A Sloane Square stylish stalwart since 2008, The Botanist is well-known for its popular cocktail bar and contemporary British restaurant. This summer, the restaurant introduced a great new brunch menu, running between 11 am and 4 pm on Saturdays and Sundays, with the option to make it bottomless with their ‘Weekend Freeflow’ drinks packages, from an extra £27 for the ‘bubbles’ prosecco and beer package up to £44 for freeflow champagne and more.
Autumn Dining at Kutir
ust off Sloane Square on Lincoln Street, Kutir occupies one of Chelsea’s elegant Georgian townhouses, transformed into a fine-dining Indian restaurant. Founded by Michelin-starred chef Rohit Ghai and Abhishake Sangwan, the restaurant combines intimacy with sophistication. Guests climb a few steps, ring the bell, and are welcomed into richly decorated dining rooms or, on warmer evenings, the pretty roof terrace. The name “Kutir,” meaning cottage in Sanskrit, reflects its aim to be a retreat from the bustle of London, where warm hospitality and quiet luxury go hand in hand.
Manicomio – A King’s Road Classic
Manicomio is the kind of place you need to add to your address book. When someone asks you where to go for good, authentic Italian food, without any fuss, this is where you should head. While the name of the restaurant means ‘mad house’ in Italian (the restaurant is in a Grade II listed building that was formerly the Royal Military Asylum) what you’ll find at Manicomio is far from insane.
The Botanist, Sloane Square – Review
Chelsea’s Favourite – The Botanist, Sloane Square. The Botanist on Sloane Square was a lively venue on a drab January day. Despite the overcast sky, the sizeable room was flooded with light from the large expanse of glass that hugs the sweeping curve of the window. Situated on a corner of Sloane Square it caters […]
Dinner at Gallery Mess for Duke of York’s Square
Gallery Mess and More in Sloane Square: Londoners have travelled to Sloane Square for as long as I can remember. Peter Jones, that bastion of middle class essentials, sits on one corner, The Royal Court Theatre is opposite. Next door, the ill-fated Oriel Restaurant has been replaced by a very similar offering from The Colbert […]
Gallery Mess – Sloane Square
Review of Gallery Mess: Finding good places to eat close to Galleries and shops is always useful. Gallery Mess is the restaurant attached to the Saatchi Gallery and, so named because of the military connection of the whole area (there are Barracks and Royal Hospital Chelsea just a few minutes away). The restaurant itself is […]





