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Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Ealing in 4 days
If you only have 4 days to spend in Ealing, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
With favorites like The Questors Theatre, HASOUN GRILL, and Brent Lodge Park, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like Turtle Bay Ealing and Pulcinella Pizzeria so you can get the best taste of Ealing while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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Day 1
Most popular attractions
For day 1, we strategically grouped the most popular attraction, Ealing Broadway, with surrounding point of interests to start your trip off with a bang. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 8 hours of your day.
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•Ashish A — Google reviewPhil S — Google reviewTara J — Google reviewDawn B — Google reviewRahimbro — Google reviewR L — Google reviewF B — Google review
Ealing Broadway
4.3
(15593)
3.5
(118)
Shopping mall
Shopping
Ealing Broadway is a vibrant destination in London, known for its contemporary mall, the Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre. The center features a mix of brand-name and independent stores, as well as various dining options. It also boasts a spacious atrium that hosts events throughout the year. Additionally, Ealing Broadway serves as a major transport hub and offers convenient access to other attractions such as Walpole Park and the Questors Theatre.
Full of the shops you'd expect. Covers a wide area and has alot of entrances and exits. Useful as a shortcut, but you have to know your way around as getting it wrong can really add to your walk!
M C — Google review
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.
The Broadway, London, W5 5JY, United Kingdom•
11 min · 0.54 mi
2•Saman B — Google reviewMichael N — Google reviewKirby P — Google reviewNicholas M — Google reviewLynne — Google reviewCLS — Google reviewNorberto C — Google review
Walpole Park
4.6
(3998)
4.5
(45)
Park
Nature & Parks
Walpole Park is a popular public park in Ealing Broadway, featuring two ponds, a cafe, and a children's playground. It's known for its lush greenery and offers an ideal setting for various activities such as morning walks, picnics, and sports. The park also houses an 18th-century manor house and an onsite museum that hosts events.
Such a lovely little park. Nice for a weekend visit. We particularly enjoy being able to play pétanque. Really big and charming. I love it!
Clo — Google review
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 .
Mattock Ln, London, W5 5EQ, United Kingdom•
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9 min · 0.49 mi
3Basil — Google reviewJenson M — Google reviewAdnan S — Google reviewPat C — Google reviewElias M — Google reviewSurj S — Google reviewSaira A — Google review
Primark
4.3
(3082)
cheap
Clothing store
Baby store
Children's clothing store
Primark is a popular discount fashion chain that offers a wide range of clothing and accessories for all ages, as well as homewares. It's known for its varied selection of casual clothing with modern artwork, patterns, and designs that cater to nearly everyone's tastes. The store is praised for its affordable prices and good quality items. Customers also appreciate the diverse range of products available at Primark, making it a great place to shop for clothes and fashion wear.
This is my local Primark, and I always enjoy shopping here. They have a great range of products, from clothing to home essentials, all at affordable prices. The store is well-stocked, and I can usually find what I'm looking for. The staff are friendly and helpful, making the shopping experience even better. Highly recommend!
Athena A — Google review
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
38, Ealing Broadway Centre, Unit LSU1, London W5 5JY, United Kingdom•
8 min · 1.7 mi
4Rohan V — Google reviewMichael N — Google reviewRoobik E — Google reviewMominah — Google reviewSangeeta C — Google reviewBabji V — Google reviewSamer D — Google review
Gunnersbury Park
4.6
(5894)
Park
Museum
Gunnersbury Park is a picturesque 185-acre park in west London, featuring two Georgian mansions, a museum with over 40,000 historical objects, an orangery, an 18th-century temple, and a boating lake. The park offers various activities such as golf putting, tennis, badminton, and soccer. It's popular among locals for picnics and leisurely walks due to its diverse flora including tulips, daffodils, and cherry blossom trees.
Gunnersbury park is our favourite local park! It’s always clean and is very beautiful. We take our dog here almost every day and the park is very dog friendly.
Jack G — Google review
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
Popes Ln, London, W3 8LQ, United Kingdom•
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Where to eat
Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Primark, these restaurants are about a 2-minute walk away.
Turtle Bay Ealing
4.7
(9806)
4.2
(1566)
affordable
Caribbean restaurant
Turtle Bay Ealing is a vibrant spot nestled on High Street, perfect for those looking to unwind after a long day. This Caribbean-inspired restaurant offers an enticing happy hour that kicks off at 9:30 PM, allowing guests to indulge in delightful 2-for-1 cocktails and mocktails. The menu features mouthwatering dishes like garlic pit prawns, sweetcorn fritters, and Kingston fried chicken paired with creamy mac and cheese.
I am a regular customer at Ealing branch and is always a nice experience. Chanel particularly is always very nice and had now served me more than 3 times.
Amazing team and always find me a nice seat for my bookings. Thank you Chanel 😊
PRETTAdebora — Google review
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.
16 High St, London, W5 5DB, United Kingdom•
Pulcinella Pizzeria
4.4
(509)
4.2
(43)
Pizza restaurant
Italian restaurant
Pulcinella Pizzeria is a charming eatery that captures the essence of traditional Italian dining with its wood-fired pizzas and homemade pastas. Nestled conveniently near Ealing Broadway, this cozy spot exudes a warm and inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal place to unwind. The pizza dough undergoes a meticulous 72-hour fermentation process, ensuring each bite is bursting with authentic flavor.
I came here for my birthday and we were well looked after by the staff there! Service was great!
The food was delicious and all our plates were clean at the end! Everything was presented beautifully! And they even played and sung Happy Birthday for me - thank you for the lovely evening!
Selina T — Google review
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.
39 High St, London, W5 5DB, United Kingdom•
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Park's Kitchen
4.7
(1008)
4.6
(86)
affordable
Korean restaurant
Park's Kitchen is a humble restaurant in Ealing that has gained a reputation for serving exceptionally good Korean food at unbeatable prices. The menu features traditional Korean fare such as rice dishes, bibimbap, and kimchi stew. The restaurant is known for its warm and friendly atmosphere, with staff trained to the highest standards. Diners rave about the spicy pork dish topped with a runny egg yolk and the generous portions of authentic and tasty food.
Loved the flavour in each dish! Cozy ambience, staff are friendly.
In terms of price, would say slightly above average.
For us the highlights were: Korean Fried Chicken and the Makkuli (rice wine) and the beef soup.
Anita D — Google review
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.
24 The Grn, Broadway, W5 5DA, United Kingdom•
Tokri restaurant
4.8
(693)
4.0
(6)
Indian restaurant
Tokri is a London restaurant that offers a delightful culinary experience, showcasing the essence of Indian flavors through homemade curries and sides. The menu features a creative twist on traditional dishes, taking diners on a gastronomic journey through India's rich culinary tapestry. One of its standout dishes is the Tokri Chana Chaat, which combines ratte potatoes and chickpeas with sweet yogurt, fresh mint, and tart tamarind chutney.
🌟 The best Indian restaurant ever 🌟
The food was absolutely delicious — every dish bursting with flavour and cooked to perfection. The meat was tender, high quality, and clearly prepared with care.
Customer service was truly five-star — warm, attentive, and professional throughout. From start to finish, everything was 10/10. If you’re looking for authentic Indian cuisine with exceptional service, look no further. I’ll definitely be coming back 😋
Smels 2 — Google review
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.
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Off the beaten path
For day 2, if you don’t mind the extra trek, today covers more off the beaten path places like Northala Fields. Not quite as popular as Ealing Broadway, but still highly rated among many travelers. Accounting for getting around and average time spent, today’s activities could take about 7 hours.
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Northala Fields
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Playgrounds
Northala Fields is a recently renovated park with various attractions such as playgrounds, model boating lake, fishing lakes, and a visitor center. The park is known for its four large cones made from rubble of the original Wembley Stadium, offering panoramic views of West London and the City. It features vast open spaces with walkways intersecting the fields and surrounding the hills. There are separate playgrounds for different age groups and mini water areas suitable for fishing.
I've driven past the 'mounds' on many occasions on my drive back to the west country.
We finally visited this weekend and it was lovely.
Sorry not to have done it before.
It had a lovely atmosphere. Very family friendly. Lots of people enjoying the great views and beautiful sunset.
Would definitely recommend.
EMMA — Google review
Beautiful park with an amazing view from the top of the hills, can walk around the hill which takes about 25 minutes to get to the top or climb up the side of it. Would be a great place to watch the Nye fireworks at midnight. Nice cafe and toilets available with parking too. A perfect view of London. 5*
A very well maintained farm.it has a very good play area. Kids will love it.kids can spend whole day playing there.they also have around 9-10 fishing ponds.In summer they also teach fishing.If we have our fishing equipment we can do fishing there may be with some minimal fee.there are 2 hills with beautiful view from the top.Overall it's a very good location for a day outing or play dates.
A lovely, clean and family friendly place to spend a few hours. There are lots of flat paths and also around one of the hills which makes it both pushchair and wheelchair accessible but bear in mind the path is still bumpy. There is a cafe and also an icecream van.
There are two cool play areas for the children and plenty of space for picnics. Very limited parking spaces though.
Nice park for walks and running. The land dunes gives views over the surrounding areas, but it also comes in handy for those who fancy running up and down hills. Good place to bring your children the field has playgrounds. The fishing ponds are nice, if you aren't into fishing is still nice to walk under the trees shades and watch the ducks or just bring a folding camping chair and just seat around. You can also ride bikes in the park. The cafe shops is nice, good staff, you can seat in or out and have a quick bite or a nice coffee, tea. Toilets behind the cafe. The walk up the to Northala fields View point isn't steep and there are benches along the way. Down side is the paid parkings with limited time allowed to stay and over priced.
