Ozz Restaurant

One of the many perks that come with living in London? Being able to celebrate fine dining pretty much any second of the week. Also thanks in no small part to Ozz Restaurant on Lisson Grove in Marylebone. The restaurant makes a bold statement for luxurious and sophisticated dining, employing interiors evoking Piet Mondrian, hand-brushed wall paper and Tiffany’s lamp shades it’s an aesthetically pleasing experience as it is a culinary highlight without peer.

Ceiling and tables disposed to implicate a Mondrian “De Stijl” artistic fournir, hand-brushed wall paper of an early 19th century English damask paper, originally printed in Silvergate, Norfolk, and natural granite chess board flooring with the Tiffany’s lamp shades completes what is an elegant and cosy dining room, Ozz Restaurant in Marylebone was conceived with the diner’s experience in mind, from the music to the space in between the tables, all to create the right stage for the main factor: the food. The wine is no light supporting role, either. With selections from craft organic and biodynamic farms in Italy to its traditional cousins in France and their ancestral relatives in Greece and Armenia, an international cast indeed. Ozz Restaurant is located in the heart of London, a mere two minutes walk from Marylebone Station, and seven minutes walk form Baker Street or Edgware Road Stations. Located right ahead of the congestion area, paid parking available and free parking on single yellow and most residential bays after 18:30 weekdays and all Saturday.