Julie's Restaurant & Bar in Kensington and Chelsea

Love this new version. The staff are incredible and the food is great. Anyone who says it’s pricey hasn’t got a clue - it’s very reasonable. The decor is fantastic - much nicer than the darker drab past version. It’s very French bistro. We had a birthday party here and was fabulous. Actually ate here 3 times this week!! Nuff said. Eat your heart out. Can’t wait to go back. Try the mushroom omelette and the amazing tortelloni (if it’s on the menu!).

Its rare to find a restaurant with such soul. The food is delicious and the service wonderfully friendly. Very reasonably priced too. 5 stars.

Food was amazing and service was perfect, definitely recommend.

Lovely neighborhood spot, okay food, okay service…time for dessert and tea — all good right? Just then, we get approached by the hostess and are asked to move so they could use our table to change a four person setting to a six person table?! And to make matters more awkward, two individuals are standing and waiting there to be seated. It was like “how are you going to say no.” Ruined the evening and we were offered no apology nor compensation in return for the inconvenience. We’ve travelled all over the world, eaten in all kinds of quality restaurants and have never had this happen. Rude and uncouth.

Pretty shocked at how the waiter spoke and reacted to my friend. It was incredibly rude. Not acceptable and will not be returning or recommending to anyone.

Wonderful experience. Great food, great service, great ambience. Everything was 5 stars. We had a truly excellent time!

Let me start with the good stuff . The decor is very nice and the outside area is really lovely. The food was ok to nice , wine was nice . Now about the problems. We had to wait for our table , more than we should and our order was delayed too . Also the food didn't come in the order we asked for.The sommelier was talking very loudly and abruptly to a poor waitress who was running around in a panic. It was also very very loud , which made us feel soon like we wanted to get out of there . I believe most of the problems described would be solved if the restaurant didn't try to serve too many customers . It is better to have a bit smaller clientele which will return , rather than having a lot of unpleased guests . Maybe we will give it another go , after some time .

My experience at Julie’s was one of the worst I have ever encountered while being in a restaurant. We experienced disgusting and unforgivable misogyny from our waiter who treated us with utmost contempt. Please avoid this place at all costs.

Wonderful to have Julie's Restaurant back. Food and service was extraordinary. Seating outside during summer was a welcome surprise. Love this restaurant!

Delicious food, great service and a generally wonderful atmosphere. Little gem, highly recommended.

As we entered the restaurant, we were immediately struck by the beautiful decor—seriously, I half-expected to see a fashion show break out! One of the managers greeted us warmly and swiftly whisked us to our table, making us feel like VIPs right away. The banquette was chic and comfortable, perfect for lounging and pretending we were in a trendy magazine. However, while the table had a lovely colour, I couldn’t help but feel it might have been designed for hobbits; its size and proximity to other patrons were a bit cozy, shall we say? It was clear that the restaurant's design was executed with professionalism, although a few mirrors could use a little more attention for that shine. The service was prompt, attentive, and yet not invasive. We appreciated the little touches, such as complimentary water, bread, and other nibbles, which made us feel like royalty, minus the crown and the responsibilities. For starters, we ordered the duck liver schnitzel topped with an egg and chives, resting on confit like a celebrity on a red carpet. It was an incredible bundle of flavour, texture, and juices. The sommelier was very helpful in providing recommendations and accurately gauging what I was looking for. His wine pairing was spot on and complemented my steak beautifully. For the main course, I went for the sirloin with peppercorn sauce, which was cooked to perfection with quality ingredients and seasoning that could make even a salt shaker jealous. The peppercorn sauce had a delightful kick that we absolutely loved. Our waiter, Marc D., expertly deboned the sole, leaving no bones behind yet keeping it presentable—he deserved a round of applause for that one! The Ratte potatoes were generously buttered—some might say a bit too much, but I found it just right. They were nearly perfectly cooked, although I would have appreciated an extra minute. The carrots were well-cooked, and the sole was so tender it practically crumbled under the weight of our adoration. The strong citrus flavours complemented the dish perfectly, creating a flavour profile that could charm even the pickiest of palates. For dessert, we tried the crème brûlée, which sparked some debate about its colour—it could have used a little more love. The texture could have been creamier; it was a bit too solid for my liking, though the flavour was on point. Even for someone who typically doesn’t enjoy chocolate mousse, I found the Roche perfectly light in both texture and flavour, with just the right amount of dark chocolate—not so much that I felt like I was biting into a cocoa bean! The lovely touch of salt and drizzle on top was a nice addition. The shape of the Roche was also perfect, and the pistachio cuboid paired beautifully with the mousse, balancing the dryness and stickiness of the pistachio—it was like a match made in dessert heaven! Finally, we had the pear and almond tart. Unfortunately, it seemed to have suffered from a bit of a mid-life crisis in terms of presentation, with the tart’s point appearing to have collapsed. The cut was angled, which was a detail that did not go unnoticed. However, the flavour of the pear was delicious. The base was a bit hard, and while the almond filling was good, it was somewhat dry. I felt that incorporating roasted and blitzed almonds into the crème fraîche (instead of justin crème fraîche) could have enhanced the tart significantly, adding a complementary almond flavour without altering the texture—think of it as a makeover for the tart! Overall, it was a delightful dining experience, complete with a few minor critiques. I would certainly recommend this restaurant for its ambiance, service, and innovative dishes. Just remember to bring your stretchy pants—you’ll need them!

