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"As soon as I looked through the window I fell in love. So much food colour in a small but bright space ! Everything that we tried was amazing and you just want more! I now understand why they don't serve wine there, otherwise we would stay all day, and there's only one big shared table for. everyone that wants to try their recipies! notes. it's small inside, only one shared table. perfect for a grab&go! anyway, it's worth the queu!"
Phone: +442077271121
Address: 63 Ledbury Road, W11 2AD, City of London,Westminster, United Kingdom
City: City of London,Westminster
Website: http://www.ottolenghi.co.uk/
Dishes: 32
Amenities: 24
Categories: 5
Reviews: 7217
Some would say I come here far to often but I don't feel guilty about that at all because I love everything about ottolenghi. Walking in you are greeted by the display of the freshest salads (you see them coming from the kitchen, topping up the stands so you know it's fresh , mains and incredible deserts. You tell the staff how you want your box filled (mine tends so overflow and with which dishes (all of them if you're having it to go, or if willing to wait for one of the few seats at the 1 table downstairs order as you would in a normal restaurant. The light airy space adds to the healthy, fresh atmosphere, reflected in the delicious food. My favourites have to be the chilli broccoli and the roasted harrisa aubergine or and for main either the salmon or tuna (it's all so good!! it's hard but try to save room for something sweet because they're spectacular
During our trip to the UK, instead of looking on user generated sites like Yelp or Zomato like I usually do, I found myself looking on my iPhone map to see what kind of places there were around the area we were visiting. We wanted to check out the Portobello Markets (tube stop Notting Hill Gate) and while searching up directions on how to walk there from station, my eyes caught on the orange icon that read Ottolenghi. I knew I had heard that name before. After a few moments of thoughtful backtracking and Googling, I realised that Ottolenghi was one half of the creators behind Nopi. I've been wanting his cookbook for ages since I saw it's beautiful hardback cover at the bookshop and when I saw that it was en route to the markets I got so ecstatic, I knew we had to stop by for a meal.
delicious cake, baked and coffee! this place is quite small so they may have difficulty finding a place to eat. but our big group was there early and the staff were so helpful and friendly and could put us. we've been thinking about taking along, but it was much more beautiful to eat. the Macadamia cheesecake was aaaaamazzzzzzinggggg! the croissant was soft, but crispy and huge outside, yes! the zimtpretzel was soft and tasty and it was more of a donut texture.
After reading about it in the Australian financial review and talking to my colleague who came here during her vacation in london, I made a note to visit this place when we visit london. after a power yoga session we took over to come here to an early lunch. we were greeted by a festively decorated salad and cake. there was hardly any area except a community table. that did not dampen our enthusiasm. it was expensive for salads, but this is london!
As soon as I looked through the window I fell in love. So much food colour in a small but bright space ! Everything that we tried was amazing and you just want more! I now understand why they don't serve wine there, otherwise we would stay all day, and there's only one big shared table for. everyone that wants to try their recipies! notes. it's small inside, only one shared table. perfect for a grab&go! anyway, it's worth the queu!
