Bluebird

"Other than the fact that you might run into the entire cast of Made In Chelsea here, this all-day restaurant on King’s Road is one of the best hangouts in the area. The space is huge, and their outdoor terrace is a great place to be when the sun is out. And you’ll find everything from french toast to a whole grilled lobster on their weekend brunch menu." - rianne shlebak

"If, between the years 2011-2015, you weren’t watching Made In Chelsea, then kudos. You are better people than we are. But if you were, you’ll know all about Bluebird. This King’s Road spot is a geotag come to life. It’s an all-day cafe where you can relax (but be extremely conscious of how you look in your front camera), and there’s also a bar and lounge attached. Jokes aside, it’s a huge space that makes some decent-ish brunch with classics like avo toast and eggs benedict, and is a great spot for big groups." - Rianne Shlebak, Jake Oliver, Heidi Lauth Beasley

"On the third floor of the Time Warner Center, there’s a big restaurant called Bluebird London. It isn’t quite as fancy as Masa or Per Se (which are in the same building), but most people here will be dressed like they just left a meeting, and the whole place looks like an upscale lounge from the 1960s. The original Bluebird is in London (hence the name), and they serve English-influenced food here, like pork terrine and a beef wellington for two. Generally speaking, it’s all pretty good - although it’s definitely a little pricey, and the service is kind of stiff. So you don’t need to run here, but the next time you need to eat in Midtown with someone who’s entertained the idea of acquiring property in the Hamptons, it’ll come in handy." - Bryan Kim

"The original Bluebird London, located in Chelsea, is a well-known staple for locals. It features a ground-floor cafe with an all-day menu, offering traditional English breakfast, beef Wellington, and gin cocktails. It is a social hub where people gather throughout the day." - Carla Vianna