Great place, very well located. Great staff and food. Loved it.

Great food and very friendly staff. Lovely dinner. Thank you.

So excited about celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary at the restaurant (under new ownership) where we had our first date and got engaged. Disappointed, despite the stern notices about not being late, to not get a table for 25/30 minutes and then upstairs when we had specifically asked for downstairs. Food OK, if a bit pricey, and service excellent and a nice atmosphere, but it just felt like the place was overbooked in order to cram as many punters in as possible. The team tried to make it up with complimentary drinks etc, but our special place was somewhat tarnished and I can't see us coming back.

Julie's how much do I love thee. Better than ever!

Worst experience I’ve had in London with over 100 restaurants I’ve never had such a bad service spilling drinks, didn’t care. Food zero

Great snacks. I was well received by the staff except for one, the lady in the black dress. I'm not sure if she is the waitress or hostess but she was rude. She laughed at me when I asked for mineral water and ignored me.

Gorgeous setting, quite possibly the best restaurant terrace in London. The food is very reasonably priced for the quality - I had a very memorable Onglet Steak for under £25. The service is slick and charming too. If neighbourhood restaurants are your thing, this should be at the top of your wish list.

Great food at a great price. They have a good thing going on here, recommend it. In fact I'm going to try and eat there again this week.

Amazing food and excellent service.

Absolutely superb and authentic French restaurant which I have been visiting for over 30 years. Highly recommended.

Excellent spot for a lunch for two. Lovely atmosphere and great service. The food was also nicely executed from starters to mains with seasonal products. Will definitely go back soon.

Loved our lunch at Julie's. Everything was great, delicious "snacks", pea panisse, crab bites with lemon, moules and quiche (not sure I tasted truffle in the quiche..?). Also no bread with the moules, but we asked for some and it was delicious. They kindly brought a little baked alaska for my friend's birthday and sang happy birthday. Thank you to our server, Max. We had a beautiful bottle of wine. Thank you for the recommendation, Bourgogne aligoté. Can't wait to come back.

Julie’s ticks all the boxes. Great location, beautiful inside, wonderful outside, great food and professional service. First rate sommelier. Service can be a little haphazard, but that’s not surprising given the rather demanding clientele…

I would say it’s a nice restaurant from a decor and atmosphere perspective. I just can’t recommend going for the food, which is a shame.

As a local neighbour and one who has loved Julie’s since 1990’s I’m delighted to see it reopen . The ambience is warm and inviting , staff amazing and the food absolutely delicious. So grateful to the team for making our lunch a lunch to remember- and we will be back

Wildly overpriced at £130 a head for two courses and modest wine. Very cramped where we were. One main sent back to be reheated. Just nowhere near good enough for the money.

Highly recommend. Extraordinary food and drink, and great vibes.

We had an awesome time at Julie’s. The food is amazing, the staff is very attentive and the vibe is great. Highly recommend!

