The Prince Bonaparte is a listed nineteenth century public house at 80 Chepstow Road in Notting Hill. Its Art Deco inspired interior combines an elegant restaurant with a lounge bar and comfortable booths, creating space for both a full meal and a relaxed drink. The pub sits within walking distance of Portobello Road and welcomes families, groups and dogs.
The modern British menu draws freely on international flavours. Starters include Japanese cured salmon with ginger and mirin, octopus glazed with chorizo, and pork dressed with ssamjang barbecue sauce, mango and ponzu. Grilled Manouri cheese is paired with rhubarb and orange blossom honey, while cucumber and seaweed salad offers a fresh plant based beginning.
Main courses range from grilled lamb leg with apricot harissa and freekeh to miso blackened cod with daikon, bok choy and shiitake broth. The chuck burger carries bacon and chorizo jam with smoked cheddar, and battered haddock arrives with crushed peas and nori seasoned chips. Picanha, sirloin tagliata and grilled chicken provide further choices from the grill.
Weekday lunch adds flatbreads filled with grilled sirloin or charred pumpkin, while sweetcorn fritters, smoked potatoes and grilled seasonal vegetables make useful sides. Beer, wine, cocktails and alcohol free drinks retain the traditional pub role of the bar. Sunday dining, private gatherings and sport screenings give the historic building several different rhythms across the week.
Address: 80 Chepstow Road, Notting Hill, London W2 5BE, United Kingdom
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