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Ottolenghi Chelsea
London, Chelsea - Middle Eastern - Café & Deli
Textured walls and a striking terrazzo floor add something a bit different to the Chelsea branch of Yotam Ottolenghi’s café/deli group, but there’s no mistaking the familiar white counters, the overflowing displays of cakes and pastries or the bowls of colourful salads and other Middle Eastern-inspired creations. Breakfast and an all-day lunch offer might bring anything from Dutch pancakes or scrambled harissa tofu with sweet potato crisps to roast chicken with ral el hanout, sumac and chilli. A fascinating drinks list includes Coalition beer and natural wines as well as raw, unpasteurised libations from the London Fermentary. Walk-ins only; not open for dinner.
VENUE DETAILS
261 Pavilion Road
Chelsea
SW1X 0BP
020 3824 2818
OTHER INFORMATION
Wheelchair access, Family friendly
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