Lovely place Great locals and atmosphere!! Recommend

We recently visited with friends and sat inside . However there is a wonderful terrace which would be delightful in good weather . Service was excellent and very warm . The food was very good including the crab toast , the chilled cucumber and nettle soup , the beef tartare and for main courses the monkfish tail , (lemon) sole meunière , the onglet and the crab and scallop tortellini . We drank a wonderful Spanish white wine which was suggested by the sommelier . Great ambience and a lot of fun .

Oh dear. Encouraged by a couple of favourable newspaper reviews we went for a midweek evening dinner. First, the waitress behind the bar while we waited for our table was great (although brought still water when we asked for sparkling, but these things happen). From then on… Service once seated was slow, inattentive and uninterested. White wine came when we ordered red wine - funny, in isolation. Then having ordered snacks, starters, mains and sides: one starter arrived on its own with some bread before anything else, then a couple of snacks, then the other starter. This isn’t a small plate restaurant, it’s a restaurant where the kitchen and front of house can’t bring food in the right order or at the same time. Our mains arrived without their side dishes and after a couple of minutes of waiting we flagged a waiter down (there are a lot of them but they’re not doing much serving) who then looked utterly panicked about the missing food. Some salad arrived a few minutes later, a few minutes later some frites, a few minutes after that some green beans. At this point we’d already eaten most of our mains. I say most, but the kitchen wasn’t paying care and attention to seasoning - I like salt on my food, but this was way way way overboard. I left half of my main uneaten, and the sides weren’t finished either. Like eating a salt brick. At no point did anyone check on the meal, apologise for the late arrival of 60% of it or ask at the end how it was. We skipped dessert, paid an left. In hindsight it’ll make for a funny story about a terrible restaurant with pretensions - but what makes me mad is that some people will save up to go for a birthday, or anniversary or something special because of the press reviews by identifiable critics. Don’t do it. The couple next to us were celebrating a birthday; both looked broken by the end and nobody seemed to care. If you live next to it then fine, why not, I imagine it’s more fun than microwaving a ready meal and on that basis alone the culinarily challenged of Holland Park will keep it in business. But if you enjoy eating or appreciate good service or live more than a 5 minute walk away then why bother?

Excellent lunch for two, great food and service. We loved the trout pastrami, courgette rice, crab and scallop tortellini and the cauliflower with barley was a great vegetarian option. Good bottle of Albariño was a reasonable price. Cherry and almond tart a delicious way to end the meal. Will be back

A very nice and cozy restaurant. The wine, food, and staff are very nice, and the customer base is very good. I had lunch by myself, but I was glad that they were able to accommodate me even without the main course. When you order a dish, the sourdough that comes with it is warm and the pink spread is very delicious. I fell in love with this shop, which feels like Paris ♡ (The customer service is even better than Paris, lol)

WOW! We had a fabulous 25th Wedding Anniversary at Julie’s Restaurant tonight and we’ve never been to a restaurant so attentive! The staff were wonderful & really helpful. Our meal was great, from Quails Egg snacks to the Crab Toast - fabulous! We then had some Oysters with a Bloody Mary Shot (one of our favourite combinations) - very good. Followed by the Lobster Soufflé, with new potatoes! You only need one shared with two as the Soufflé has a sauce around it (like a thick Lobster Bisque itself! We followed on with the Cherry & Almond Tart and my husband had the chocolate Pave dessert! Wow this dessert had to have 100% Cocoa in it! We met with Tara, the owner who is committed to maintain and continue Julie’s Restaurant’s status, as one of the most iconic venues to be visited, with a relaxed bohemian atmosphere, friendly people, great attentive staff. Definitely a restaurant to be visited! Food - tick, Atmosphere - tick, Value for money - tick. 100% recommend to everyone!

Being local we have eaten at Julie’s in its various incarnations over the years - I can honestly say this is the best yet. Tables nestled on the pretty pavement among the trees, menu original and most importantly delicious, without being contrived. Staff seem to really enjoy working there and it shows in their service which is friendly without being intrusive. Pricing fine for Notting Hill. Thank you for a lovely low key meal.

