Sam's Brasserie & Bar in Hounslow

Bueno para unas copas si no quieres un restaurante completo y no quieres sentarte en un pub. Chiswick no tiene muchos "bar" lugares de estilo y esto fue una buena con precios razonables y un buen servicio. Mejor que el cordero pub en frente.

Een van mijn favorieten in Chiswick. Zowel bar als restaurant deel, gezellig aankleding. Mooie bierkaart met veel lokale biertjes.

Este establecimiento ha sido un lugar perfecto para los últimos 10 años pero se cierre este prometedor el domingo. Se ha vendido, tendrá un refub y abrir otra vez en octubre bajo un nombre diferente (supongo).

Really nice wine bar with fantastic service, great food, excellent wine and really nice cocktails. Such a shame it is closing to be replaced by a chain restaurant.

lugar seguro para ir ya sabes lo que puedes esperar. La comida es de buena calidad, precios decentes, un buen servicio al cliente y un buen ambiente.

ウェストアクトンに住む駐在員の奥様たちとランチに行ってきました。チスウィックは観光ではなかなかいかないところですが、440番のバスが通っていて行きやすかったです。私はチキンバーガーを注文しましたが、結構な大きさでした。平日という事もあって、女性客が多く、いくらでも騒げるので楽しかったです。

Good food and refreshing drinks. I love their mojito! Friendly and international staff. They do Meatless Mondays and tasty snacks.

Ate here with a group from work. Food and wine were good, service was prompt. Overall a nice break from the office. Do try the chocolate/salted caramel fondue with peanut ice cream.

My first time at Sam's since moving to Chiswick. The restaurant and bar looks great. The service was also great. The menu is very seasonal and I could not fault the food. I would definitely go back again

Sam's tiene resbalé debajo del radar en tiempos recientes, y es debido a una reforma. Sin embargo, nuestra experiencia ha sido balways primera clase. El servicio es amable y servicial, y nos dimos cuenta el personal siempre parece trabajar en equipo. El menú es creativo y bien preparado, y las bebidas son excelentes, con algunos cócteles creativos. La habitación puede ser un poco ruidoso, pero siempre hay un excelente ambiente.

Popped in for drinks and tapas having not visited for quite a while and remain impressed with the efficient service, good tapas and great atmosphere. There's not very many bars in Chiswick, where traditional pub offers still rule, and Sam's is ahead of the rest!

I went here last night to see a friend as it is her birthday in few days. I didn't mention that to anyone at Sam's though. We enjoyed their 50% off happy hour in the bar followed by their set 2 course menu for £13.50. The house white was delicious and I had the chicken parfait followed by the parpadelle ragu for dinner. Both dishes were generous in size and really perfectly cooked and presented. Then what really impressed me was the surprise birthday dessert our waiter presented my friend. He knew it was her birthday as he had seen the birthday card I had given her while having drinks! Well done staff at Sam's Brasserie, very impressive indeed!

The cocktails are some of the best I've tasted in London. So much choice and every one I've tried has been absolutely delicious! The food is great too. Some of the staff are a little clumsy... But it's a great bar for drinks with a partner or friends. Nice atmosphere :)

Visited for a birthday dinner. Expensive for no good reason. Service was poor to awful - fairly typically East European waiting crew in fact, accurate but artless - slamming food down in front of you, moving in front of you with plates etc without an 'excuse me', filling up the wine glass - particularly annoying - at every opportunity. Food was mediocre to all right - but way overpriced for what it was and packed out with cheap salad. If you want this sort of thing, try a chain like Cote - or somewhere like that - which has equally poor service but at least offers quality food for the price. Booze way over-priced - this is not the West End! By the way, a personal obsession, bread should be free in restaurants. It's not like they don't have a margin.

We found it hard to find from the tube station however with google maps it soon pointed us in the right direction! Great food, drink and atmosphere!

Sam's is a little tucked away for visitors not familiar with Chiswick but it's pretty much on the High Road. Sam opened here a while ago having worked previously for Rick Stein. This Brasserie is chilled and a good place to hang night or day. The food is excellent in the Restaurant and Bar and you can drink until late .There are tables outside coming in the Summer too

The place is good looking, the staff are wonderful and the food is pretty good. A great local that I would go back to again and again. It's always fun even if the food is sometimes unoriginal although always better than average . Prices good too. Perhaps that is what you really wAnt from a neighbourhood place.

