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Really nice little restaurant on Westbourne Grove. Food was cooked well. Staffs were friendly and attentive. Service for us was a bit slow today but we enjoyed all the food and cocktails we ordered. Calamari and zucchini fries were great starter. Pasta was delicious and their club sandwich was beaut
Beautiful interior! The atmosphere was lovely and cosy, and everything was designed tastefully. The food was delicious as well. Andreas was incredibly kind and took great care of us. Good location as well.
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 delic
Went for my mother's birthday. I liked the atmosphere, had a vintage feel about it. The staff were incredibly helpful (if you're not Italian the menu can be a little confusing). Unfortunately they had finished quite a number of dishes that day but what we chose to get in the end was still amazing!
First restaurant meal in a post covid world. The dining experience was pleasant with attentive, welcoming, and friendly staff. Tables were spaced well apart so we felt comfortable and safe. The food was nice and very well presented. A bit expensive but overall an enjoyable experience.
Good Italian food. The ambiance here is very nice and the staff are pretty attentive. The food was good, although portions were a little on the small side - pretty sure a small pasta would be tiny as the large was not very big. But overall nice experience!
A touch of class in Notting Hill
Amazing food, not easy to find a proper "cacio e pepe" pasta like this one in London! Spotless service by the whole staff, every time we go there we feel at home, they are very friendly and helpful with suggestions about food and drinks. Thank you!
Really nice little place. Food was fantastic, everything tasted great, and portions were adequate. It is a little pricey, but i guess what can one expect from Westbourne Grove.
Worth a visit if you are wanting to try somewhere new.
Chucs Restaurant in Notting Hill is the sister concept to the 1950s swimwear and men’s 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 s
A decent Italian place with one significant highlight: it's got one of the nicest interior terraces in Notting Hill. Great for brunch.
A delightful welcome, attentiveness in the kitchen, mix of options for all tastes, sweet la Dolce Vita photos from another time... A more imaginative by the glass wine list, than many places.
Would be lovely to visit during warmer days as they have a delightful garden Terasse in the back.
Bravo.
Very nice service, Andres and Zsara make a good job, food was absolutely fantastic, nice atmosphere, we will back a soon as we can
Thanks Chuc
Fast and friendly service. Excellent truffle pizza and great wine selection.
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,g
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 upma
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