Such a beautiful restaurant with fabulous food and service. We had a fantastic evening at Julie's

This is a wonderful tucked away venue with brilliant wine and food One of those places you are tempted to rate badly to save it

We were sadly disappointed by Julie’s. The majority of the staff seemed young and inexperienced, the management and owner were not friendly at all and the decent food and drinks didn’t make up for the service and ambience. This used to be an old haunt of ours but I won’t be returning.

I had dinner at Julie's last night, and it was amazing. From the warm welcome to the cozy atmosphere, everything was spot on. The food was great, and the dessert was incredible. Highly recommend! We'll definitely be back.

Food was average at best for such a hyped up French Bistro. Wine and wine connoisseur was excellent. Our waitress was just awful and extremely rude. She was just rushing the service. Clearing table and dishes when we said we were still eating. One of the desserts was “cheese selection” and upon asking what selection of cheeses there were I was told, “something from Shropshire or some other shire” then she said Chef says “selection”. Finally upon asking again I was told exactly what cheeses I was about to get for my £20. Overall average food, terrible service. I wouldn’t read other newspaper reviews which were clearly bought for publicity.

First went 30 odd years ago...great to see it back!

We went for Sunday Lunch and was disappointed to find a "brunch menu" only available and not a full menu choice. First impressions from outside on a beautiful sunny afternoon were WOW. But when we went inside and were offered a table we were surprised how close the tables were together. You could not get into the back seat without moving the table to one side, and you certainly could not have a private conversation. We said we were not happy with the table and after a short wait did manage to get a different table with a bit more of a gap. The food was ok wouldn't rave about it. The service was very poor to the point that we had to continually ask where our food was and could we have our wine glasses topped up from the bottle that was placed away from our table. The little area where we were seated next to the entrance and stairs was a constant runway. All the tables next to us complained about the service and we collectively mentioned it to the Manager. I even asked for the service charge to be removed from our bill, which the manager totally understood. A great shame as we had traveled a long way and were looking forward to a leisurely lunch. Not sure I would make the journey again.

We were excited to go for Sunday lunch to the newly refurbished Julie’s. They only offer brunch on Sundays with a fairly limited menu. We had 2 fettuccine, an omelette and quails eggs on sourdough. The fettuccine was very stodgy pasta, definitely not Al dente and the other dishes were underwhelming. It was very busy and the staff looked frazzled. We waited nearly an hour to be served. We were seated by the staircase where the waiting staff were constantly bringing up the food from the kitchen to the tables. A very strange set up. Disappointing.

Absolutely incredible! The food was outstanding and the service was exceptional. Thank you! Will be back next time we're in town.

Have been going to Julie’s ( for over 2 decades) since I was law student in London ! Have always loved its boho casual-chic vibe , and unfussy ( but tasty , and inventive ) menu offerings !

It was our first time at Julie's, but it will certainly not be the last. Friendly welcoming from everyone, which you really don't get everywhere, great food - especially the Lobster Souffle was divine - wonderful service and great atmosphere. Brilliant to see the place so buzzing on all floors. Looking forward to being back soon.

A masterclass in hospitality. Stunning.

I prefer the old old Julie’s. This feels slightly pretentious but it’s great ambiance for celebrating especial occasions. Food was good, service was good, overall good night out.

Rarely does a place transcend the tidal wave of exceptional reviews you hear about it. This place does. The food, atmosphere, management could not be better. I will be coming back as often as I possibly can.

Excellent restaurant food, service... . We will come back

Delicious! And such a nice atmosphere. Loved piano man!

This is the apex of atmosphere. Dining out on a hot summers night here is one of life's great pleasures. The food is voluptuous and indulgent; it's classic bistro pimped for the 21st century.

This is the place to be now. Julie's has always been an icon but I never liked the updated decor of the old venue. What they have done now has gorgeously opened out upstairs and downstairs still has the old charm. The food and service are now second to none. I just loved it. Back on my regular list (if I can get a table!!)

