Marylebone · Westminster
The Golden Eagle
London's last proper piano singalong pub.
- Address59 Marylebone Lane, Marylebone, London W1U 2NY
- Phone020 7935 3228
- Websitemarylebonevillage.com/food-and-drink/item/277-the-golden-eagle
- OwnershipIndependent pub
About The Golden Eagle
A tiny, unreconstructed Marylebone local famous for its Tuesday and Thursday piano singalongs, largely unchanged in decades.
The Golden Eagle keeps alive one of London's rarest pub traditions: live piano singalongs, held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, drawing an eclectic crowd that spans elderly regulars and curious newcomers belting out music-hall standards together. Wedged into narrow Marylebone Lane just off Wigmore Street, it has resisted the boutique makeover of the surrounding streets, keeping a small, plain, thoroughly local feel that stands apart from Marylebone's increasingly polished reputation.
On tap
A standard, unshowy range of beers and lagers — nobody comes here for the wine list.
Food
Basic bar snacks; the draw here is the piano, not the plate.
More pubs in Marylebone
- The Three TunsA working mews pub from 1764, still standing after the coach horses and the Blitz moved on
- The WigmoreA hotel 'pub' in a former bank hall, overseen by Michel Roux Jr.
- The CavendishA former Masonic lodge turned Italian-inflected gastropub.