Ealing Broadway High Street Walk offers a vibrant blend of convenience and culture. The pedestrianised stretch is lined with familiar high-street brands such as Primark, TK Maxx, Boots, and Morrisons, complemented by independent shops and cafés  . Midway through, you’ll find Wagamama, known for its fresh Asian noodles, ramen, curries, and healthy juices—open until late evening . Just around the corner, Turtle Bay brings laid-back Caribbean vibes with jerk grills, tropical cocktails, and weekend DJs . A leisurely stroll here passes street trees, heritage architecture like Christ the Saviour Church, and easy access to Walpole Park and Pitzhanger Manor—ideal for a pause between bites and browse . Whether you’re shopping, dining, or soaking up local flavour, Ealing Broadway is a charming West London hub.

Small size open shopping center with plenty but expensive parking spaces. The selection of shops are ok. Many restaurants surround the shopping centre. Traffic in Ealing is horrible.

Ealing Broadway is not far from where I live and I come here for the shops and restaurants. Ate at the Saturday food market today, which was excellent— enjoyed Jollof rice and a freshly squeezed pomegranate juice. Great to also support local businesses.

Very friendly was busy but good coffee. Only two toilets so bit of a wait as one out of order on visit. Clean tidy lots of different seating and outside seating available as well

This shopping centre isn’t the biggest but it has a lot. There are tons of shops to look in and check products in. The place is great and has lots of shops with lots of tasty food. It has a Costa Coffee, Tesco and many more. I recommend visiting this shopping centre

Loved visiting the mall - good places to eat, shop, art store, the library, gyms and if one wants to go for a walk, Walpole Park is just a hop, skip and jump away. So well connected as well by tube or bus.

Ealing Broadway has really improved recently, it’s a lovely, vibrant area with plenty of shops, cafés, and a great atmosphere. Definitely one of the nicest parts of West London now.

Nestled within serene surroundings lies a delightful park, boasting a blend of tranquility and vibrancy. Discover its allure with two charming playgrounds, beckoning children to laughter and play. For families seeking a picturesque spot, a scattering of tables invites picnics under the open sky. Convenience meets comfort with public toilets nearby, ensuring seamless enjoyment of the outdoors. And for those craving a refreshing treat or savory bite, a quaint shop awaits, ready to serve up ice cream delights and satisfying lunches. Embrace the essence of leisure amidst nature's embrace, where every visit promises moments of joy and relaxation.

Walpole Park is a beautiful and peaceful green space in Ealing, perfect for a relaxing walk, picnic, or just enjoying nature. It has well-kept gardens, a lovely pond, and open grassy areas. There’s also a nice playground for kids and often local events or festivals. A great spot for all ages to unwind and enjoy a bit of calm in the city.

Lovely small park with a play area, little cafe and toilets. There are water fountains around the main entrance to the park. Lovely place to sit in the sun and picnic + the water area always has moorhens, ducks and geese about!

Walpole Park is one of those places that feels like a little escape from the busy streets around Ealing. The lake is a real highlight – calm, reflective, and often full of ducks and other wildlife that make it a peaceful spot to pause for a while. The paths around it are great for a slow stroll, and you’ll always notice something new, whether it’s the birds on the water or the flowers changing with the seasons. It’s the kind of park that feels alive and welcoming without being overwhelming. Another nice touch is that you don’t have to worry about going hungry while you’re there – there are food and drink options nearby, which makes it easy to turn a short visit into a longer, more relaxing outing. Between the flowers in bloom, the occasional wildlife sightings, and the chance to sit with a snack and watch the world go by, Walpole Park has a balance of beauty and comfort that makes it easy to keep coming back. It really feels like a community space as much as a green one.

My all time favourite park! Perfect for picnic and have a good time with friends in nature!

Beautiful park cosmos flowers, an art gallery and a coffee place.

Gorgeous park. Just watch out for runners and dogs. Cafe and toilets onsite .

Very affordable with a wide range of trendy clothes and accessories! The store is always well-stocked, and you can find great deals on fashion, home goods, and beauty products. It's a perfect place for budget-friendly shopping without sacrificing style. Definitely a go-to for anyone looking for quality items at low prices!