After an evening of bridesmaid dress fitting, my sister, my best friend and I went to Sam's to celebrate. I ordered the fishcakes which tasted of nothing but salt but not wanting to spoil the mood of the evening I did not complain. However, just after 10pm we were told we had to order pudding immediately as "the pastry chef wanted to go home and had a long day". With very few other customers in the restaurant it was clear they wanted us to leave even though it wasn't very late. I was extremely disappointed with our evening and couldn’t wait to leave the restaurant.

very nice ,would recommend it, easy eating and nice setting staff very friendly ,food good.has live music but on the night there wasn't any .in the centre of chiswick plenty to do round about.

We stayed at Sam's for Dinner on a Sunday evening. Friendly hospitality from the staff and tasting meals. We tried two soups (cauliflower and crispy beetrots?) and stick & ale pie: everything was lovely and we paid the right price (is probably cheaper than central London). The place is very clean. We'll be back again, for sure.

I visited Sams last weekend at 8pm. It is located in Chiswick next to the post office. Industrial building with a charm. I loved the atmosphere, cosy. We had only a drink. I am a tea lover but it definitely not a place for it better to choose some cocktail or wine.

I've visited Sam's twice now. It has a really great ambience and lighting, and I especially love the vintage lighting at the two seaters in the bar. Breakfast is of the highest quality. I especially love the grilled haloumi and crushed avocado combination, which is finished off with just a dash of chilli oil. Coffee is really good too. Do finish off breakfast with their puddings..... Yes we had all at one go! The first time we visited though, turned into a bit of a nightmare. This place is frequented by big families, or a combination of a few. They would bring their kiddos, which is not a problem, until they START SCREAMING. It is no fault of the restaurant at all, rather the fault of parents who seem to think it is acceptable for their cute kids to be screaming their lungs out. I was particularly impressed when a waitress politely asked if we would like to switch tables to another corner. We were finishing up anyway so didn't bother, but I thought that was really thoughtful. On the second visit we stayed WELL away from the main dining area, and chose the two seaters at the bar. Everything is top notch, and it is always the highlight of the weekend when we visit.

I chose Sam's based on other recommendations and the brunch menu available at what was technically lunchtime on a weekend (1pm). It absolutely didn't disappoint. The food was very tasty with good portion sizes overall. Our orders were pretty complex and we were an excitable group to put it mildly, but the waitress took it all in her stride and we were well looked after. I will be going back soon, especially for the sourdough with avocado and halloumi. Oh goodness, now I've remembered the pancake stack with either berries or bacon. Also the espresso and butterscotch martinis were a delicious way to round off a birthday brunch.The only negative was the number of children in the restaurant for the first half of our visit but I think we pretty much drowned them out!

Great restaurant and bar to meet girlfriends for a relaxed bar snack and cocktail. Always has a good vibe, very friendly staff and excellent house red wine. Menu is great for sharing and Sunday to Thursday between 5 and 7pm it's half price!

Have been wanting to go to this place after reading about it in a local magazine. It was worth the wait. Great cocktails. The starters of salt and pepper squid and mini chorizo followed by stone bass and sword fish and we shared the toffee apple crumble were excellent. The staff were also very friendly. We will definitely be visiting again.

I've visited twice with work during the day and the service and food has been good, which is the reason I'm giving this 3* and not less. My partner and I visited on a busy evening last month and unfortunately it was an entirely different experience. The service in general was poor and not particularly friendly. My meal contained mustard seeds, which while listed on the descriptions of other meals, was not listed on this one. I'm allergic to foods containing high levels of mustard seeds (this dish was covered in them) and when I mentioned this to the server she seemed uninterested and offered no alternatives so I ended up paying for a meal I couldn't eat. Overall the service and food was a real let down compared to my previous visits, and I won't be returning.

Very let down by ou rmeal yesterday evening. Everything was going great until the main course was served. 2 of us ordered the Vension Pie, my friends pie came out perfectly and when we placed my pie next to his you could clearly see and smell that the pastry was burnt. I complained and then I was told that was how the pie was, until I showed the manageress that there was another of the same type of pie on the table that looked completely different!She then said that she would speak to the chef and returend saying that it was a difference in the egg yolks that caused the pastry to be burnt. I invited her to go and get a fork and taste the pie herself but she declined.I would have expected better sevice when dealing with a complaint, the waitress could hve taken the pie away and sorted something out quicker instead of the backwards and forwards process.A little awkward, as I had arranged the booking and I was sat there eating the replacement burger (pretty bland beef, no seasoning) on my own after everyone else had finished their meals.Apart from that everything was fine.

