Patron Restaurant - Kentish Town

Really gorgeous French restaurant in Kentish. The atmosphere feels relaxed chic and tables are spaced nicely. Service attentive and friendly. Drinks Wine selection is good, cocktails very good (we had aperol spritz & the sour epicé, a Mezcal sour, which I thoroughly recommended. Food Between four we shared the deep fried dauphinois (divine), baked st. Michelin, and then shared the sides with our mains of green beans in garlic, braised red cabbage & two frites portions (one with aoli, one with garlic butter). All the mains were divine, the duck was cooked to perfection and the mushroom ragout was incredibly flavoured. The steak was also excellent and served to our liking. While portions are on the smaller side - and it would be nice that the meals came with a sauce as quite dry otherwise - they do not skimp on the desserts. You'll be hard pressed to find as comforting a rhubarb crumble as you will here, & the creme brulée had a satisfying snap & excellent flavour. For a filling and delicious taste of France, you really can't go wrong here.

I cannot remember the last time I was this impressed with a restaurant. The food was incredibly delicious and well presented, the atmosphere was tasteful - elegant without trying too hard, and the service was immaculate - staff truly anticipated my needs, had a great flow, and gave the right amount of attention. I thoroughly recommend dining here and I myself hope to return soon.

This is such a cute place in Kentish Town with great French food. We started with a few cocktails that were really refreshing before having a feast. To start, we had the st-marcellin cheese & beef tartare. The was followed by the cote de boef, with vegetables and chips! To finish we had a glass of rose and the chocolate mousse, which is a must try! The food was amazing and the staff were great, very at tentative to our needs. It sis all very reasonably priced too so I can’t wait to go back!

Short walk from Kentish town tub station. Some seating in the street. Another reviewer mentioned the dull lighting was romantic. For mine it was hard to read the menu because it was so dark. Had to use my mobile phone light. Had a couple of excellent cocktails and entree of cheese and steak tartare - Both delicious. Mains of duck (slightly dry), rainbow trout (excellent)and a glass of white wine. £105 for 2. For the price the service could have been more attentive.

What an incredible meal. If I had eaten this in the restaurant I would be impressed but to have this quality of food at home is something special. The steak tartare was fantastic but the star of the show was the duck confit. The meat fell off the bone and the flavour was wonderful. I can’t wait to go to the restaurant when we are allowed.