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A day in Chelsea, London · England

A Saturday in Chelsea, built around feet first, then laksa

A Chelsea Saturday on foot: breakfast from the stalls at the Duke of York Square food market, the length of the King's Road, a foot massage when your legs give out, laksa on a bench, the river, a pint, and Italian at a place that has been doing it for decades.

All on foot4 stops to eat and drinkMarket: Duke of York Square Fine Food MarketGo: Saturday, for the market (10am to 4pm, every week).
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The star is Phat Phuc, the place from the story. The dotted line is the walk, in order. All on foot, about 7 km. Start at Sloane Square station.

10amMorning
Duke of York Square Fine Food Market1A photo like it
The market

Duke of York Square Fine Food Market

Off the King's Road

Get: Breakfast from the stalls: coffee, a pastry, a hot sausage roll. Cheese for later.

A Saturday market of London producers, curated by Partridges, a minute from Sloane Square.

Every Saturday, 10am to 4pm.

Photo like it: USDAgov, Public domain.

🚶 1 min walk
🚶 12 min walk
12:45pmMidday
Reflexions foot massage3On the King's Road
A walk

Reflexions foot massage

King's Road

Do: Half an hour of reflexology. Walk-ins welcome.

The move from the story: feet first.

Walk-ins welcome; busy Saturday afternoons.

Directions

Photo: Peter Barr, CC BY-SA 2.0,.

🚶 2 min walk
1:30pmMidday
Phat Phuc★
★ From the story

Phat Phuc

Sydney Street

Get: The laksa (ask for no coriander if you're with me on that), and the chicken dumplings on the side.

We went for the foot massage. We stayed for the laksa a few doors down.

The Courtyard, 151 Sydney Street, Chelsea, London SW3. Small, and the wait gets long; take it away and grab a bench. Reflexions (The Reflexology Shop) is around the corner at 250 King's Road, walk-ins welcome.

Photo: Phat Phuc.

🚶 11 min walk
3pmAfternoon
Down to the river at Albert Bridge5Albert Bridge
A walk

Down to the river at Albert Bridge

Chelsea Embankment

Do: Walk down to the Thames and across Albert Bridge into Battersea Park if you have legs left.

The prettiest bridge in London, especially as the light goes.

Directions

Photo: Diliff, CC BY-SA 3.0,.

🚶 10 min walk
5:30pmEvening
The Cadogan Arms6A photo like it
A drink

The Cadogan Arms

King's Road

Get: A properly pulled pint.

A King's Road institution, handsomely redone.

Photo like it: Mtaylor848, CC BY-SA 3.0.

🚶 13 min walk
7:30pmEvening
La Famiglia7A photo like it

La Famiglia

World's End

Get: The pasta, and the garden room if it's open.

A classic family Italian that Chelsea has loved for generations.

Dinner only. Book.

Photo like it: Spottedviper, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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