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Tickets are now on sale for Marylebone Food Festival 2022, a rich line up of events celebrating the area’s diverse places to eat and drink. The festival runs from Tuesday 26 April to Sunday 1 May, with more than 30 supper clubs, masterclasses, tours and events.

From relaxed dining and independent cafes to the coolest of cocktail bars, Marylebone has a lot to recommend it. The festival aims to showcase the area’s gastronomic scene with some of its best chefs lining up to take part.
The festival is a collaboration between the Portman Estate and the Howard de Walden Estate and is supported by the area’s Business Improvement Districts, Baker Street Quarter Partnership and Marble Arch London.
The event supports London charity the Food Chain, which delivers meals and groceries, and offers cookery and nutrition classes and communal eating opportunities to people living with HIV in London and their dependants.
Highlights include painting and pasta at the Italian Greyhound – an art session, followed by pizza or pasta, plus the chance to sip on a signature Bellini while you work.
There’s a Secret Marylebone tasting tour with food writer and TV chef Celia Brooks, who will guide you around the neighbourhood’s lesser-known foodie treasure troves.
You could try your hand at a cocktail masterclass – learn to craft health-conscious cocktails inspired by the Spirits of Ecstasy botanical range at the Marylebone Bar. Or make your own sushi by joining an exclusive session at Poke+Bowl.
In addition, there’s an Italian wine tasting at the italians; more Bellinis – with butter chicken this time – at Roti Chai; a Japanese cocktail class, a supper club at Junsei and much more.
Find out all about the festival and book tickets on its website.