Mikel Coffee in Kensington and Chelsea

Went to this place with my friend and we both loved it! The food was good. We got to sit downstairs and the atmosphere was incredible! It made my friend and I feel like we were in 1990’s.

delicious spinach pie and salads. Will definitely be back

Beautiful and eclectic high end restaurant in Chelsea. We found this place by chance on Good Friday for breakfast because everywhere was closed. What an amazing place! Great full breakfast and beautiful dining area with lots of antiques. They have a pizza oven, so stopped by for pizza that night. 10/10 recommend stopping by for a bite!

Delicious food! The garden is nice, you'll get the sun during the day but not in the evening. Service was reasonably fast and attentive. It was quiet when we arrived (6:30pm) but busy when we left (9:30pm) We went for - leek bread with the Spicy Tiropita dip. This was one of my favourites, the bread itself was flavourful and I could eat a lot of it. The dip seemed the most interesting to us, we made sure to get every drop. It was delicious. - Sea Bass carpaccio. This was great, nice and light with a good citrus/vinegar kick. - Courgette Cakes. Had a surprisingly meaty feel and flavour. A nice bite. - Feta Tempura. Great! A lot of feta. We couldn't taste the capers much. - Braised Ossobuco and orzo. This was delicious and the meat incredibly tender. But honestly a huge portion. We would have preferred a smaller plate for a cheaper price haha. It was quite a lot of food!

We visited this restaurant expecting a nice meal, but unfortunately it fell short. The portion size was shockingly small — definitely not worth the high price. We shared one main dish, which lacked flavor, and had two beers. The total came to £50, which felt excessive given the quality and quantity of the food. Definitely not good value for money. Wouldn’t recommend unless the pricing and portions improve significantly.