Antipodea At Jigsaw in Kensington and Chelsea

Average food - would not recommend

The food was cold and stale, very little selection especially for vegetarians. Hot chocolate made with water. The interior is old, used and just not nice. The view is fine.

For many years we have enjoyed a meal before a concert at the SSE Arena in the Restaurant. Nice layout, tables not on top of each other and always had been good Visited last week and although the layout etc the same, you now ordered via a tablet on the table Firstly the beer my husband wanted was not listed so had to go to the bar and ask for it The tablet was easy to use but the pictures of the limited food available were very misleading We both asked for the fish finger burger which in the picture showed large pieces of fish overlapping the bun, when it arrived it was 3 small fish nuggets very poor value for £14.95 we should have sent the food back but did not trust the kitchen, we did complain but the lady in charge of the restaurant could only apologise and say she would tell the chef. We will not be going back as better value food is available in the area

Kensington Quarter is the best place for breakfast on Kensington Street. It's spacious, modern, and offers a worthy selection of various egg dishes, freshly baked bread, a wide variety of pastries, high-quality teas and coffees, and excellent service.

We popped into Rum Kitchen for a cocktail and it was fab. It was by chance- we were staying in a nearby apartment and had time to kill before we checked in but we ended up having a really nice time there. We had some nibbles which were really tasty and a load of cocktails from the happy hour menu which were great value and delicious. Well worth a visit!