The best restaurants serving Greek food in Kensington and Chelsea London

Avoid this place! Appalling. Asked two pints of the only draught beer they had. Supposedly Spanish beer Madri. I knew it's not Spanish but he's happy to state otherwise. Long wait. Almost 21£ for a disgusting beer. We couldn't drink it and wasn't really a pint. A total rip off. No prices apart from cocktails.

Being big fans of Greek food we were somewhat disappointed - food was OK and service nice ,but felt they were trying too hard to be a "smarter Greek restaurant " Wine was quite pricy to say the least. Sadly this did not bring happy memories of sunny greek tavernas

Easy late lunch venue 2 minute walk from V&A. Lots of choice and we went for the flatbreads with lamb kofta, salad and oh pickles followed by very good decaf coffee. Delicious. Polite, fast service. Quite noisy until piped music was turned off! Recommend.

Daphne's offers an overall enjoyable dining experience. The pastas stand out with great flavour and decent portion sizes, though the fish dishes fall short in comparison. The wine selection is impressive, and the elegant atmosphere adds to the dining experience, although the noise level can be a bit overwhelming due to the tightly packed tables and consistently full seating. Unfortunately, the service was not up to par—our waitress lacked attentiveness and warmth, with an attitude reminiscent of the distant, unengaged service often found in old Soviet-style establishments. On a brighter note, the desserts were outstanding—both the panna cotta and tiramisu come highly recommended.

Very rude man. I had a tea and wanted to seat , he said that table was reserved , then i sat the one behind that table. Later on a group of people came and asked it that table is reserved , he then said i have reserved it for you… He did it in front of me and i felt really bad.

Food was insane -so tasty. Atmosphere quiet but it was Sunday afternoon so expected. Loved the decor, the Chelsea feel all the attention to detail, will so be back 💙💙

First of all the food is lovely - if expensive for some dishes. The table booking was for two hours, however, as dishes come out when they are ready, we were done in 50 mins. Also as the Osso Bucco came out while we were still eating other dishes, we felt hurried to eat it before it went cold. In fact the whole experience felt rushed. This approach must work well for the kitchen/staff but a little forethought about timings would be better for the customer.

The food is good— flavorful, and nicely presented. However, the prices are too high for what’s offered. My friend and I enjoyed our starters, 2 mains and 2 side dishes with 2 bottles of water, no wine no desert, but paying £170 which is premium prices for what felt like 4-star food left me disappointed. Nothing extraordinary to justify the steep bill. Good for a splurge, but not the best value for money.

This is an excellent authentic Italian restaurant. Highly recommended - the food is really fresh and delicious. Every dish from starter to dessert is beautifully made and tastes great 👍.

Coffee as always was extra ordinary! I tried their famous Freddo Cappuccino (Cold Capuccino ) with the creamy froth ! Barista are happy and willing to assist you ! Cool place and a melting pot of locals and tourists !