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Paul Rothe & Sons

68

Signal score

Well-backed by reviews and repeat mentions.

A historic, family-run deli in Marylebone offering a time-capsule lunch experience with made-to-order sandwiches and soups amidst walls lined with jams.

Cuisine

British Deli

Price

£

Neighborhood

Marylebone

Location

35 Marylebone Ln

Locals' Choice 4.8★

Ordering Strategy

Expect a queue at lunchtime. Order at the counter where you choose your bread and fillings, then squeeze into a communal table.

What to order

Safe first

Egg Mayo with Anchovies

Listed on the 'favourites' board, this classic features mayo made tangier with dill and egg whites cut into thin strips for 'proper bite and texture' on thick, springy brown bread.

Hungry

Signature Pastrami Sandwich

An 'absolute must-try' and legacy item crafted with Swiss cheese, pickles, mayonnaise, and mustard, delivering what critics describe as a 'flavor explosion'.

Wildcard

Vegetable Broth

A staple of this 'soup-and-sandwich pilgrimage spot,' this proper broth is swimming with soft carrots, celery, lentils, and potato, tasting 'good' and 'nostalgic'.

Wildcard

Prawn and Crab Sandwich

A favorite of local regulars, this sandwich is served on granary bread and is noted for being 'very good' in its simplicity.

Wildcard

Coronation chicken sandwich

Featured as one of London's top 50 sandwiches.

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Signal Score

68
Solid SignalWell-backed by reviews and repeat mentions.Agreement 100%0 Elite · 1 Editorial · 10 mentions

Signal score reflects how strong and consistent the review coverage is, not a star rating.

Top critic: Luxeat (90%)

Editorial Weight 63 pts

Authority + depth + recency

Agreement 10 pts

How aligned the critics are

Coverage 4 pts

How many real review signals exist

Public Signal 15 pts

Google rating + volume

Boosts 0 pts

Manual boosts + hidden gem

Review signals

0 Elite · 1 Editorial · 2 total signals

Public signal

4.8★ (588 reviews)

Good to know

Established in 1900 and still family-run. The walls are lined with jars of jam and preserves which are for sale. Closed on Sundays.

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