Firstly, the restaurant is beautiful, and the decor is phenomenal. The ground floor has a strong fish smell, but fortunately, we were seated downstairs where there was no fish smell and it was quieter. With a group of eight, the downstairs area was perfect. We sampled a large portion of the menu, and overall, everything was good. Only one dish was subpar, but nothing was outstanding either. The meat was good, the fries were great, and the mashed potatoes were nice. The spider crab was decent, and sharing one between two people is a smart choice. The bacon butter is incredible. The lobster Caesar was okay, as was the beef tartare and crab tortellini. The duck à l'orange was dry and tasteless. The highlights of the meal were the lobster soufflé and the bacon butter, which essentially came with the bread basket. The staff was friendly, and the wine selection was excellent. However, the service needs improvement. We had three different bottles of wine, but our glasses were never refilled without having to call a waiter, which was difficult since we were seated in a booth. Overall, I do recommend Julie's, and I'm confident their service will improve over time.

Such a wonderful evening at Julie’s. Stepping up the game in the Notting Hill food scene.

Waited 10 minutes for the table we had booked and left

My favourite bar/eaterie in London has returned under new management and looking completely different. But probably still my favourite eaterie in London. A triumph! Congratulations to the new owner and team. I reluctantly recommend 'Julie's' as it will only make it more popular!

Lots to like, yummy small snacks , great mussels with Roquefort BUT very watery martinis - they need pack a punch as Dorothy Parker exclaimed

Cute place that just reopened after 2 years. Food was extremely pricey but it’s expected from the hype/fame it gets. It’s very tasty tho. Drinks are surprisingly not too expensive. Tables are so close together we literally know the couple next to us was on their first date because we can hear what they talk about. Outdoor seating seems nice but I can’t imagine the trouble that I have to go through to secure a table.

We visited for dinner on a Saturday evening. We received a warm welcome and I was impressed to see the kids being offered colouring books, which is a rarity at the types of restaurants we frequent. The venue has been nicely set up and we were seated in a booth on the ground floor (there is also a basement level as well as terrace seating). Myself and my wife ordered the spider crab toast, pea panisse, prawn carpaccio, beef tartare, asparagus, scallop tortellini, lobster soufflé, the onglet, and sides of carrots and fries. For dessert we tried the chocolate pave and the creme caramel. The kids were offered a tomato linguine and they also shared some of our food, finishing with ice cream for dessert. The food was generally solid, favourites were the crab toast, beef tartare and the scallop tortellini. Both desserts were winners as well. Service was charming and there seemed to be a lot of staff around which helped things to move along efficiently. The bill for our family of 4 came to £311, of which £72 was spent on drinks. Overall, I wouldn’t say the food was outstanding but it was quite enjoyable throughout and it’s a nice buzzy venue with good service. They get extra points for their fascinating back story, their desserts, kid friendliness and not cheap but not exorbitant pricing (definitely could be worse in this neighbourhood!), which pushes them to a 5 star overall rating.

We visited for dinner on a Saturday evening. We received a warm welcome and I was impressed to see the kids being offered colouring books, which is a rarity at the types of restaurants we frequent. The venue has been nicely set up and we were seated in a booth on the ground floor (there is also a basement level as well as terrace seating). Myself and my wife ordered the spider crab toast, pea panisse, prawn carpaccio, beef tartare, asparagus, scallop tortellini, lobster soufflé, the onglet, and sides of carrots and fries. For dessert we tried the chocolate pave and the creme caramel. The kids were offered a tomato linguine and they also shared some of our food, finishing with ice cream for dessert. The food was generally solid, favourites were the crab toast, beef tartare and the scallop tortellini. Both desserts were winners as well. Service was charming and there seemed to be a lot of staff around which helped things to move along efficiently. The bill for our family of 4 came to £311, of which £72 was spent on drinks. Overall, I wouldn’t say the food was outstanding but it was quite enjoyable throughout and it’s a nice buzzy venue with good service. They get extra points for their fascinating back story, their desserts, kid friendliness and not cheap but not exorbitant pricing (definitely could be worse in this neighbourhood!), which pushes them to a 5 star overall rating.

I was looking forward to my visit to Julie's, I had high expectations since its re-opening as a local round the corner. The tables were crammed together and there wasn't much space. There shouldn't have been a table where I was sat, as it was right next to the till and the staff had to squeeze past behind me when they wanted to move. For most of the evening the waiters were pushing past my shoulder and chair, at one point a chair was lifted over my head to get past. They were bickering between each other too around the till and we couldn't relax. The starters were good but when the mains arrived the plates couldn't even fit on the table. We had already asked to move a couple times as there were many free tables but were told that it wasn't possible and we didn't want to sit outside either (it was cold). The staff didn't seem to care about how we were doing until we asked to move for the 3rd time as they had to move candles, condiments and other items off the table just to get the mains on, which still didn't fit as our plate were half off the table. We got moved at that point. The food was good however, I enjoyed the big Ribeye steak with the marrow on the side, but when you don't have a good experience what's the point in going out. The restaurant looks good for brunch or drinks outside maybe in summer but I did not have a good experience dining in. They didn't seem too bothered either, waiters nor managers.

