Ten ways to celebrate Easter weekend

Get ready for Easter weekend with Marylebone Village.

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Easter is a family affair; it’s all about spending quality time with our loved ones, feasting and (hopefully!) enjoying the first of the spring sunshine. In Marylebone Village, we’ve got a whole variety of delicious independent restaurants, delis and chocolatiers for all budgets and age ranges, with plenty to keep you entertained over the four day weekend.

Alfresco cocktails at 108 Brasserie

Sometimes, Easter really does feel like the start of summer - a time filled with al-fresco dining and rooftop bars. If the weather allows, along the cobbled street of Marylebone Lane, you’ll find the perfect spot to stop for cocktails and delicious light bites at 108 Brasserie

108 Marylebone Lane, London W1U 2QE

Easter tablescapes from Caravane

Get inspiration to spruce up your home for Spring with this delightful Parisian concept store Caravane on New Cavendish Street. From elegant tableware for the dining room to bright and colourful accessories for the living room, Caravane’s Marylebone store is bursting with greens and yellows at this time of year.

38-40 New Cavendish Street, London, W1G 8UD

Serve up a feast with Ginger Pig

Take the stress out of a big Easter gathering and pre-order your traditional roast from The Ginger Pig. Opt for a slow roast lamb shoulder on the bone for flavourful, melt-in-the-mouth meat, a delicate rack of lamb with a fresh herb crust, or go all out with a côte de boeuf for those who prefer beef.

8-10 Moxon St, London W1U 4EW

Cheese platter from La Fromagerie

If someone else is hosting you for an Easter lunch, “I’ll bring the cheese” is a classic contribution to the day’s feasting. Spoil your hosts with a selection of goodies from Marylebone’s much loved La Fromagerie, and make life easy with a gift-wrapped Easter Cheese Board. You can also pick up crackers, bread and even artisanal Easter bunnies here.

2-6 Moxon St, London W1U 4EW

Seasonal hampers at Lina Stores

From Colomba Cake and Easter Eggs, to seasonal hampers and traditional Italian confectionary, the deli at Lina Stores has everything you need for the ultimate Easter feast. An absolute must for an Italian Easter, their Baci Easter Eggs, filled with three chocolates (Italian for “kisses”), are available in their Marylebone Village delicatessen.

13-15 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2NE

Refresh your home with Little Greene

On the subject of home décor, why not embrace the changing seasons and make the most of the four day Bank Holiday to inject new colour into your life with a little DIY project? The Little Greene Paint Company’s ‘Intelligent Masonry Paint’ achieves a wonderfully long-lasting matt finish on brick, stone or rendered walls.

3 New Cavendish St, London W1G 8UX

Treat your friends and family with Rituals

This Easter, visit Rituals to discover their new limited edition Easter Egg gift sets; the ideal seasonal gift. Each egg contains a mini-indulgent routine thanks to their luxury home and body care products that will last long after Easter. Surprise and delight your loved ones with this luxury gift.

Unit 35C, Marylebone High St, London W1U 4PY

Prepare for an Easter Egg hunt with Rococo Chocolates

Artisan British chocolatier Rococo Chocolates is the place for an Easter gift. Their Sea Salt Milk Chocolate Easter Eggs and praline-filled quail eggs fly off the shelves, but it’s equally delightful for little ones too. Rococo’s multi-coloured ‘hunting bunny’ eggs are the ideal thing to stock up on for the ultimate egg hunt with all the family.

3 Moxon St, London W1U 4EP

Sunday lunch at The Coach Makers Arms

Let someone else take care of the cooking and washing up, as you enjoy a delicious Sunday Roast courtesy of The Coach Makers Arms. For a traditional Easter roast with all the trimmings this Georgian pub is well up to the mark, previously featuring in the Good Pub Guide as Britain’s Top 30 Pubs.

88 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2PZ

Ten ways to celebrate Easter weekend

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