Nothala Field Park is a beautiful and well-kept green space, perfect for families and individuals who enjoy the outdoors. The park is clean, peaceful, and offers plenty of open space for walking, relaxing, or simply enjoying nature. There are two dedicated play areas for children, which makes it especially enjoyable for families with young ones, as kids have safe and fun spaces to play. One of the highlights is the presence of swans, which adds to the charm and gives visitors a chance to enjoy a closer connection with nature.
It’s also a great spot for small picnics, whether you’re spending time with family, friends, or simply taking a break on your own. The park has a welcoming atmosphere and provides a nice balance of leisure and activity. Overall, Nothala Field Park is a wonderful local gem where you can relax, let the kids play, and enjoy a refreshing outdoor experience.❤️❤️
A truly beautiful part of West London. Great place to get terrific views of London and middlesex and Hertfordshire as well of South London. Great place for long walks to boost your number of steps.
Exhausting doing all 4🤦🏽 consecutively
Plus I did it after walking from wembley park then continued to walk another 2miles to my Northolt congregation ( for annual festival), Basically my community centre.🙌🏽
If it's tackled in a,normal walk pace then you will not feel the pain or tired coming from a mid 40 male Considerably healthy person.
Breath taking views of the wembley Stadium the surroundings.
I went on a sunday around 4pm end of September and the day was a great sunny day with the temperatures in its early 20° . Nice breeze on and off.
I was Hot and sweaty but at the top the wind helped cool me down. With only half of water bottle left it was just right.
Walking up the first 3 was no struggle but the 4th was slower than the other 3 due to pain in my legs and tiredness. Only i didn't want to waste anytime cause I had other walkathon in mind after therfore I attempted all of them with quick walk climb them.
Descend was tricky as I was trying to rush for the next 1 and move on or complete them. So coming down almost to losing my footing and nearly sliding down or jumping down. In the ending I decided to gallop down🤷🏽♂️.
There are points where there is a wired stone filled bench ( to protect the hill from not collapsing) to rest for anyone who is tired old or young or have a disability.
Enough room at the top for picnic or for groups of 10 to 15 to stand/sit and chill.
I didn't get a chance to enjoy the rest of the field as I had a schedule.
But from the top the view was great and didn't realise what great facilities it had apart from climbing this 4 peaks🤭 ( i called it that when i msg my sister).
Children's playground area, lake and more.
Getting here by foot/cycling is not difficult at all nor is it long from the main trunk roads for public transport.
I do not drive but I do know access is simple and had parking space for around 30 cars, in the car park entrance. Other sidei didn't look so much but is a road to residents homes.. parking didn't look at the sign for any restrictions but it was a quiet road.
So after driving up and down for many years on the a40 with my car and lorry ( wandering and wishing to visit this place and climb them peaks!) I finally got my wish come true and conquered these peaks.
Westway Cl, Northolt, UB5 6UR, United Kingdom•
4 min · 1.5 mi
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Dinosaur Escape Adventure Golf
4.4
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4.3
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Miniature golf course
Fun & Games
Entertainer
Golf course
If you're on the lookout for a thrilling day out, look no further than Dinosaur Escape Adventure Golf! This captivating mini-golf course is adorned with near life-sized dinosaur replicas that move and roar, creating an immersive experience. As you navigate through 18 challenging holes surrounded by lush greenery and water features, you'll also have the chance to collect stamps along your journey—each one leading to a medal reward!
I'm so happy this place exists! We were there yesterday - which was our last day of vacation in England - when the sun was shining and it was an hour of pure joy. The staff were helpful and friendly. By the 4th hole, I commented to my husband "The person who designed this place is a genius." Thank you for this experience.
Jen O — Google review
Went with different age kids and all had a great time! Fun for a whole family or even with group of friends!
This was a very cute place to bring the kids. Had a great time
Gotta say had a real fun few hours at mini golf and my 4yr old son loved it especially as it was based around dinosaurs!! The staff were really friendly and explained everything.
Will definitely be returning again to play and hopefully get some more family members to come.
Definitely recommend if you haven't been already
Very enjoyable afternoon spent with grandchildren. All ages enjoyed the golf competition 😎
You’ll need 10min walk before entrance after park the car; dinosaurs looks great and kids like it. There are fun fair next to the exit. We’ve spend almost an hour in the park.
We visited along with our six year old. Unfortunately the play area is disappointing it is suitable for 3 years. Its a small soft play.
Absolutely great early evening trip, lovely staff who ensured the place was super clean. Never seen staff clean so much! Place smelt like zoflora which we love LoL. Pretty much left to your own devices in terms of the golf which is great because you can take time . Good for young kids too, easy free parking. Win win
West London Family Golf Centre, Ruislip Rd, Northolt UB5 6QZ, United Kingdom•
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Guru Nanak Road Gurdwara - Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall
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Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall is a Sikh temple that features a contemporary hall, an airy office and meeting area, and a multilingual library. While it is primarily a place of worship for Sikhs, individuals of other religions are welcome to visit as well. Visitors are expected to cover their heads as a sign of respect when entering the holy shrine.
There are many Gurudwaras in West London, particularly near Southall and Hounslow, but this one stands out due to its large size and spacious interior. It is so peaceful that you can spend hours sitting, relaxing, and listening to devotional kirtans. I visit almost every week, and the food served in langar is always nice and warm. There is a large cloakroom and washroom available, as well as ample parking space in the basement and on the nearby streets. I have also noticed this Gurdwara appearing in several Indian Bollywood movies.
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An iconic gurdwara that is huge in more ways than one. The cloakrooms are spacious, there is underfloor heating on the ground floor and the langar hall has a lot of space. The main darbar hall is cavernous and it has wonderful stained glass windows at the back that are colourful. The only thing that lets it down is the limited car parking underground which is nowhere big enough for the congregation.
Sep 25- too big as to be peaceful. Felt business like than restful.
Parking on site helpful. Number plate entry inside.
Large langar hall has tables and carpet area to eat. Well organised langar.
This is a very sacred and famous place of the Sikh community for worshiping Sikh Gurus.Daily path of Shri Guru Granth Sahib is performed here and a large number of Sikhs ,people who like Sikh Gurus and who believes Sikhism gather here and perform path of Granth Sahib. Then parshad is
distributed and free langar is served.
Need inner, tired of fast life , visit here once.
No matter your religion, skin color, or background — all are welcome.
A warm, free meal is served with love.
You respect the sacredness of this space: no smoking, alcohol, or drug use is allowed — including if you’ve consumed them recently
I can't express in words and five stars is not enough for this gurudwara. WMK🙏🙏
I’m not aware if there’s any more beautiful and as big Gurudwara in London or even in the UK.
Magical and superlative Gurdwara Sahib. This Sikh temple is one of the most peaceful places of worship I've been to in the UK.
Not only the decor is beautiful, the overall organisation and tidiness is great.
I would definitely recommend visiting this Gurdwara Sahib if you are around Southall.
Guru Nanak Rd, Southall, UB2 4NP, United Kingdom•
15 min · 3.8 mi
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Brent Lodge Park
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Brent Lodge Park is a serene riverside retreat that offers a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. This charming park features expansive meadows, woodland trails, and open fields where visitors can reconnect with nature. Families will appreciate the well-maintained playgrounds and an engaging maze that provides endless fun for children. The small animal center, home to fascinating creatures like meerkats and flamingos, adds an extra layer of enjoyment to your visit.
Wonderful, peaceful park with fun games and Maze, Flowers everywhere and Refreshing environment. loved It 😍
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Brent Lodge Park in Hanwell is a lovely escape into nature, perfect for a peaceful walk or a family outing. Starting from Connolly Dell near Hanwell Station, the walk up to the park is calm and scenic, with plenty of greenery along the way. As you enter Brent Lodge Park, you’re greeted by families enjoying Hanwell Zoo and the open spaces filled with laughter and life. The park’s layout feels spacious yet inviting, making it easy to wander and take in the surroundings at your own pace.
What truly stands out about Brent Lodge Park is its timeless charm — beautiful old trees line the paths, offering shade and character, while birds and squirrels add a touch of liveliness to every corner. The air feels fresh, the lawns are well kept, and there’s even a fun maze that brings out the child in everyone. Whether you’re looking for a quiet stroll, a picnic spot, or simply a place to reconnect with nature, Brent Lodge Park is one of Hanwell’s most delightful green treasures.
Small but worth the time out. Great sand play area for the children. Decent selection of animals. Maze and park on the outside as an added bonus to add more time and elements to the day out.
Brent Lodge Park is a lovely place for a relaxed day out. The playgrounds are great for kids, and the maze is a fun touch—my kids loved getting “lost” in it! The small zoo (Hanwell Zoo) is surprisingly good, with meerkats, capybaras, flamingos, and more. Entry is cheap and totally worth it.
Toilets were clean, and the walking paths along the river are really peaceful.
Definitely recommend for families or anyone wanting a chilled, green space in West London!
We visited the park on a summer Monday afternoon. It was quite and tidy, benches and trash cans were everywhere. It has many entrances, so you can walk around or just do a quick jog. Child and dog friendly.
Beautiful wild flower swathe of planting, good fun for younger children under 8.
Nice park. I really enjoyed walking in Millinium maze.
All memoirs and late evening walk with my mother, my kids kinda grow up here when me and my besties kids used to come here.
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When you need a food break from visiting all the attractions today, these fan favorite restaurants are about a 2-minute walk away from Guru Nanak Road Gurdwara - Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall.
