Chelsea Brasserie in Hammersmith and Fulham

Went here for a breakfast, but I can't judge the food as we haven't received any. I give it a one star for the view of the Chelsea Harbour. The staff is absolutely overwhelmed, we have been waiting 20 minutes for a high chair, asking probably four times for it. One waiter told us he will bring a food menu, which never arrived, the other said we can go and grab some food ourselves. When asked what the prices are, we also never received any answer. Overall we waited around 40 minutes and just left...

Went there with a friend for afternoon tea. Booking was seamless. We went just before Christmas, so the afternoon tea was Christmas themed. We were seated by the glass windows overlooking the Quay-beautiful view. Staff were very polite and attentive, explaining all items served and enquired about allergies. We were also served bubbly/non-alcoholic option as we waited for the tea to be served. Loved the sandwiches. The restaurant boasts beautiful sea-themed decor which was calming. The toilets were beautiful. Overall a great experience.

Very fancy place but casual clothes are not frowned upon. Tried the squid. Just a tad rubbery but not greasy. The bread was wonderful! Soft on the inside and crunchy crust with delicious butter!The real stars were the fish and sides and then the most beautiful orange creme caramel. The strawberry went perfectly with this lovely custard.Beatrix was a sweet and delightful waitress.

Chelsea Riverside Brasserie - Luxury hotel dining room with a British menu, bright modern art and terrace views of the marina.

Lunch with a view, on the terrace (not sure about the fake grass surface?) In this very swish and beautifully polished brasserie and hotel. If you have to ask the price of things in life though please think twice and be prepared not to gasp loudly at the bill. Two starters, two sides and a bottle of white was £90, and the wine was £38 of that. . . That is a food rip off in anyone's book surely? Starters were divine and New Zealand Sauv Blanc was delicious.

An amazing experience, hosted a baby shower and had the afternoon high tea at the restaurant and the service was 5 star! they had set up out own table separated from the other diners and even had two other tables set up for gifts. The staff was so attentive and even gifted us a bottle of champagne. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a 5 start experience or very affordable price!

Sunday brunch at Chelsea Harbour Hotel is good value for money. Been there twice and each time thoroughly enjoyed my meal. There was plenty seafood available, variety of salads, roast lamb and beef. Good selection of desert. Staff were attentive and friendly.

We found it good value and yes busy. Can't see why people complain it is busy. But find an eating place in the area that isn't busy and there would be something really wrong with it! And choosing fish fingers.. is a gourmet meal expected? We will be going back.

I went to the Wyndham Grand for lunch and I can honestly say it was a completely forgettable experience. Except for the part when the waitress knocked a glass of Diet Coke over one of my fellow diners. And the part where they made a fuss because he didn't want to give a tip.I ordered the fish finger sandwich, which managed to be completely bland. It didn't taste of a thing. And it cost £12.

Good value for money, food looking healthy and tastes good, meal for £5, staff are excellent and very friendly.