Guidebook for Greater London
Food Scene
A small and modern dining room serving roast chicken on wooden boards. Then there are seven homemade sauces, simple sides and pretty salads made with superfoods such as quinoa.
7 locals recommend
Cocotte Notting Hill
95 Westbourne GroveA small and modern dining room serving roast chicken on wooden boards. Then there are seven homemade sauces, simple sides and pretty salads made with superfoods such as quinoa.
One of London’s oldest Caribbean restaurants offers a self-proclaimed ‘couture’ version of island cuisine in a smart, colourful dining room whose walls bring the food to life via murals of tropical waterfalls and pristine white beaches.
Cottons Notting Hill
157-159 Notting Hill GateOne of London’s oldest Caribbean restaurants offers a self-proclaimed ‘couture’ version of island cuisine in a smart, colourful dining room whose walls bring the food to life via murals of tropical waterfalls and pristine white beaches.
The Eagle brings this example bang-up to date with a bright, bold look, a properly fun atmosphere, good-quality British dishes with a Bavarian twist.
282 locals recommend
The Eagle
15 Clifton RdThe Eagle brings this example bang-up to date with a bright, bold look, a properly fun atmosphere, good-quality British dishes with a Bavarian twist.
Drinks & Nightlife
Negozio Classica is a cosy wine bar showcasing Tuscan Avignonesi wines by the glass. There’s also a careful selection of other Italian wines, many of them organic or biodynamic.
34 locals recommend
Negozio Classica London
283 Westbourne GroveNegozio Classica is a cosy wine bar showcasing Tuscan Avignonesi wines by the glass. There’s also a careful selection of other Italian wines, many of them organic or biodynamic.
There surely can’t be a more jolly place to drink in Notting Hill: colourful wooden wall-slats and furniture fill the upstairs bar, and down in the party-time basement there’s good reggae, very friendly staff and rum, rum and more rum.
92 locals recommend
Rum Kitchen Notting Hill
There surely can’t be a more jolly place to drink in Notting Hill: colourful wooden wall-slats and furniture fill the upstairs bar, and down in the party-time basement there’s good reggae, very friendly staff and rum, rum and more rum.