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Down in Chelsea, a former pub has been stylishly converted into this chic restaurant, which from the moment of its opening attracted a loyal following of the local smart set. Today a bright, bustling brasserie, with an open kitchen in back, it's the dream come true for Tom Aikens, who is assisted by his twin brother, Rob. Stop in for breakfast if you crave brioche French toast with caramelized apples, cinnamon ice cream, and maple syrup.
Or else make a luncheon rendezvous to tuck in Tom's seductive fish and chips. If you want something really special for dinner, opt for the 7-hour confit shoulder of lamb with onions and balsamic vinegar, served for two.
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User Reviews for Tom's Kitchen
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Terrible terrible service
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Some of the worst service we have had of 8 years dining out in London. Don't waste your money at Tom's kitchen. Food just okay, nothing special.
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- posted on 11.24.12
- by 49Mary
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Great food, great atmosphere
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Was taken here back in March by my work colleagues. After checking out Tom's website I was very much looking forward to visiting this restaurant. I was not disappointed. It was...
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- posted on 11.21.12
- by Discreet_Diner84
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Nice meal at Tom's Kitchen
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Had dinner there last night. Very nice/easy atmosphere. Service was swift and spotless. The menu was very interesting, and they had also good specials. We decided to go for shared courses....
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- posted on 11.16.12
- by Lanantaise
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Contact:
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- tel: 020/7349-0202
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Address:
- 27 Cale St
- 27 Cale St., SW3
- London SW3 3QP
Neighborhood:
Kensington & Earl's CourtPayments:
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Hours:
- Mon-Fri 7-10am and noon-3pm; Sat 10am-3pm; Sun 11am-3pm; daily 6pm-midnight
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