Named after the year in which the stately Victorian building which it occupies was built, 1880 is a discreet, elegant restaurant on the lower ground floor of the Bentley Kempinski hotel. Beneath the ornate chandeliers and ornamental ceiling, a creative grazing menu is served up alongside smart à la carte dishes and a well-crafted wine list.
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Renowned for its fine food since the 1950s, with many revered chefs working in its kitchen over the years, Bistro 190 is the modern incarnation of the Gore Hotel’s legendary dining experience and offers casual dining throughout the day until the late hours, with last orders at 23:30. This bustling Kensington restaurant has a pleasant buzz and an unpretentious, unkempt decor that doesn’t detract from the overall elegance. Particularly suitable for pre and post-theatre and concert meals with its conveniently close position for the Royal Albert Hall, Bistro 190 offers a splendid seasonal menu of modern British bistro favourites. Each meal is prepared with thought and imagination from the Head Chef – Taher Djeebet and his brigade, resulting in a refreshing dining experience. 
A fashionable spot for hotel guests and local residents in the suitably stylish area of South Kensington in London, Bistro Fifteen can welcome you at any time of the day for a delicious breakfast, splendid set lunch or a delectable dinner. Set in the Pelham Hotel, the ambience is bright and fresh during the day, and becomes more romantic when the evening approaches, enticing you inside to dine by candlelight. Consisting of freshly sourced and skilfully cooked modern British cuisine, the menu is complemented by a generous selection of wines and champagnes sold by the glass. For a more bustling atmosphere, you can also pay a visit to the bar, where you can enjoy your favourite drink while you watch the world pass by. An ideal venue for private parties and receptions, Bistro Fifteen can also offer its own private room for smaller meetings and dinners 
Opening in 1982, Bombay Brasserie was in the vanguard of modern Indian cuisine, with an inventive approach that married classic regional cooking with a European brasserie-style menu. The spacious interior, with its airy conservatory and bright murals, extends to a welcoming bar and a more traditional dining room well suited to the affluent Kensington clientele. 
Sprawling over three floors in the heart of fashionable Chelsea, Cactus Blue is a lively bar and restaurant buzzing with partying locals. The huge windows and illuminated bar increase the sense of drama, with a glass stair well leading up to the relaxed mezzanine restaurant. Food has plenty of meaty southern American flavour, with a selection of global tapas and salads as well. 
A 5-star gourmet’s paradise, The Egerton House Hotel in cosmopolitan Knightsbridge serves a delightful and mouth-watering menu in the cosy and intimate dining room. Consistently attracting an appreciative audience of diners, The Egerton House Hotel is a stylish spot for people who like to enjoy great food impeccably served in intimate surroundings. Diners come here simply because they like the way that the staff do things. If the guests can’t see what they want on the menu – and the staff have the ingredients to hand – the team will cook whatever the guests ask for. The Egerton House Hotel is also a popular location for traditional English afternoon tea. A local Knightsbridge institution, the Egerton afternoon tea focuses on the generosity of the portions, the elegance of the setting, and the attentiveness of the service. 
Set in a classic Edwardian town house in South Kensington, West London, and conveniently situated opposite the Natural History Museum, Firehouse is a discrete venue for a private party or a first date. On the first floor of Firehouse, the Dining Room was established in September 2002 as a brand new restaurant open to all. With panoramic views over the museums of South Kensington, everyone can enjoy the flavours and hospitality which have led to the Dining Room earning plaudits from top London restaurant guides such as Hardens and Zagat. The set price dinner menu changes throughout the year to take advantage of the best seasonal products available in London’s food markets, always complemented by an exceptional selection of wines, champagne and cocktails. 
Local favourite Khan’s of Kensington is a relaxing and family-friendly Indian restaurant in the centre of the museum district of South Kensington. Word-of-mouth recommendations bring Londoners here to enjoy the authentic cooking on offer, from popular classics such as chicken tikka masala to less well-known dishes such as lobster malai curry and the renowned officer’s chops. Striking Warhol-esque wall art and an open frontage add to the bright, effervescent atmosphere. 
Popular PJ’s is a North American grill and restaurant straight out of Boston in the heart of the affluent London neighbourhood of Chelsea. A charming mahogany interior, reflected in the mirrors scattered around the yellow walls, adds to the relaxing buzz of the place. Weekend brunches are particularly in demand, with litres of the infamous Bloody Mary cocktails to wash things down. 
Ten Tables is a small, buzzy restaurant with ten well-spaced tables set within the Rydges Kensington Plaza Hotel. The warm, Mediterranean décor adds to the intimate and relaxing mood, with bright bay windows overlooking the hubbub of Gloucester Road. Home-made Spanish tapas, chargrills and other dishes make up the menu alongside a well-chosen wine list. Private dining with BYO wine and bespoke menu option for up to 20 guests.