Went for brunch at sam's and it was fantastic! The grilled halloumi with avocado on toast was amazing, really good service, nice atmosphere and reasonably priced! Will definately be coming back :-)

Very friendly service, all dishes we good (especially the crumble) and had a lovely evening thank you

A visit for a Family lunch including a young child. The atmosphere was great; good service and a Child friendly environment. The little one had a child seat and crayons and paper to keep her occupied. The Lunch was excellent and thoroughly enjoyed by all.Happy to recommend.

Great place.Love the food, service and cocktails. I've come here so many times the past few weeks - clearly love itreat place.Love the food, service and cocktails,

Sam's has a certain relaxed charm, and the Nibbles (particulary the Feta, red onion and walnut dip) and the wine list improved the good mood. The Mains, however, were fairly disappointing -- the Baby back ribs hit the spot, but the Tomato and Goat Cheese tarte was mediocre at best, and Sam's cheeseburger was stringy and qualitatively insubstantial -- the cheese and garlic were more memorable than the beef (although the chips met the high standard of the Nibbles). The less said about Desserts,...

SAMs has been pleasing locals fo years now, with its breakfast, lunch & dinner menus, always interesting & seasonal, with good service & a buzzy vibe.

I've been coming here for over 3 years and I love it. Great food, great staff(especially the lovely kiwi lady), great value. Can't wait for the outdoor seating in summer. No wonder this place has been open in Chiswick for 10 years. Thanks to everyone at sams, see you soon x

I had best brunch in Sam's Brasserie! We came today for little family gathering and really enjoyed. Smiley and helpful service. I recommend grilled halloumi on toast with some crushed avocado and tomatoes and bucks fizz after all!

A friend and I visited Sam's under the pretext of a drink and entres before heading to another restaurant for dinner. There were plenty of tables and seats available as it was early in the evening. We approached the barman for a menu but were put-off immediately by his lack of welcome, rude and curt responses. We tried to salvage this initially by giving him an opportunity to resurrect our experience from absolutely horrific (given we'd been given glowing reviews by friends), but he was very stubborn in his behaviour that we decided not to waste our money at this place. Will not attempt visiting Sam's again.

I have been visiting Sam,s since it's opening, yet yesterday exceeded all experience.The venison was the best I have tasted in over 2 years, as soft as butter with an excellect taste! well done Sam and of course his staff led by Anna.

We have had breakfast here and really loved it. We have had cocktails here and they were amazing. Beware the 12.5% 'optional' service charge.

We had a nice business lunch, it is a bistro pub where you know you'll get good food and nice atmosphere We were recommended to try the Chorizo which wasn't on the lunch menu but was on the bar menu and it was amazing, one of the best variations of Chorizo I've ever had - if you go there, you have to try it

As a venue, its stylish and well laid out. However, the greeting was rude, the service rushed and the food was very very poor. Chicken at £15.00, and then on top of this you have to pay seperately for any sides that you want. It was a glorified KFC! This is not fine dining. Desert was inedible, and had to be sent back. The manager did deal with this very well, and there was no argument. To sum up, nice venue, good atmosphere. Over priced food and some of the staff rather hostile. We won't be going back again.

A very casual dining experience which has high standards. I went during the pre- theatre dinner experience which included 2 for 1 drinks and 2 course meal. I recommend going to this place again. Well worth the visit and a great selection of food. Even when offers are not available the food is worth paying for.

Great food, fun night out. Always buzzing and full of life. Would recommend highly to friends or couples. Food was very tasty, staff were friendly and helpful and really tasty cocktails in the bar.

This is my local water hole where I take friends when we want good food and drinks. I have been here several times and will return!

We went to Sam's Brasserie for their special Thanksgiving menu over the weekend and were not disappointed. The Thanksgiving options were very tasty, including a delicious pecan pie with whisky ice cream for dessert. The one downside to dinner was on the service end - the host was rather rude to us about running over the 2.5 hour time allotted per reservation when the only reason we were still at the table was that we had been waiting on the bill for about 20 minutes. We also stayed for a few drinks at the bar post-dinner. The bartenders were lovely to chat with, and the cocktails were excellent. Overall a good experience and we will likely return when we are back in the area.

