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1. Core by Clare Smyth
$$$$ | Notting Hill |Currently the only British female chef with three Michelin stars, Clare Smyth fuses her classical French culinary training with a devotion to quality British produce. Must-try plates include her to-die-for signature dish of a baked potato delicately filled with dulse beurre blanc, herring, and trout roe. Watch the kitchen at work through a floor-to-ceiling glass partition as they conjure up their magic.
92 Kensington Park Rd., London, Greater London, W11 2PN, England020-3937–5086Known For
- Brilliant vegetable and fish dishes elevated to the highest levels
- Relaxed, smart, casual dining experience
- Three-course à la carte or seven-course tasting menus
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. -
2. Six Portland Road
$$$ | Notting Hill |The ultimate neighborhood restaurant in west London's wealthy Holland Park section draws diners with its brilliant-but-understated French and Mediterranean classics, relaxed service, and interesting, mainly French wines. Treat yourself to bouillabaisse Provençale or ox cheek bourguignon with button mushrooms and pearl onions. With only 36 seats and a teeny bar, this is an intimate affair, which is highlighted by the white paper tablecloths and bentwood chairs. Service is friendly but not overly familiar, while wines are grower, boutique, or biodynamic. Traditional roasts served on Sundays.
6 Portland Rd., London, Greater London, W11 4LA, England020-7229–3130Known For
- Good value three-course set menu running Monday to Saturday
- Unpretentious but pitch-perfect service
- Winning boutique wine list
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3. The Ledbury
$$$$ | Notting Hill |Acclaimed Aussie chef Brett Graham and his team are known for modern European cuisine at its finest, and the sheer inventiveness and quality of the food on offer make for a very special night out. This relaxed, intimate restaurant now serves a range of six- and eight-course tasting menus with seasonal produce very much dictating what ends up on the menu, although classic Graham game staples, such as Berkshire muntjac, often make an appearance. Advance booking is essential.
127 Ledbury Rd., London, Greater London, W11 2AQ, England0207-7792–9090Known For
- Creative vegetable dishes like white asparagus soup with lemon, grapes, and ricotta
- Charcuterie that comes from Graham's very own pig farm
- Signature brown sugar tart with stem ginger ice cream for dessert
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon., Reservations essential -
4. Lowry & Baker
$ | Notting Hill |Located on the northern stretch of Portobello Road, this quintessential neighborhood café specializes in delicious coffee, cakes, breakfast, and brunch, all served up on classic English crockery. Grab one of the window seats and watch Notting Hill wander by.
339 Portobello Rd., London, Greater London, W10 5SA, England020-8960–8534Known For
- Chill, welcoming vibe
- Great vegan and gluten-free options
- Build-your-own breakfasts and brunches
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Rate Includes: No dinner -
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