Zefi

Absolutely amazing food every time. No disappointment. Today I had the lamb shank which was truly delicious! The taste brought me back home during Easter! Loved it! Staff and service was great too!

I was recommended Zefis by jaks staff Overall great experience for me Music was great Atmosphere was great People and staff was great just like next door jaks bar but sadly was upset that each time I wanted to record how great it was I had a guy telling me to not put him on camera for privacy reasons when I was only recording the crowd which I understand as some Saudi royalty was there and other high profile individuals like myself was there but majority mixed crowd would come here again Thank you for having me

The pasta and chicken parmigiana were average and can be improved. The baked potatoes were terrible. Overall good service and atmosphere but don’t expect delicious food.

Zefi was an overall average experience. The food was mediocre, service was professional and atmosphere was peaceful.

Decent food made with fresh ingredients, the desserts are also very good. I would recommend the seafood pasta, I would also recommend the carrot cake and the strawberry cheese cake. The waitress with glasses that works here is very attentive and friendly. Thanks to her for her great service.

I tried their margarita pizza along with appetizers, it was very delicious.

Very big portions, tasty food. Prices are pretty high but quality is good. There was just one pretty unusual thing that the waitress brings menu, food and bill but they take orders at the bar.

Great place, a variety of food options and all very tasty. We came for the second time and would definitely come back again. Simone and Jonhy were very kind and friendly. We also appreciated that the chef was flexible and able to adapt to a special request we had for our little boy. Five star customer service!

bad vibes. bad crowd. bad beer. i dont advise women to visit either unless they improve their crowd. 0/10

The review is for the cafe sitting across the bar of the same name. The cafe is a touch less flashy than the bar. Yet it sits in a very nice road, in a very cosy space made of a long counter where to look and pick your food, followed by a space with coaches and comfy seats and then an outdoor garden with seats. Very cosy and comfy. Music is on point. Staff is plenty to help you out and food is good. We have been two times already and second was to get a coffee and carrot cake. Guys, the carrot cake is delish. Heavy slice, at least an inch of icing on top making every spoon a perfect mix of cake and smoothness. The best. For real. The good/bad news is that there are more great looking cakes and pastries in this shop than just this one. And the food we got last time was nice too. Really good spot if in the area for sure.

Wow,wow, wow, great coffee late , and they have different kind of cake such as banana cake , coconut cake and carrot cake ,staff are helpful and friendly , the place is nice to have ur coffee

This place is flying WAY under radar but I stumbled in one early afternoon after fleeing the madness that is Harrods. Located on a small, blissfully quiet street (not sure if it's technically Chelsea or Knightsbridge but regardless, Kensington, aka bring loads of cash), the sight of an inviting couch just inside and a tastefully decorated room called out to me. I only meant to stay for one drink, but the staff was so friendly that I ordered the first of many mimosas and a "tricolore" salad (tomato, mozzarella and avocado). The salad was great-fresh and tons of cherry tomatoes- and the mimosas were delicious. Refreshed, I was ready to face the world again but then one of the bartenders (very, very good-looking) asked if I was going to stay for "the tennis." I had almost forgotten. Murray fever had swept the UK and Andy Murray was set to battle it out with Roger Federer during the Wimbledon Finals later that afternoon. I followed him to the back as he wheeled out a giant flat screen TV, and joined the gathering crowd of mostly Murray fans. Eight, very emotional hours later, and after indulging in countless alcoholic beverages, plus about 5 cups of tea and a giant slice of tiramisu, I staggered out into the fading evening light. Yes, I do love tennis. But having been lucky enough to watch Serena kill it live on Centre Court earlier that week, and feeling significantly less invested in Federer v. Murray, I don't think I would have stayed if the atmosphere at Zefi had been any less wonderful. Despite the tensions (at least four very vocal Federer fans in the packed house despite most people rooting for the obvious hometown favorite), and despite the champagne and drinks that never stopped flowing, everyone was super polite, and the vibe remained relaxed and fun. Maybe it's because it was just tennis? Would be interesting to see if the vibe would have changed if we were watching the Eurocup final instead. Either way, it was a very civilized and beautiful way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Definitely recommend. P.S. The people... overwhelmingly female, with an emphasis on modelesque European: skinny jeans, expensive accessories, and made for tv blow-outs. The staff: gorgeous across the board. It will probably not make a difference in the service or in your overall experience, but word to the wise...do yourself a favor, come correct and leave the frumpy at home. You're welcome.

Fantastic. Quiche, fresh juice, lasagna, gnocchi, chocolate pudding all looked amazing. I could have stayed all day sampling each of the dishes. The only thing keeping me in check was the price. The garden in back is nice and on a sunny fall day like today, gave us a perfect atmosphere for enjoying a noon brunch.

Good Pizza, good salads but dessert is not so great. Service, ambiance and location are very good. Young hip people, nice people watching.

The first thing I noticed was the nice atmosphere at Zefi. The interior is chic and everyone there is well dressed. However, I found the food to be a bit on the average side. I had some dry spinach and ricotta cannelloni that wasn't even warm enough to serve. Plus, I was still hungry afterwards. Slightly disappointing, as I have heard great things about Zefi. I'm told you go there for the experience, but the experience isn't necessarily gonna satisfy your taste buds.

Zefi and Jak's are both kind of bars that if you go once you can't hanging out there. Some football players from Chelsea hang out there. I was lucky to be there once I was at Jak's after his last game. Good food Good booz Lovely atmosphere

The place is one of the worst cafe I ever been too . The food sucks. Drinks over rated.

Zefi is the same as Jak's; they just relocated next door. Zefi serves freshly-made, pre-prepared cold salad classics such as salmon, grilled chicken with vegetable and pasta sides. The food is of a general high quality but it is not cheap. The salmon and 2 vegetable sides will run 15 GBP. But if you're looking for a healthy option in an expensive neighborhood, it's not a bad option. Baity Kitchen across the street is also very good.

Argumentative staff, poorly prepared food and then they have the cheek to include service. Deeply unimpressed.

The venue is ok, i've only been for drinks, never for food but i dont find the atmosphere that exciting. The drinks arent amazing nor are they bad, just average. I think other bars on the same street are more fun.