Just back from an early Monday lunch. No atmosphere to speak of in this large restaurant, but it was almost empty - not too much of a surprise at midday i guess. Normally there is a decent hum.Food was pretty good, i had the hot chicken, which iis a little like a chicken zinger burger (without the bun), and much nicer. Came with a spick coleslaw and pickles. What i did think was it was actually a little on the expensive side for it. I ordered 2 sides (fries and green beans) and it came to over £20 (sides 3.50 each). This is actually La Trompette (michelin star down the road) type money.Certainly a great friendly local restaurant, and i will go back.

Food never disappoints and service is super nice! High quality food, new dishes always on the menu and very well presented. Value for money!

Early evening booking. Relaxed but attentive service. Sirloin steaks very good. Mussels a bitsmall but sweet.Wine range good but fully priced. They have a photo of El Viti on the wall,Staff thought he was a Spanish dancer! Was able to show them on my IPhone what he wasVery famous for. This would be the Rick Stein influence, who is an "aficionado"

Went for lunch with a group of friends. It was a most delicious lunch. Try the sirloin - totally amazing. The service was amazing - the food and wine was great. The atmosphere is amazing. Worth a mention is the Martini espresso - not to be missed!

Visited last night (15/11/14) had a drink in the bar area before our friends arrived, upon arrival myself & our friends were shown to our table, the service was very good & efficient, the building itself is an interesting place with interesting pictures dotted around. Our food was very good we had the Nashville Chicken both myself & my wife loved it along with our sweet, we will be back for a visit soon

This place is great, especially during happy hour which is 5 till 7 Monday to Friday. Half price beer

Still a good place to go to, with a varied menu, but did not find the service that good. Waitresses had difficulty in understanding me (and I don't mumble that much), which led to orders repeated once or even twice. Perhaps time to find another go-to place in Chiswick?

chamagne glasses a bit small per serving and I found the food ok, I struggled with the main menu and ended up eating at the bar, its a bit deep fired for me, chicken wings etc, much prefer healthier options.

Went early on a Saturday evening for pre-dinner drink for 4 of us. Nice & quiet, found table easily. Good attentive service. Lengthy wine list.Off the beaten track. Liked it a lot. Nice decor, interesting building. Cannot speak for food as did not dine.

Lovely space and friendly staff. The food was pleasant but not memorable, a little bit bland. We went for dinner and would probably go back for lunch.

We always enjoy eating here. A great place for Sunday lunch. Choice of dishes is good and all freshly prepared.

Oh dear, I was really looking forward to brunch here today with my wife. We went at 11:45 today and came away very disappointed.When we arrived the restaurant was virtually empty. Table for 2 please - would have been nice to be asked where we'd like to sit rather than taken to the area already occupied by families with toddlers - e.g. the booths by the window - perfect for 2 and all unoccupied.Ordered - pain au chocolat, green goddess, full english and pancake stack.The pain au chocolat tasted simply horrible. Soggy and damp. Compare to what you get at Le Pain or in Pauls, this was simply terrible. Also had a stale taste about it. No way could it have been fresh. A horrible start.Now, even in a builders cafe, you'll get asked how you want your eggs - not here though - so mine came out scrambled rather than the fried sunny side up I'd have liked. And the portion of beans - miserly. The pancake stack made my wife feel sick.Overall, we left very disappointed and having paid a very reasonable sum - tip automatically added - for a very disappointing brunch.

Lovely 'space'; good service. Nice food although quite expensive for what it was. Had the steak sandwich and the 'hot' chicken. Both were well-presented. One complaint - please scrub down the outside of the bathroom door. It is so tacky. Have been several times and yesterday was just a little disappointing.

