The dilemma of requiring a good coffee (a non-dairy flat white to be precise) some fresh juice…read moreperhaps and yet all at once something akin to a Greg's Sausage Bean Bake is often a cross I believe I am not alone in bearing. The Kings Road is sadly littered with dull chain cafes and boring coffee shops where you can either get yourself the 'usual' whole bean/whole grain/whole farm blah blah skinny blah-latte and maybe even a Marks and Sparks sarnie. Or if you're honest with yourself, a wheatgrass injection that you have to follow with an overpriced meringue and a Mars bar in your activewear, which sometimes doesn't even touch the sides. OR. Or my friends, if you find yourselves in a similar predicament, you could satiate your appetite with a great big dirty (and when I say dirty, I mean good) Cornish pasty and a decent almond milk cortado. It makes sense, Ladies and Gents.

Best sandwich place in London! Very small but friendly and so tasty…read more.. Don't forget to check out other locations!

We had a set menu for breakfast and eggs royale. My eggs…read morewere over cooked, and it took forever to get fresh ones. It's a shame bc my delicious hash browns and bacon got pretty cold. The Eggs Royale were perfect! Every bite was gone in under 5 minutes.YUM! Because my eggs were remade, our awesome server, Oliver, took great care of us. Ask for Oliver for a perfectly British experience. I would go back... the little hash browns were toooo easy to eat. I could have eaten a dozen more. Lastly, the ladies room is SENSATIONAL!

The most expensive dinner we had this week with the weakest hospitality and worst timing. SUPER…read moredisappointing. It took 25 mins to place our drink order- then about 30 more mins to get our food, after placing that order. Then we had to wait to place a dessert order. Then we had to wait for the check. One word for this comes to mind...'waiting'. We found ourselves waiting every step of the way for our waiter to acknowledge us. Honestly I can forgive A LOT if people are nice but that wasn't the case with our server. Low energy, not very warm and welcoming and slow. Actually to be fair, I got a smile from the busboy when I was on my way to the restroom- perhaps the 2 should switch roles if the restaurant is looking for repeat visits or nice reviews. Btw- the manager...not exactly sure what he was doing. One last thing, I've had sea bass in many restaurants and never had anyone leave the skin on-Just not what I expected. This restaurant gets 2 thumbs down for me. Go to Bills right around the corner - save some money - and get a smile from the staff and a nice greeting.

Open till 4am - you need to satisfy ur shawerma urges Maroush is the place to be - I have the…read morechicken shawerma - very good garlic paste on point missing the French fries to be perfectly honest Kibbeh was authentic and well done - loved it so is the baba ganouj - they also have the beef shawerma as well . Overall - great Lebanese joint , great food !!!

Wow I loved the food here! We stumbled upon this gem by accident but I'm so glad we did. The food…read morefelt very authentic and was very delicious. I ordered the Shish Taouk sandwich and WOW. The baba ghanoush was also so yummy especially with the warm Lebanese bread. The ambiance was nice but pretty plain, the staff friendly, and the service was quick. If you're looking for good food at a great price in an otherwise overpriced area, I definitely recommend!

While in London, we randomly walked into this place off the street. The ambiance was nice - partly…read moreopen air. Cool decor on the walls. Vegetarian options as well as oysters and steak. I would definitely go there again!

Great drinks, food, and great service! Highly recommend the verdant vista…read more Loved the ambience on a Friday night.

I went here for lunch today and had an amazing meal. Although it isn't cheap, it is considerably…read morecheaper than its fellow restaurants in Chelsea, where it is usually unusual to eat for less than £20. It was lunchtime and busy so I grabbed the only table available which was outside. I didn't mind because it wasn't cold out but the man behind the counter was so sweet and came out to tell me when a table inside became free. He knew everything about all the produce inside, and I went for ricotta and spinach cannelloni. It came with a choice of delicious fresh salads and I got rocket, tomato and pesto. My meal came to £5.60 which was such a bargain considering it was the best food I'd had in weeks. Go here if you can, it is only a two minute walk from Sloane Square tube stop everything about it is perfect.

Straight up Italian deliciousness…read more More functional cafe than deli, the fresh lunch options are fantastic. Some of the best deli food I've had, and great value too. A salad plate with cold meats and a moussaka with bread and a couple of drinks came in at just under £20. It's away from Sloane Square, and you're unlikely to happen across it unless aimlessly wandering the streets of Belgravia and Chelsea, but it is worth the quick detour if in the area! The guys behind the counter are very knowledgeable and you'll likely come away with a bag full of goodies when you leave. MMM..... biscotti.

