The Jam - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, South East)

5 /5 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.

5 /5 Julia Wasilewska: We had a great time at The Jam London! The venue was really fun — the climb-in booths were definitely a highlight and added a unique touch to the experience. The food was very good and great value for London, which was a pleasant surprise. Service was friendly and efficient throughout, and everyone made us feel welcome. The only small downside was feeling a little rushed since the top booths are timed, but that was expected and didn’t take away from the overall experience. Would definitely come back!

5 /5 Woofy D: We came across this little gem by chance and were so happy we did. We got so excited like two 5 year olds in their first tree house. ☺️ This place is amazing, such a wonderful and fun setup, super cosy and felt very private sitting elevated in the restaurant. Our waiter Jerry was great, very kind, attentive and told us some interesting facts. The food was delicious and hearty, I also love that they have different portion sizes available for the mains. They also catered well to my friends nut allergy. Such a fun and innovative restaurant, highly recommend and looking forward to coming back again. :)

5 /5 Matilde Montezuma: This was a really great experience. We ordered the polenta chips, the seasonal gnocchi special, and the small bucatini with Tuscan sausage, everything was amazing. The staff were very friendly, and the atmosphere was great. We were seated at an upstairs table. The only downside was that it took a little too long for someone to come and take our order.

3 /5 Anzelika Lincika: The Jam has a really interesting and unique interior. I genuinely liked the decor and the overall layout — the bunk-bed or layered seating design is something you don’t see very often and makes the experience feel different. It also adds a nice level of privacy, as everyone feels slightly separated at their own table, either above or below. The upper tables even come with storage, which is a thoughtful and comfortable touch. The restaurant serves Italian food, which we were excited about, but unfortunately the food didn’t live up to expectations. The dishes were over-salted and overall not that great. I ordered the carbonara, and as someone who has tried carbonara in many places, this one was easily my least favourite. Portion sizes are relatively large, which is a plus, and while the prices are on the higher side, they’re probably fairly standard for London. Overall, it’s an okay place. I really enjoyed the design and layout, but the food was disappointing, so I wouldn’t come back specifically for the food.