We had the set lunch here and overall it was good. The service was excellent from start to finish.So, we had the carrot salad and the masala prawns to start. The prawns were excellent, very fresh and succulent with a very well spiced sauce. The carrot salad was a bit of a disappointment, it was very small and eaten in about 3 mouthfuls. Though the flavours were ok. It was very forgettable.For main course we had the pork sandwich. It came with a harrisa flavoured mayo, you couldn't taste the harrisa at all. The pork itself was tasty and very moist which was lovely, but please don't leave large amounts of thick white fat on it as it's just rather unpleasant. It was very easily removed though. Served with skinny fries in a brioche bun with a little greenery. It was nice, but that's about it, portion was a bit small, but then it was a set lunch I suppose.We decided to go for puddings as well. These were just on a different scale to the other two course - presumably as they are the same in the a la carte. We had the sweetest dessert I think I've ever eaten, two choc chip cookies with vanila parfait in between and caramel sauce. Very nice and innovative, but we could only manage less than half of it. We also had the lemon possitt which was really superb, thick creamy and sharp, served with lovely raspberry marshmallows.So overall a nice lunch, but at just over £50 for the two of us with a couple of beers it wasn't cheap, but then we were in Chiswick! I would go back, but I wouldn't make a special trip.

Sam's Brasserie is my first choice in Chiswick for Brunch. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The Brunch menu is varied with a good mixture of healthy options. The atmosphere is always relaxed and chilled out which is definitely part of its appeal. Brunch recommendations would be the grilled halloumi dish or the pancakes.. Coffee and fresh juices are really good too.We often visit at weekends but I do enjoy visiting in the week too. Sam's offer free wifi and its a great place to settle down for a hour or so and catch up on emails and have a coffee and breakfast. I would definitely recommend Sam's without a doubt. They have also got a '5:2' menu at the moment which is really really tasty!

The cocktails here are some of the best I've had. Amazing service, great atmosphere and especially good value when you come here for Happy Hour. The fruit coktails are made with fresh fruit puree and all well presented. The fruit mojito's (especially the passionafruit one) are to die for!

I just love the new offering on the menu - crab Benedict. Fresh Cornish crab and delicious egg Benedict. This is really worth visiting for.

I visited this restaurant after seeing great reviews. The food was just ok, my partner had the pork chop which was slightly dry and I had the mackerel which was tasty. Our waitress was pleasant although somewhat clumsy which we found amusing as we were in a good mood. The atmosphere in the restaurant was vibrant however I am really not sure what all the hype is about. Unlikely to visit again as this restaurant is neither local to me or all that great

Sam's is a bit tucked away behind the main drag but it's certainly worth searching out. We prefer to eat the in bar area (ideally one of the mini-booths) and soak up the vibe. While the service is great (warms and friendly), it really is the quality of the ingredients that sets Sam's apart from the competition.Oh, and the cocktails! Love, love, love em!Although this isn't food on a budget, it isn't a splurge either.Go on, treat yourself.

Went with our Tour Group for dinner. Had the Fish and Chips - delectable! The décor was absolutely stunning, from dining to the bathrooms. Loved, loved, loved this place!

Went to dinner on 9 August with my daughter and son-in-law. Service was excellent and there was a good variety of dishes. The portion size is also very good. Would highly recommend

My family and I ate at Sam's last weekend. As I'd read the cocktails were excellent but it was the attentive, friendly service alongside the food that made our evening. When my birthday was mentioned my dessert came with a lovely 'Happy Birthday' and candle...thankfully for my kids no singing! A really enjoyable evening!

The cocktails at Sam's are great, and the happy hour makes it the perfect spot for after-work drinks (especially for couples, as the mini booths are very chilled and comfy!) but get there quick, as it fills up by 6pm. My only issue would be that sometimes a little more care could be taken when setting the drinks down on the bar/table, as a slight spill can mean a sticky glass. Thankfully, the quality makes up for this - I recommend the passion fruit martini (comes with half a passion fruit as garnish - yum) or passion fruit mojito (can you tell I like passion fruit?). The french kiss is also lovely! The food at Sam's is also good - pretty pricey but I understand they strive to use high quality ingredients, so this is reflected in the price (and, for the most part, the taste). I had the clam chowder here some time ago, and it was fab! Music in the bar area can get a tad loud, which can be annoying when you're trying to have a convo over drinks, but I undertand that's a vibe that some people seem to like. I'd also like to point out that owner Sam Harrison's responses to negative comments on here shows a real professionalism and concern over customer issues - great to see!

