Outlaw's at The Capital in Kensington and Chelsea

Why have a tea menu with fancy descriptions of Tregothnan tea if you're going to bring out a pot of Twinnings Earl Gray?Cakes weren't the freshest.Sandwiches had clearly been made earlier and stacked for hours, they had smashed together into a single rainbow block of bread and fillings.

The food was delicious. The staff were nice, but it was a bit noisy and there was an incident, resulting in a staff member shouting in Italian. That being said I would go back again.

Our experience here was… interesting. The halibut tasted like a Chinese Supermarket, and the lamb — like plastic… The waiters were very nice and chill, but they don’t even receive the service fee (included into the bill) most of the time. :/ So, on top of way-below-mediocre food with no taste whatsoever, the restaurant/hotel is also treating their lovely staff unfairly!After we made this £50 mistake, we walked 3 minutes to Al Arez and got two wraps for £11.50 — now that was a flavorful dinner!!

Lovely setting, attentive ,but not too much, staff. Good value for money afternoon tea with very tasty treats.

Beautiful tea room we've come across by chance.We didn't book so we were glad to find a place to enjoy the afternoon tea in London on the 1st of January.We loved the entire experience.The service was friendly and attentive, the sandwiches and cakes were delicious they have a variety of teas and there is also a champagne alternative. We loved the ambience; it was relaxing and comfortable.Thank you so much for a great afternoon. I will definitely be returning.

Lovely afternoon tea here. Room was cosy and felt as if we were sitting in an old English country house. As the setting is very intimate (fitting only 4 tables), the atmosphere could have been improved with some relaxing background music as it was a little awkward without this. Fantastic teas - great quality and selection. Asif and the team were very welcoming. Will definitely be visiting again when I am back in London. Thank you!

Fine dining attempted expensive and price tag but the food doesn’t live up to it. We attended on a Friday night and there was only one other table there. The food was generally finished well, but the desserts were pretty poor and didn’t match up to the expectations for this kind of price. I can’t see this place lasting for too long with so much competition and better priced food elsewhere

Had high expectations for this restaurant considering the reviews. It is a small restaurant. The decor is classic and elegant. The service is good but too formal for the type of restaurant. The food is average. There is no doubt that the restaurant uses fresh ingredients but the taste is bland and the combination of flavours does not match. I was disappointed and could not comprehend the Michelin star.

🍽 Amazing experience, although maybe slightly behind the Port Isaac restaurant. The dining room itself is more refined and the food is still of an exceptionally high standard, but I can't help feeling the Port Isaac restaurant still takes 1st place. Either way a lovely experience, and having a menu signed by Nathan Outlaw to take home is a nice little keepsake from the evening.

We had the market tasting menu, off peak price of £60. For 5 courses and a flight of wines, which were either exceptional or an exciting new experience for the palate, £60 was brilliant value. The dishes were thoughtfully created and skillfully put together, with the polenta coated hake with roasted cauliflower and jalapeño sauce standing out for me as a perfectly balanced plate of food.The atmosphere was fine; I find it quite hard to relax in formal settings, but the waiting staff made up for it with their welcoming and engaging attitude. All in all, a wonderful experience that I'd highly recommend.