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226 Westbourne Grove, London W11 2RH, UK
Grove, South East England W11 2RH
020 7243 9136

Amazing place, absolutely loved the food and the service was faultless. Honestly get your sexy arses down to this place people. Worth the visit.

Chucs Restaurant in Notting Hill is the sister concept to the 1950s swimwear and mens fashion label of the same name, founded by Charles Finch. There are four locations in London serving up classic Italian cuisine. Chucs says each location offers an exquisite setting to dine. The Westbourne Grove spot sure radiated a classy, sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere. The interior was filled with sleek red tables with metallic trim, stone fabrics and leather booths. There were photographs (we believe of Italy) on the walls, and table lamps on every table. The staff were attentive, fab with recommendations, and patient when we still needed time to decide.We were tempted by the word cocktail when the menus were put down (of which there were a handful to choose from) but we couldnt turn down a glass of wine at a traditional Italian establishment. The waiter recommended a Pinot (8) which was beautifully crisp, not overly dry. It went well with everything we ordered.There are eight starters on the current menu. They all looked delicious, from the Frito Misto & Zucchini to the Burrata with Rocket & Cherry Tomatoes (both 13). We stuck with the bread basket of fresh white, granary & crisp bread served with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, as well as the olives, walnuts, cheese and honey to save space (2 per cover added to the bill). This is definitely the way to start an Italian feast even if youre having starters too! We loved the walnut board, and the granary bread had a delicious flavour.With six homemade pasta dishes, six Chucs classics and six Secondi choices, this is where the decisions became harder. There were some fantastic sounding options including the Saffron Risotto with Goats Cheese (19), Fresh Spaghetti with Truffle (28), Pizza Bianca with Smoked Salmon & Rocket (19.50) and Harrisa Lamb with Grilled Courgette (26). They even offered gluten free versions and there were a number of vegetarian options.We tried the Grilled Fillet Of Seabass with Sicilian Caponata (21). The Seabass was tender and flaky, with a fantastic crispy skin and delicate flavour. The caponata was soft, mild in flavour as not to overpower the Seabass, but tasty in its own right.We also opted for the Chicken Milanese (21), an Italian classic. The chicken was thin, with a light breadcrumb and Parmesan coating. Finished with a little squeeze of zesty lemon, it was super tasty.The Hand Cut Chips and Grilled Courgette (both 7), finished our mains. The chips were chunky, reminding us of chip shop style, yet not greasy. The Grilled Courgette was served in thick ribbons, in a little pile, lightly grilled with an almost smokier flavour. Both were great choices for the Seabass and chicken Milanese.There are just four desserts, including dark chocolate ice cream, affogato, tiramisu and creme brle. There was just one way to finish such a fantastic meal for uswith an Affogato (6). The espresso was rich and smooth, and the ice cream super creamy, with a potent vanilla flavour. A great way to finish a lovely evening.Chucs Restaurant in Notting Hill is a beautiful, relaxed yet sophisticated spot for Italian dining. The food was fantastic (and there really is something for everyone), the wine was the perfect accompaniment, and the service was just what you want from a place like this.

Authentic Italian ambience. Try the pasta dishes - plates of La Dolce Comida.

Excellent food! Staff very friendly , thoroughly recommend.

I love this restaurant. The staff is always really nice and professional. The venue itself is amazing, it's like we're on a boat with photos of the Italian and French Riviera in the 60s. The food is really nice too with fresh products. Highly recommended

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Restaurant at 226 Westbourne Grove, London W11 2RH, UK. Here you will find detailed information about Chucs Westbourne Grove: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

  • Monday
    11:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Tuesday
    11:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Wednesday
    11:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Thursday
    11:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Friday
    11:30 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Saturday
    10:00 AM – 10:30 PM
  • Sunday
    10:00 AM – 10:30 PM

Rating

5
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5
Based on 5 reviews

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Address:
226 Westbourne Grove, London W11 2RH, UK.
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Grove
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  • Dean Porter
    Added 16.01.2019
    Amazing place, absolutely loved the food and the service was faultless. Honestly get your sexy arses down to this place people. Worth the visit.
  • East London Girl
    Added 09.12.2018
    Chucs Restaurant in Notting Hill is the sister concept to the 1950s swimwear and mens fashion label of the same name, founded by Charles Finch. There are four locations in London serving up classic Italian cuisine. Chucs says each location offers an exquisite setting to dine. The Westbourne Grove spot sure radiated a classy, sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere. The interior was filled with sleek red tables with metallic trim, stone fabrics and leather booths. There were photographs (we believe of Italy) on the walls, and table lamps on every table. The staff were attentive, fab with recommendations, and patient when we still needed time to decide.We were tempted by the word cocktail when the menus were put down (of which there were a handful to choose from) but we couldnt turn down a glass of wine at a traditional Italian establishment. The waiter recommended a Pinot (8) which was beautifully crisp, not overly dry. It went well with everything we ordered.There are eight starters on the current menu. They all looked delicious, from the Frito Misto & Zucchini to the Burrata with Rocket & Cherry Tomatoes (both 13). We stuck with the bread basket of fresh white, granary & crisp bread served with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, as well as the olives, walnuts, cheese and honey to save space (2 per cover added to the bill). This is definitely the way to start an Italian feast even if youre having starters too! We loved the walnut board, and the granary bread had a delicious flavour.With six homemade pasta dishes, six Chucs classics and six Secondi choices, this is where the decisions became harder. There were some fantastic sounding options including the Saffron Risotto with Goats Cheese (19), Fresh Spaghetti with Truffle (28), Pizza Bianca with Smoked Salmon & Rocket (19.50) and Harrisa Lamb with Grilled Courgette (26). They even offered gluten free versions and there were a number of vegetarian options.We tried the Grilled Fillet Of Seabass with Sicilian Caponata (21). The Seabass was tender and flaky, with a fantastic crispy skin and delicate flavour. The caponata was soft, mild in flavour as not to overpower the Seabass, but tasty in its own right.We also opted for the Chicken Milanese (21), an Italian classic. The chicken was thin, with a light breadcrumb and Parmesan coating. Finished with a little squeeze of zesty lemon, it was super tasty.The Hand Cut Chips and Grilled Courgette (both 7), finished our mains. The chips were chunky, reminding us of chip shop style, yet not greasy. The Grilled Courgette was served in thick ribbons, in a little pile, lightly grilled with an almost smokier flavour. Both were great choices for the Seabass and chicken Milanese.There are just four desserts, including dark chocolate ice cream, affogato, tiramisu and creme brle. There was just one way to finish such a fantastic meal for uswith an Affogato (6). The espresso was rich and smooth, and the ice cream super creamy, with a potent vanilla flavour. A great way to finish a lovely evening.Chucs Restaurant in Notting Hill is a beautiful, relaxed yet sophisticated spot for Italian dining. The food was fantastic (and there really is something for everyone), the wine was the perfect accompaniment, and the service was just what you want from a place like this.
  • Pádraig Lynch
    Added 09.12.2018
    Authentic Italian ambience. Try the pasta dishes - plates of La Dolce Comida.
  • Andrea PJ Fraser
    Added 21.08.2018
    Excellent food! Staff very friendly , thoroughly recommend.
  • Hynde Hamdani
    Added 12.06.2018
    I love this restaurant. The staff is always really nice and professional. The venue itself is amazing, it's like we're on a boat with photos of the Italian and French Riviera in the 60s. The food is really nice too with fresh products. Highly recommended
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