London restaurants - Chelsea, Kensington

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Yashin Sushi

1A Argyll Road, London W8 7DB

Joe's

126 Draycott Avenue, London SW3 3AH

Cassis Bistro

232-236 Brompton Road, London SW3 2BB

This bistro venture from Marlon Abela, owner of Michelin starred Umu and the Greenhouse in London, is on the old site of the Oratory. David Escobar, formerly at French three-Michelin-starred restaurant Lameloise will head up the kitchen while front-of-house will be Jean-Marie Miorada who comes over from The Greenhouse.

Roussillon

16 St Barnabas Street, London SW1W 8PB

The Henry Root

9 Park Walk, West Brompton, London SW10 OAJ

Ilia

96 Draycott Avenue, London SW3 3AD

Eighty six

86 Fulham Road, London SW3 6HR

malltavernnew

71-73 Palace Gardens Terrace, London W8 4RU

Geales Chelsea Green

1 Cale Street, London SW3 3QT

Hotel and restaurant owner Mark Fuller of Sanctum Soho bought up the Notting Hill fish and chip restaurant in 2006 with the intention of restoring it to its former glory. That done, they've expanded the Geales brand and have bought up Tom Aiken's former chipper Tom's Place in Chelsea. Expect 'fresh fish, no frills and fabulous service'.

Tinello

87 Pimlico Road, London SW1W 8PH

This Italian has impeccable pedigree being bankrolled by none other than Giorgio Locatelli. The chaps behind it are Locatelli’s former Head Chef, turned Operations Director Federico Sali and his brother, Locanda Locatelli’s current award-winning sommelier Massimiliano.

Thali

166 Old Brompton Road, South Kensington, London SW5 0BA

Cambio De Tercio

163 Old Brompton Road, London SW5 0LJ

L'Art Du Fromage

1A Langton Street, London SW10 0JL

Eight over Eight

392 Kings Road, London SW3 5UZ

The Phene

9 Phene Street. London SW3 5NY

Gallery Mess

Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, London SW3 4SQ

The Saatchi gallery cafe is run by catering company Rhubarb who, having opened an outlet at Heathrow's Terminal 5 and taken over posh river fleet Silver Fleet have now turned their attention to public spaces. The large terrace here is a popular place to be on a sunny day.

Kensington Wine Rooms

127 - 129 Kensington Church Street, London W8 7LP

This wine bar, off-licence and restaurant has five, count them, Enomatic wine machines which apparently retail for around eight grand each, just so that Londoners can enjoy one of 40 wines by the glass. Beware the oh-too-handy credit card system which allows self-service! Apparently the food's not bad, either.

Sushino

312 - 314 King's Road, London SW3 5HU

Bizarre fusion restaurants have a habit of tanking in London (does anyone remember Shumi?) but the notion of a Japanese/Brazilian mix to the food and drink certainly has restaurant-goers intrigued if not completely beguiled. Worth checking out if only to say you've tried it, perhaps.

The Salisbury

21 Sherbrooke Road, Fulham, London SW6 7HX

This clean-cut restaurant/bar opened with a cut-throat attitude to pricing that's bound to win it plenty of punters, attracted by the idea of four small plates (or British tapas) for a tenner. Worth checking out particularly in summer for its dining room with retracting sunroof.

Bombay Brasserie

Courtfield Road, London SW7 4QH

A culinary landmark when it opened 25 years ago, the revamp of the Bombay Brasserie had won mixed reviews from critics and diners alike. Certainly the charm of the place remains undimmed, but the new OTT decor and gargantuan bills left a bad taste in the mouth. Better stick to the fantastic value of the restaurant's famed Sunday buffet.

Buddha Bar

145 Knightbridge, London, SW1X 7PA

The Botanist

7 Sloane Square, London SW1W 8EE

The Sands End

135 - 137 Stephendale Road, London SW6 2PR.

Foxtrot Oscar

79 Royal Hospital Road, LONDON, SW3 4HN

amaya

Halkin Arcade, Motcomb Street, London SW1X 8JT

Amaya offers gourmet Indian food, tapas style, with a full view of the kitchen from the dining room. The best place here is definitely to be as close to the open kitchen as you can. So if you're after a Michelin-level meal, but prefer small plate style rather than a formal tasting menu, then this is for you.