Heart and Soul Caribbean Food Ltd - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

Si A very attractive, large backstreet pub, with nice wood panelling, a cute garden and a pool table. They were showing football on the TV but it wasnt imposing. The Sunday roast was excellent (zero complaints there... The Yorkshires were brilliant) and the staff were very friendly. Id happily return.

Scrump Bee Popped in for a few beers before the Liverpool game and enjoyed good well priced beer and a friendly atmosphere from the staff and customers in a respectable establishment Only a short bus ride from the woke Gtech stadium so handy for a drink before Brentford matches

Zac Holdsworth The Kings Arms has quickly become one of my favorite local spots, offering an unexpectedly outstanding Indian cuisine menu that truly stands out. From the moment you walk through the door, you’re greeted with genuine warmth and a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The food is simply delicious. Each dish bursts with authentic flavors and perfectly balanced spices. Whether you opt for a creamy korma or a fiery vindaloo, the kitchen delivers consistently excellent results. The naan bread is fluffy and fresh, and the portion sizes are generous without being overwhelming. One of the pub’s best features is the charming beer garden out back, perfect for enjoying a pint on sunny afternoons or warm evenings. It’s a lovely spot to relax and unwind with friends while savoring your meal. My only disappointment is their no-dogs policy. As a dog owner, I’d love to bring my furry companion along to enjoy the beer garden. However, this small drawback doesn’t diminish the overall experience. The Kings Arms remains a fantastic destination for anyone seeking delicious Indian food in a friendly, relaxed setting

Amport26 I ordered lamb chops with salad and grilled wings with salad.. the salad could be improved. Its fresh but not enough variety, the lamb chops were tasty a bit small but delicious and the wings!!! OMG!!! DELICIOUS!!! I CANT WAIT TO ORDER AGAIN XX.

Taha Khambaty Went here because it looked nice and was reasonably priced. We went in without a booking and found a table for 2 within 10 mins. The seating is in a more traditional Japanese way with some room for your legs. There is also a table for anyone who might not be able to use the other seating although I am not sure if there is enough room for a wheelchair to get through. We both ordered the spicy beef ramen which came reasonably quickly. The portion size was really good and very filling. The best part, however, was definitely the broth. This is exactly the type of broth that fills your soul and makes your feel warm inside. The beef was also really good, and the noodles were perfectly cooked. By only small issue would be that the waitress felt a bit too eager to fill my water but other than that the service was excellent.

Wes Parker Delightful. I found this jewel using Google maps after leaving the Victoria and Albert Museum. It was a little confusing at first, as it was inside the Rembrandt Hotel. To add to the confusion, the actual restaurant was closed but the bar was open. I took my chances, and ordered fish and chips from the bar. The person who took my order was extremely friendly and I waited in a very comfortable chair at a small table. When the food came out, it was piping hot and looked marvelous. Looks were not deceiving. It was delicious. Whats more, the chef came out to see if everything was okay about 10 minutes after I was served. I am from the United States and my idea of fish and chips was what they serve at Captain Ds. In many ways, this was very similar. The battery was nice and crunchy and the fries were like steak fries, not potato wedges. The English peas were very tasty as well. I rounded out the meal with sticky toffee pudding.