Maggie Jones’s is a traditional British restaurant at 6 Old Court Place, a small cul de sac between Kensington High Street and Kensington Church Street. A favourite with local diners for more than forty years, it is known for a cosy, rustic interior filled with baskets, dried flowers and intimate wooden booths.
The menu begins with enduring favourites such as onion soup, prawn cocktail, smoked salmon, Stilton salad and Maggie’s tart. Familiar ingredients and careful cooking set the tone, allowing the restaurant to feel comforting and generous while still providing enough variety for a leisurely lunch or dinner.
Main courses celebrate substantial British cooking through roast lamb with rosemary and garlic, steak and kidney pie, fish pie, calf’s liver with bacon and onion, and sirloin steak with chips. Guinea fowl, sole, sea bream and a vegetarian nut roast broaden the selection, with seasonal vegetables and mashed potatoes alongside.
Set menus offer a concise route through the kitchen, while apple crumble, burnt cream, bread and butter pudding, chocolate pot and Stilton cheese provide a suitably classic finish. Friendly service and the tucked away Kensington setting make Maggie Jones’s particularly well suited to relaxed celebrations and romantic meals.
Address: 6 Old Court Place, Kensington Church Street, London W8 4PL, United Kingdom