Every Saturday, Cabbages and Frocks Market makes a welcome return to Marylebone, making a weekend stroll up the pretty high street an even more attractive proposition. On Saturdays the market takes over the grounds of St Marylebone Parish Church to the north of Marylebone High Street. The brainchild of the organisers of the London Fashion Designer Sales, there's a good mix of stalls selling everything from oils and balsamic vinegars to hand made jewellery. Hidden among the vintage clothes you can, if you're lucky, find some genuine designer gear at knock down prices. Much of the food on sale is organic with macaroons from Masayuki Hara (formerly at the Caviar House) and Moroccan bedouin food from Abdul (ex-Momo's). Enjoy cappuccinos and cup cakes or take it all in with a freshly squeezed fruit cocktail.
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Cabbages and Frocks Market
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Marylebone Christmas Lights
Marylebone High Street, W1U 5HD
18th November 2009 - 2nd January 2010
There's much excitement surrounding the opening ceremony for the Marylebone Christmas Lights... More
Cabbages and Frocks Market
St Marylebone Parish Church Grounds, Marylebone High Street, NW1 5LT
Every Saturday a welcome addition comes to Marylebone, making a weekend stroll up... More
Cabbages and Frocks Market
St Marylebone Parish Church Grounds, Marylebone High Street, NW1 5LT
Every Saturday
Once a week this welcome addition comes to Marylebone, making a weekend stroll... More
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Park Office,
Storeyard ( Inner Circle),Marylebone,
London,
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9 minutes walk from Cabbages and Frocks Market
Elegant park designed by John Nash.
Another of London’s spectacular John Nash creations, Regent’s Park is a huge, thriving green expanse in the heart of the ... More
This boozer in Marylebone is the first pub from prolific restaurateur Claudio Pulze, the man behind such famous eateries as Aubergine and Zafferano. The cross-over ...More
Essentially an upmarket club with a restaurant attached, this Grade II listed townhouse overlooking the gardens of Cavendish Square was formerly the Spanish Embassy.
Boasting ...More
Every Saturday, Cabbages and Frocks Market makes a welcome return to Marylebone, making a weekend stroll up the pretty high street an even more attractive proposition. On Saturdays the market takes over the grounds of 