Delhi Wala
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2.8
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affordable
Vegetarian restaurant
If you're on the lookout for a delightful vegetarian dining experience, look no further than Delhi Wala in Southall. This charming eatery is a true hidden gem that serves up an array of authentic dishes bursting with flavor. From mouthwatering chaat to hearty thalis, every bite feels like a taste of home, crafted with care and freshness.
Absolutely loved my experience at Delhi Wala in Southall! This place is a hidden gem for pure vegetarian lovers. The food was not just delicious but also felt authentic and freshly prepared — from the chaat to the thalis, every bite was full of flavour.
What really stood out was the amazing quality of food at such reasonable prices. It’s rare to find such a perfect balance of taste, hygiene, and affordability.
The restaurant itself is clean, well-maintained, and has a very welcoming vibe. The staff were incredibly friendly and made us feel right at home, offering helpful suggestions and ensuring quick service throughout our meal.
Highly recommended if you’re looking for genuine Indian vegetarian cuisine in London. Will definitely be back soon!
DR S — Google review
I recently ordered tandoori roti with butter, but unfortunately, the butter was applied very lightly—almost as if it was just done out of formality. It didn’t feel like a proper butter roti, especially considering the extra charge.
I mentioned this at the reception, but the response I received was, “We can’t do anything.” I was a bit disappointed by the lack of assistance or willingness to address the concern.
I’m sharing this feedback with the hope that it helps improve the service. A small gesture like properly buttering the roti can make a big difference in the overall experience.
Visited on Diwali and purchased a beautiful selection of sweets for a great price. Everything tasted fresh. Particularly delicious Pista Barfi.
Will return to eat savoury food 😋
Nice place for Indian vegetarian food and snacks in Southal. Service is bit slow but food and atmosphere is nice. So don’t hesitate to try once whenever you are visiting Southall and see how you feel about this place.
Today me and my friend visited delhi vala at Southall. It was amazing experience I ever had. The staff named Keshav and Jashan were so friendly and helpful. All the services are fantastic there. I would definitely like to visit again. Of course it was not are first time there, we used to go there from last 3 years. But today I was very happy with the services. Big Thanks to keshav and Jashn.
Done… 🤗
Authentic vegetarian Indian food. Great taste, with a wide range on the menu.
The Service and atmosphere is very good.
First time coming here and would definitely come back. I was conscious as it’s a 20 min walk from southall Broadway it might not be worth it but I was so wrong!
Food was really good quality, fresh and hot! Very polite staff and clean restaurant. They take very good care of you.
I would recommend to anyone who wants a good hearty Indian meal.
Service wasn’t great. I ordered tea and never received it until I had to ask again. The place doesn’t smell very fresh when you walk in, which isn’t the best first impression.
The staff were polite but quite slow. The food was just okay, nothing special. I asked for extra achar and ended up waiting so long that I’d basically finished my kulcha and paratha before having to ask again.
The can of Coke wasn’t cold, which was disappointing. The tea was actually good, but then again, anything tastes decent with enough sugar.
Overall, it wasn’t terrible, but definitely not somewhere I’d rush back to.
11 King St, Southall, UB2 4DF, United Kingdom•
McDonald's
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Fast food restaurant
McDonald's is a well-established fast-food chain famous for its burgers and fries. The service quality varies, with occasional lapses such as forgetting to provide requested sauces. Despite recent renovations that expanded the drive-through area, safety concerns remain due to blind spots in the parking lot. However, the store itself is generally clean and well-maintained, with attentive staff members. The limited seating makes it more suitable for takeout orders rather than dining in.
Maybe cause they focus on drive thrus mostly.
The general food isn't the freshest.
5/10 chances of getting fresh fries and burgers hit or miss.
Wait times are a bit longer than usual Mac ds.
But it's Macdonald's at the end of the day
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Not all McDonald restaurants are the same. They are franchises and this one is the worst you can get. Ordered just over £30 worth of food in restaurant. They prioritise drive through orders so it took 10mins to get my order.
The nearly £5 McChicken sandwich looked like a mayo chicken sandwich from the saver menu. It looked like it was put together by an untrained child on work experience.
The fries were soggy and the staff stuffed everything into one bag squashing everything.
It takes years to build a good reputation and a fraction of a second to convince a customer never to order from the establishment again. McDonald’s prices have increased and the quality and general attitude of workers to customer services at this branch has nose dived.
Will not be getting anything from this branch again.
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I was only passing by to get a quick coffee.
It's Difficult to fault the technical application of fast food here.
It was quite early in the afternoon. So not very challenging for the staff. Saying that, there are minimal staffing levels. God help you, if you have a question to ask or need to speak to someone.
The quality of the food is ok. Temperature always seems to be a challenge for mcdonald's
Seating was less of a challenge this time.
Also, our drink arrived surprisingly quickly.
The staff were so focused on ticking all the right boxes, they often forgot to smile.
Mcdonald's are clearly not interesting in customer feedback. As it doesn't seem to affect their bottom line. This will also be confirmed by no response to what I have just written.
We had fillet of fish and it tasted disgusting, like cardboard - so disappointed. Will not return. The service was slow and a lot of shouting coming from the back, the poor lady on the serving counter had far too much to do!
You have to wait a very long time if you order food inside the establishment. After my last visit I try to eat elsewhere. But when I order food and coffee without leaving my car it was a little faster.
Impossible to get any service from staff when ordering inside the restaurant, seems they have shifted the entire restaurant to focus on drive thru orders. They regularly forget to include cutlery, especially annoying for breakfast items like porridge, which obviously needs a spoon to be eaten. They have also often left out items from the order, which is inconvenient when in a rush and you have to get out of the car to go in and get the correct order...
Absolutely appaling service, manager unable to explain why just a standard coffee order took 48 mins to complete. There were about 15 customers waiting inline to pick up. Server had no name badge & served the drink as she is doing a favour to me.
Right, I’m not usually one to complain ,however after today I just cannot keep quiet , after I waited absolutely AGES for my food and I am on the way home I taste my Diet Coke which I have been waiting all day for .Not even 1 minute after I get out the restaurant mind you there’s no ice , my drink is so disgustingly warm and it genuinely tastes like straight syrup . I was utterly disgusted and disappointed I felt like throwing up . I am NOT happy with my experience here !!!
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HASOUN GRILL
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Fast food restaurant
Takeout Restaurant
If you're on the hunt for a delicious meal in London, look no further than Hasoun Grill. This bustling eatery is a popular spot, especially during lunch hours when local students flock here for their midday fix. While it can get busy, the wait is often worth it as each dish is prepared fresh to order. The menu boasts an array of options including falafel wraps, chicken wraps, lamb wraps, and hearty plates featuring half a chicken served with chips, salad, and rice.
Great quality takeaway meal and good prices. Friendly service. Will happily return.
We love that you can choose which salad items you’d like to accompany your grill, great for fussy Easter’s and lovely to have more options with the salad.
Jessica P — Google review
This was an amazing restaurant. Fast and delicious. The salad was cheap for what it was and it was amazing. The burgers felt gourmet and I would highly recommend the Chicken Fillet Burger. The staff were friendly and we had a full conversation with them! The seats are extremely comfortable. I would 100% come here again!
Great service, and the staff were very friendly and welcoming. Fast service and the food was fresh and served hot.
Fantastic customer service. Great food and the shawarma is just excellent. It's a regular stop for me when I'm looking for a hearty meal.
Excellent service! Very tasty food and very polite staff! Definitely one of my favorite grill food in London! The staff will go above and beyond to give everything they could to make us happy!
Great people to arrange take-away food and pleasant to discuss options. The pizza, wrap or grill plate are all very tasty, done quickly and without any problems. I give them 5 stars.
Most these reviews are fake just to tell you. The chips are old, the lamb donner was precooked and then taken from a pot and add to my chips. They tasted rubbery and salty as of preserved for longer lasting life. The price says £5 but they charge you 7 because of the salad. I would never go here again.
I have been here multiple times now and have tried a variety of choice on the menu. I usually come here for Lunch. It can get very busy here especially during school hours. as a lot of the local kids from Drayton Manor High school go here for Lunch. So you might have to wait a little while when it gets busy but most of the time it has a respectable waiting time as the food is cooked fresh.
I have tried the following:
Falafel Wrap, Chicken Wrap, Lamb Wrap, Half a Chicken with chips salad and Rice.
The wraps are great, they are tasty and reasonable priced. The lamb wrap has the most flavour, the chicken is the most tender and the falafel is the cheapest and is great value for money.
The chicken here, is generally very good. I have order the grilled chicken here three times. twice has been excellent. once has been good. the chicken is extremely moist and well cooked and seasoned.
overall. I recommend this place as I have not been disappointed yet and is good value for money. Many thanks.
91 Greenford Ave, London, W7 1HA, United Kingdom•
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Southeast side of town
For day 3, we recommend exploring the southeast side side of town. Start the day off with The Grange, then wind down and take it easy by the time you get to Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery. All together, your day would be filled with about 8 hours of non-stop fun.
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The Grange
4.5
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Pub
Beer garden
The Grange is a spacious pub featuring comfortable leather seats, a heated walled garden, and an upstairs stage with a separate bar. Despite its unassuming exterior, it boasts one of the finest beer gardens in Ealing, providing a suntrap during summer and cozy nooks for enjoying a Sunday roast in winter. As part of the Youngs chain, this Victorian pub offers good quality mid-level gastro-pub fare with a modern British twist.