Best brunch in london. Attentive service, owner kindly greeted us, delicious food, cozy terrace with heaters and blankets, live piano on Sunday afternoon. Nice for a couple or group of 4-6 friends & family. Dog friendly Recommend the quail egg toast, cabbage, seafood tower (as a starter), & sausage. For drinks - pear pastis and bloody mary :)

Julie's has recently reopened, after closing down. This place is incredible... the food is absolutely superb. The chef that is there now is amazing... I was blown away by the quality of food. The new owner was gracious to come and introduce herself to the patrons. I understand she went to Julie's when she was younger so has taken this on as a passion project.. which is absolutely obvious in the quality of food and decor. It's a real credit to her and a love letter to the history that this institution holds. Only one slight area I would suggest needs work is the service.. it isn't bad.. it was just chaotic. It needs some fine tuning with a solid maitre'd. I will definitely be back.. have already told many contacts to go here! It's a true gem.

Had my 50th and 70th birthday here. Perfect. All my friends adore it. Great inside but especially out the front when perfect weather. Such a gorgeous position and to die for food. Really lovely little cocktail bar too. Please keep going forever!

Iconic, cosy restaurant in Notting Hill opening up to a delightful European-esque terrace square. Great reasonable French menu, wine list and service. Tara and team did a fantastic job re-inventing this classic spot.

Had a fantastic time at this restaurant. All the staff were very pleasant and the food was fantastic so congratulations and well done to Owen and the team. It’s the kind of restaurant you want to go back to on a regular basis which we will try to do we will certainly be telling all our friends about this restaurant.

Went on a Sunday lunch and I have to say one of the best restaurants I've been to in a while! The food was delicious, you have to try the pea panis and spider crab! The service was spot, thank you Darlene! and we had a lovely pianist playing in the background. Will definitely go again!

Amazing food- best I’ve had in London

Oysters were perfectly chilled and so fresh. Everyone in our party enjoyed their food. Staff were so attentive and friendly. We sat outside and luckily the weather was kind to us.

Amazing food beautiful renovation Julie’s is totally back and the place to be

Best dinner we’ve had in some time. Beautiful atmosphere, fabulous service and the food, just delectable cannot even describe. Don’t miss out on the “snacks” with your drinks.

Celebrating our parents' 53rd wedding anniversary was truly wonderful. From the moment we stepped through the doors, we were enveloped in a warm and inviting ambiance, where the soulful melodies of live piano music mingled with the tantalizing aromas of expertly crafted dishes, wetting our palates for the culinary journey ahead. The meticulous attention to detail was evident in every aspect, from head Chef Owen’s thoughtfully curated seasonal menu to the impeccable service provided by the highly attentive staff. Tara, Patria, Rachel, Daniel, and all the attentive team ensured that every moment was tailored to our needs, anticipating our desires before we even had a chance to voice them. Their vision and dedication has transformed this beloved, aging establishment into a modern culinary haven, breathing new life into its storied walls. Each dish was a masterpiece, meticulously crafted with the finest ingredients and a harmonious blend of traditional techniques and modern flair. We left with hearts full of gratitude and memories that will forever be etched in our minds, a testament to the passion, creativity, and unwavering commitment to excellence of Tara MacBain.

Beautiful restaurant with incredible service. Every staff member was so nice and welcoming. I had a snack of hispi cabbage and olives which I recommend, and loved the white wine the sommelier recommended. Do consider the terrace in the summer, if you can get a spot! Highly recommend getting a reservation on weekends.

Can't recommend this place enough. From the decor, friendly service, to the food - standouts are to butter (changes daily and for us was with leek and bacon - amazing), then the oysters, beef tartar (best I've had) and lobster souffle. Also very welcoming of my three year old! Gave her colouring pencils which she loved.

