Elegant Brunching at Cocotte South Kensington: Your Culinary Stop in London's Museum District

Perched in the sophisticated realm of South Kensington, Cocotte beckons with warmth, flavour, and a touch of elegance. Our brunch offerings are a reflection of the rich culture and history that envelops this part of London. As you relish each bite, the grandeur of the Museum District serves as a backdrop, making every visit an event. Post-brunch, take a leisurely stroll to some of London's most renowned landmarks. Whether it's the artistry of the Victoria and Albert Museum, the wonders of the Natural History Museum, South Kensington is a treasure trove of experiences.

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Contact Details

11 Harrington Road, SW7 3ES

southkensington@mycocotte.uk

020 7589 1051

Opening Hours

Monday - Wednesday: 12pm — 9:30pm

Thursday - Friday: 12pm — 10pm

Saturday: 11am — 10pm

Sunday: 11am — 9pm

Weekend Brunch: 10am — 4pm

How to get to Cocotte South Kensington

By Car: Cocotte South Kensington is conveniently located at 11 Harrington Road. For those using navigation systems, our postcode is SW7 3ES. Please be aware that parking restrictions apply in the area.

By Tube: South Kensington Station (District, Circle, and Piccadilly Lines) is very close to 11 Harrington Road. After exiting the station, you can walk eastwards on Thurloe Street, turn right onto Exhibition Road, and then take another right onto Harrington Road. The location will be on your right.

By Bus: The South Kensington area is served by several buses, and routes such as 14, 49, 70, 74, 345, 360, 414, 430, and C1 have stops near or at South Kensington Station, which is a short walk from Harrington Road.

These instructions are intended to serve as a general guide and the details should be checked for accuracy with the most up-to-date local information provided by local authorities in London.

What to do in Notting Hill after brunch at Cocotte

Notting Hill is not just any ordinary neighborhood – it's bursting with energy and character. Wander through its charming streets, where each corner holds a surprise waiting to be discovered. With its diverse community and rich history, Notting Hill offers a unique blend of cultures, traditions, and flavors that will leave you wanting more.

Shopping

Portobello Market

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Entertainment

Holland Park and Kyoto Gardens

One of the most beloved parks in Notting Hill is Holland Park. Just a short walk away from the iconic Kensington Palace, this park offers a serene escape with its stunning gardens and diverse plant life. A highlight of Holland Park is the Japanese Kyoto Garden—a true oasis within an oasis. This meticulously designed garden features traditional Japanese elements such as stone lanterns, koi ponds, and lush vegetation.

Family Activity

Diana Memorial Playground

The Diana Memorial Playground is a must-visit destination for families looking to spend a fun-filled day in Notting Hill. As you step into the playground, you'll be greeted by a life-sized pirate ship that serves as the centerpiece. Kids can climb aboard and let their imaginations run wild as they pretend to sail the seven seas. Surrounding the ship, there are numerous play areas with swings, slides, and climbing frames that will keep your little ones entertained for hours.

Elegant Brunching at Cocotte South Kensington: Your Culinary Stop in London's Museum District

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