Did not disappoint! I used to live in the area many years ago and wanted to return with my family for a Sunday roast. The roast beef, pork and vegan roasts and Yorkshire puddings and vegetables were fantastic. The drinks list was great too. The Grange was busy with diners from opening. It clearly still has a great reputation!
Sheena B — Google review
This is a deceptively large pub. Mainly decked out traditionally, with some newer parts. It has a contemporary feel.
In winter it has a very cosy feel and in summer, it's heaving, with people spilling into the ample beer garden.
I cant help feeling the people are all local. It has a very convivial atmosphere.
I've eaten here before and found the portion sizes ample. The dishes were well finished with plenty of attention to detail.
So, great for the summer, great for the winter!
Lovely Sunday roast. Enjoyed my rib of beef. Friendly staff. Good selection of beers on tap. Only thing that spoiled the meal were the shameless people at the table next to us who had a dog (we were in the pub yard/garden) that did a runny poo… Good thing we had finished eating by then!
We visited this pub for the first time on Friday afternoon. Firstly, the building is very impressive & the interior smart, clean & comfortable. We were greeted in a very friendly manner by a member of staff called Lewis, who I understand was the relief manager. We were invited to sit down after our drink orders were taken. The manager then invited us to look at the food menu and was happy to make recommendations. The fish & chips that I ordered was excellent and my wife’s chicken dish was described as very tasty. The staff were very attentive and were quick to clear tables that had been vacated. Lewis and his team ran a very efficient & friendly operation. I understand the Grange has a reputation for an excellent Sunday roast. It will not be long until return. Thank you all. A lovely afternoon in a relaxing, comfortable environment.
My first visit, though our staff are already regulars—and I can see why. A beautifully presented bar and restaurant with a welcoming atmosphere that sets the tone for a great experience.
We were warmly greeted by Harry, who served us an exceptional pint of Guinness—poured with the care and precision worthy of the Guinness factory itself. Clean glass, perfectly settled, and clearly prepared with pride.
The evening was thoroughly enjoyable, and I’m already looking forward to my next visit.
For those who appreciate good food, don’t miss the opportunity to stop in for lunch or dinner. The dishes are not only generous in portion but clearly crafted by a Chef and team who are passionate about what they do.
Thanks again,
John
We've booked the Potting Shed for a private event and had a lovely time. Sharing food platters were delicious and the guests appreciated the food. The only disadvantage was that the pub was busy on a Sunday afternoon so the staff wasn't really paying attention to us and had to ask twice for things to get sorted. Super easy to book and get extra info thanks to Maggie!
Very good english food. The service is top!
The manager is always ready to accomodate even last minute requests. I love the passion this crew is putting to make the customer feeling amused by food and by atmosphere.
Summer or winter, there is space and atmosphere in every season!
Had Sunday lunch here this weekend and it was fantastic. I used to come to The Grange back in the 1990s when I was a young man living in Ealing. It was my go to when I wanted a good Sunday lunch. Always had fond memories of this place, so on a visit to Ealing some 30 odd years later, and looking for somewhere to take my wife and daughter for lunch, I was pleasantly surprised to find the place still open. I'm so glad to say that the pub, food and staff did not disappoint. I would thoroughly recommend a visit. Delicious food, great atmosphere, and wonderful service with a smile (thank you Nikkita). My daughter who now lives in London has added this place to her "great food, top venue, must bring friends" list. High praise indeed. Keep doing what you're doing 👏👏😋
Warwick Rd, London, W5 3XH, United Kingdom•
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The New Inn Ealing
4.5
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4.5
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affordable
Pub
Beer garden
Tucked away in the lively streets of Ealing, The New Inn is a charming former 17th-century coaching inn that seamlessly blends historical character with contemporary flair. As you step inside, you're greeted by an inviting atmosphere filled with the enticing scents of freshly poured craft beers and ciders, alongside a rotating selection of cask ales from various regions.
We had our Christmas party at the New Inn pub, Ealing.
The staff were incredible. As special call out to Victor, who was amazing, positive and helpful. The food was great and went down a treat! Many of the members and the guests commented on the brilliant spread. The drinks system we set up worked well and a great space was cordoned off for our members.
Thank you! See you next year! Merry Christmas!
Dee — Google review
From the street, you might walk right past this place without a second glance. The exterior is utterly unassuming – nothing about it screams “come inside!” But step through those doors and you’ll discover one of Ealing’s best-kept secrets.
The interior immediately surprises with its quirky, eclectic design. It’s the kind of place that clearly didn’t take itself too seriously during the fit-out, and that playful energy translates into a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere. You get the sense that someone put real thought into making this feel different from your standard pub.
But the real showstopper? The beer garden out back. And I do mean enormous. It’s the kind of outdoor space that makes you wonder how they’ve managed to keep it tucked away so discreetly. Perfect for sunny afternoons, balmy evenings, or really any time you want to enjoy your pint under open sky rather than under a roof.
The location deserves a mention too. Positioned brilliantly near the park, it offers the perfect setup for a pre-meal constitutional to work up an appetite, or a post-meal stroll to walk off your indulgence. It’s the kind of practical advantage that transforms a good pub into a local favorite.
Whether you’re popping in for a quick drink or settling in for the afternoon, this place punches well above its modest exterior. Don’t judge this book by its cover – what’s inside (and out back) is well worth discovering
I was recommended The New Inn via my friend’s neighbour.
What can I say but it was amazing. The customer service was excellent. There were no tables as we did not book. But the beautiful owner found a table and advised us to order quick as I few big tables had just arrived. 😜
The food arrived we had a Sunday toast which was divine. 🎉The food was delicious and the roast chicken was seasoned well and moist.
I will be back. Great friendly place and cosy. 🥳
Had the most incredible Sunday roast today. Incredible beef, fabulous veggies, limitless gravy and the most amazing Yorkshire puddings! Also limitless! Will definitely return!
This is our favorite place to go on a Sunday. If youre ever nervous about ordering a Roast because youre not sure how the meat is going to be etc, Id recommend The New Inn. Their beef roast was excellent with no fatty bits and just nice and tender. The roast potatoes were pretty perfect and everything else was just the right amount and absolutely delicious. We had a great table and the service although a few moments it was slightly slow it was ok as they were fantastic and to be honest, thats the feel of a pub, very relaxed and chilled so it wasnt a problem. Very nice experience.
We booked a large table for a get together after the Ealing Half marathon. Bearing in mind this was an extremely busy day, the staff were incredible. Our table was ready when we arrived, the staff were friendly and attentive, the food arrived quickly and was delicious.
Beautiful pub. We were in a lovely private room. We had the Christmas menu but the normal non-Christmas Sunday roast option looked much better and came with a Yorkshire pub. Service was fine but the main person made us feel like it was our fault and an inconvenience that they'd incorrectly accepted our booking for a Sunday.
Beautiful pub. I went there for the first time and I love it. Great atmosphere, friendly staff and delicious burgers. I really recommend it to all my friends and family. See you soon!
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Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery
4.7
(588)
4.6
(66)
Art gallery
Art center
Historical place museum
Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, located in Ealing, is a historic house designed by Sir John Soane in 1800. The venue hosts modern art exhibitions, including the vibrant installations of Rana Begum. These colorful and playful pieces interact with the stately interiors and spill into other unique spaces. The Grade listed house also offers free monthly tours that bring its fascinating history to life for young visitors.
Easy to get to from the railway station by bus or walking. The tour we booked in advance was really engaging and we learned so much about the buildings, decor, landscape and Soane himself. Great little cafe in the shop for coffee and lovely selection of cakes.
Julia W — Google review
Had a had a fantastic time at Pitzhanger. The house is beautiful and very interesting to read the history, and I love the way they have integrated the temporary exhibition throughout. I went on a Friday in August when it was free for Ealing residents, but will definitely come back to see the next exhibitions. The gift shop is also very nice and I ended up buying a couple of things.
The John Soane House in Ealing is a unique architectural gem that captures the spirit and style of the eccentric architect who made a lasting mark on London’s history. Its impressive blend of architectural elements and collection of art and antiquities creates an unforgettable experience for anyone with an interest in architecture, art, and history.
The interiors are mesmerizing, with meticulous attention to detail—from hidden niches to whimsical compositions, where every item seems to have a purpose and significance. Walking through the rooms, you can sense how deeply John Soane was absorbed in his passion for collecting and design. The diverse range of artifacts—from ancient relics to intriguing architectural models—provides a fascinating glimpse into the mind of an architect who saw beauty in every corner.
One of the most captivating aspects of the house is how Soane arranged space to showcase his art and collections. He skillfully employed lighting and reflective surfaces to make the rooms appear larger and more dynamic. The house’s structure is also remarkable, with numerous rooms connected by clever passages that create a labyrinthine effect, offering new discoveries at every turn.
Among the exhibits are antique statues, rare books, drawings, paintings, and architectural models, making it a true treasure trove for history enthusiasts. This mansion is not just a home but a work of art that will leave a lasting impression on anyone who visits.
Visiting the John Soane House in Ealing is an opportunity to step into the world of one of London’s most innovative architects. It’s a must-see for those who wish to experience Soane’s architectural genius and immerse themselves in an atmosphere of creativity, boldness, and a deep appreciation for art.
On Thursday I had a wonderful time visiting Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery in Ealing. This was John Soane's country home away from his home in Lincoln's Inn Fields, back when Ealing was in the middle of nowhere.
The staff i met were really inspiring and I had a quick tour of the site: a combination of Georgian historic house and contemporary art gallery. The art exhibitions switch about 5 times a year. Alison Watt currently has new work on show. Detailed and poignant paintings that connect emotionally with the story of the house.
