Orrery (Marylebone)

• This is the second time I have dined here the first time was upstairs on the terrace in the sun which was fantastic
• This time we were in the more formal restaurant which was superb
• Orrery Cafe is the perfect escape
• It is 10 min away from Baker street tube station with outdoor seating
• The cafe in comparison to the restaurant is quite cheap
• My favourite dish would be the shared plate with 4 different salads which you can choose
• I like the cafe as it is quite convenient
• The Orrery is a french restaurant located in the popular Marylebone High Street and close to Baker Street and Regents Park Tube Stations
• Braised shin and wild mushrooms as a started and main meal and for my dessert I had Apple tart with vanilla ice cream
• I originally misheard the name and thought he said we were at going to eat at &lsquo
• My friend then spelled out the name but I was none the wiser to what Orrery meant
• The actual model on display at the restaurant is on loan from the Greenwich museum
• We chose a selection of cheese from the trolley and a Lemon tart with a raspberry sorbet
• With dishes cooked to perfection and served with such flair
• The only downside for me was the atmosphere or rather the lack of it
• We were there for Sunday lunch which was a rather quiet time of day
• The layout of room is unusual as well
• S a long rectangular room with large arched windows on one side looking out onto the Marylebone Church Gardens
• T deny their set menu is an absolute steal for what they offer and well worth a visit
• Sommelier explained us all the wine properties and why where matched with the food flavours
• Chef reserved us a special treat not in menu (salmon tartar with quail egg) knowing that we where celebrating an important day
• I personally advice as a dessert the white chocolate parfaits with handmade white peach ice cream

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