Showcasing the finest Gordon Ramsay dishes, Bread Street Kitchen & Bar is an iconic all-day dining restaurant bringing a unique New York loft atmosphere to Battersea Power Station’s Turbine Hall.

Renowed for it's electric atmosphere, the restaurant bar is a destination in its own right, where you can enjoy some of Gordon Ramsay's signature dishes and his world-famous Beef Wellington experience.

The Sunday A-La-Carte Menu offers a traditional roast with a choice of Dry-aged Rare Breed Roast Beef or a Roast Cornfed Chicken 'Ramsay Roast', served from 12pm.

Bread Street Kitchen Battersea is close to Battersea Park, alongisde the River Thames and is within close proximity to Battersea Power Station and Battersea Park train stations. 

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Sunday Lunch is served from 12pm.

  • Dog Friendly
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
1st Floor, Battersea Power Station, Turbine Hall A, London, SW11 8DD
Overall rating
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    a week ago
    We had a wonderful time! The maitre d’ Anya was lovely and charming. Our waitress Joanna was super bubbly and attentive. The food was delicious and my porterhouse steak was 10/10! The icing on the cake was seeing Gordon Ramsey dining was with his family. The perfect endorsement. We will definitely be back.
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    3 months ago
    The service was excellent and the ambience was lively and inviting. The cocktails were top-notch, and I opted for the seasonal menu, which was a great deal. The truffle umami wings were a standout: flavorful and perfectly cooked. Unfortunately, the minute steak was a letdown. Despite being told it would be served pink, it arrived fully cooked, chewy, and tough. Even at a lower price point, there are better steak and chips options in London. Desserts were decent and satisfying. All in all, despite a few misses, we left happy and would return.
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    4 months ago
    I passed by this place while touring London and decided to take a chance, all though it seemed on the expensive side. It was a little bit packed so some 30 minute waiting time was required, this was fine. The restaurant itself is very nicely decorated and has a good atmosphere. The service was also mostly fine too. On the food side we ordered their 3 course menu and I think the food was largely above average but I was not wowed at all, and certainly not for the price (too expensive). I had gone just the day before to another restaurant where I paid 1/3 of the price for much better food and experience (Maxwells Bar and Grill if you want to know). For this above average but not great food experience I am deducting one star.