Amazing dining experience with excellent food and impeccable service. We will be back!!

Food was delicious. Loved the warm atmosphere and friendly service. Highly recommend.

Wonderful staff, wonderful food. A real gem. Can't wait to go back. ❤️

Food was good - cote used to be £95, now over £100. Service was slow, but attentive staff. And extra béarnaise was £4!

Atmosphere of this place is great they changed the decor but the service is slow because of being packed all the time food is mediocre but not to be looked over maybe you’ll have something you’ll like more than me. Conclusion it’s good enough for a family lunch.

Fantastic food, service, atmosphere. What a wonderful regular to have on our doorstep. Will be coming back…

Julie's has always held a special place in our hearts, so when it reopened its doors after a long time with a complete makeover, we knew it was the perfect spot to celebrate our civil wedding with our family. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel like part of their family, with their genuine warmth and hospitality. And the food was beyond exquisite. Each dish was a delight, bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. From the appetizers (such as the tartar and the fresh oysters) to the main courses (recommend in particular the sole and the shared beef), every bite was a delicious leaving us wanting more. Julie's will definitely become our go to neighbourhood place and congrats again to the fanastic reopening!

Everything about the new Julie's is impeccable down to the last detail. The food is fantastic, I loved the seafood tower at brunch, and the lobster soufflé at dinner, and the burnt orange cheese cake for dessert (both times!) The team at Julie's made my experience really special, everyone is super welcoming from the second you walk in. A highlight for me are the sommeliers, Roman and Chris, introducing me to some beautiful wines! I can't wait for my next visit!

Amazing food, fun, buzzy atmosphere and great service. Can't wait to come back! (Also I think the lobster soufflé changed my life)

l had one of the best meals of my life. an unforgettable experience: delicious food, warm atmosphere, great service! Chef Owen greeted us and was super welcoming.

Julie’s delivered- more than delivered- on every front. We had the most wonderful lunch, we felt so well taken care of by the staff. The atmosphere was joyous, with live piano, amazing interiors and a welcoming vibe and energy all round. The food was impeccable: a mixture of classics and interesting dishes I had never come across, with ingredients that were clearly in season and so carefully sourced. The home-made bread with the daily butter was heart-warmingly delicious. Obviously the lobster dishes etc are expensive, but there are some very reasonably priced dishes if coming in a budget- for example, the best steak tartare I’ve ever had. The drinks were great, I had bubbly and also a tomato martini which was divine. And OH MY GOD the desserts. We had a cherry tart which we paired with chocolate mousse, but also had some of my friend’s unreal cheesecake. Overall perfect experience, Will be returning soon and often.

With the warmer weather coming to London, do consider Julie’s for brunch during the day. The outdoor seating is ideally placed to provide quiet in the hustle and bustle of the City. If you’re dining with friends, do consider the seafood tower as you won’t find anything this good in the neighbourhood. The desserts are also sublime.

Love the new Julie’s, amazing food experience and cocktails! The pianist on weekend brunch adds great vibes!

This is a perfect spot for a long brunch or lunch with friends and family. The piazza is wonderfully secluded and safe for the kids to run around and play. The venue even has wooden toys and colouring in for the kids. The food and cocktails are to die for and so wonderful to sit in the sun while the children play amongst themselves.

Outstanding dining experience with a modern touch and vibrant atmosphere. Don't miss the must-try lobster soufflé!

Beautiful lunch on one of the most unique terraces in our part of West London. Julie’s really has been totally reinvigorated with amazing food and a beautiful atmosphere… the raw sea food bar is incredible and I highly recommend the seafood tower!

