How to get a reservation at Kitchen Table

How to book Kitchen Table

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   Book directly on OpenTable

   Kitchen Table takes reservations on OpenTable. Start there: pick your party size and date, and book any time that works. OpenTable lists it as Fine Dining, dress code: smart casual.

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   Be flexible on the night and time

   Prime-time weekend tables at Kitchen Table go first. Weeknights, early seatings and late seatings are the easiest to find.

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   Watch for cancellations

   When Kitchen Table shows nothing open, plans still change. Tables come back when other diners cancel, often a day or two ahead, and they go fast.

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   Let TableWatch watch for you

   Set the nights, time window and party size in the TableWatch app. We check OpenTable around the clock and push you the moment a matching table opens. You book it on OpenTable in your own account.

About Kitchen Table

Kitchen Table is a dining experience, where full interaction with the chefs showcases previously unseen kitchen theatre. Guests, seated at a horseshoe-shaped counter, see James Knappett and his team prepare, serve & talk diners through that evening’s tasting menu. A wine list curated by award-winning sommelier (& James’ wife) Sandia Chang completes the experience. James Knappett has worked at some of the world’s most highly regarded restaurants. He trained in Cambridgeshire, spent formative years in the kitchen at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay & Petrus and then moved on to work at Rick Stein’s The Seafood Restaurants, Thomas Keller’s Per Se and with René Redzepi at noma. Kitchen Table opened in 2012, was awarded one Michelin Star in 2014, and achieved a coveted second star in 2018 – which it has held ever since. Kitchen Table was also awarded Michelin’s ‘Welcome and Service Award’ in 2018. For groups above 6 guests, contact us at info@kitchentablelondon.co.uk to enquire about availability.

From the restaurant, via OpenTable.

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