Lo Spuntino in Kensington and Chelsea

La pizza anche se non originale non era male. Servizio decento. Il dessert buono ma pensante. Prezzo buono

Nos detuvimos para el desayuno, que era menos de la mitad del precio de nuestro hotel cercano. Entramos con una silla de ruedas y encontramos al personal muy servicial y respetuoso. La comida también era bastante buena y mirando la selección de ensaladas, quiches, etc. nos hizo desear poder volver para el almuerzo.Si desea un cambio de las mismas cadenas de café antiguas, este lugar merece su encargo.

Nos encanta, y regular durante años. Está al lado de Queensway, por una de las entradas de Hyde Park en Notting Hill / Bayswater Road. Gran lugar para tomar un café y pastelería y entrar en el parque o sentarse afuera del Café en su terraza. Pareja muy amable propio. Cafés apoyo local independiente.

Prima Engels ontbijtje gegeten. Compleet met verrukkelijke champignons, worstjes, bonen, een heerlijk gepocheerd eitje. Kortom top voor weinig...

French tourist I taken today a almond croissant for 2 pounds !!!! Really not fresh like made since 3 days or more. Never i come back

Despite a good amount of friend we were on that day, the food wasn't nice, the selection of meat was full of fat and had a funny taste. And definitely they need a refurbishment very soon to look less old fashion deco.

Excellent cafe right next to Queensway station, food is homemade and tea was wonderful! Locally owned, not a chain cafe.

La comida era buena, era genial, el personal dejaba algo que desear... estábamos con un grupo de seis y fuimos a desayunar tres de nuestros 5 días en Londres. Así que, como he dicho comida y café expreso y vale la pena. Y el precio es el justo. Sin embargo, el personal es menos agradable. Mi esposa y yo sacaban a después de haberlo pedido ir, y parar a hablar con unos amigos que estaban sentados a comer.

Yo estaba a mi perro por la carretera pasando esta cafetería y una mujer sentada fuera con otros dos perros me detuvo a saludar a mi perro y I. Uno de los camareros pasaban rushig con un recipiente de agua para los perros, que pensé que estaba incluido como 27 * . Me preguntó groseramente si quería algo y le dije que no sólo estoy hablando de esta señora. Dijo que si no están comprando por favor deje. De hecho físicamente con desgana lejos de la mesa. Hizo que entré bien lejos de su cafetería. Sinceramente, no sé qué decir. Nunca en mi vida he estado con desgana, deje que solo han dicho que dejar porque estaba fuera hablar con alguien que me impidió. No son acogedores, especialmente si tienes perros - no me molestaría ir aquí por las críticas que he leído, la comida es terrible. Lo que un lugar horrible.

Didn't feel very welcoming, but had a very good Americano and a reasonably priced BLT. English bacon still takes some getting used to.

We stopped here for lunch on our way to Kensington Palace, it's only steps from the park. Great homemade soups and quiches and great service

/desayuno, almuerzo lugar bien situado justo al lado de Bayswater. El café, bien para el desayuno (pero no pedir huevos escalfados, eran terriblemente recocido) y asientos al aire libre es una bendición. El bastante camarero gruñón proporcionaron cierta atmosphere angst así como risas. Vale la pena dejar a iniciar su día antes de dirigirse hacia la ciudad.

good value and choice. felt very comfortable here as a woman eating alone, busy area and felt safe walking to and from cafe.

Good selection of food a drink in a great location. Particularly good for tea/coffee in the morning. It's also open throughout the day with a range of meals, although, I can't comment on these as I have never been there for one, they certainly look delicious!

To be honest we chose to go in to get out of the rain - but very glad we did! Great selection of food - from jacket potatoes to Spanish tapas - cooked fresh to order in this spotlessly clean cafe/restaurant which seems to be family run. Service was quick and friendly and food was delicious.Great value, nice cosy atmosphere and unpretentious food. A great find!

Lugar muito bom para sentar e tomar um cafe da manha ...............................................................................................

Spuntino is very reminiscent of a lower-east-side New York speakeasy. Again – this is a place that an Aussie entrepreneur would think they could do easily but would end up not really pulling it off to great effect – we would end up getting the ‘Australian Lite’ version. We spotted the joint easily most nights as it has a queue snaking out the door, but as we were lads of leisure we could jump in just before Londoners pack up work for the day.Lower East Side SpeakeasyInside the unmarked entrance we found a dimly lit zinc-topped bar that is all about cocktails and small sharing plates – think 1920s Italian-American deli offerings and sliders.The service was spot on, especially from our super-attentive mixologist who came over to our table and give us the rundown of the prohibition-style cocktails that were on offer. We asked him to keep mixing his favourites for us until we told him to stop.A potent New York Sour and expertly made gin Martini get things flowing, served with a little metal bucket of butter and paprika popcorn. He then followed that up with a cocktail I had never head of but tasted fantastic – Seelbach. Again, I have to ask when are Aussies going to wise up to prices in Oz when every single cocktail in one of London’s best bars never came to over $8.50. Less than a bottle of craft beer in any restaurant and bar Down Under.We were told to dive into the stuffed fried olives, which were encasing gooey cheese. Perfect cocktail snacks and one that I had never had before but could see working at places like Bar Ampere in Melbourne’s CBD. The barman warned us that the kitchen was only on their second day as they had only been open a few days previous. We thought they could pull it off so continued through the menu.There are, of course, sliders, those mini-burgers that are de rigueur in New York bars. Our group shared a few consisting of pulled pork and pickled apple, a ground beef and bone marrow and a lamb and pickled cucumber slider. All were on song with my favourite consisting of the tasty marrow.We had a freaky vegetarian (The Bunting) who insisted on ordering the roast cauliflower, chermoula and smoked almonds. Not being one to get involved in greens when fresh meat is on offer, I can only say that this didn’t get me in the mood and I left it for The Bunting to finish on her own. But I did get the impression that if you were into that sort of thing it was able to make you happy.The mozzarella, coppa and basil crostini was a decent sized serving with melted cheese offering up a comforting hit.Spuntino is very of-the-minute, a space where you have to crowd around the bar as we bagged the only table in the joint. A great place to meet friends and eat and drink the night away…. Queues permitting.--------------------------------------

When my friend said we were going to have lunch in rupert street I thought she was jocking. The entrance is black and only a little spuntino written with charcoal to let u know tat this is the place. Secret, really small, but food was really good, tapas with an Italian touch, fair selection and 3 of us actually shared all the plates. I would write what we had but we practically had the whole menu.Definitely for a really alternative dining experience.

Ate there last night, it is a small place where you eat around a large bar. Thankfully we arrived early, as there are no bookings & by the time we left, there was a long queue. Food was great, small plates & all delicious. This place is very trendy and popular, in my experience often when you get this combination, the service is disappointing. Not this place, all of the staff are young & hip but great customer service, very friendly. Highly recommended but get there early.