Mezzah Lounge - Kensington and Chelsea

The place is fancy and cosy. service was fine. The food is not fresh at all it was so oily and the chicken livers was smiley. My recommendation to have a cup of coffee or tea there but not a main course.

My husband and I had lunch at this restaurant on Saturday. Unfortunately, there was only one main course option that was gluten-free on the menu, which caused some concern among the staff when I mentioned my dietary restriction. I ended up having the sea bass, which was not what I had in mind, especially since it was overcooked and came with dry rice and a few cherry tomatoes. The price of £28 seemed a bit steep for the dish. The mezze starters were delicious but also pricey. Overall, the lunch was enjoyable in a beautiful setting. We were fortunate that it wasn't too crowded, so the atmosphere was relaxed and pleasant. The staff were friendly and tried their best to accommodate my gluten-free needs, although it seemed like it wasn't something they were used to dealing with. Just a heads up, the drink selection is limited with only one red and one white wine, beer, and nothing else.

London has a plethora of unique cuisines to choose from, but if you find yourself at Harrods feeling hungry after shopping, I highly recommend this restaurant. The Middle Eastern food served here is exceptionally well-prepared, just like you would find in the Middle East.

A wonderful cafe for afternoon tea/coffe with delicious cakes. An atmosphere of historical well presented traditions – managed with a silent considerate and polite service.

I have been a loyal customer of Mezzah Lounge for years, always enjoying their delicious chapati and flavorful Karak tea. However, when I visited yesterday, I was disappointed to find out that these items were no longer on the menu. Can anyone explain why they were taken off?