This market is one of the cutest I've seen anywhere in the world! I highly recommend going hungry…read moreon a Saturday and enjoying all the delightful offerings. Everyone's happy and the sense of community is palpable. People love food and drinks in London! There so much to discover, and the area is pristine. Bring your reusable bags and plenty of cash. Stock up with fresh produce and delectable unique treats for the pantry. I love supporting small business and local farmers. This place does it with style! Great way to spend the weekend.

God, I love this market! Lucky I discovered it during the period between the 2 big lockdowns…read more Babelle is natch my fave stall, but the Argentinian and Columbian food is also to die for. Look out for the franginpane too. The fresh veg man is superfriendly - in fact they're all winners! Very happy they are now re-open :)

SCW and I stopped in to Market Halls Victoria while in London for a visit. I was pretty hungry,…read moreborderline hangry and we found several options available here. There are entrances from both streets. There are quite a few different food and beverage options available on two floors. Also available is communal seating which some have power ports if your device needs some. I found Market Halls to be clean and comfortable. We ended up eating at DF tacos and also enjoyed a pint from a place on the same level (blanking on the name). The service was great as there were employees going through the communal area picking up service items and cleaning tables. I quite enjoyed the experience here and would return again.

Located directly across the Victoria Underground Station this food hall offers a variety of…read morecuisine. There's an Eggslut location here to grab breakfast items all day. The food hall has a taco restaurant, burger joint, fried chicken, boba tea, ice cream, and more. There's something for everyone. I love that the staff came to your table to remove all plates and any rubbish. It's a food hall with two levels that includes a bar so the ambiance is vibrant.

Beautiful space. Bar area is a knockout. Service was friendly and professional. The flst iron steak…read morewith the diane sauce was a five out of five.

Even though this is a mainly French style restaurant, I came here on a Sunday morning to eat their…read moreFull English breakfast. I arrived at 8 am and I must say the service was fast and efficient, especially considering that by 8.30 the place was completely packed. I did like the atmosphere, it was a good experience. The full English was tasty but a lot! The serving size was too much for me to finish. I'd like to see a smaller portion with maybe a smaller price since I thought it was relatively expensive, even for the area. Will try to go again for lunch or dinner and report back!

We were walking around looking for a place to have dinner and decided to give this place a go. It…read morewas pretty quiet for a Friday night and we opted for seating outside but under the heat lamps. The waiter was very friendly and helpful with the menu options. 4/5 - Burrata - I love burrata and this was served with tomatoes with topped with chopped up black olives. Very good and tasty. 3/4 - Focaccia - we ended up with two servings because the burrata took ages to come out. Would be better served warm but still good dipped in olive oil. 3.5/4 - Carbonara - topped with pork (bacon bits). The sauce on the pasta was a bit bland but the pork saved it. 3/5 - Beef ragu - I didn't like this because the sauce was very bland but my partner liked it. 3/5 - Italian cake - served with ice cream and without it, it would've been really bland. Overall it was ok. The prices were decent too.

First time here and glad we popped by in between shopping. Once here we saw they have happy hour so…read morewe started ordering drinks that were yummy. Unfortunately they were out of passion fruit which made me order Bloody Mary which was yummy. So we ordered a bunch of different things and one was yummier than the other. I don't know where to begin but from the olives to the burrata to the pizza and especially the lasagna. Pics of what we had and enjoyed are posted.

We had dinner at Abd Wahab and overall it was good:…read more *Restaurant is large and airy...I didn't see any outdoor seating. *Service is friendly and food came out quickly. *Food itself is solid. Definitely recommend the Moujaddara and Batata Kezbra. We also ordered a Beetroot Salad which was good, Hummus, and Chicken Taouk. The only thing I didn't care for was the Seabass Provencal which was lacking in flavor so I wouldn't recommend that dish. I might return if in the area.

Welcoming ambiance, hospitality and amazing cuisine. The…read moreBeruti Humus was delicious. The Chicken Kebabs were marinated and tender. The Lamb Shish was flavorful & well spiced. Our every request was attended to by the polite & thoughtful manager.