Daunt Books

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Daunt Books
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“Daunt Books is an original Edwardian bookshop with long oak galleries and graceful skylights situated in Marylebone High Street, London, traditionally specialising in travel literature. We also have shops in Chelsea, Holland Park, Cheapside, Hampstead and Belsize Park. We stock a wide range of…”
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 18

How to Spend the Perfect Autumn Day in London

A local's guide to the pastries to indulge in, the galleries to amble around, and the cocktails to sip before supper during what is, arguably, the city's best season.

Indie bookstore with the smell of new books.

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  • MonocleSightCheck out treasures at this shop.
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  • Café MuranoRestaurantItalian cooking with chicken Milanese and ragu.
  • JikoniRestaurantWarm and spicy menu, try the prawn toast scotch egg.
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  • Farm Shop MayfairMarketSmart grocery store stocked with fancy Somerset farm items.
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