Beasts in the brunch department, you won't be disappointed in a midday trundle to Balans Soho Society Kensington as this fresh restaurant churns out internationally inspired plates and one hell of a brunch. 

Relaxed and quirky, this gorgeous hotel restaurant just a short walk from the Royal Albert Hall boasts a stunning selection of eats from simple chicken noodle soup to chargrilled wagyu steak. Head over to see why The Milestone makes our list of the best restaurants in Kensington and Chelsea.

A contemporary British eatery celebrating hearty dishes and elegant refinement, Scoff and Banter is a must-visit in London. It offers a fresh aesthetic, alongside a menu of everything from classic brunches to afternoon tea and, of course, the traditional Sunday roast. 

Ease yourself into neighbourhood bar Percy's, to hunker down in intimate booths or on a cosy sofa. You can grab a bite or two of the Kensington restaurant's British tapas plates, including honey mustard sausages and Cornish cod bites. Don't forget to try the hidden door to secret bar Casamigos too.

The Duke of Clarence is a classic British boozer with a difference. You can enjoy everything from a casual brunch and small sharing plates to lavish steaks, with all cuts sourced from an award-winning family butcher. Wash your premium pub grub down with a glass (or three) of wine from their extensive list.

For a mighty fine roast with lashings of gravy in Kensington, look no further than modern pub The Britannia. Proudly sitting on the site of the old brewery, the pub is steeped in history and has provided its guests with the very best service since 1834. Expect comfy leather armchairs, a cosy bar and a contemporary dining area.

Fronting the brand's usual signature interiors of mirrored accents, monochrome detailing and cool cowhide, Gaucho Sloane Avenue is all kinds of cool. Aside from its looks, this Kensington restaurant delivers in the food department too, with juicy Argentinian steaks set to be washed down with cocktails.

While best-known for its sumptuous brunches, Megan's is also the ideal place for all-day dining with a Mediterranean twist. Expect a gorgeous setting of trees and hanging lamps to accompany your delish meal at this restaurant in Kensington High Street.

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Looking for somewhere to eat after checking out London's iconic museums? Then head on over to ASK Italian for a load of scrumptious eats. Expect dishes such as mushroom and truffle calzone, pollo prosciutto and beef brisket pappardelle alongside all kinds of tasty tipples.

If you're craving a premium, succulent piece of meat, then Steak and Company Gloucester Road is your best bet. Head along to the Kensington restaurant to tuck into speciality cuts, from chocolate-fed fillet to Irish Angus tomahawk, accompanied by a range of tasty sides and cocktails.

One of the best South Kensington restaurants, The Other Kitchen is offering relaxed brekkies, brunches and sharing plates across a slick but colourful setting. Munch your way through eggs many ways, short rib sliders and lamb kebabs.

On the hunt for the best seafood restaurants in South Kensington? Head on over to Wright Brothers, which boasts intimate interiors alongside a delicious menu of sustainable fare. Think oysters, crab and small plates, not to mention lobster with fries and garlic butter.

Found smack bang in the centre of South Kensington, but away from prying eyes, London Secret Garden is a serene dining destination. Snap up one of its adorable domes to enjoy everything from banging brunch bites to afternoon tea and delightful dinners.

A cafe, bar and restaurant all bundled up into one, EVE is a gorgeous Kensington haunt with menus inspired by the vibrant flavours of the Mediterranean. Go for the lamb shawarma wrap and stay for the epic soundtrack of their weekly Friday night bash.

From its stunning terrace to the gorgeous interiors of the dining room, Chucs Cafe in Kensington is utterly chic and swoon-worthy. Head over for Italian dishes like cuttlefish and borlotti bean ragu, pizzas, and ribeye steak; perfect for a spot of indulgence.

Jacuzzi is home to some outrageous interiors, from glittering chandeliers and glowing staircases to a retractable roof. On the menu? A whole load of indulgent Italian food, including lobster risotto, juicy steaks and melt-in-the mouth burrata.