A stunning Spanish venue in the heart of Chelsea

About the Space

Bathed in natural light and surrounded by elegant architecture, offers an airy, inviting ambiance. Nestled beside the Grade II listed Garrison Chapel, it's a place to enjoy leisurely lunches, vibrant dinners, and Mediterranean al fresco dining on our heated terrace, perfect year-round and a true oasis on summer days. Architect Ben Pentreath has masterfully employed the use of traditional materials and building methods to create the impressive façade of the restaurant building at Chelsea Barracks. The architectural inspiration came from the stable buildings of the neighbouring Chelsea Hospital, designed by Sir Christopher Wren. This familiar reference point roots the form in Belgravia and makes it specific to its locale. Pentreath's artistic vision sent him on a journey, not least in the literal sense. From Cambridgeshire, where he had the bespoke bricks handmade, to the four corners of the country, in search of craftspeople capable of building loadbearing brick arches and domes using lime mortar (a rather uncommon requirement in 21st century Britain). This method, whilst unusual in modern construction, gives the building its unique and charming character. The Campaner boasts two beautiful dining areas, an outdoor terrace and a speak easy downstairs bar, the Clandesti (separate listing).