Great store, well stocked and lovely staff. There has been recent renovations, which look great. My only issue is that they seem to be phasing out staffed checkouts in favour of self service checkouts, which I find a bit of a pain and prefer the human interaction of a traditional till. However, the staff are very friendly and happy to help.

Always a treat shopping in this branch of Primark. Lots of variety and options to choose from. Always had discounts and reductions on many items. Only problem its very busy and crowded, if this doesn't bother you then very good place for shopping. Staff are very busy most of the time and hardly bothered with assisting you.

I would like to say a big THANK YOU to Jyoti at Ealing Broadway store. I was desperate to get one of Paula's cardigans. I arrived at the store before 4pm today, all the colours I wanted were sold out. The only ones left were the cream ones which I didn't really want. I wanted the charcoal or brown. Jyoti went out of her way and found me a small one in charcoal, I was estatic as I had rushed from work to get it. Keep up the good work Jyoti, exceptional Customer Service. I will be back soon to get more from Paula's collection, Pat (very happy customer)

During our visit to a primary store in Ealing on 27th September 2025, a distressing incident occurred involving our 4-year-old autistic daughter. My daughter, currently taking prescription medication and feeling unwell, suddenly needed to use the toilet urgently due to bladder discomfort—something new for her. The mother asked a staff member for help, explaining the urgency and requesting to use the toilet as an exception. The request was escalated to the store manager on duty, (Albert), who denied permission. This decision caused significant discomfort and distress to the child, resulting in her wetting herself. Such situations highlight the importance of empathy and flexibility in customer service, especially when vulnerable children are involved. Reasonable decisions can prevent unnecessary distress and demonstrate understanding, which is essential for creating a supportive and considerate shopping environment.

The new refurbished Primark in ealing is awful! Their payment payment BEFORE was far far better and efficient! There used to be a long line of tills which are now replaced by self service which only 2 work! Changing rooms are disgusting! There's women and those in between genderless woke stuff which are always empty which we are told we can use too??? How confusing I complained to a staff member who agreed and told me it cost primark 3M!! What a total waste of money! Rarely go in nowadays since this terrible idea of a so called refurbished. If it's not broke don't fix it!!!

I have no clue why some people think it’s a good idea to change layouts and make these unnecessary fixes to stores. They have reduced the changing rooms, there were probably too many before but now there are too little. The tills are right at the back of the store, the nightwear/lingerie/accessories section fills up a large portion of the store and I feel as though there aren’t as much clothes anymore. Really don’t like going to the store anymore I probably won’t be either. It’s all weirdly placed

It's a really nice park with plenty of greenery and some wildlife too! It's also a great place for events, so it's worth keeping an eye out for local happenings!

Gunnersbury Park is a lovely green space in West London, perfect for a relaxing walk, picnic, or family outing. The park is spacious with well-kept grounds, a beautiful lake, and a historic mansion. There’s also a great playground for kids and open areas for sports or chilling with friends. Whether you're into nature, local history, or just need a peaceful break from the city noise, Gunnersbury Park offers a calm and enjoyable atmosphere.

A beautiful park located in west London. I visit the park most weekends. It has lots of open space and beautiful gardens, pondes, museum, kids play ground and sport facilities .The new coffee shop will open in December but you can get coffee from mobile vans within the park. Summer time live concerts are hosted at the park. You can spend couple of hours and enjoy the beauty and the nature.

One of the best parks of London, beautiful, calm and serene. Treat for eyes in summers. Museum with kids indoor play area Cafe still under construction Beautiful water side with lots of ducks Kids play ground. This is a must visit once.

A beautiful park with small ponds and a lot of beautiful birds. Very serene and peaceful surroundings. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here.