Went for a Saturday night dinner and drinks with four old friends. Three cocktails later we ordered our food. We all thought it was delicious. Decor was modern and stylish but comfortable and roomy. We were given plenty of time to laugh and chat. Waitstaff were attentive but not intrusive. After quite a lot of wine I can't remember the bill or much detail but do know that we had a fantastic evening with delicious food.

Great meal last night. Been many times before but gave it a miss after a couple of not so good experiences. Glad I went back because it's much improved. Food was really excellent and I had the best lamb I've ever had, which is praise indeed from someone who doesn't normally like lamb. Lemon tart to die for and good service.

Contemporary restaurant in a cozy corner of Chiswick. Good high quality food and friendly service. Very good selection of drinks. Recommended!

First time I went to the restaurant was Sunday for a nice lazy brunch with friends. We started with delicious smoothies, and then moved to the usual espresso, cappuccino, etc. to wake up. We each ordered different things…..grilled Halloumi cheese with poached eggs, scrambled eggs with Spanish chorizo and Confit Duck Hash. Lovely presentation, fast and courteous service and the restaurant itself was very luminous, spacious and trendy—had a rather New York feel to it. Perfect place for brunch and definitely want to return for dinner, as I heard the bar is rocking at night and the kitchen serves late so perfect for late dinner after the cinema! Definitely recommend it!

I don't understand how all these reviews give 5 stars for food - these people clearly don't eat out at good restaurants often! The food here tasted fine but there was no "wow" factor yet you are paying "wow" prices. If you're taking up their 2 course for £13.50 or 3 course for £16.50 it is worthwhile, but of course the menu choices are limited at that price. If you're paying full price for food it's just not worth it. The restaurant is fine, buzzy atmosphere, staff are great - very attentive. I had deep fried squid, which was fine, if not a little small in the portion. My partner had cornish crab on toast and he enjoyed it (but at £11.50 for a starter, you'd want to enjoy it). Next I had lamb koftas which were really disappointing - no seasoning or flavour. I could see a few bits of green herb in the mince, but couldn't taste it at all. The koftas were overcooked and presented under a covering (see pic) of green salad - need to work on their presentation I think!! My partner had rack of ribs of which the sauce was very tasty but the meat not that fabulous. He did really like the side of sweet potato mash that came with it (see pic). I ordered French beans and mash potato on the side - don't bother ordering sides (see pics)!! They were flavourless, really disappointing and not worth £3.50 each. French beans in hazelnut butter were actually a bunch of boiled French beans with no butter and 2 bits of hazelnut. The mash potato tasted like it was cooked before and heated in the microwave, you know that day old sort of taste. It wasn't smooth and it was very pastey (almost like packet mash).

Posto facilmente raggiungibile dalla metro. Molto bello ed accogliente, spazioso e con un atmosfera silenziosa tipica londinese. Locale in cui lavorano degli italiani quindi ci si può spegare molto bene. Sono stato per cena e devo dire che i piatti sono stati deliziosi. Antipasto con salsiccine tipiche e peperoncini. Secondi costolette di maiale con salsa barbecue (buonissima) sopra e bistecca di magliale con fagioli. Il tutto cucinato in perfetto stile londinese. Due bottiglie di vino bianco. In quattro il totale è stato 150 pound. Un pò di più di 200 euro. Diciamo però che abbiamo preso due grappe ed un brandy (ottimo). Le grappe sono costate 16 pund, 20 euro circa.Il conto finale un pò caro ma è adeguato al servizio ed all'ottimo cibo mangiato.

The cooking was to a high standard, good ingredients - meat better than vegetables though. Service quite poor. Our server forgot our requests and then disappeared.

We went there to listen to some jazz whilat having a bite to eat - it was on a bank holiday weekend but it was too noisy to listen to the music so we didn't stay for the second half which was a shame as the singer was very good and was probably a bit soul destroying for her being drowned out by all the noise.Having said that if I wanted to go somewhere lively with some good food, this is a good as place as anywhere.

Went to Sam's fairly recently for the first time. I was really impressed with the service, the quality of the food and the atmosphere/ambience of the restaurant. I would definitely go back for the amazing burger I had! Just trying to find a date to go.....

