May 2010

    

   

KENSINGTON SQUARE KITCHEN OPEN FOR DINNER ONCE MORE

KSK is pleased to announce that we are open again for dinner over the summer months. The mercury is rising, the sun is lingering over Kensington Square, and we welcome you all to come join us for dinner, cocktails and more. Open for dinner MON-FRI evenings as well as our usual day time hours. Delicious fresh produce means a daily changing menu and we have a hand-picked wine list with a delightful collision of old and new world styles to tempt you. Call now to book or just come on by.

January 2009

    KENSINGTON SQUARE KITCHEN IN Hg2'S TOP PICKS EAT LONDON GUIDE

Increasingly seen as the insiders' definitive city guide companion, Hg2's latest addendum to its pocket-sized passports to urban hedonism is the Eat London guide. With top industry judges including Tom Aikens, Giles Coren, Richard Corrigan, Angela Hartnett and Fay Maschler, Kensington Square Kitchen was very pleased to be honoured with its inclusion in the guide. Check the Hg2 site at http://www.hg2.com to order your copy.

 

January 2009

NOW OPEN ON SUNDAYS 9:30AM - 4PM

 

7th February 2008

News story in the Daily Mail - NO QUEUE JUMPING FOR FREDDIE

As the son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, Lord Freddie WIndsor is used to getting red carpet treatment. So it was something of a novelty when he was turned away with his actress girlfriend Sophie Winkleman from a busy Kensington restaurant. Freddie, 28, who works as a financial analyst, and 27 year old Sophie went for a late lunch at the Kensington Square Kitchen last weekend, but - als - there was no room in the ten table restaurant.

"The waitress is an American student and didn't recognize them", owner Sara Adams, 29, tells me. "My husband, who was eating with some friends, saw them some in and was about to give up his table - only they left before he had time.

"We would love to have them back. They must have popped down from Kensington Palace, but it was Saturday and we get packed with a groovy young crowd."

 

29th January 2008

Review in the London Lite

My new man wanted me to take him shopping so he could benefit from my style guidance. But despite trekking the length and bredth of Kensington High Street we turned up nothing. Instead we ended up grumpy, cold and hungry. The only way to save this, I thought, was with cake and coffee, so I took him to a place I'd read about that had opened recently, Kensington Square Kitchen (9 Kensington Square, Kensington). Small and quaint with little painted booths, the place was very welcoming and it felt romantic to sit and look out the window as gusts of wind blew leaves around the square. We ordered cappuccinos in huge mugs, chocolate cornflake cakes and absolutely delicious raspberry and chocolate muffins. Our tastebuds tantalised, we went on to choose the best chocolate brownies I've ever tried. Moist, rich and with plenty of cocoa they were incredibly moreish. We paid our bill (£14) and headed back into the elements much happier than when we went in.

 

25th December 2007

Restaurant Review in The Resident magazine

Locals will no doubt want to keep this cute little newcomer to themselves, not least because its diminutive size means it fills up really quickly. More...