What a wonderful park. When you come here, you won't get bored. Beautifully trimmed bushes can be seen on one side, while the tall trees' beauty and the manner they covered the area are impressive on the other. Park Run was held here, a stunning park with a museum and a store. Public transportation makes it easy to get there, and parking is available.

natural haven that is a must-visit for any nature enthusiast. Nestled in the heart of the city, this park offers not only vast open spaces but also a remarkable collection of rare trees and exotic plants With a lot of activities

A vibrant Caribbean spot bursting with colour and rhythm — lively murals, reggae beats, and tropical décor create a warm, feel-good atmosphere. The place exudes island charm with rustic wood accents, bright lighting, and Jamaican icons like Red Stripe and Wray & Nephew setting the tone. We ordered Curry Goat (slow-roasted with garlic, ginger, green seasoning, and scotch bonnet — an iconic dish), Jamaican Brown Chicken (braised thighs with garlic, thyme, tomatoes, and peppers), Sweet Plantain (add-on), Curry Channa & Spinach (spiced chickpeas, aubergine, and spinach), and Tamarind Pork Belly. Sadly, the curry goat wasn’t available, so we swapped it for Chilli Squid. The food was wonderful — our first encounter with Caribbean cuisine, and we’ll definitely be back!

From the other Google reviews we were looking forward to a visit to this restaurant. Unfortunately, we were disappointed. The music was so loud that we couldn't even begin to have a conversation. On request, the volume was kindly reduced a little. The food itself was good - but every dish was extremely spicy. We ordered 6 dishes and all were so spicy that 2 of us could barely eat them - unfortunately this was not clear from the menu. Our waiter was not very attentive, stood at the counter with other colleagues and looked at smartphones instead of serving the guests or offering drinks. The non-alcoholic cocktails are not really alcohol-free as syrup contains alcohol.

I had the mixed seafood and half chicken at Turtle Bay, and it was delicious! The seafood, especially with the coconut curry, was amazing and felt healthy. The staff (Chisel and Chanel) were super friendly and the atmosphere was perfect. Highly recommend

First time visit. Food was amazing! I had the mussels in coconut sauce, pork dish and chocolate brownie with coconut ice cream. Wonderful

We visited Turtle Bay Ealing on a buzzing Friday night and left full, happy, and slightly tipsy – just how it should be! The atmosphere was vibrant from the moment we walked in, helped massively by the live DJ running some riddims all evening! It really set the tone and gave the place that extra kick of energy, perfect for a weekend wind-down. For food, I went for the Bay Burger with Jerk Fries – the burger was juicy, well-seasoned, and the jerk fries had that addictive smoky heat that kept me going back for more. Mrs had the Chicken Roti Wrap, which was full of flavour and generously filled. We also couldn’t resist trying the Rum BBQ Ribs – messy, sticky, sweet, and worth every bite. Now for the drinks – hands down the highlight of the night. As it was happy hour (which lasts impressively long), we went all in: 4 Strawberry Daiquiris – fruity, icy, and dangerously easy to drink 4 Reggae Rum Punches – strong, tropical, and perfectly balanced 4 Passion Fruit Mojito Royals – refreshing with just the right fizz and sweetness A few wary shooters – because, why not? 😄 Honestly, the cocktails were top-tier, well mixed, good strength, and beautifully presented. Service-wise, the staff were lovely and attentive when they could be, though it was a little slow at times – but it was getting busier, so not entirely unexpected. Overall, Turtle Bay Ealing delivered a fantastic night with great Caribbean flavours, unbeatable cocktails, and a brilliant party vibe. Just short of five stars due to the slightly delayed service, but we’ll definitely be back!

I have been coming here for years. They have changed prices and menus over time but recently it has become an issue that affects my experience. For example, I adore the garlic prawns. The best part was have the small bread underneath that soaked up that garlicky sauce. You would even ignore that the prawns were slightly overcooked. Now that already small beard (around the size, if not smaller than the part of your hand) is cut in half snd used for 2 orders. I also ordered the brown chicken that now the included rice and pes coat 4 pounds more for a very small portion. It’s too much to ask in my opinion. I would rather support the place on leeland road (who gives food to the homeless) and make my own margaritas than feel like the establishment I frequent is rinsing me.

Our recent experience at Turtle Bay’s Bottomless Brunch was not just disappointing — it was genuinely unacceptable on multiple levels. Over the course of the two-hour bottomless brunch, we were served just three drinks. Staff were barely present, and we had to constantly flag someone down to get any service. For something advertised as a free-flowing experience, it felt like we were being ignored. The situation got worse when our food arrived — we were served raw chicken wings, which is a serious health risk. When we raised this with the staff and asked to speak with the manager, the response was shocking. The manager appeared completely unbothered, offered no sincere apology, and instead gave us a “20% discount” to make up for everything. Even that turned out to be misleading — when we checked the bill, it wasn’t a true 20% off (only £7 was taken out of our £82 bill, shocking) This was supposed to be a fun, relaxed outing, and instead it was a stressful and concerning experience. Between the lack of drinks, being served raw food, and the dismissive attitude from management, we left feeling incredibly let down. Turtle Bay needs to seriously review their standards — this isn’t just a bad brunch; it’s a health and safety concern, coupled with terrible service and dishonesty.

