PJs Chelsea Brasserie - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

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

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

Morne Gabriels After a bit of a walk from Battersea we stopped here for some brunch. Despite being a cool overcast day we were able to sit outside under heaters. Probably had the best eggs weve ever tasted. Simple poached eggs on sourdough was beautiful and avocado and poached eggs on cornbread with a chilli sauce was a light delight. A fresh English Bacchus white wine was a beautiful accompaniment. The staff were accommodating and helpful. The restaurants on the ground and upper floors look exquisite with its ambience and decor. I bet this place is an absolute hit in spring and summer time.

Jacqueline Wee The food? Amazing. Service ? Amazing. Atmosphere? ? Amazing. Came to London for travels and this has to be one of our favourite meals here! Would 100% return if I had the chance to again! (they even gave complimentary tea / coffee which is so amazing, the workers here are so so sweet and wonderful)

Neil Smart Costantino One of the best dining experiences in London. The service was exceptional and the food was divine. Would definitely recommend. Prices are on the expensive side but I always believe you get what you pay for and it is good value for money.

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.