Restaurant in London, United Kingdom
Clarette
100Pearl PointsWine-led choice

About Clarette
Clarette is a sensible Marylebone pick when the wine list is the main reason for the meal. It suits dates, client dinners, small celebrations better than trend-chasing nights out; cross-shop Jikoni for a stronger food identity, Trishna for Indian cooking, Chiltern Firehouse for scene.
Clarette is a London venue with one clearly verified distinction: Star Wine List recognition for 2026. That makes it a sensible option to consider when that recognition is an important part of the decision, while other details about cuisine, signature dishes, pricing, service style should not be assumed from the available verified information.
The practical read is direct: plan around the confirmed opening hours and the smart casual dress code. Clarette is open Monday from 5–11 PM, Tuesday through Saturday from 12–11 PM, closed on Sunday. For anything more specific, such as group flexibility, menu details, or dietary needs, check directly with the venue before booking.
Ordering should start with confirmed current information
The verified reason to note wine here is Clarette's Star Wine List 2026 recognition. Because no specific dishes, cuisine, or menu format are confirmed, the safest approach is to treat the food choice as something to confirm with the venue rather than arriving with a fixed signature order in mind.
That also makes Clarette a better fit for guests who are comfortable making decisions on the day, guided by the current information available from the venue. If you need a highly specific cuisine, dish, or format, compare carefully before committing and confirm the current details directly with the venue.
Where it fits in London dining
Among comparable London options, Clarette is the clearest choice here when a verified Star Wine List credential matters. Jikoni, Il Baretto, Trishna, Chiltern Firehouse, Bellazul Marylebone may be useful alternatives to check depending on the kind of evening you want, but their specific strengths should be verified separately before you decide.
For readers comparing across London more broadly, it is best to use confirmed basics first: Clarette is in London, has smart casual dress, is closed on Sunday, carries Star Wine List 2026 recognition. Beyond that, details such as cuisine, dishes, prices, service format should be treated as items to confirm directly.
If you are building a wider shortlist, compare Clarette with other London dining rooms based on the facts that matter for your booking: opening day, dress code, availability, whether a verified Star Wine List credential is central to the occasion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Clarette handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary policy is not confirmed in the verified information, so check the venue's official channels before planning a meal around specific requirements. Clarette is in London and has Star Wine List 2026 recognition, but menu and allergy details should be checked with the venue.
What should I wear to Clarette?
The confirmed dress code is smart casual. Clarette is open Monday from 5–11 PM, Tuesday through Saturday from 12–11 PM, closed on Sunday.
What are alternatives to Clarette in London?
Jikoni, Il Baretto, Trishna, Chiltern Firehouse, Bellazul Marylebone are useful London alternatives to compare with Clarette. Check each venue directly for cuisine, pricing, availability, any specific service details.
What should a first-timer know about Clarette?
The verified basics are that Clarette is in London, has a smart casual dress code, is recognised by Star Wine List for 2026, is closed on Sunday. Other details, including menu format, dishes, prices, dietary policy, should be confirmed directly.
What should I order at Clarette?
No specific dishes or menu items are confirmed in the verified information. Given the Star Wine List 2026 recognition, it is reasonable to note the venue's wine-list credential, but food choices should be confirmed from the current menu.
Is Clarette good for solo dining?
Solo suitability is not confirmed in the verified information. If you are visiting alone, check availability and the current setup directly with the venue before going.
Location
44 Blandford St, London W1U 7HS, United Kingdom
London, United Kingdom
Compare Clarette
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clarette | London | , | Star Wine List (2026) | , |
| Jikoni | London | , | , | , |
| Il Baretto | London | , | , | , |
| Trishna | London | Indian | , | £££ |
| Chiltern Firehouse | London | Modern European | , | , |
| Bellazul Marylebone | London | , | , | , |
How Clarette London compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if Clarette is not the fit
Choose Jikoni if the group wants a more food-led dinner rather than a wine-led one. Choose Trishna if the brief is Indian cooking with a clearer price tier.
For a more social, high-energy Marylebone-adjacent evening, Chiltern Firehouse is the better comparison. For something easier and more relaxed nearby, Bellazul Marylebone is the safer fallback.
How Clarette compares in Marylebone
Clarette is the wine-led choice in this set. Pick it for a calmer special occasion where the bottle drives the evening. Jikoni is stronger when the food identity matters more than the wine program, while Il Baretto is the safer call for a familiar Italian-leaning dinner.
Trishna is the clearer value comparison for diners who want a defined cuisine and a £££ Indian meal. Chiltern Firehouse is better for atmosphere and social energy, but less suited to a quiet wine-focused conversation. Bellazul Marylebone is the more relaxed fallback if the brief is easygoing rather than occasion-led.
Booking difficulty is listed as easy for Clarette, which gives it an advantage for short-notice planning. Use it when the group wants Marylebone polish without turning dinner into a reservation project.
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