our review
The Ampersand Hotel in South Kensington has launched Apero, a Mediterranean restaurant and bar. In keeping with the tradition of aperitivo, it serves small plates and a cocktail menu focused on classic Italian drinks. The menu, overseen by head chef Chris Golding, includes dishes like crispy tapenade straws and gnocchi with rainbow chard and smoked scamorza.
August 2012
what the critics say

This Is London - 3/5
Wednesday, September 12, 2012 - Smoked aubergine purée with goat’s curd proved a little pointless on its own. All else was bright and refreshing, a sort of Ottolenghi-inspired spin on Italian classics, a dusting of sour sumac here, a golden raisin there. An assembly of cured sea bass, cold purple potatoes and slivers of fennel arrived with mint and a sprinkling of sweet lemon dust. The raw salad of summer vegetables was similarly dainty...Still, by the time we were sharing an olive oil and pistachio cake (£6), we were authentically transported. The bill was smaller than expected, too, thanks to a lunchtime deal. I hope it will gain more buzz; in the meantime, Apero is a smart stop for the museum-weary at Negroni o’clock.
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