Inspired by the great boulevard cafés of Paris, Colbert is a charming and informal neighbourhood rendez-vous in the heart of Sloane Square. The latest offering from Chris Corbin and Jeremy King, the duo behind the Wolseley, the Delaunay and Brasserie Zédel, Colbert, which opened in 2012, pays homage to the grand Continental tradition of classic Parisian pavement cafés, with lots of marble, linen napkins, vintage posters and mirrors galore. Dishes are mostly traditional French brasserie fare, from simple croque monsieurs, to moules marinière and cassoulet, but they also serve wonderful omelettes and an all-day full English breakfast.
The menu at Colbert, with breakfast, lunch and dinner right through to dishes for the post-theatre crowd
A hot Cappuccino with crema in the shape of a heart
Our lovely corner table at Colbert, great for people watching
Tableware with a french fleur-de-lis, Colbert's logo
A vintage lithographic poster of Jane Venturini, who was an old French singer from the 1930s
The Full English with choice of fried, poached or scrambled eggs with bacon, sausage,
tomato, black pudding and mushrooms
Omelette aux Fines Herbes
Warm toasted baguette
A small pot of butter served with the baguette
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