Amelia’s - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

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!

Roxy Williams I’m so glad I popped in. I was on my way home and looking for somewhere to enjoy a glass of wine and maybe some olives. Ricardo’s looked so inviting, and after a quick glance at the menu I knew I couldn’t just have olives. The atmosphere inside was warm and cosy, fairy lights and candles gave it a wonderful warm glow. All the staff were friendly and attentive. My glass was always topped up, I was made to feel incredibly welcome, and the atmosphere was just right. The food was PERFECT. The bread and olives were divine - I could have easily filled up on them. The linguine with clams was rich and delicious, with a generous amount of garlic and just the right little kick of chilli. Make sure you save room for dessert - the tiramisu was divine. I’m so sp glad I stopped by on a whim, and I will definitely be back again!

K V Very calm restaurant with delicious food. Came here for Sunday roast and ended up having the beef wellington which was delicious and perfectly cooked. The only negative thing I would say is timings were a little off - we waited ages to get the menu and then once we ordered they had barely poured the wine before the food arrived. But overall excellent experience, would definitely come back!

Opama Popped in for brunch after a visit to the Saatchi Gallery. The decor was lovely and the display of pastries at the entrance was very enticing! We were seated quite quickly even though the restaurant was very busy. We ordered the Cheese Waffle Florentine Eggs Benedict, the Sourdough with Avocado and poached eggs and a side salad along with our coffee and matcha. I enjoyed the waffle immensely, the spinach was seasoned perfectly and the egg yolks were jammy and glorious. Looking forward to visiting again soon.

Alessandro Traverso To start with, one can admire how the restaurant has been decorated, a lot of attention has been paid to a worn out farm style look. But beyond the look, the food is very tasty. The pork belly was divine, and they did have properly cooked potatoes, so crispy and rich outside and still soft inside. Worth a try

Kehara Edirisinghe pizza was excellent! New Haven Style: super crunchy, tomato sauce was right amount, could’ve done with more cheese, squares, huge, 9/10 / £16 Wild Mushroom - quite crunchy, bit too many mushrooms on top of one another, red onion jam added a lovely unique sweet flavour that i spread across the pizza, right amount of cheese, great flavour, 9.5/10 / £21, can easily be shared between 2 people or more if you’re not that hungry decent service, better to make reservation to avoid waiting but we didn’t have to wait more than 10 minutes, lovely low lit ambience