The Locals Chelsea is a casual modern British restaurant with a focus on seasonally-inspired dishes.

The Locals Chelsea is a laid-back restaurant located in London's SW1W district. It offers a relaxed atmosphere and a simple yet delicious menu that focuses on fresh, seasonal ingredients. The restaurant is a great spot for a casual meal with friends or a leisurely brunch on the weekend.

At The Locals Chelsea, you can enjoy a variety of brunch options that cater to all tastes. From classic dishes like avocado toast and eggs Benedict to more adventurous choices like shakshuka or a breakfast burrito, there is something for everyone. The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable, making it a popular choice for locals and visitors alike.

The restaurant is conveniently located on Gatliff Road, making it easily accessible from nearby attractions and shopping areas. If you're coming by public transport, the nearest railway station is A2, which is just a short walk away. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty brunch or a relaxing dinner, The Locals Chelsea is a great option for those looking for a casual dining experience in the heart of London.

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Brunch is served Monday-Friday from 9am-4pm and Saturday-Sunday from 10am-4pm.

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A2 8 Gatliff Road, London, SW1W 8QN
Overall rating
4.6
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    4 weeks ago
    Such a hidden gem in Chelsea! I went in the afternoon and the atmosphere was so calm and peaceful, the kind of place that gives cosy cafe energy without the noise or rush. Even though it’s a super cute and aesthetic, it honestly felt like a little haven for introverts or anyone who just wants to enjoy their food in peace. The greenery and rustic interior made it feel even more relaxing. Now let’s talk food… The matcha pancakes were everything! 😍 Fluffy, light and topped with fresh berries and edible flowers, it was 11/10. I also loved that they weren’t overly sweet, just the right balance of flavour. The breakfast plate was good too, just needed a bit more seasoning, it’s still very filling and nicely presented. The service was great too, welcoming, friendly, and quick. Also love that they offer halal options, which made the whole experience even better! 👏🏼
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    2 months ago
    Popped into this cute brunch spot in Chelsea and was pleasantly surprised! We ordered the lemonade, chicken sandwich with fries, and buttermilk pancakes – and honestly, it hit all the right notes. The lemonade was super refreshing – not too sweet, with a nice citrusy tang that felt homemade rather than overly sugary. A perfect start. The chicken sandwich was the star of the show. Tasty, juicy, and full of flavor, with just the right amount of seasoning. The sourdough bread was toasted but held together well, and it came with a little kick from the sauce, which I loved. The fries on the side were golden, crunchy, and piping hot – basically everything you want in good fries. We finished off with the buttermilk pancakes, and they were fluffy, buttery, and served with just the right amount of syrup. Not too heavy, but still indulgent – ideal for a weekend treat. Service was nice, and the vibe was relaxed but stylish, with just the right amount of buzz for a late morning brunch. Definitely one of those places you’d want to come back to – whether you’re catching up with friends or just treating yourself.
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    2 months ago
    A beautiful, spacious cafe within walking distance from Victoria station. Despite its proximity to the station, it is in a residential area, so it’s quiet and ideal for remote working. There is also an outdoor area for when the weather is good. I went there for brunch and had the sweet potato pancake with a poached egg, avocado and extra salmon.