A popular Chelsea Bar and restaurant, with restaurant tables in the ground floor bar area and upstairs.
It can get very busy, so if you are making a trip it’s best to book.
European dishes well cooked, with friendly service.
Mid to high prices.

We'd been meaning to go to the Ebury Wine Bar for ages so when we were walking by one day last week the time was right!

It was a treat. The wine we chose was delicious and quite good value - I can't remember which one it was but I'd know it if I saw it on the menu again! The service was friendly and the whole place had a cheery feel.

The decor is traditional with just a hint of quirkiness. Check out the book titles and authors on the book spines painted on the walls - 'How to Keep Pet Turkeys, vol. 2' by Bernard Mathews is just one example that springs to mind!

We were there in the early evening and practically had the place to ourselves. But there were just enough others around to give the place its atmosphere. We'll try some of the food next time.

Highly recommended!

A nice gastro pub with good bar and brasserie downstairs in a large space full of light, with a slightly more formal restaurant on the 1st floor. In the area which is a bit short on places for drink and food this is a good place with affordable prices. Part of a larger group of upmarket pubs that owns a few around London. Well worth trying if uou are in the area.

what a great little find. just a stones throw away from the mighty Google's offices, and the touristy bustle of Victoria, lies a nice little converted pub with a quiet, welcoming ambience. little pretension, just good food and drink. the rabbit terrine appetizer was delicious, and the roast salmon main on roasted celeriac was very well executed. the house wine, a Chevanceau Blanc, was a well chosen accompaniment, and great value at just over three quid a glass. beat a path to this place.