We went to Sam's due to a recommendation from a friend and it was worth the trip from our hotel! The food was amazing, the service was first class and the atmosphere was lively.If we were ever to go back to London Sam's would be at the top of my list to visit again

Sam's is a lovely restaurant in Chiswick. Great atmosphere and fantastic food. I have had many lovely dishes. The service is also great. Would highly recommend a visit

I've enjoyed eating here several times a year since 2005, and the consistency of food and service is amazing. The menu changes frequently, so there's always something different to try, though I find it hard to resist the cod if it's on the menu. It's always very fresh and lightly cooked to preserve its texture. Today it was accompanied by a saffron hollandaise sauce. This was from the à la carte, but they also do a set menu (2 courses for £13.50). This is a thoroughly pleasant place, with good teamwork from the friendly staff.

Chiswick isn't short of places to eat and drink, and although other people rave about Sam's, it certainly doesn't rock my boat.It's near on impossible to hear what people say as there's nothing to absorb the sound. From reading the response to other TripAdvisor reviews, the manager is happy with this as it adds to 'our style- fun/ buzzling/ busy brasserie'.Adequate food, pleasant service. Sounds like the cocktails are where it's at.Definitely time to try out other offerings on the High Road.

A week after a succesfully brilliant Chamber of Commerce lunch for 80 people we revisired for a quiet busines meeting with a special glass of wine. We done the deal. Now it may be that would have agreed outside of Sams but hey who cares we done it good and we done it at Sams. So after the meeting Ms Burns appeared and we dibed. Sans burger is exceptional the mussels are perfect. So much to say that words fail and only taste presentation and service can present. A must eat venue and a great place to sit and enjoy.

Whenever I am over in West London and have a free evening I always have Sam's Brasserie on my list of places to go. Once again it did not disappoint. Starters of Black pudding croquettes and then a lovely lamb main course, both of which were delicious. The service was excellent, friendly and unrushed and nothing was to much trouble. No dessert but the chocolate martini's are the best I have tasted anywhere in the world - Make sure you have one (or maybe two)

Perfect Margarita. Perfect nachos with everything.other cocktails are slightly hit and miss but nothing is dreadful. Staff are attentive and are happy to adjust the taste to your liking.

It was a saturday night so it was busy, but the high, large, echoey space with zero soft furnishings means that you will not get a peaceful or quiet experience. This is not the place for romantic dinners, It is however perfect for foreign spies or anyone worried that their conversation might be recorded,.or overheard, or indeed heard. There's no chance of that here.The food came in half the time quoted, which was good as we were able to finish it, skip the pudding and leave.The food is ok, but expensive for what it is. And £22 for a vegetarian meal with a side and a draught beer, is just far, far too much.I won't be back.

first time at the restaurant even if we have been living on the area for a few years. and we like it, probably more for the ambiance and the service but the food is good....only restriction, it is very very noisy mainly due to the structure of the building. so not good for a romantic evening but great for a dinner with friends

This place does not tick any box for me. Food is mediocre, service is indifferent. Other chain restaurants on the High Road offer better service and value. No comparison to High Road Brasserie although Sam's tried to copy it. Not impressed.

great customer service, couldn't fault them at all.after a longer than usual wait for our drinks the waitress let us have them on the house.really friendly staff.the best cocktails i've had in London.

Excellent food but a bit too expensive. I had Nashville chicken - strongly recommended - probably the best chicken I've ever had! Sides (chips/ potatoes etc.) are at £3.50 each. Situated in a nice area and the atmosphere in the restaurant is good. Recommended if you are in the local area and would like to have a good food.

Sono stata in questo locale con due amiche e le loro figlie per il brunch di un lunedì mattina. Il posto è molto carino, spazioso e luminoso; ci sono molti tavoli ed un angolo un po' più tranquillo con divanetti, dove poter stare più comodi. Il cameriere che ci ha servite è stato cordiale e sorridente. Abbiamo ordinato "welsh rarebit, kedgeree and bacon pancakes", ovvero un tortino (tipo quiche) a base di porri, un piatto particolare con riso basmati un po' piccante accompagnato da uova in camicia e i classici pancakes, serviti con succo d'acero e pancetta affumicata. Abbiamo inoltre bevuto succhi di frutta, caffè e cappuccino, non proprio come quelli italiani ma comunque niente male. Siamo state tutte soddisfatte del cibo scelto per il nostro brunch inglese ed è per questo che consiglio a tutti di provare questa brasserie.

