Kol Restaurant

Kol Restaurant Kol Restaurant is a Mexican restaurant located on Seymour Street that boasts of bold and bright flavors in their late spring menu, which features wild produce from across the country, and expertly paired drinks from their downstairs bar. Led by Development Chef Adam Qureshi, who brings a unique approach to harnessing local ingredients to create traditional Mexican flavors, this restaurant offers a dining experience like no other. Book your reservation now via the link in their bio.

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For our autumn paleta, we take sweetcorn from  and ripple it through crème fraîche ice cream, then top it with corn cara...
14/10/2026

For our autumn paleta, we take sweetcorn from and ripple it through crème fraîche ice cream, then top it with corn caramel and popped corn.

On Sunday 18 October, we mark six years with a one-night-only collaboration featuring some of London’s most enduring nam...
25/09/2026

On Sunday 18 October, we mark six years with a one-night-only collaboration featuring some of London’s most enduring names.

Joining Santiago Lastra and the KOL team:

Margot Henderson, Rochelle Canteen

Tomos Parry, Mountain Beak Street/ Brat

Chetan Sharma, 🇮🇳 Gymkhana/ BiBi

jeremy lee,

From m❤️y Heart and Edward Tscheppe, Gut Oggau

At the party, each chef brings their own take on Mexican cooking: five dishes for guests to explore at their own pace. Austrian w**e producers Eduard & Stephany Tscheppe of Gut Oggau will be part of the evening, pouring a welcome glass of w**e upstairs. Afterwards, the celebrations continue downstairs with cocktails and w**e from Gut Oggau continuing to flow.

Choose between two sittings, 6PM and 8PM.
Tickets are £135 and include five dishes, a welcome glass of Gut Oggau w**e, and a cocktail downstairs. They will be released via our newsletter from 5PM on Monday 28 September.

Sign up via link in bio.

18/09/2026

Six years in London has meant six years alongside the kitchens, chefs, and rooms that make the city an exciting place to eat.

To celebrate, we’re gathering a few names we can’t imagine London without for one night only.

As always, our newsletter subscribers will hear it first - sign up via link in bio.

18.10.26.
Save the date.

08/09/2026

Looking back at dessert “Viva la Vida,” created for a special menu at Tate Modern Restaurant.

Inspired by the watermelons in Frida Kahlo’s final painting, it brings together three ice creams (sorrel, British yoghurt and strawberry) finished with chamomile oil and served alongside crisp buñuelos.

We paired it with reposado, its toasted caramel notes matching the dessert’s light, fruit-led sweetness perfectly, complementing it without ever overpowering.

If you missed it at Tate Modern Restaurant, it’s on our menu all September.

27/08/2026

Behind the scenes: Nixtamalisation with chef Carlotta. The foundation of our tortillas, tamales, nicuatoles and so much more.⁠⁠

A massive congratulations to our chef patron Santiago Lastra on the launch of Mexican Soul! What an afternoon celebratin...
17/08/2026

A massive congratulations to our chef patron Santiago Lastra on the launch of Mexican Soul!

What an afternoon celebrating a book years in the making, and thank you to everyone who joined us at KOL to enjoy dishes from the book.

Mexican Soul is out now.

KOL @ Tate.Thank you to everyone who joined us for our dinners at Tate, celebrating the world of Frida Kahlo. It was a p...
06/08/2026

KOL @ Tate.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our dinners at Tate, celebrating the world of Frida Kahlo. It was a privilege to bring KOL’s food into such an iconic space, and to share these evenings with so many of you.

Huge thanks to Tate for welcoming us in, and to Volcán De Mi Tierra for the support.

04/08/2026

The KOL team spill the dishes they’re most excited to cook from ’ debut cookbook, ahead of Sunday’s launch party.

Due to demand, we’ve added more spaces for Mexican Soul’s book launch at KOL - join us on Sunday 9 August for a relaxed standing celebration. Tickets are £70pp and include a signed copy, a live Q&A with Santiago, and four dishes from its pages.

Purchase via link in bio.

28/07/2026

How to make the perfect tostada with chef patron

21/07/2026

R&D: Scallop Ceviche.

Address

9 Seymour Street
London
W1H 7BA

To reach Seymour Street in London by public transport, take the Tube to Marble Arch station or Bond Street station. From there, walk south towards Oxford Street and turn right onto Seymour Street.

If driving, take the A40 towards central London and turn onto Wigmore Street. Turn left onto Henrietta Place, then right onto Orchard Street. Finally, turn left onto Portman Square and continue straight until you reach Seymour Street. Parking options include street parking or the nearby NCP car park on Crawford Street.

Please note that these directions are for informational purposes only and do not refer to any specific restaurant or establishment.

Opening Hours

Tuesday 5pm - 11pm
Wednesday 12pm - 2:30pm
5pm - 11pm
Thursday 12pm - 2:30pm
5pm - 11pm
Friday 12pm - 2:30pm
5pm - 11pm
Saturday 12pm - 2:30pm
5pm - 11pm
Sunday 12pm - 6:30pm

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What people say

Mexican cuisine is known for its bold flavors, vibrant colors, and diverse ingredients. Kol Restaurant in Seymour Street, London, is a prime example of a Mexican restaurant that truly captures the essence of this cuisine. With their latest summer menu, Kol Restaurant has once again proven why they are one of the best Mexican restaurants in London.

One of the standout dishes on their menu is the black cherry tamal, which perfectly balances sweet and savory flavors. The tamal is complemented by a sweetcorn cake and caviar, creating a unique and delicious combination. The Mezcaleria at Kol Restaurant also offers an impressive selection of drinks that incorporate fresh seasonal ingredients such as strawberry and meadowsweet.

Kol Restaurant takes pride in using indigenous varieties of corn and other ingredients that are essential to traditional Mexican cuisine. Their commitment to preserving these culinary traditions is evident in every dish they serve. For instance, their sope dish combines British wagyu with pea puree, elderflower, kelp, and piquin chili to create a modern twist on a classic masa preparation.

Overall, Kol Restaurant offers an exceptional dining experience that showcases the best of Mexican cuisine. Whether you're looking for traditional dishes or innovative creations, this restaurant has something for everyone. With their attention to detail and dedication to quality ingredients, it's no wonder why Kol Restaurant continues to be a favorite among food lovers in London.