There's clearly lots going on, the programme is varied, the cafe full of tasty bites and the park around it is beautiful. Highly recommend!
Beautifully renovated. An exhibition of Howard Hodgkin on at the moment which is fabulous. No cafe anymore but places nearby. The gardens are very nice too.
The home of famed Neo-Classical architect Sir John Soane shows how the man had an intricate eye for detail and even the most minute of said detail was not spared and it was this that put the man at the very top of his profession. The manor is ideal for professional occasions of which weddings are a staple feature here - as we saw when we were there. My only gripe with the place is that the price of admission is a bit too steep as you'll encounter a gallery and the manor itself and all of it can be seen in a breezy amount of time and in my personal opinion, it really doesn't warrant the price it asks for. If you're invested in the work of Sir John Soane then you'll probably get your money's worth but the Sir John Soane Museum in Holborn has a lot more to offer (and it's free) and it really gives you a pathway into the mind of a genius architect whose imagination really had no ceiling when it came to unbridled creativity.
such a lovely place! i went to go see the howard hodgkin exhibition, and i thought it was wonderful how they sort of dotted his art around the manor. it was integrated well. the manor itself is lovely and the plaques around the place are informative. i accidentally went on a wedding open day so it felt a bit awkward going into some rooms where there were e.g. musicians playing but overall a really nice experience. the gardens are pretty too but i think id appreciate them more in warmer weather!
Found this place at last open. Went last year was under restoration wraps. Very reasonably priced tickets to get in. Restoration to this beautifully light enhanced house is superb. Do visit the conservatory which is an added addition. You have to see it from inside looking out to get it! The conservatory is based on the original plans of the architect who never got the chance to build it. The exquisite hand painted wallpaper in the dining room and long view windows create a vista to the outside grounds. The room is light and airy, the painted ceiling has very modern pale mute colours. This is a house l would want to live in. You think grey is the in colour at the moment - it's there too. The marbled painting and wood effect has been skillfully done. Staff are enthusiastic about this recent renovation. Go along and see what you think and don't forget to get a tour.
Ealing Grn, London, W5 5EQ, United Kingdom•
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Under a 2-minute walk from The New Inn Ealing, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.
The Walpole
4.7
(104)
Permanently Closed
affordable
British restaurant
Breakfast restaurant
Nestled in Ealing, The Walpole is a delightful café and bistro that effortlessly combines traditional charm with modern flair. Known for its inviting atmosphere, this cozy pub serves up hearty breakfasts and satisfying lunches during the day, transforming into a vibrant bistro on Friday and Saturday nights. With an eclectic interior that sets the stage for relaxation, guests can savor craft beers or fine wines while enjoying live music or quiz nights.
It’s been a while since we’ve been to our local gem of a restaurant. It don’t disappoint. I opted for the Romney Lamb, absolutely delicious and my son went for the steak option - I don’t think that I’ve ever seen such a big portion of steak before. I rounded off with the chocolate pot. The food is all freshly cooked, great buzz, fab staff, definitely worth a visit!
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Outstanding Food and Hospitality. Possibly the best place West of London for local Bistro culture.
We came here as a surprise dinner for my Wife’s birthday, after wanting to try it for ages. The place is small (18 Covers possibly?) and only open for dinner on the weekend. Even though we booked for the last possible table (9pm) the Owner and front of house made us feel incredibly welcome, as if we were regulars.
The food was exceptional. The portions were massive. Try and resist the large slabs of homemade bread if you want to make it to dessert.
The menu changes every week, I’ll be back in no time!
*Warning* Don’t eat all day before coming here, you’ll need the room! Very generous servings of high quality ingredients cooked fantastically. All brought to the table with great service!
Hidden gem. It’s only open at weekends and very small (so definitely worth booking in advance) but serves really delicious hearty food! I must go back
Excellent food with large portions. A hidden independent gem in Ealing. This establishment is only open Friday and Saturday evening. Husband is the chef and wife runs the restaurant floor. Great service.
Amazing food in a quirky family run restaurant which is only open on Friday and Saturday evenings. I believe you have to book ahead to avoid disappointment. The portion sizes are generous and delicious. It's a set price for 2 or 3 courses. Bring your own bottle I think but if you run out, there's an off licence a few steps away! Can't wait to go back some time!!!
Another amazing seasonal menu . Love this place! Exquisite cooking, incredible food service excellent . Definately be back soon
Great 'homecooked' food for a reasonable price. A good selection of wines and large portion sizes.
If you go as a foursome go for two courses and share the starters and puddings. You will still come out completely stuffed! The ambience is like a small town French restaurant. Love it!
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Piccola Italia Ealing
4.2
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4.0
(256)
Permanently Closed
affordable
Italian restaurant
Piccola Italia Ealing is a charming Italian restaurant that offers a cozy atmosphere and delicious Italian cuisine. The dining room is adorned with vintage photos, adding to the authentic ambiance. The menu features a variety of classic Italian dishes, including stone-baked pizzas, pasta, risotto, seafood recipes, and traditional meat dishes. Guests highly recommend the Gamberoni Starter and Cesare Salad as appetizers. The restaurant prides itself on serving dishes from all over Italy in a warm and inviting setting.
Lovely place with delicious food and true Italian vibe. Stopped by here for a meeting with a friend, ended up having a filling lunch.
Proper pasta, absolutely adorable tiramisu.
The staff was also very nice and caring, gave us useful advice about food and did their best to make us feel at home.
Definitely worth coming back! 😍
Tatiana S — Google review
Came here for a Birthday lunch with family who love Italian food and are quite fussy about it. The food was amazing. Massive portions, fresh ingredients and a good variety to suit all tastes. They also have a good selection of seafood related dishes - as they advertise themselves as a seafood specialist.
The waitress/host was very friendly and nice, but really slow. We had to ask for various things several times. There were times when she stood chatting to friends while we tried to get her attention. This was during a quiet Saturday afternoon with only 3 tables taken (including ours). Hopefully during busier times there are extra staff! I’d definitely recommend trying if you’re in the area.
It might become your favourite Italian restaurant in Ealing.
The Italian restaurant offers an exceptional dining experience, from the welcoming staff to the delicious food.
The friendly and welcoming staff is always a great way to start a dining experience. The restaurant places a high value on customer satisfaction, which is always a great sign.
The special starter mushrooms in tomato sauce with cheese sounds like a great way to start a meal. The combination of mushrooms, tomato sauce, and cheese creates a rich and savoury flavour. However, I am not a fan of tomato sauce, so if you are in the same boat as me, consider ordering something else.
The Ravioli alla Carbonara is a delicious main course. The combination of stuffed pasta with guanciale and creamy eggs in a Parmesan sauce topped with crispy pancetta sounds like a perfect blend of flavours and textures. The parmesan sauce can sometimes be salty, but I enjoyed the dish.
Lastly, the Tiramisú al Pistacchio is the perfect way to end the meal. Pistachio mascarpone cream, coffee, and Savoyard biscuit create a delicious and unique twist on the classic tiramisu.
Overall, I had a wonderful dining experience with a great ambience and service. It's great to see that the restaurant values customer satisfaction, and it's worth considering for anyone looking for a great Italian restaurant.
Had a lovely meal today for my anniversary and the kind server gave us our final drinks on the house. Was such a great service, will definitely continue coming back. Such a great restaurant and the staff are amazing!
Love the restaurant. Friendly staff and nice food. The place is popular and since the restaurant is small, you need to book a table on Friday and Saturday nights.
They also have gluten free options
Amazing food and service 😊
Lunch set menu great option and generous portions.
Staff super friendly!
We will come back here for sure 😊
This is the best Italian food i've ever had in London. Its on the pricier side but its worth the price. The food tasted so fresh. It was definitely cooked to Italian standard and bursting with flavour.
Great veggie options!! Brilliant discovery that I made with brother on. Sunday afternoon! Loved the pasta..we ordered the vegetarian options and they were brilliant! Will definitely recommend and if you're a sea food lover then this is definitely a place for you.
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Indian Villa
4.6
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4.6
(58)
Indian restaurant
Asian fusion restaurant
Nestled in the heart of Ealing Common, Indian Villa is a delightful culinary gem that transports you straight to India with its authentic flavors and inviting ambiance. This charming restaurant prides itself on using traditional cooking methods and high-quality ingredients, ensuring each dish bursts with flavor.
What a fantastic little restaurant this is! I was lucky enough to stumble across it on my way to Ealing Common Tube, which it directly faces. I haven't had better Indian food in London. The staff were charming and the prices were not over inflated. I look forward to returning. It's a shame I live 150 miles away!
Jason W — Google review
Love the food. I was served by Lovish and they have such a pleasant personality, so lovely to speak to. Definitely will come for more.
Delicious! Amazing food and super friendly service. We haven’t had such good Indian food in a while. Highly recommended!
I had a great experience at Indian Villa. The food was flavorful and authentic, with generous portions and beautiful presentation. The ambiance was warm, stylish, and welcoming, making it a comfortable place to enjoy a meal. The service was attentive and friendly, with staff who offered helpful recommendations. Overall, a lovely dining experience — highly recommended!
The curries are super nice and authentic. Service is also very good. The only tip to mind for people who can’t tolerate chilli is that even one chilli level for some curry is quite hot. You can ask to reduce the spicy level for adjustment though.
This was our first time trying Indian food. It was amazing. The service and dishes surpassed our expectations. We had the chicken tikka, Bombay Butter Chicken, Pilao Rice, and Naan Garlic Naan. We will be returning on our next stay.