Really lovely Italian place serving really delicious pizza! Definitely worth a visit after some shopping in Ealing Broadway. The ambience is lovely and the staff are also very kind. 4.5/5

Pulcinella Pizzeria in West London offers a truly authentic Italian dining experience that immediately transports you to the heart of Italy. The warm, welcoming atmosphere and friendly service create a relaxed and comfortable setting that makes you feel right at home. The décor and ambience reflect genuine Italian charm, making it a perfect spot for both casual dinners and special occasions. The food itself was impressive, with the pizza standing out for its fresh ingredients, crisp base, and perfectly balanced flavours. The pasta was also notably authentic, showcasing the restaurant’s commitment to traditional Italian cooking. However, a couple of dishes could benefit from slight refinement to match the high standard of the rest of the menu. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit and look forward to returning to explore more of what Pulcinella Pizzeria has to offer.

We came here for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The food was so good, we had the asparagus starter and pasta for mains. All dishes were delicious especially the broccoli and sausage meat pasta. I would come back for that. We were the only ones dining which was a surprise but we heard it can get busy. The only annoying thing was they advertise the lunch deal on the window and in the menu but it doesn’t apply on weekends so that needs to be made clearer I feel. Especially as the dishes on the special menu aren’t on the main menu. Nice atmosphere and brilliant authentic Italian food. Would definitely return.

Enjoyed a lunch... Great atmosphere, very clean, great service, the dough was a little thin at the middle but everything tasted fine!

I live nearby and had always been curious to try this place their cute “Vegan & Vegetarian Options” badge outside definitely caught my eye! While walking around Ealing, I remembered it and decided to stop by with my mum to enjoy some proper Italian pizza. The place did not disappoint! The pizza was delicious, and Gaetano, the pizza maker, was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Thank you so much we’ll definitely be back! 🍕🇮🇹

Celebrated 2 birthdays. Not crowded. Quick serving. Magnificent food. Great atmosphere.

I recently visited the restaurant and was truly impressed by the service. Kapil, one of the staff members, was outstanding — his hospitality, professionalism, and attention to detail made our experience wonderful. The seafood was delicious, and the pizza he served us was beautifully presented. I really appreciated his excellent service and would love to visit again to meet him and enjoy the food once more.

AMAZING is the word I have for this Korean restaurant! such a warm atmosphere where they play my fave K-Pop music vids, and the service is quick and polite. and the food of course is the best part, it’s delicious and big portions. So tempting that I ate some before taking the photos but would recommend!

My friend and I came here for dinner after seeing the great reviews online, and they were absolutely right. We arrived on a Wednesday around 8 PM without a reservation, and the restaurant was completely full — yet the staff kindly managed to find us a table for two. They were incredibly accommodating despite how busy it was. You could really feel the energy from the kitchen — it was clearly in full swing, every dish coming out looked fantastic, and you could tell the cooks were working their hardest. The food itself was outstanding: high-quality ingredients, beautifully balanced flavours, and that unmistakable sense that it was made with care and pride. I’d definitely recommend booking ahead, as it’s a popular spot for good reason. Everything we had tasted fresh, authentic, and deeply satisfying — some of the best Korean food I’ve had in London. Also, a special mention to our friendly host — I think his name was Jerry or Larry (forgive me if I’ve got that wrong!) — who asked to be named in this review to win a bet. Consider this his victory! In short, Parks Kitchen is a gem in Ealing — warm service, excellent food, and a genuinely welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommended.

This is the best Korean food you’ll find in London, my friends and I have been coming here for 3 years and have tried many other Korean restaurants, none beats the authenticity, flavour and atmosphere that Park’s kitchen has to offer.

