Lucio Restaurant - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

Burak Özkarakaşlı • Gastronaut Newly opened grill in Chelsea. They have a well balanced menu with a lot of alternatives. The ribeye was just amazing! Dont forget to order the cherry pie aswell.

Naz K Came here as a large group to celebrate a birthday and the atmosphere really stood out chic, lively, and perfect for a special night. Service was great and the staff were amazing. The food was really tasty. We enjoyed the filetto di bosco, Alba tagliatelle, and the carpaccio especially was great. Spicy margaritas were also really good. The only thing I didn’t love was the baby artichoke salad. Overall, it felt like a polished fine dining experience. I loved the elegant table setting and the whole vibe. Would definitely come back and recommend it.

Monawer AlAnazi What a nice restaurant atmosphere and delicious food away from the crowded areas of london. We started with Baba`s Tikka & Hummus , Prawn Crocket and Sourdough Naan & Mahyawa. The main courses were Mousakka, Bahraini Chicken Machbous, and Qurma Sabzi with some spicy sauces on the side. I can tell you, I’ve eaten one of the best Arabic food in London. It is a very nice blend between spices and quality of ingredients. Well done Villa Mamas and I really appreciate the experience and the vibe. Not to forget the staff who were really so lovely and do love what they are doing. Great and wonderful service.

Suzie Mckig As a huge fan of thai cuisine I was really excited to try this cozy, well received place. I have to say it was so on point and as great as everyone had exclaimed. The chili lime sea bass was INSANE! I’ve never appreciated a fish plate so much. Superb from start to finish.

A Malek A cosy, welcoming restaurant with an intimate atmosphere and truly amazing food. Every dish is full of flavour and beautifully prepared, making it a place you’ll want to return to again and again.

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.