The food here is amazing! When thinking about Indian food, this restaurant is always our first option. We have been eating here for few years and the quality and taste had never dropped! The service we receive is always very warm; they even remember our favorite dishes!
This is my favourite Indian restaurant in the area. Excellent food, friendly staff and good atmosphere. Altogether a great place to eat at.
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Proximity is everything
For day 4, we bundled attractions like Lammas Park and The Rose & Crown, Ealing and other places within a close range, so that the time it takes to travel between all of them is less than one hour. Combined with the average time people spend there, your day should take about 8 hours.
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Lammas Park
4.5
(1402)
Park
Lammas Park in Ealing is a scenic and historic park offering various activities for sports enthusiasts and leisure seekers. The park features tree-lined pathways, a large open field, playground, tennis courts, and a new parkour area. It's also home to a croquet club, natural pond, and playgroup area for tots. Dog walkers will appreciate the space designed for people, dogs, and wildlife.
Lovely little hidden gem of a park, located not too far from/behind South Ealing Tube Station. Highly recommended during spring, summer, autumn and even winter seasons. Idyllic, beautiful and tranquil place within west London. 👌🏾
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I’ve lived in the area for 40 years and these two parks are the worst I’ve seen them. Full of homeless people setting up tents all over, dog faeces, and long overgrown grass. Add to that random trees that collapse without warning causing danger to life and the parks are taken up by either festivals, election counting or construction equipment so you can hardly use them. Avoid at all costs!
Dog walkers paradise, lots of friendly folks, a regular coffee stall, and 2 mins walk to another great park, Walpole, with even better facilities and a great Art gallery and Manor house open to the public. Parking restrictions apply 10-11 and 3-4 as I recall
Pleasant and convenient park for a quick walk or fresh air but not the cleanest. The entry via Northfields often leads past a surprisingly dirty cottage. There seems to be a general issue with cleanliness, as the bins are often overflowing.
The layout is also a bit awkward- a random drainage area that takes up space, narrow paths shared by dog walkers, people taking a stroll, children and some angry joggers and cyclists.
Lovely park with a big kids playground and a new parkour area as well as a croquet club a natural pond, tennis courts and a playgroup area for tots.
The council do a great job of making the space good for people, dogs and also wildlife with areas that are left natural.
No loos, but there are some across the road in the tennis club clubhouse.
Lammas Park
Beautiful and well-maintained, Lammas Park offers something for everyone. The children’s playground is fun and safe, while the riverside seating is peaceful and scenic. There are plenty of picnic tables and benches dotted around, and the open spaces make it perfect for gatherings. The on-site kiosk serves ice creams, teas, and coffees, and the toilets are clean and accessible. A gem in Staines!
A lovely, tranquil public park.
What a nice park. Just a notch of better care to reach perfection.
30 Elers Rd, London, W13 9QD, United Kingdom•
7 min · 0.34 mi
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The Rose & Crown, Ealing
4.5
(1111)
4.6
(20)
affordable
Pub
Bar
Restaurant
Nestled on a tranquil side street opposite St Mary’s Church in South Ealing, The Rose & Crown is a quintessential red-brick pub that embodies the charm of traditional British hospitality. With its inviting hanging baskets and delightful garden, this cozy establishment serves up classic British fare alongside an impressive selection of real ales and wines. Known as "Ealing's hidden gem," it offers a warm atmosphere perfect for enjoying a hearty meal or simply unwinding with friends over drinks.
Great for Sunday Roast. Very nice and comfortable setting. Staffs were all very friendly and helpful. Fish and chips were also delicious with the fish cooked perfectly. Would recommend for family and friends gathering for good food and drinks.
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Had a fantastic time at this pub! We went as a group for Easter Sunday lunch, and it turned out to be a great experience all around. The service was genuinely warm and welcoming—one of those places where you immediately feel comfortable.
I tried their Sunday roast, and it was actually my first ever roast. Even with my palate, which isn’t exactly used to traditional roasts, I found it genuinely delicious. The flavors were rich without being overwhelming, and everything was cooked just right.
One thing I really loved was the indoor seating area—it had such great natural light that it felt like you were almost sitting outdoors. It made the atmosphere so lively and refreshing, adding to the whole experience.
They also have a solid selection of beers and ciders, which paired perfectly with the meal. Good drinks, great food, and very good service—can’t really ask for more. Definitely a place I’d happily return to when I’m in the area!
🚇 South Ealing
🍺 £7.10 Cruzcampo
The Rose & Crown is located on a quiet side street opposite St Mary’s Church in South Ealing, West London. The nearest tube station is South Ealing.
The site of the pub is believed be the site of a 17th century coaching inn called The Oliver Cromwell. By 1823, the pub was described as “the first inn on the road from Brentford”.
This spacious two-bar pub blends traditional decor with stylish contemporary touches. The main bar, on the left, features a long servery that runs the length of the bar. It starts narrow at the entrance before opening into a seating area at the back. To the right of the entrance is a cosy bar with traditional tables, chairs, and a period fireplace.
Just off the main bar is a dining area which is flooded with light from overhead atriums. Throughout, the pub’s decor combines boarded and parquet floors with panelled, wallpapered, and boldly coloured walls, comfortable seating, and walls adorned with historic photos and mirrors.
At the rear lies a large beer garden with covered areas and plenty of benches.
This Fuller’s pub offers a familiar selection of beers, a couple of craft options, and four cask ales including Fuller’s ESB. I opted for a Cruzcampo — an excellent pint, though the price was on the high side. The food menu features British pub classics, Mediterranean dishes, and Sunday roasts.
I dropped in just before 2pm on a warm, overcast Saturday afternoon in August. When I arrived there were a couple of locals sat in the main bar and about a dozen or so people enjoying the beer garden. The atmosphere was really laid-back, almost like being in a village pub out in the sticks. The service was spot on too — I had a great chat with one of the management team, who took the time to tell me about the pub and even showed me an old photo of the pub.
Visiting The Rose & Crown was a thoroughly enjoyable experience. I loved the traditional pub decor, the beer choice will please most and the cultured imbiber and also the friendly and personable service. A very nice pub indeed.
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Beautiful pub in Ealing. We had the Sunday roast with beef, a side salad and halloumi fries, and of course a pint of Fullers London Pride! Dog-Friendly, gorgeous garden, fast and friendly staff and service. Would highly recommend and will be back.
This is our local pub so we're here a lot! Friendly staff and great food, plus a huge garden. Reliably excellent place to spend an afternoon or evening and a huge asset to South Ealing.
Went in today for Sunday lunch and had the beef which was lovely, good portion size and was filling.
Also had a pint of Cornish Orchards which is my favourite cider I like to have when in a Fullers pub, staff were friendly and welcoming.
I would pop in again as it's a great pub with a really nice beer garden outside, prices are standard for a Fullers and in my view reasonable 👍
It is the kind of pub that wraps you in warmth the moment you walk through the door. With its low-lit charm, vintage woodwork, and the gentle hum of conversation, it feels like a timeless haven. The staff are genuinely welcoming, the pints are perfectly poured, and the food is comfort on a plate. It’s not just a pub—it’s a place you’ll want to return to, again and again.
It is September. What is happening with the weather? 😆. It is a lovely pub here in London. What a pearl, and you have to try it once at least.
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The Questors Theatre
4.7
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5.0
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Theater company
Concerts & Shows
Corporate office
Performing arts theater
Theaters
The Questors Theatre is a community theater that comprises a main auditorium and studio space. It stages various types of productions, including drama, pantomime, and skills classes. Established in 1929, it holds the distinction of being the largest amateur dramatic playhouse in Europe while maintaining an excellent reputation for upholding high standards. The theater provides an expansive thrust style stage that offers different viewing options for the audience, along with impressive sound quality.
It is a very lovely and comfortable theatre. The seats are arranged in such a way as to give everyone a good view, even from the back. The bar and cafe are very nice and the drinks are surprisingly reasonably priced. All in all, a perfect theatre experience.
Natalia D — Google review
Went for beers. Pub and staff are nice but might offer a bigger choice!
Comfy seats but a thebroom might do with a little more hush and intimacy.
Attended an excellent play here last year. Most plays are v interesting.
I went to see Strictly Murder today at Questors.
It was superb!! I worked out fairly quickly who was who...then realised maybe not...then I was sure...then......
Well you have to go and see it to find out! The plot twists,and turns, the only thing you can be sure of is the superb acting and production. It draws you in bit by bit until you are completely hooked...and you have to know how it ends. A special nod to the actor playing Joseph. Beautifully sensitive.
Not to be missed
Hindle Wakes is a little gem of a play which provided a great night’s theatre at Questor’s. Set in a Lancashire mill town in 1912, it showcases a young working class woman who flouts societal rulings by spending the weekend with the son of the mill owner. Her future is decided for her, but she has a mind of her own.
Directed with confidence and flair, the production flowed, making light work of having the audience on 3 sides in the Studio. The cast were impressive individually and as an ensemble, with strong points of view rendered with poise, energy, and wit. Even the scene change got a round of applause. Recommended.
The production was competently performed and its themes were developed for the audience to enjoy. Thye first Act was a little soulless because although the lines had been learned and were recited at pace, the actors gave little effort to convincing us that they believed in the reality of what they were saying. This was corrected in the second half, particularly when the two women were part of the action.
Enjoyed the Sunday matinee of Questor's latest theatre production in the Playhouse. Always enjoy watching the range of theatre produced here. It is also great to have the option to get involved back stage, whether that is with costume, set design, lighting, sound, or stage managing etc
Great affordable theatre. Recently saw Attention All Shipping. Fantastic yet quirky! I recommend everyone to join, attend and support our brilliant local gem of a theatre.
