Tried the Chelsea Corner with some friends. Being Italian I am not a fun of meat and English cousin, but I was brave enough to try the Sunday Roast.. Well it was simply amazing! Perfectly cooked meat, the Yorkshire pudding was delicious, vegetables crunchy and the gravy was great.
I had the warm chocolate fudge with vanilla ice cream for dessert and it was an experience! Wow!
I will definitely be back! There are not many Italian restaurants in London I would recommend but this is top one in my list!! Well done!

Food was so delicious. Such friendly and attentive staff. They were so warm and welcoming. Great variety. We shared pasta with lobster and steak. Both were so yummy. Great cocktails as well!!

We were staying in Chelsea and booked this restaurant on virtue of its great reviews.
So pleased with our choice. We experienced a really relaxing evening. The quality of the food was excellent. My husband had the tuna steak which he found was perfectly cooked. A couple of us had the seafood linguini which was excellent.
The staff were very friendly and attentive. We also liked the complimentary Italian liquors after dinner, ones we hadn't tried before. If we are staying in Chelsea again we will certainly dine here again

Unfortunately, it was our last evening in London, or we would have returned again and again...
From the outside, it looked like another local pub, but the inside is a light-color beautiful and elegant restaurant.
The service is immaculate. The perfect combination of professionalism and warmth. Guests are treated like royalty and old friends at the same time.
Every need is met before expressed.
The food was excellent and the portions were just the right size and the tiramisu was to die for.
The price was another pleasant surprise - moderate and very good value.
We had a lovely evening. Thank you!

The Chelsea Corner is a sleek and subtle conversion of a pub at the corner of the Fulham Road and Gunther Grove. It’s a beautifully bright airy space whose relaxed yet elegant ambience is enhanced by comfy green beige chairs and walls painted white with flowers. The surroundings are almost a metaphor for the food here which is also simple, elegant yet also refined and accomplished. It’s also excellent value for money my daughter choosing a starter of parmigiana di melanzane, a sort of vegetarian version of moussaka with aubergines in a cheese and tomato sauce which only the Italians can do so well. This was followed by a generous fillet of salmon in a cream sauce with fresh vegetables. This all for £12.95. I chose as a starter fried calamari which complimented the parmigiana di melanzana well followed by calf’s liver with a butter and sage sauce atop the creamiest of mashed potatoes. My wife chose a roast chicken Sunday special. Service was prompt, polite and attentive throughout.