Troubadour - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, South East)

5 /5 Kris Vicente: As an American, stumbled upon this fine establishment and wanted to have a modern English breakfast. This place did not disappoint for my first English breakfast, I don’t think any other spots will top this. 5 stars all around. Staff was amazing, food was amazing and atmosphere was to die for.

2 /5 Bates Tony (babblingbates): We have been to many jazz clubs so we’re excited for our first visit here. All started very well, with a friendly welcome and a good seat and the food was pleasant. However, the jazz was so self-indulgent, organised by the drummer who only had a short drum kit yet proceeded to show off with endless drum solos. The staff obviously disagreed and loved the music as they did nothing else but watch leaving customers to go to the bar to order. The place has also not been decorated to many years and has very uncomfortable seats. We won’t be back.

5 /5 Serena Ariodante: It was our first night in London and it was fantastic! The online booking service works really well: we knew we would be landing in London late in the evening, so we booked a table for 9:45 p.m. for dinner. We immediately received confirmation by email with directions. Despite the late hour, no one rushed us and we were able to order everything we wanted, except for dessert, which was too late (just as well! We were full). We had cottage pie and cumberland sausages, everything was delicious! Beers deserve attention too. If we stay in London again, we will definitely come back! Highly recommended.

5 /5 Original T: We just stopped by for a drink and it was good. Was really hoping to see show my husband the downstairs but it wasnt open which is such a shame as we are heading back to Australia. But its a great spot with lots of history.