Lucky Saint

58 Devonshire St is the key detail: Lucky Saint sits in Marylebone, where a proper pub setting matters as much as what is in the glass. Choose it when the party includes non-drinkers who do not want to feel sidelined, but still wants the rhythm and comfort of a traditional London pub.

The main reason to go is the format. This is a restored historic pub reworked around both alcohol-free and alcoholic drinks, with a light menu of pub classics. That makes it more useful than a standard after-work pub when some people are skipping alcohol, because the alcohol-free side is not treated as an afterthought.

A Marylebone pub that works for mixed drinking plans

For someone who has already been once, the next visit makes sense as an after-work social, a casual celebration, or a team day rather than a high-ceremony meal. The promise here is not chef-led dining or a destination tasting menu; it is a pub that gives non-drinkers a stronger reason to stay for another round while drinkers are not forced into a separate kind of venue.

The food case is modest but clear: expect a light menu built around pub classics, not a full restaurant experience. That is a positive for a low-pressure meet-up, but less persuasive for anyone choosing the night around dinner alone.

Who should choose it

the bar is a good fit for mixed-drinking parties, after-work plans, and private-hire needs where a familiar pub atmosphere is part of the brief. Skip it when the priority is a serious meal, a wine-led evening, or a venue with published awards attached. In, its strongest reason to book is still the same practical one: it solves the awkward pub problem for people not drinking without removing the pub from the plan.