PJs Chelsea Brasserie - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, South East)

j the treehouse concept is fun with a cozy ambiance. the service is great and attentive! very nice bruschetta and me and a friend both got pizzas which were great! good price especially for the area and had an really nice experience overall:) a section of their menu is dedicated to vegan or gluten free options too.

Maigen Berg This is the best cafe I have found in Central London. Food is incredible, the Shakshuka is my favorite breakfast. The Tuna with Peaches in Ponzu and the Nduja Prawns are my favorite lunch or dinner options. I crave their foods now and learned they worked with a Michelin chef to make their menu. The service is unmatched here. Kindest people. The atmosphere is perfect. Quiet, calm, and they have WiFi! Am a pro photographer, meet clients here regularly and couldn’t help but take pics. Highly recommend.

Ona C Great and lush feeling in this regional Indian restaurant. We felt super welcomed by Arvi. And we tried the chef’s specials that were so good, flavours really balanced. We love the starters, really original onion bhaji, also the sheesk lamb and the chicken Silbatta, really recommend this place

Adam T A lovely little place! I had a quick visit with my wife two days in a row on a recent trip to London. The first time for a quick bite and the second I had Charlottes English. Neither time disappointed. The staff were friendly on both days, the food and drinks were better than expected and good value considering the area. I think Ill continue to visit any time Im lucky enough to be close by.

Trevor Naudi A great casual restaurant, ideal for a bite before going to watch a match at stamford bridge. The staff is very friendly and service is quite quick. The food is also great... try the signature dish, half lobster!

boicu samson I had a great experience at Ziani — a charming neighbourhood Italian spot that feels warm the moment you step inside. The atmosphere is relaxed and intimate, with a real sense of history and personality in the décor. It’s tucked away on a quiet street, which adds to the cosy, local feel. The food was excellent. I went for seafood pasta, and it came out perfectly balanced — fresh seafood, rich sauce, and cooked exactly right. The starter was equally impressive, simple but done with care and quality ingredients. Portion sizes were spot on, and the presentation matched the flavour. Service was another highlight. Staff were attentive without ever feeling intrusive, and everything moved smoothly from start to finish. It’s the kind of place where you feel looked after. Overall, Ziani delivers that classic Italian comfort with genuine hospitality. I’d happily return — it’s a reliable, welcoming choice for a relaxed dinner in Chelsea.