Alright, buckle up because Julie's in W11, London, is not just your average restaurant – it's a whole experience! Under new ownership, this place has transformed into a culinary paradise that'll have you coming back for more. Let's start with the food – French-inspired cuisine that'll make you feel like you've been transported straight to Paris. It's all about those rich, indulgent flavors that leave you wanting more. And here's a little secret: their raw bar is top-notch. I'm talking about the freshest seafood you've ever tasted, served up in style. Oysters, shrimp, you name it – they've got it, and it's all oh-so-delicious. Now, for my veggie friends out there, you're in luck because Julie's has got an amazing vegetarian menu too. I'm talking about dishes that'll make even the most die-hard meat lover drool with envy. It's all about fresh, seasonal ingredients prepared with love and care. But wait, there's more! The cocktails? Fantastic. The wine selection? Stellar. The outdoor space? A dream come true. And don't even get me started on the cozy downstairs area – it's like being wrapped in a warm hug. Oh, and did I mention the owners? They're the cherry on top of this already delicious cake. Always there with a smile, ready to make sure your experience is nothing short of amazing. So, whether you're in the mood for a fancy date night, a catch-up with friends, or just some good old-fashioned indulgence, Julie's is the place to be. Trust me, you won't be disappointed. It's like a little slice of culinary heaven right in the heart of London.

I was absolutely floored by my experience at Julie’s. It beyond exceeded my expectations. I got to the restaurant early, and a hostess warmly invited me to have a drink outside or at the bar while we waited. I had one of the best cocktails I’ve ever had: a beurre noisette (can’t recommend enough!). We were then sat at our table- the decor was chic and inviting, and the atmosphere was buzzing. We couldn’t decide so ended up getting a few things to share- the highlights for us were: - pea panisse (pictured) - crab “toast” (pictured) - lobster soufflé - steak with bone marrow - beef tartare - cucumber and nettle soups - rhubarb and almond tart The portions are generous and the food IMPECCABLE !!!! I cannot stop thinking about the lobster soufflé. The menu is original, the concept unique, the food incredible. Also the bread is freshly made every day! I’ve already made my next booking - Julie’s has become my must go to and it is adding new life to Notting hill !!!

I hosted a lovely dinner party at Julie's on Wednesday night. We were downstairs - it was a perfect mix of charm and history, and it was an absolute blast! It's opulent interior has a seductive fusion of sultry reds, alluring deep pinks and plush velvet. The food is equally impressive - the sole meunière and Lobster souffle were to die for! And the sommelier was an absolute legend! This place is pure magic and I can't wait to go back! Thank you to Chef Owen, Tara and the whole team for such an amazing night :)

I was so impressed by the service. The interiors are stunning and the menu and wine list are to die for. This reboot of a Holland Park establishment is a MUST visit for anyone who enjoys delicious French brasserie cuisine with a fun and cheerful ambiance! Don’t sleep on the cocktails which were some of the best I’ve tasted in a long time!

PHENOMENAL! The food, service and vibe are all absolutely amazing. I really loved the cucumber soup, steak tartare, and lobster souffle'. A wonderful place for a nice and fun dining experience, and the cocktail bar downstairs is fabulous. On brunch in the weekends there's even a wonderfully charming pianist who plays upbeat tunes, which creates a wonderful atmosphere. I highly recommend the seafood tower!

Quite possibly the only place you’ll ever need to go to in London, from now on until, well… forever, really. For brunch, for lunch, for dinner. For a date, catchup with friends, or a party night, Julie’s does it all. And with such style! Julie’s has been an absolute institution since the 1970s and was at the very top of London hotspots for decades, counting the likes of Mick Jagger, Princess Margaret and Princess Diana as regulars. Annie Lennox came by often, Kate Moss celebrated her 17th birthday at the restaurant, and Tina Turner danced on the table in a corner known affectionately as the “G-spot”. It remained a venerable neighbourhood favourite all the way through the decades, and now the amazing Cordon Bleu-trained new owner Tara has taken the helm together with an amazing team. She is reimagining the iconic restaurant while bringing back the effortless elegance of the original, and keeping the neighbourhood spirit at the same time. And the results speak for themselves. Absolutely every single detail is carefully thought out. The decor is gorgeous and the atmosphere incredible, and each and every dish and item of food, elegantly presented in French brasserie style, and created by an awesome team under the auspices of Chef patron Own and the well-known front of house manager Emma, is simply delicious. On weekends, there is even a live pianist playing all the best tunes from Elton John to Billy Joel. A place I’m sure to return to, again and again.

Congratulations on the new opening. We had a lovely lunch and could have indulged more but sadly had to go back to the office. Service was on point, food was delicious and had love the new open plan space.

Super attentive. Wonderful staff. Great food. Amazing place!