Review: The Trafalgar Chelsea
Review on Time and Leisure website https://timeandleisure.co.uk/food/the-trafalgar-chelsea/ The Trafalgar Chelsea There is something edifying about Chelsea at dusk. The shop façades look immaculate, and as you drive past Sloane Square , lit by hundreds of festoon lights, towards the long stretch of King’s Road , everything feels orderly and mildly theatrical. Even the 21,000 square foot Whole Foods Market that opened last year gleams with confidence. It is a part of London that consistently looks well-heeled. At the far end of the King’s Road, directly opposite Chelsea Town Hall , stands the newly opened The Trafalgar. It is an imposing, golden-lit building that looks every inch the grand Victorian public house. Except it was never a pub before now. First built in 1909, The Trafalgar is a Grade II listed building originally designed by Reginald Blomfield, who was responsible for the Prime Minister’s country home, Chequers , and that ...
