauds. This this branch usually attracts a large tourist and football crowd. Although the pub was not too busy during this visit. I ordered the 11" Ham and Mushroom Pizza and a pint of Strongbow Dark Fruits. Total cost was £12.85. The pint arrived a couple of minutes after ordering and the pizza just over 10 minutes. I must say I was impressed with the pizza, well topped and it was one of the neatest presented Wetherspoons Pizzas I've had (see image). No complaints with quality or temperature. Both were spot on. The only downside was some of the bar staff seemed a little bit rude and uninterested. Hence why this pub has been rated three stars. Although Wetherspoons in Zone 1 Central London are more expensive than most other branches, they are still better value for money compared to other pubs/restaurants in Central London. Therefore, I do recommend this branch if you are in the area and want food and drink that doesn't make too much of a dent in your wallet.
Mark JMark J
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If you're looking for a place that won’t break the bank, this pub delivers with its fantastic deals on food and drinks. The cocktail selection is decent, and you can enjoy a night out without feeling guilty about your wallet—most drinks are very reasonably priced. The pizza is average, around a 6 or 7 out of 10. While it’s not the highlight of the menu, it’s still a solid choice for the price. On the other hand, the chicken was tasty, though it didn't pack the spicy punch promised on the menu. Overall, this pub is a decent spot that offers great value for money. Whether you’re there for drinks with friends or a casual meal, it’s worth checking out!
Shaunak SenguptaShaunak Sengupta
10
We stopped by The Metropolitan Bar for breakfast as our first stop in London, aiming to try a traditional English breakfast before embarking on a long walk around the city's iconic landmarks. My travel philosophy is "When in Rome, do as the Romans do," and this place embodies that saying perfectly, as we seemed to be the only tourists in the restaurant. The service was very friendly and attentive, despite the language barrier, with the staff making sure we had everything we needed. The bathrooms were clean and spacious, which is much appreciated when travelling. Highly recommended for all tourists visiting London!
Omar ManriqueOmar Manrique
10
Visited The Metropolitan Bar last Friday before Christmas so expected for it to be busy and it was. Few Bouncers around but spoke to them all and very friendly. Grand building, making for a nice surroundings. First drinks got from bar, very with few people, member of staff was helpful and friendly. Could not see my preference of beer, Boombar but was there at £4.52 and it was an excellent pint, they know how to keep real ales, cheaper than my local out of London pub. Ordered others drinks from App and they come up in a timing manner. There are few Wetherspoons I won't visit but this I woukd recommend.
Peter DurkinPeter Durkin
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Nearby Attractions Of The Metropolitan Bar - JD Wetherspoon
Madame Tussauds London
The Regent's Park
The Sherlock Holmes Museum
The Wallace Collection
Marks and Spencer
Hilton London Metropole
Daunt Books Marylebone
London Central Mosque
London Central Mosque & Islamic Cultural Centre (Regent's Park Mosque)
Queen Mary's Rose Gardens

Madame Tussauds London
4.4
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The Regent's Park
4.7
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The Sherlock Holmes Museum
4.3
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The Wallace Collection
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Nearby Restaurants Of The Metropolitan Bar - JD Wetherspoon
Carlotta
Bill's Baker Street Restaurant
Chicken Shop
Roti Chai
Heavenly Desserts Marylebone
Nando's Baker Street
Hoppers
SOUND Cafe
Hijazi Corner
Rosa's Thai Baker Street

Carlotta
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Bill's Baker Street Restaurant
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Chicken Shop
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Roti Chai
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Unit 7, Station Approach, Marylebone Rd, London NW1 5LD, United Kingdom
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jdwetherspoon.com
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4.2
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Description
Cavernous, cask marque accredited pub with traditional bar food menu and hotel lobby style.
attractions: Madame Tussauds London, The Regent's Park, The Sherlock Holmes Museum, The Wallace Collection, Marks and Spencer, Hilton London Metropole, Daunt Books Marylebone, London Central Mosque, London Central Mosque & Islamic Cultural Centre (Regent's Park Mosque), Queen Mary's Rose Gardens, restaurants: Carlotta, Bill's Baker Street Restaurant, Chicken Shop, Roti Chai, Heavenly Desserts Marylebone, Nando's Baker Street, Hoppers, SOUND Cafe, Hijazi Corner, Rosa's Thai Baker Street
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