Chucs Westbourne Grove

We had a brilliant experience here for lunch today, we were very awkward with both a pram and a dog and the lovely staff were so accommodating. The food was perfect, the club Sandwich was the best one I've had, beautifully put together and we had a gluten free cacio e Pepe which was creamy and delicious. Wine choice was great and the cocktail I had (negroni) was perfect too 🙌👏 brilliant experience, can't wait to go back

Visited Chucs in Westbourne Grove last night with a friend for dinner and was overwhelmed by the stylish, elegant and pristine aesthetic touch of Chucs establishment. I recall the location formerly being Toms, a cute neighbourhood style cafe/restaurant and the substitute is a very polished and upmarket restaurant serving all day breakfast/lunch/dinner. It is breathtaking and if I'm dreaming, it takes me back to the Amalfitan riviera with slick pictures of sun/sea and beach locations of sunseekers in elegant locations. Chucs is special, with outdoor space a perfect place to relax in cool dizzy summer nights. As I entered Chucs, the bar area is cosy and inviting for a cocktail or two and the upstairs seating accommodating. Alessia, the Manager and her sister (who also works there) were exemplary in providing the best service and attentiveness to recommend some delectable dishes selected from the menu. The paccheri pasta was sublime with veal ragu and the choice of starters including the cicchetti of truffle arancini nestled on a creamy base, mouth watering and the best I've tasted. Keep room for the Lemon Posset desert which is the best I've sampled in decades. The food was 10/10, wines reasonably priced with an excellent house Rose and the entire evening faultless. I'll be back soon....

I had lunch here,earlier today (22/11/21). Nice food,if a little expensive. I'm hesitant to say that it's great value for money, but others may have their own opinion. I felt that the pricing didn't,in any way,reflect in the portion sizes. The chicken Cobb salad, at £19 was particularly poor value,given the underwhelming amount of its contents. Equally, the pumpkin soup, with Parmesan crisp, was a small portion, and the crisp itself was overly thick,not crisp at all,and represented inadequate value,especially for £10. It's easy to see that this establishment is geared towards the higher net worth crowd,and isn't,by any means,a place I'd feel like returning to often. Nice selection of wines and cocktails,also the dessert, a chocolate and gianduja tart,with salted caramel ice cream,was excellent, as was the accompanying Sauternes. All in all,reasonable quality food but at a higher price than I'll be wanting to pay again. Service was ok, and the staff are friendly. It's not a restaurant for everyone, but those who can afford to eat there often,are no doubt welcome.