Not seen any theatre there (yet) though a lovely space when I took my children to a trial drama class there. They loved the class and I strongly recommend them, not only after my children’s raving reviews, but from a friend who worked there who reckons Questors offers the best drama classes in the area.
12 Mattock Ln, London, W5 5BQ, United Kingdom•
4 min · 0.94 mi
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Bronek's Fish Restaurant
4.7
(1300)
4.5
(183)
cheap
Fish and seafood restaurant
Fish store
Takeout Restaurant
Restaurant
Bronek's Fish Restaurant is a charming, nautical-themed eatery located on the outskirts of Ealing, beloved by locals for its fresh fish and seafood offerings. This family-run establishment is renowned for serving some of the finest fish and chips in West London, along with an array of international delicacies such as oysters and delectable seafood platters. The quirky interior adds to the restaurant's unique ambiance, creating a perfect setting for indulging in a no-nonsense fish feast.
Management summary (for busy people): This is an excellent seafood restaurant but make a reservation to guarantee a table when you arrive.
A few more details: We were staying in West Ealing and found Bronek's through a Google search, and what a find! Excellent and fresh seafood, very friendly staff and a nice albeit quite small venue, so please reserve a table before you visit. I would probably give 4/5 for presentation but absolutely everything else is a 5/5. Highly recommended!
Neil M — Google review
Excellent seafood restaurant that we’ve visited twice since being in London. You will not be disappointed by the food! Very reasonably priced as well. Definitely make a reservation to grab a spot for dinner. Lunch seems to be a little more open. A must try!
What an amazing quirky and passionate place. Great service with Bronek, he was chatting with us about the catch of the day and what was best to have with our fish.
We had the red snapper- OMG the best fish we’ve ever had. It was cooked on the coals with a little seasoning - I could of ate another 2 or three of these. Served with sauté potatoes and fresh veg / pickles.
I can’t recommend this place enough it won’t disappoint.
Great work guys, loved it !!
Great atmosphere and an excellent service by the team. Strong knowledge on their produce and made recommendations on a number of good dishes. The lobster was so fresh and succulent melting in your mouth. Beautiful decor made you feel part of the sea, the fresh lobsters in the tank was an added touch.
Had the grilled fish fillets. Fresh fish well cooked and tasty. I was able to specify varieties of fish I did not want. Unfortunately service was very slow, there was one table before mine and it still took 50 minutes to get my food. Tables that were empty but uncleared when I arrived remained so for at least an hour
What a fantastic place. I had the mixed grilled fish which brings 5 fillets to the table (Tuna, salmon, cod, halibut and mackerel on this occasion) with vegetables, potatoes and a side to the table for £25.
Fish was cooked perfectly and presented beautifully.
The sides worked well with a few pickles, shredded beet and carrots amongst others and the portions were extremely generous. Will definitely be stopping by again although might skip lunch beforehand next time.
Well worth a visit.
This place is a find, great fish and seafood, great staff and you bring your own booze. For the quality the prices are amazing. Quirky decor and great food. Been a few times and never disappointed, will keep going back!
Small and great restaurant. The price is high but so is the value and the amount of food given. The food tastes crazy great. Took my mum here for her 60th birthday. You need to book for reservations in the evening before arriving. If not then 1 hour wait or longer.
149 Northfield Ave, London, W13 9QT, United Kingdom•
11 min · 2.8 mi
5•Daniel C — Google reviewTanveer A — Google reviewVanessa E — Google reviewSyene J — Google reviewTony B — Google reviewKratong S — Google reviewNeil B — Google review
West Middlesex Golf Club
4.2
(438)
4.5
(8)
Golf club
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Golf course
West Middlesex Golf Club, established in 1891 and redesigned by James Braid, is considered one of London's finest courses. Located just 15 minutes from Heathrow, this challenging parkland course offers a strategic golf experience with an interesting layout that includes back-and-forth play across roads and paths. The well-maintained course provides a good variety of distances and features some challenging holes, making it enjoyable for both beginners and experienced players.
What a gem of a course. I'd used almost every club in the bag by hole 6. Great variety of shots required. The greens are superb for the time of year. You need to think your way round, it's not just a case of driver and a wedge.
Owen T — Google review
Played West Middlesex today with my dad whose is 70 . 18 holes of fun . It really is a tough course with lots of hills . It’s hard work doing the 18 .
The second hole is an absolute monster of a hole . Do or die really on that one . Hole three is tough aswell as it’s a blind second shot . Littered with lots of long par 3s . Lots of dog legs . A pond straight in front of a par 3 . Hundreds of well kept bunkers
. Greens really well kept . Fairways good too . Quiet course and not too many people on it which meant play was really managed .
It really is a gem of a course for £25 a round on Monday and Wednesday all day . Staff were friendly throughout .
We were there for a wedding function, nice place but I would expected the same from food and service prospective as well, which was very bland.
Attended a celebration of a very special man's life on Sunday. All the staff were so helpful, food very good too
We have not used this venue but wish we could! The event we are currently planning is a large reunion and WMGC unfortunately does not have the capacity to host. However, I wanted to write a review on the "holy Grail" of customer service received during the initial enquiry. There may have been a "contact form" but It was great to have a choice to call the venue directly and discuss requirements in detail! Thank you Daniel and the team. Looking forward to working with you on more intimate events in the future - Paulette
First time at West Middlesex Golf. After a very hot summer the fairways are still recovering even in late October. Seeding and grown work has taken place. The tee boxes and green are in good condition. The course is quite tricky but a good course. Will be back again to hopefully lower my score.
Beautiful course and well kept. Even with the map, it was tricky to know how to play the some of the course and I'm hoping to do better the next time round. Staff also friendly and helpful. Would recommend playing there.
Recently at West Middlesex for my mothers wake.I couldn't speak more highly of the treatment we recieved. Daniel was amazing in the organising of the event & the buffet which was prepared by Danny was fantastic.
I would like to thank you both for making a difficult day much easier for us all.
Many thanks Neil.
Greenford Rd, London, Southall UB1 3EE, United Kingdom•
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Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Bronek's Fish Restaurant, these restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away.
Maxim's Peking Cuisine
4.0
(538)
4.0
(30)
affordable
Chinese restaurant
Delivery Chinese restaurant
Maxim Chinese Restaurant in Ealing, London offers a comfortable and elegant dining experience with classic Peking cuisine. The restaurant is known for its popular dishes such as spare ribs, rice, noodles, and a variety of meat and seafood options. Customers can choose from set menus if they're unsure where to start. The interior is tastefully decorated with traditional screens and artworks, creating an inviting atmosphere for both dining in and takeaway meals.
Excellent food - I'd recommend braised duck and jumbo salt and pepper prawns - the staff is attentive and friendly, and the place has a great atmosphere.
Luke S — Google review
Went to this lovely restaurant last night to celebrate my friends birthday. What a wonderful time we had. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The food was served quickly and was absolutely delicious. I had stir fried lamb, special fried rice and spring rolls to start. The staff went out of their way to make sure we had a brilliant evening. They took group photos for our party of 10 and joined in singing happy birthday. The manager calculated my bill for me. All in all, a fantastic evening. I would go back without hesitation
Great service, an absolutely amazing place. The food is amazing - salt and pepper jumbo prawns are to die for. highly recommend!
This restaurant welcomed us for my dad's birthday. They paid special attention, the staff were so polite and kind. The food was fresh, hot and delicious and I would highly recommend. The night was truly fantastic. We will definitely be back!!
I was at this restaurant last week for my birthday.
Unfortunately, the evening did not meet expectations, especially considering the price point.
The service was slow, with long waits between courses. When the food did arrive, I didn't like it. A major issue was the flavor profile, it seemed as though sugar had been added to every dishes making the food oddly and unpleasantly sweet.
Furthermore, the portions were very small,which only exacerbated the feeling of poor value for what was a very expensive meal.
Overall, I was not happy with the experience and felt that the quality of the food and service did not justify the cost.
As always, whenever I visit this great restaurant, I’m made to feel like the most important person in the world. For over 30 years, I’ve been coming to this wonderful place, and it never fails to impress. Once again, thank you to all the staff and to my special friend — for making it such a memorable experience.
We had a lovely Sunday evening meal with friends at this restaurant. The service from beginning to end was great and the staff were warm and helpful. The food was delicious, highly recommend the butterfly king prawns, crispy chilli beef, lamb lettuce wrap and crispy duck pancakes. Definitely will be coming back.
This was the 2nd time we had come to this restaurant but will be the last. Starters were ok. Main course was extremely dry. We ordered chicken in black bean sauce and chilli chicken. There was hardly any sauce on it. When we showed the manager, he told us this is the way it is supposed to be served. We have been to many, many Chinese/Vietnamese restaurants but never experienced it cooked this way. It was dry and tasteless. They did bring a separate bowl of tasteless sauce though!
We also like chilli oil, but they would only serve it in a tiny bowl with only a teaspoon of it in it…. We asked for a larger bowl as we had to continuously ask for more and then have to wait a while but they refused and told us this is how they served it!!!!!
This ruined it for us. Considering the bill was £227 for a table of 4 and £25 was service charges, I think their service was appalling. We will definitely not be returning.
Maxim Chinese Restaurant, 153-155 Northfield Ave, London W13 9QT, United Kingdom•
Tetote Factory
4.8
(209)
4.5
(30)
cheap
Bakery
Tetote Factory, a remarkable bakery in London, recently celebrated its 10th anniversary by giving away complimentary budding bulbs to its numerous admirers. Known for their unpretentious take-out service, the Tomitas effortlessly create the finest Japanese pastries and exceptionally fluffy French baguettes. The locals of Ealing are well aware of their good fortune and therefore it is prudent to place an order a day ahead to guarantee availability.
