Petersham Nurseries Café

I love this place! the perfect place to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon in the afternoon! I really enjoyed that dogs were greeted (and almost encouraged). we have the lemon poppy cake and the chocolate cake as well as a pot of the peter sham mix. next time I'm in london, I'll stop definitiw.

I love this place. great setting. eating is expensive, but in the regular rich in taste and taste. make a fantastic lunch or dinner date, good place for children to lunch. I have the dinner club in the past as well as lunch at several places, but always in the summer. I'm sure it's also breathtaking in winter!

When the Great Fire of London of broke out the one thing the great diarist Samuel Pepys wanted to save was his Parmesan cheese. Parmesan is, of course, an anglicisation of Parmigiano Reggiano P.D.O. (though they didn’t have the protected P.D.O status in Pepys’ day), the wonderful cheese that is the root of Italian cooking.

Overall we had a relaxed and happy afternoon at Petersham Nurseries. We observed that the concept of the business seems to be working very well. The setting, creation of atmosphere, presentation and flavours are sincere and create a destination. The service is friendly and attentive. It was also charming to see the staff wearing colourful gumboots!

Petersham Nurseries. Remember that? Of course you do. You’ll probably be remembering its glory days, under Skye Gyngell, when it had a Michelin star and everyone went on about how expensive it was. I never really fancied it then, I’m not sure why. Perhaps it was the airy-fairiness of it, or the worry that I was going to have to trek across London to feel short-changed. It didn’t speak to me.

what a beautiful restaurant in a glass house. make sure to keep up because petersham's childhood places are pop-u-lar. if they miss on a table in the restaurant, there is also a teacake room. the free snacks of sweetness from the garden and fresh bread were beautiful. that was juicy and juicy. the cheese to complete everything was perfect. great service. beautiful location. after lunch wander around the different kindergarten glass houses is a great finish.

The rather wonderful Petersham Nurseries has been on my hit list for as long as I remember however never quite finding the time to book or, for that matter, get in! I had put it in the back of my mind to try next summer. Luckily for me my Maid of Honour blocked out a Sunday and managed to bag two spots in the main restaurant. After a browse through the stunning shop and totalling up that I probably spent around in around seconds on gorgeous pieces of furniture (in my head) it was time for lunch.

If based on beauty alone I would give this place stars. A charming, dog friendly, secret garden affair, rustic and unfussy; a fairytale where nature supersedes You can't help but be taken aback by the encapsulating branch arches overhead, the wildly growing foliage and curated potted plants; a bazaar for mother nature We decided to sit in the outdoor cafe where you have to collect your food, a selection of relatively healthy dishes and mainly salad based We ordered the fried chicken on salad which was cold and average at best cold pasta salad with grains tomato salad which was extremely plain and a poached egg salad with unfortunately pre...read more

The rather wonderful Petersham Nurseries has been on my hit list for as long as I remember however never quite finding the time to book or, for that matter, get in! I had put it in the back of my mind to try next summer Luckily for me my Maid of Honour blocked out a Sunday and managed to bag two spots in the main restaurant. After a browse through the stunning shop and totalling up that I probably spent around in around seconds on gorgeous pieces of furniture (in my head) it was time for lunch Both cafe and restaurant are housed in beautiful Victorian glasshouses and are completely full to the ceiling of flora and fauna it is a rather magical place to be, especially this...read more