Royal Court Bar in Kensington and Chelsea

Oh dear! Can't comment on the quality of the food, as we ended up walking out. Went there on a Monday afternoon and no other customers at the time - which on reflection may have been a warning . Two staff chatting away to each other, completely ignoring us. Not even a "Sorry, will be with you in a minute". We may just as well been invisible.As said, no-one else in there, so not as though they didn't know we were there. We were stood all of six feet away and no acknowledgement whatsoever!

It’s a long time since I’ve eaten in this restaurant and I think Covid must be the reason for the very small vegetarian menu. Choice of cheeseburger (not real cheese) quorn chicken burger or fishfingers in a bun.What an impossible choice ... ... ... Very disappointing and expensive for what was on offer. The bar is better than many in theatres and the staff friendly but sadly won’t be using again.

Great place to eat before seeing a play at the royal court, the menu is limited but the food is excellent

This venue is great and the bar is way nicer than any other theatre bar so great to stay for a drink after the show.

Huge cavernous basement cafe with plenty of seating serving hot food as well as coffee & cakes.

The food and drink menu are small, but manageable. Everything I had the opportunity to taste was excellent. This, coupled with a spacious industrial bar/dining room and a very relaxed atmosphere, is more than many other bars have to offer. I was just about ready to move in!

We'll never go here again!Waited almost an hour for 2 burgers. We asked them to make the burgers again because those were cold. After 20 minutes still no burger in sights, as apologies they asked if we wanted something for free and we order some sweet potato fries. In the end nothing came to our table except the terrible drinks that we order (one beer that wasn't cold at all and a coke that wasn't even sparkling).We spoke with the manager and he wanted to give us back the money just for the food.I highly recommend to change the chef and put a professional staff because the one they have is terrible!

I arrived at 4pm to have a few drinks with a close friend whose relative has just died.I was told at 4:30pm that the table that we were on was reserved for 5:30pm. We do not mind that there are reservations but we would not have sat there when we arrived had we known it was reserved. We were forced to move to the dirty table next to it which they refused to clean.They could have changed the booking to the dirty table and cleaned it before 5:30, but said it was too much bother.I don't quite understand ... but won't come again. They would not offer an apology.The Colbert is a very good restaurant which has a bar - only next door. Would recommend that highly.

A great little spot in the basement of the multiple level venue, a bit pricey but theatres are as a rule. Enthusiastic staff all very bright an welcoming, I saw my daughter's play there 'Superhoe', parking is not good take the underground there if possible. Parking on Sloane street is a good idea after 18.30pm and is free on a SINGLE yellow line(very important you get this right). My daughter Nicole Lecky's play was a great success.

Who knew the Bar had so much space? The pilared room extends all the way under the pavement and road to another (unused) staircase leading down from the traffic island/central square. Prompt service, of our coffees at the bar, and plenty of seating. Will definitely use it again.