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Marlow is one of those towns that quietly spoils you. It’s polished but relaxed, picturesque without trying too hard, and just happens to be home to some of the best food in the country. The key is pacing it properly — this is not a rush-in, rush-out kind of place. Here’s how to spend a full day in Marlow, from your first coffee to your final forkful.
Marlow mornings deserve a proper beginning, and breakfast at The Coach sets the tone perfectly. It’s casual, confident, and quietly excellent — the sort of place where simple dishes are done properly, without fuss. Fuel up, take your time, and resist the urge to check the clock. You’ve got a good day ahead.
With breakfast out of the way, head straight for the river. The Thames Path around Marlow is peaceful and flat, ideal for easing into the day. Swans glide past, rowers skim the water, and the town feels calm before it fully wakes up. It’s one of the best ways to get your bearings — and your appetite going again.
You’ll inevitably find yourself crossing Marlow Bridge, and that’s exactly as it should be. Designed by William Tierney Clark, it’s elegant, photogenic, and offers some of the best river views in town. Stop midway, look up and down the Thames, and let the place sink in.
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It’s award season! Rumours, predictions and plenty of chat across the industry from Chef Tom Kerridge,
Bring the H&F’s take on this English classic home with you! Here’s a step by step guide for you to try at home.
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