Portobello Ristorante in Kensington and Chelsea

Food wasn't as good as it used to be and over prices. But the staff was lovely

It was OK. Service is fast, food is OK. There were not stand with fresh seafood like before. Staff is little bit rude. In summer outside on the terrace we enjoyed staying there much more than inside in winter.

Appalling dishonest service from miserable staff. Upon request to rightfully remove a £10 service charge, an additional 'forgotten fee' for what should have been a complimentary slice of pathetic birthday tiramisu was added onto the revised total which was not on the initial bill; as if to deceitfully make up for that small £10 loss... embarrassing. Very sneaky. Food also not worth the price, save your money and eat elsewhere.

We arrived at the restaurant around 4pm after being welcome we were ready to order ,the chef came over saying you couldn't have pasta, and after being speechless doing us a kind of favor he agreed.we order a buscheta and it was like a stone at that point we decide to leave unfortunately the manager was very kind and nice since the beginning to apologize and try to save the situation but unfortunately that chef should work in the dining room and learn more about hospitality

Great little hidden gem just off the main road of nothing hill, went in for a quick brunch in this Italian restaurant, ordered the pizza with burrata and sautéed aubergine, literally cooked to perfection bar and sauce and also a goats cheese and beetroot with salad nice little dish to share with the pizza. Loved the decor heaters on the inside to keep you warm and lovely staff that do care how the meal is.

Friendly staff and a relaxing rustic atmosphere. Authentic food and coffee; I greatly enjoyed my linguini di mare, which clearly was made with fresh ingredients and prepared skilfully. All the delicious flavours from the sea without the pungency, rounded off by the light spiciness, fresh herbs, and garlic. Buonissimo!

Decent Italian restaurant.Swift and friendly service.Prices are bit on the upper side but portions are generous.Food is tasty.We were though disappointed by the "catch of the day" since most fishes in the display were far from fresh.

Good but pricey. Nice space just off the tourist chaos of NHG. They have a covered terrace and nice indoor space. Food is very good with lots of seafood and Italian specialities on offer. Although the food quality wasn't quite up to the standard I was expecting, considering the price.You're looking at around £12 for a starter, and between £20-30 for a main. Wines start at £30, going up to around £800 a bottle for some of their 'super tuscans'. Staff are very good, but just a touch on the rushing you side of things. I would definitely go again and explore more of the menu when it is time for a treat or a birthday.

Very elegant venue just next to Notting Hill. Service was friendly and quite fast too. However pasta was below average (taste wise). Paccheri were tasteless, spaghetti allo scoglio over salty, ravioli were not cooked properly, only the risotto was fine. Pizza with mushrooms can be commented just looking at the picture. Decent desserts.Update: the other couple got stomach pain all night. One star.

A great choice for proper dining in Notting Hill area. Staff speak in Italian accent that gives the resto an authentic feels. Ensure to make a prior booking before coming down as it gets crowded at night and I've seen some people being turned away as there's not enough seating. Service is fast, staff are friendly and polite. Food and wine are fantastic!