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Briciole, 20 Homer Street, Marylebone, London W1H 4NA

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Landmark London Hotel
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel 222 Marylebone Road, NW1 6JQ | 3 minutes walk from Briciole
The Landmark London certainly lives up to its name, occupying an imposing Victorian building on Marylebone Road originally known as The Great Central Hotel. This landmark More

Montagu Place Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel 2-3 Montagu Place, W1H 2ER | 4 minutes walk from Briciole
Located in the heart of Marylebone, this intimate hotel is housed in a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse near Baker Street, Marble Arch and the world More

Hilton London Metropole Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel from £74 40% off
225 Edgware Road, W2 1JU | 6 minutes walk from Briciole
The Hilton London Metropole is a large modern hotel on Edgware Road, nearby to Madame Tussauds, London Zoo, Hyde Park and Paddington Station, making it easily More

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Briciole

For fans of Latium restaurant in Fitzrovia - and fans of Italian food - the arrival of chef Maurizio Morelli's second venture, Briciole in Marylebone, comes as welcome news. Maitre d' Umberto Tosi has moved from Latium to manage the Homer Street trattoria which also has a deli and bar area where you can enjoy an aperitif or cup of coffee and a plate of artisan prosciutti and salumi, cheeses and delicacies. If opting for a more substantial dinner you'll find a dining room with space for 50 people (completely renovated since it was the Honey
Pot pub) with solid wood floors, plenty of natural light, and a small
outside area. The food is simple Italian 'trattoria' cuisine with meatballs served with pizzaiola sauce, fennel flavoured sausage with sprouting broccoli and tiramisu for dessert. Given this is central London, the prices are really very good and not just for the food, wine-lovers take note: the all-Italian wine list of 160 bins offers excellent value and the list itself is quite interesting too, featuring some less known small regional producers.