Brompton Quarter Cafe reviews
The food is really nice and fresh and the restaurant is bright and airy. It's certainly not cheap, but makes a nice treat in Knightsbridge. I definitely prefer it to both Harvey Nichols' restaurants and Harrods' food hall.
by BettyBoop21 (3 reviews), 15 Jun 2008
by BettyBoop21 (3 reviews), 15 Jun 2008
Had dinner there yesterday. Would recommend to all. Everything very fresh and just great-tasting. Fresh juices with a huge range of fruits to choose from. Not too expensive for Knightsbridge either.
by Guy Azouri, 02 Apr 2008
by Guy Azouri, 02 Apr 2008
Great ambience and love the chichi decor. Most importantly, the millefeuille was absolutely amazing (though I must say the pastry could've been crunchier... but then it was nearly 7pm and the millefeuille was amongst the very few morsels that there was left, so it's justified). A tad expensive but it's worthwhile. Will definitely visit again.
by goji (4 reviews), 03 Dec 2007
by goji (4 reviews), 03 Dec 2007
As someone who used to work at Brompton Quarter I can tell you as a fact that they don't microwave the lasagna. They make it in the kitchen, and then just before they serve it they put it in the oven.
On the whole, it's a really nice place. Many celebs go there too (I've already got quite a few Chelsea football players' autographs).
by norman, 08 May 2007
On the whole, it's a really nice place. Many celebs go there too (I've already got quite a few Chelsea football players' autographs).
by norman, 08 May 2007
Packed at the weekend, so you have to wait for a table, but there's a great buzz. Food not bad. Had the safe option of the lasagne - we could see them microwaving it in the open plan kitchen! Bit expensive for nothing special, but then this is Brompton Road. Go there for the atmosphere, not the food.
by flick007, 13 Feb 2007
by flick007, 13 Feb 2007
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