Guide to... British Restaurants on Barlby Road
Popular Nearby Streets & Areas: North Kensington (0.1km) Canal Way (0.18km)
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CORE by Clare Smyth
Notting Hill based brasserie serving Michel star quality food. Clare Smyth was for many years Gordon Ramsay's head...Read more
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The Ivy Kensington Brasserie
The Ivy Kensington Brasserie brings the familiar luxury of The Ivy on West Street to a relaxed yet sophisticated...Read more
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Balans Soho Society (Kensington)
We are Balans Soho Society and we live by the philosophy that too much of a good thing is a good thing, the best plan...Read more
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Sea Shell of Lisson Grove
Offers traditional British fish and chips and other fish dishes. Includes a take away menu and details on party...Read more
Coco Momo
Coco Momo is a true café bar and brasserie, open from 9am for breakfast and serving what several customers have told...Read more
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Garfunkels
Handy for the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and The Victoria & Albert Museum, this Garfunkel's is the...Read more
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Corrigan's Mayfair
Corrigan’s Mayfair is home to acclaimed celebrity Irish chef, Richard Corrigan. He opened Corrigan’s Mayfair in 2008....Read more
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