Chelsea Farm - (Near , london)

5 /5 Jay Rube: Everyone here are such nice people, great manner and respect, polite and refreshing, this team is hard to find as most places people are just wrapped up in their own bubble, Nathan and Maki and the other lady who was helping make with the coffee side was really awesome. The food is great, I ordered all 3 salads for £11+ with 2x chicken thighs. If you haven’t already been here what are you waiting for

5 /5 The Wayfarer: Great selection. Good for last minute gift shopping for those who are visiting friends and family in the hospital as well. My decaf mocha was nice to drink. Only thing was music was way too loud when I visited and as a personal preference and for health reasons I avoid noisy places whenever I can. You only have 2 irreplaceable eardrums!

5 /5 Adnan Niro: I had a really lovely experience at Chelsea Farm. The salmon I ordered was absolutely delicious—perfectly cooked, fresh, and full of flavour. You can tell they use high-quality ingredients and take care with how the food is prepared. What really made the visit stand out though was the service. The pretty young lady who served me was incredibly polite, professional, and welcoming. She made sure everything was perfect and had such a warm, friendly manner that it made the whole experience even more enjoyable. Great food, great atmosphere, and excellent service. I’ll definitely be coming back again. Highly recommend!

5 /5 Jyk Wong: Great selection of fresh and healthy food choices. A recent visit impressed me so much that i made three more visits when i go to the hospital. Salads are well made, Delicious when paired with their baked goods - check out their bagels and challah bread If you;re looking for a wholesome and delicious meal, go visit them

3 /5 Travelling Doc: Located on the ground floor between the Emergency Department entrance and the hospital’s main entrance, Chelsea Farm is a small café/takeaway spot that caters primarily to staff, patients, and visitors. There’s some outdoor seating, though the ambience can be less than ideal given its proximity to the busy emergency entrance. Inside, the space feels a little cramped and cluttered, with displays of salads leading on to the hot food counter. I opted for the chicken leg roast, served with rice, salad, and vegetables in a standard takeaway box. While the portion was balanced, the chicken itself was unfortunately dry, though the salad and vegetables were acceptable. Prices are reasonable, especially with the 10% NHS staff discount, which is a nice gesture. Service was functional but communication was sometimes difficult due to language barriers. Overall, Chelsea Farm offers a convenient option for a quick meal on site, but don’t expect exceptional quality or atmosphere.