Daylesford Farmhouse & Cafe

This is becoming our go to brunch place. The coffee (I get the cappuccino) is always solid. The green egg out front whips out a great BBQ on the rare sunny day. I like their quiche with 3 salads. The cole slaw is sweet and delicious. I like the nuts and dressing on the kale salad. My fiancé is a big fan of the burger. The clean white look is very inviting. The little deli area also has some great finds. While expensive (though perhaps not for Marylebone) the cheeses, dairy, and stews are great to grab for eating at home in the evening.

Location is exquisite and the food is just wonderful. Everything they make is unique to them and exciting to the palette. My friend and I both had their soup du jour which was a celeriac soup and it was perfectly seasoned and just very yummy! Also, I purchased some of their coffee to take home with me. Can’t wait to come back to Daylesford!

I like the concept of this place but always leave slightly disappointed. The coffee is kinda average (thin and weak), the eggs are never quite on point and the prices aren’t great for the quality. Also, I often go here with my laptop to work and it’s not a very friendly place for that — always feel like I have to order a second coffee.
Having said all of that, as a concept store, it gorgeous. I do love to peruse the lovely gourmet food offerings and usually end up taking home a goodie or two.
Approach with caution as it’s not the best brunch in London, but then again it is fresh and had nice décor.

While the concept and beautiful interior aesthetics of the restaurant are one to savor, the food was not impressive.
We came on the weekend and while there was a queue to sit, we were seated rather quickly. We sat at the two-​seater window seats which was nice. Service was great.
The food was extremely basic and really limited! You cannot order eggs any other style than scrambled. The portions are small, too.
We left hungry and probably won’t come back. Too bad as it is such a cute place!

Amazing restaurant with a fabulous menu, a country store filled with wonderful items and exceptional staff! Don’t miss this charming restaurant when you’re in the neighborhood.

Daylesford is a modern, clean and relaxing place to have lunch. They offer wonderful organic food and the service is polite and attentive.
We had Broccoli Quiche with Raw Slaw and Heritage Tomato salad, and Roast Cod. The quiche had crunchy crust and absolutely wonderful filling. The salad was super fresh and flavourful. The cod was flaky and cooked to perfection.
Lemon Posset was too sharp and the portion was small, but came with lovely shortbread.
If you are in the neighbourhood, pop in to have lovely lunch.

Daylesford Farmhouse provides a simple, healthy meal right near the heart of some of the best shopping in London. Lunch or dinner, it’s worth a visit.
The salad sampler for lunch with a pressed juice is exactly what you need to finish a day of work or shopping on top.

This is a light and airy café with organic food market. I had a nice lunch there that got extended into a tea hour. The food is absolute delicious. I had a small plate of salmon, a scone with their house-​made jam and some tea. The service was slow, but I did enjoy one of the most relaxing afternoons in London.

My god, I feel healthier/​more ethical just: thinking: about what I ate at Daylesford.
Let’s be real, it is getting very hard to eat food without guilt. Not like, oh fecccccck I just ate 12 slices of cake and now I’m going to gain a lot of weight guilt. Like, OMG what is happening to our food system guilt? And is this even actual food I’m putting in my body guilt. And where did this chicken come from and was it emotionally stable and well cared for guilt. The top of the food chain struggle is real.
Daylesford is a guilt-​free zone in all senses of the word. Ethically sourced everything, all home grown in the gorgeous Cotswolds. Lovingly prepared. And healthy to boot — so no guilt there either!
This new outpost on Blandford Street is crisp as a linen tea towel, rustic chic with all the finer touches. Clean, sharp, curated, crafty, clever, understated. There’s a butcher, deli and takeaway counter, wine shop and full restaurant/​café, complete with patio seating.
We came for lunch and left with bellies full of fresh juice, inventive salads, coffee. Superb.
It comes at a price of course — but excellent food, no guilt and great setting? Worth the price. It’s a great addition to Marylebone.
*bookings suggested. Especially for outside.