DK Travel : London : Kensington and Knightsbridge : Places to eat

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Amaya

Amaya’s dishes take modern Indian cuisine to a new level. Open flash-grilled scallops, charcoal-grilled aubergine and tandoori duck are served up in a rosewood-panelled dining room.
Beach Blanket Babylon

Famous for its wildly-gothic interior, this bar serves coffee and snacks during the day, and becomes a swanky cocktail lounge in the evenings. A good place to mingle with the fashionable Notting Hill crowd.
Belvedere

The restaurant’s romantic setting in Holland Park is enhanced by its good French cooking. From the patio in summer, you may hear distant opera from the park’s open-air theatre.
Bistro 190

Set in a large Victorian house, and part of the luxurious Gore Hotel, this traditional bistro is open from 7am to midnight, serving modern Mediterranean cuisine.
Churchill Arms

Filled with intriguing bric-à-brac and Churchill memorabilia, this is a large, friendly Victorian pub. Inexpensive Thai food is served in the conservatory at lunchtime and for dinner until 9:30pm.
Clarke’s

The menu consists of whatever chef Sally Clarke decides to cook for the evening meal. Whatever it is will be excellent.
Fifth Floor Café

Open all day for breakfast, lunch, tea and dinner.
Harrod’s Ice-cream Parlour

Freshly-made in Harrod’s kitchens, the ice cream in this fourth-floor café is arranged into mouth-watering, elaborate sundaes, including such old-fashioned treats as banana splits.
Isola

An ultra-trendy interior of chrome and white leather provides the setting for top-notch Italian cooking
Kensington Place

Renowned chef Rowley Leigh presides over this trendy eaterie dominated by its huge windows.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes, and extra charges.
- under £15
- £15–£25
- £25–£35
- £35–£50
- over £50