Authentic korean food with reasonable price in town! All dishes were delicious. Highly recommended seafood pancake and tteokbokki! However, the seats were not comfortable, very close to other seats. Remember not choose or refuse the table next to the entrance! The door kept open and people went in & out. Very uncomfortable and disappointed that restaurant did not arrange another table for us when available...

Lovely Korean restaurant at Ealing! Very friendly staff and cozy atmosphere. Many options of Korean food. I had the Japchae with beef and mandu. Great portions and very delicious. Soju and rice wine are available for drinks. The place was very busy on Saturday evening, highly recommended to make a reservation.

Great place with a very tasty food and friendly staff. We do recommend this place. We had chicken bibimbap and kimchi soup. Everything was seasoned very well and full of flavours.

Great restaurant for Korean food. All of the dishes we tried were amazing. They were fresh, flavourful and were all big portions. We had the beef bulgogi, kanpoongi, tokbokki with ramen noodles and kimchi, washed down with some grape soju. Our favourite dishes were the beef bulgogi and kanpoongi. The staff were also very friendly and attentive. Would definitely recommend this place if you love Korean food.

Tokri is an absolute gem for anyone craving authentic Indian flavours. Every dish is crafted with such precision and care that the blend of spices instantly takes you back to India with each bite. The aroma, the presentation, and the taste – everything feels so genuine and full of warmth, just like a traditional Indian kitchen. The desserts here are an absolute must-try! Each one is freshly made in-house with remarkable delicacy and attention to detail. You can truly taste the love and passion behind them – it’s the kind of sweetness that satisfies not just your palate but your soul. If you’re looking for a restaurant that serves real Indian food with authenticity, heart, and perfection, Tokri is the place to be. Thanks Nitin for serving us🫶

Ohhh this was good. This might just be the best Indian food in London. I’m so glad I took the tasting menu - I just found a lot of new favourites to take bigger portions of next time. Every single dish was cooked to absolute perfection. The service is wonderful too. I love this place, will absolutely be back.

Tokri in Acton Town is a delightful spot for Indian cuisine, offering a menu that got food that is authentic and flavourful. The restaurant's namesake, the Tokri Chaat, is a standout. Served in a crispy potato basket, with a ragda chickpea masala base, the item definitely is must order. It's not commonly found in London, so I was great to try the dish again. Other dishes like the Chicken Biryani, which I believe is Lucknowi style, and was wonderful. The Seekh Kebab were equally impressive and well-prepared with it's tender yet crispy flavour. The Dal Makhani and Chicken Lollipop also met expectations, rounding out a satisfying meal. Service was attentive, and the bustling atmosphere, with a steady stream of dine-in patrons and delivery pickups, speaks to the restaurant's quality and good word of mouth it has. For those in the area seeking standout Indian fare, Tokri is my recommended choice.

Had a really great time with friends there.Ordered different stuff but my absolute favourite was Chicken Nawabi, so good! Garlic naan was delicious too! Probably one of the best Indian restaurants I’ve ever been to!

Tokri has been on our “must go” google restaurant list for over a year and we finally went tonight. And boy were we not disappointed. The restaurant is lovely inside - great decor and great smell. Staff were very attentive and friendly - very sweet. We went on a Saturday and had booked - it was busy and buzzy. There was a loud group of 4 next to us who were a bit loud but what can you do?! lol The food was sensational. We got a vegetarian mixed sizzle starter which was game changing. The mains were equally as good - all very different, tasty and complex. Great wine list to pair so we were very happy. Can’t wait to go back and try more dishes. Price was very reasonable as well - loads of food and a bottle of wine and was £100 which is not bad at all for date night. 100% recommend !

This was my first time eating at Tokri - I had discovered it via google maps while looking for a place that serves Indian food. Tokri is a fantastic restaurant and a beautifully designed establishment. The service, the food and the overall atmosphere were incredible. For two people, we had three drinks, a starter (Pani Puri), two main dishes (Butter Chicken and Dal Tadka) and three sides (Steamed Rice, Garlic Naan and Peshwari Naan). Altogether it came up to £49 excluding service charge which I think is a very good deal! Me and my partner really enjoyed our experience and will definitely be coming again!

Excellent authentic indian food, service was great. Would definitely go again and will be my go to take away.