Been to Sam's a couple of times now and always enjoyed what I ate but never really been blown away. It was mobbed on a Monday night when we went. The welcome from the maître d was less than enthusiastic and we were moved to a table for two tucked away in a corner, when we asked to move we were told it wasn't possible. We drank a decent range of craft lagers at £5 a bottle. All if which were dumped on the table and not poured. Starters were the real winners. Clam chowder was fantastically rich and deep, loaded with bacon and seafood. The black pudding croquettes packed a punch if flavour and the Guinness dip was a nice touch. Mains disappointed slightly, my partners ribs were over done and slightly dry whilst my 'Nashville hot chicken' was a glorified schnitzel. Paying 3.50 for a bowl of boiled potatoes swimming in the fat of Gubeen cheese was unpleasant. Some good parts, some bad parts, fairly expensive. Better places to eat in Chiswick.

Stayed in London for a shopping weekend break. This place was recommended by hotel staff where we were staying at Kensington area. The breakfast was very good. We had eggs Benedict and meal was great. Merci! I can't remember the name of the waiter but he was extremely funny! The location is a bit far from central London but Chiswick is a nice area to walk and relax after a shopping day. 100% we will come back when visiting London.

It was a friend's birthday dinner midweek. We arrived a little early so sat at the bar and had one of the nicest margaritas, the cocktail list was good, some classics, and some twists. The ginger chilli rum one was delicious too. The wine list was very good too.The service was really excellent, we had a few different waitresses, they were all really professional and friendly and gave helpful recommendations. The atmosphere was perfect for a special occasion and the food was delicious and reasonably priced. I look forward to coming again

This was a very very enjoyable meal, we had the pork ribeye with borlotti beans as recommended on some TA reports, very tasty and well presented. (I now need to locate pork ribeye at the butchers).Very communicative and helpful staff. We had a 6:30 booking and were told on sitting that the table was booked again for 9:00pm, this was great knowing so we could keep an eye on the clock whilst not rushing and not once did we feel rushed by the staff. (So many times you go places and feel the staff are trying to rush you and clear the table and it puts a dampener on the meal- but knowing beforehand certainly creates a more relaxed understanding, and so I found this little snippet a nice touch.)Great vibe and atmosphere.Definately we will be returning.

I love Sam's. Breakfast, lunch or dinner the staff are always so accommodating and deliver smooth unobtrusive service. You never want for anything. The food is always great and the breakfast has no equal in Chiswick. Keep up the good work.

Firstly my perennial complaint about Trip Advisor and its designation of family as two adults and two small children. Some of us still go out with our adult children. I have not been in Sam's Brasserie since its renovation two or three years ago. I must admit I was pleasantly surprised. Considering it is a conversion out of part of an old light industrial site its ambience is remarkably good. The service was faultless and attentive and all of us were pleased with our food be it steak, ribs or in my case for once the vegetarian option (though I must admit to receiving titbits from other plates). Puddings were delicious and my pecan pie was one of the best I have had beating my chef sister's hands down. We shall certainly return possibly on one of the evenings when they are playing jazz.

My friend and I went for lunch here on Friday and both ordered the pork rib-eye. It was absolutely delicious, one of those meals where every mouthful is a joy!! The waiter and waitress were excellent and I would recommend you go and try this dish before the menu changes.

Went with work colleagues for our Christmas Dinner and had a very enjoyable evening/meal. There was a nice atmosphere and the food was generally enjoyable but unfortunately I do have to make a couple of negative comments - I had Kedgeree, which didn't look anything like a kedgeree although it did sort of taste right and the smoked haddock was virtually non existent. (in the photo it is hidden under the greenery). The venison was very nice but the potato fondant was under cooked and hard for desert I had chocolate fondant and that was very nice.The service was good with friendly staff

Make sure you book, and indulge in the tasty fresh menu...and if you are around in the evening pull up a pew at the bar and try a few of tehir cocktails.Sams has a great balance of qulaity food service and atmosphere, we we have visits from friends and family we always take there here :)

Again this is good wholesome food that tries to promote home grown produce and local businesses. Great service with great food.

Visited with colleagues for evening out, after recommendations from friends living in the local area. Where we were seated it felt quite dark and dingy, but we were most interested in ordering at time - service was slow and it felt really difficult to get anyones attention at times. However when we served our food Sam's Brasserie did not dissapoint, and we all thoroughly enjoyed our meals.