FishWorks - Marylebone in City of London

Great friendly staff and service. Fresh seafood, highly recommend!

Great place with absolutely amazing fish dishes. Fresh fish and seafood, stews, soups and pates - everything I tried so far was really good.

Friendly service and a cosy setting - but portions were surprising small and lobster was chewy. The grilled fish platter is better called a grilled fish plate and made us wonder how small the other platters were.

Excellent food, great service and good spacing from other diners. I had 6 Lindisfarne oysters which were in perfect condition and with my favoured red wine vinegar and diced shallots. This was followed by battered halibut, chips and mushy peas; the halibut was outstanding: a fine piece of fish complemented, but not overwhelmed by, the batter and perfectly cooked. Fairly priced too

This place is perfect for fish because they have the fish monger in the front and the restaurant in the back. They both offer great service. The restaurant also serves specials that change daily depending on the fish that came in that day. They cook their dishes in a very simple manner so you can enjoy the quality of the fish. They’re dessert was also really good. Highly recommend the apple and raspberry with custard.

Really great fish restaurant in Marylebone High Street. A fishmonger at the front and at the back they cook it up a storm. Equally good service. This is a genuine 5* experience all round.

Phenomenal food and service every time Edit: just went for another visit but unf it was full and realised they have a take away menu with the same amazing food for slightly/a lot cheaper depending on what you order!

First visit to this lovely restaurant. Food was delicious and myself and my partner tried oysters for the very first time.😋 Samantha gave A class service. All the staff were extremely friendly and attentive.Defo will be going back.❤

Efficient staff, extensive menu, reasonably priced. The atmosphere is somewhat sterile but the food is excellent.

The food was pleasant, especially the whitebait. However, I've definitely had better and more tender steaks for much cheaper and the lobster was very small. I wouldn't say this is worth the full price when it's no longer offering the Eat Out to Help Out discount. The three dishes we ordered plus service charge would have come to about £90! If I had paid that much I would have been very unhappy. I also didn't like the fact that they calculated the service charge before applying the discount, making the service charge an overly large portion of the bill, especially considering the fact that the servers were not that attentive or friendly.