The best restaurants in Kensington and Chelsea London

Almost no food left...what a pity

Great service. Small inside, so sometimes you will need to wait for the table. Outdoor space in summer is great

We ordered Chenjeh(lamb diced) and Kashko bademjan , but between the meat , there were some pieces of liver!!! It was obvious from the taste and texture! I didn’t like both at all!

Amazing place. Food and service all excellent. Can’t wait to go back. Went there for my 60th birthday. Group of 14 so took the set menu. So much food. It just didn’t stop coming. Everything was excellent. Great atmosphere

Nice food, nice wine, good prices

Had dinner here, and it was not good. Usually I would send to food back, but had a feeling this was the level they operated on so not even worth doing it. The steak sando felt like it been in a microwave to heat and was disgusting. A lobster pasta tasted like cream and ketchup with a bit of lobster stock, totally bland. Felt like a brunch place/cafe that decided to stay open later with no ambitions.

What a shame we weren't able to return during our stay! We went on the first evening as soon as we arrived, and it was the best way to acclimatise to London, with a gradual transition from Italy to the British kingdom :D they are very good, they make a pizza that will fly away and they had no problem making us a variation vegan, with veg mozzarella. Thank you all, and who knows we'll be able to return for that dessert soon! We took two space pizzas and the atmosphere is really super. Highly recommended if you miss home a bit <3

Fast sandwich chain, best for takeaway. There were no bathrooms in any of the ones we entered.

This family owned restaurant lived up to expectations! Great service by one of the owners at this family run place, and terrific food. They have unusual dishes in addition to traditional Indian fare. We were shown such kindness. Highly recommend, especially post theater at the Royal Court.

If you find yourself on Portobello Road you must stop at Saporitalia, an authentic Italian restaurant run by Franco and Maria with their children and an incredible staff, from starters to pasta to pizza you can see the difference with the other "Italian" restaurants scattered around London due to the use of genuine Italian and above all quality ingredients.

The pastry are good but waiters serving are very poorly skilled, in particular Camille.

Good coffee, nice selection of cakes and food. Hard to find seating, and a bit noisy because of the acoustics. But overall, good experience.

Staff were super helpful and the upstairs rooms are lovely for a group.

Excellent offer. Old school good service and good done well. Lovely experience. Would definitely return.

I love L’ETO BUT THEIR SERVICE IS SUPER SLOW!