Gazette Trinity

Nestled on 218 Trinity Rd, London SW17 7HP, Gazette Trinity brings a slice of Paris to South West London with an effortless blend of elegance and comfort. Whether you're planning a romantic dinner, a solo indulgence, or just curious about where to find an authentic Chateaubriand in London, this French bistro has your name on it.

Walking into Gazette Trinity feels like stepping into a rustic-chic brasserie tucked away in a quiet arrondissement of Paris. It's cozy, but never cramped. Warm lighting, vintage French posters, and a charming outdoor terrace make it ideal for any occasion - from casual brunches to celebratory dinners. And yes, they’ve got wheelchair-accessible entrances and seating, which is a thoughtful touch many diners truly appreciate.

Gazette Trinity isn’t just about ambiance. The menu is a tribute to classic French cuisine, handled with finesse and a modern twist. Their Chateaubriand is legendary - perfectly cooked, melt-in-your-mouth tender, and often paired with a glass of rich red wine from their curated wine list. In fact, if you’re into wine pairing, this spot deserves a bookmark.

You can start your evening with Les 12 Escargots (yes, that’s twelve snails!) or a round of freshly-shucked Oysters, especially during their vibrant happy-hour. Or maybe you'd rather dip your spoon into a comforting bowl of French Onion Soup - gooey cheese, caramelized onions, crusty bread... the works.

But don't stop there. Their Risotto (often with scallops), Le Tartare Gazette, and Canard à l’orange are must-tries. If you're in the mood for shareables, the Charcuterie and Tapas-style small plates hit the mark for groups or light bites over cocktails.

And speaking of drinks - you’ll find a full bar with expertly mixed Martinis, Champagnes, and cocktails crafted to elevate your evening. There's something special about sipping a crisp glass of bubbly while nibbling on Foie Gras, don't you think?

What makes Gazette Trinity stand out in the crowded field of London restaurants isn’t just the food - it’s the soul. There's a certain sincerity in the way they serve a Croque-Monsieur - golden, crunchy, just the right amount of Gruyère - or French Fries that are crisped to perfection. Even their desserts like Tarte Tatin are served with reverence, and yes, it's as decadent as it sounds.

Whether you're a seasoned Francophile or someone exploring French cuisine for the first time, the menu has options that range from organic dishes to vegan and vegetarian-friendly plates. It's refined without being fussy. The vibe is upscale but relaxed.

Gazette Trinity is one of those places that wears many hats - and wears them well. It’s popular for lunch, especially if you're nearby and looking for a quick escape from the workday. But it truly shines during dinner service, where the lighting dims, the wine flows, and the whole space feels like a warm Parisian evening.

Flying solo? Absolutely no problem here. The staff are friendly without being intrusive, and the seating layout makes solo dining comfortable and enjoyable. Prefer to eat at home? They offer no-contact delivery, takeaway, kerbside pickup, and yes - if you’re lucky - outdoor seating that makes for a wonderful summer meal.

What really sets Gazette Trinity apart is its consistency. From the quality of the ingredients to the attentive service, there’s an unmistakable sense of pride in everything they do. The wine list is extensive without being overwhelming, and the desserts are showstoppers, not afterthoughts.

Whether you're in it for the late-night eats, the rich coffee, or that perfectly balanced Tarte Tatin, this spot doesn’t disappoint. Locals love it, travelers discover it, and food lovers keep coming back.