Muriel's Kitchen - South Kensington in Kensington and Chelsea

Best eggs Benedict I have ever had hands down! I replaced the smoked salmon with bacon - highly recommend!

My partner and I had a brilliant meal here. The atmosphere is fabulous and the food is definitely very high quality. We were well looked after by Paulina. She was an amazing, friendly and very polite host. Always with a smile on her face. I would highly recommend this place as one of the best restaurant in Kensington

The decor was very beautiful and the service was quick and cordial. The food wasn’t that tasty which was a bit disappointing since the bakery in the entrance looks really good. We ordered the mushroom with poached egg and it was decent, but the egg in a basket was lacking flavor like the pie we had for dessert.

I do not normally give only 3 stars but I was really disappointed with the food. I ordered banana pancakes and they were super basic and dry with a bit of chopped banana on the top. My friend ordered an English breakfast and his portion was like extra small for a man... also the tables are too small and is a bit tricky to squeeze in.The decoration is beautiful tho.

Food was nice, but unfortunately the waiter was less subtle with his appraising glances than he thought. Understandably, not everybody in London dresses like they live in Chelsea, but my money was good, and the businessmen to the left having their breakfast were much more pleasant and polite.Says a lot when the customers are more welcoming than one of your staff.

A pleasant restaurant for a quick lunch. Me and my family enjoyed the friendly service and the good food here.

I visited the National gallery this afternoon, (where the catering is now bizarrely outsourced to Muriel's Kitchen). I was considering tea & cake. I’ve honestly never seen such an overpriced flapjack - it’s vegan, lots of oats, some sugar, a vegan spread of some kind, and a few nuts and dried fruits. Not sure how they arrive at a price of £6 for this. It’s a shame - the National gallery shouldn’t be a place to rip off tourists and locals. I felt like saying “Who sets your prices? The Queen! But that’s too harsh on HM.

It took a while to get attention of the waiting staff for a table, despite there being a few tables available. Service was friendly however incredibly slow.The food was ok, however slightly on the bland side and presentation could have been improved. I had the Buddha bowl where a dressing would have made the dish a little more flavoursome.Probably best kept as a nice spot for coffee, and the pastries (although we did not try them) did look good.

Enjoyed a lovely lunch here with two girlfriends before a visit to the V&A.Our choices were crispy aubergine in brioche, mushrooms on toast, omelette- all delicious.And we were treated to a taster plate of cake cubes to finish...a lovely treat.Definitely recommend a visit

Nice little place and very good food but also quite expensive, at least to us Northerners (I prefer Sheffield prices!). It was £14 for Eggs Royale plus another £4 for a tiny lukewarm Latte. The Eggs Royale was really yummy and the eggs were done to perfection although I would've liked more hollandaise sauce, definitely more than the tiny pot that they provided. The staff were cheerful and helpful (which is a nice change for London) and I would recommend checking it out if you're in the area.