This hidden gem tucked away from the city crowd is one of the most authentic and delicious Japanese bakery in town. They don’t have a lot of options on offer, but rest assured they are all solid options.
Out of all the things I tried, the veg curry bun was the most amazing find, I had to walk back to get a couple more after my first bite.
They also sell Japanese ceramics on the side, those are very cute!
W.H. L — Google review
Super bakery！！！ I visited this shop this morning at 11am！ Dont want miss anything！ The smelling in store is sooo delicious，I really wanna buy everything, but I only have one stomach:(
Super delicious, especially I got hot baguette as it just came out from oven, it tasted so good. The red bean bun is the best in London I have ever had.
I WILL DEFINITELY BACK FOR MORE BUNS!
Lovely Japanese bakery, with few delicacies!
The veg curry bun was nice. But ti would return for the honey crust toast! OMG!
Absolutely fantastic! We are so lucky to live just up the road so have been many times to this small treasure of a bakery. Everything is delicious! The owners seem incredibly kind and polite. Such a bargain for the quality you get. It’s tiny and always busy so get in early. An absolute must☺️ As evidence please see my picture attached. I dropped in to grab ‘one small snack’ and arrived back home with this sack of goodies as I just couldn’t make up my mind😂
The buns were delightful. I selected the vegetable curry savoury one and the chocolate lemon sweet one. The texture of the chocolate lemon was spectacular. There were so many other options that tempted me, and a nice drinks selection too, including matcha.
Amazing Japanese bakery, have been going here for almost 10 years and I love it! Bread is baked fresh every day so it’s great to go when it’s just opened. My favourites are the Japanese sausage roll (more like a hot dog because it’s bread not pastry), tuna and sweetcorn bun, curry bun, and their sweet brioche buns (lots of flavours like raspberry/strawberry/chocolate/matcha and they’re mixed with a creamy filling).
Nice Japanese bakery with a good selection of breads including both traditional, savoury and sweet options. I had the mushroom and Azuki Bean pastry. Both were very nice and tasty. Service is friendly and efficient. Would come back.
Finally managed to pay a visit to Tetote factory ! Tiny shop with very nice buns and pastries. Everything look yummy and it’s homemade.
In a time where local businesses needs our support more than ever, Tetote factory is of the one you should pay a visit as they deserve it !
Recommend and will come back even it’s long way from East London 😅
12 S Ealing Rd, London, W5 4QA, United Kingdom•
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Kanada-Ya 金田家
4.5
(980)
affordable
Ramen restaurant
Kanada-Ya, a renowned ramen restaurant in London, has a relatively new branch in Ealing that lives up to its reputation. The spicy Gekikara ramen is packed with flavor, featuring Chashu pork belly and a deep red broth suggesting its spiciness. The Chashu Chicken ramen, while not as spicy, is absolutely delicious.
My 1st time here, we were very welcomed by a nice girl who treated us really well.
Service was quick, and the food was really tasty, a proper taste of Japanese food.
The desert, I will definitely choose again 1000crepe Ruby.
The tea was nice, too.
The restaurant was clean and tidy, I will definitely come back again.
Congratulations to all the team.
Dr_K J — Google review
Friendly welcome as first time visiting. It was quiet time of day mid week. It’s a self order via QR code and the food arrived less than ten minutes. Piping hot and extremely tasty along with the ginger & sauce condiments. I was pleasantly surprised how effective a home chicken broth is on a drizzly cloudy day. Quite fulfilling. Oyster mushrooms are a definite hit for me too.
The place is quite easy to miss, tucked away among a few newly built residential blocks. There were a few empty tables, but they hadn’t been cleared yet. The staff told us we’d need to wait about 15–20 minutes — I think there was only one person on the floor, which didn’t seem very reasonable. Still, I’d been looking for the place for ages and was pretty hungry, so we decided to wait. Luckily, the tonkotsu noodles were delicious, but the yakitori was far too salty and overpriced, so I wouldn’t recommend it.
Visited Kanada-Ya in Ealing Broadway today, and it was a great experience! The service was quick, and the cozy atmosphere made it even better. If you're looking for authentic Japanese ramen, I’d definitely recommend this spot. We tried the Chashu Don and Abura Soba Pork Belly, both were delicious. For dessert, we had Mochi Ice Cream. Floor staff Louis and Olivia were amazing. No service charge, which is a nice touch tho i left a £2 tip to show my appreciation. Will be back for sure.
Food was great. Ramen was up to standard. Would definitely come again. But the staff was trying their best its was just too busy for them at 2pm Sunday afternoon. Almost full. I'd like the music to be a bit lower so people can chat easier. It's not a pub.
You know, it’s so important to get the little things right. Firstly, the service while efficient, isn’t particularly friendly. It wasn’t busy. The (seemingly hard-pressed and) unsmiling waitress was rather matter of fact and seemed dismissive. Then the ramen portion was far too small given the price (£16) AND the broth was more tepid than hot. Also, the chasu looked dry, like it had been sitting there for a while (see pic). A real shame as I’ve been to another Kanada-Ya in central London and thought that one was much better.
The ramen here is absolutely delicious! I stayed for dessert as well and got the crepes and tea and it was some of the nicest tea I have ever had! Lovely light crepes too. The staff were friendly and helpful and my partner and I had a really positive experience!
My husband and I visited Kanada Ya in Ealing on Boxing day. The food was fantastic very flavoursome and reasonably priced. The waitress who served us (a young Nepali girl) was very friendly and helpful. The desserts were one of the best we've had in a long time. Will definitely go back!
12 Filmworks Walk, London, W5 5FA, United Kingdom•
Shahanshah
4.3
(1174)
3.5
(75)
cheap
Vegetarian restaurant
Shahanshah is a cozy Indian eatery that specializes in delightful vegetarian cuisine and traditional sweets, all set in a relaxed atmosphere. While the restaurant offers an array of tasty dishes, including their renowned samosas and spring rolls, parking can be quite challenging in the area. During winter months, guests may find it uncomfortable due to self-assisted doors allowing cold air to sweep inside. Additionally, there are concerns about cleanliness in the restroom facilities and the need for better hand dryers.
Tasty vegetarian dishes & variety of nice sweets are served . Parking can be a problem.
29.1.23
In winter the self assisted doors with cold air blowing in makes it uncomfortable to sit & dine in. Allowing non customers to walk in from the street outside to use the toilets 🚻 is not a good idea!
6.5.23
Tasty food. Toilets 🚻 need to be kept clean & a more powerful hand drier installed to dry the hands!
2.3.24
Tasty food but the dining 🍽 area can be cold with the toilet running out of toilet paper & needing a powerful hand- drier as well!
16.3.24
Tasty food served in a cold dining area & clean environment by friendly staff.
21.3.25 , 20.4.25
Tasty food served by friendly & helpful staff in a clean environment. The tables however need to be cleaned up soon after use.
23.7.25
Variety of tasty vegetarian food & desi sweets served by friendly & helpful staff in a clean environment .
26.7.25
Tasty chole batura , aloo baigan & samosa chàt served by friendly staff in a clean environment.
Need to clean up the tables fast!
Nirvana D — Google review
Staff was gossiping with eath other, i was waiting to give order near counter for 5-7 min they just ignored me and i call them twice to make my order eventually they came and i ordered 2 portions of half kg sweets total 1 kg ,which I suppose to be £13 for 1 kg and they charge me £14.44 and when i ask them why did you charge me extra money and she said it will come up & down that was not a reason and not even a right logic they should have to train their staff !! Last not even least i paid by card and they made a cash transaction i don’t how it came cash transaction on my receipt and they don’t even mention the product aswell i also attaching receipt as a proof!!
75p for some of the best veg samosa in the West. £1 for paneer samosa, but the veg is better.
I’ve been coming here since I was a child (25 years) and the samosa’s used to be incredible. Now they have shrunk to a third of the size and barely have any pastry around them.
Service used to be very good, but that has fallen off as well with rude abrupt staff. They had forgotten to include chutney in our order of samosas and only realised when left the restaurant. When asked was told I need to buy it. Ordered a dual Mikanhi which was only half filled in the container.
I’m afraid the place the majority of us used to love has changed in a way it’ll struggle to come back to.
Still the top place to go for somosa.
Always busy for a good reason.
Always cocked fresh to order.
Spring rolls are lovely too.
Very poor service and mediocre quality of food. Waiting over an hour for 2 aloo parathas and 2 chais. Not enough salt in the parathas and ok chai. No update or apology if they were running late or busy even though they can clearly see people who have been waiting (standing) for a long while. Food quality is not what it used to be. Poor staffing and management. Very disappointed.
My family has been buying samosas from here for decades. We’ve noticed they’ve recently changed the recipe and it’s just not as good any more. Pastry is chewy and has an odd stale texture, the filling is seasoned differently, and the chutney is not as uniquely delicious as it once was. Disappointing. Why change something that was perfect. Please go back to the original recipes.
Ive been coming here for years. Its finally lost its magic. Somasas both Aloo and Paneer tasted similar to before. However to much saturated oil its wasn't like this before. Staff was not in care when taking the order. The sauce was as before and the chaat samosa was good. Im very disappointed, if you try and fry to many at the same time you will have saturated oil.
Sorry I will try again in a few weeks and edit the review if you improve.
60 North Rd., Southall, UB1 2JL, United Kingdom•
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