The best restaurants in Hammersmith Broadway Hammersmith and Fulham London

Popped in for a couple of pints mid afternoon. I can imagine this being lively on a match day

I’d like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the young lady Farhiya and the gentleman (possibly the owner?) who went above and beyond to make our experience wonderful. This review is a few weeks late, but I felt compelled to share. We had a toddler with us who, as toddlers do, made a bit of a mess. Both of these staff members handled the situation with such kindness and grace. They not only cleaned up quickly but even moved us to a different spot, turning a stressful moment into one where we felt completely comfortable and welcomed. Their warmth and understanding truly meant a lot to us, and we couldn’t be more grateful. On top of that, the overall atmosphere of this restaurant is fantastic. It has a genuine, family-like vibe, with everyone smiling and creating such a lovely environment. The space was immaculate, the service was quick, and the food was absolutely top-notch. Huge thanks to the entire team—you can tell everyone here works together to make it special!

Josh and Milind were the best, always right there when we needed something and the friendliest service in any restraunt we visited during our week in London. The Decor and Lighting were a bit different but making a point of difference is the name of...

Lovely lovely lovely - staff - food - wibe 2 adults and a yound one enjoyed every minute. We would love to come back , but now i am just writing the 100 Words tripadwiser demands :-)

Llamé aquí en 3 mañanas diferentes para el desayuno y era 5 estrellas cada vez. El personal era muy amable también. tuvimos diferentes desayunos cada mañana era tan bueno.

Such a great surprise. We went to Portugal last year and loved pastel de natas. We were so excited when we stumbled upon this place. I don’t know if we just really miss Portugal, but these were spot on. SO GOOD. The service was just okay, but luckily it’s a quick interaction. Worth the stop!

Visited a conference at this hotel and decided to have lunch in the Artisan grill, having walked in and waited by the entrance I was simply ignored for at least 3-4 minutes, in fact it was only a memeber of staff that was replenishing some sandwiches who even bothered to acknowledge me. To give this guy credit as soon as I said I would like a table he went and asked another team member to help. I was seated at 13:15, and for coming up to 20 minutes I was simply ignored, no waiting staff appaorched to take my order, in fact hardly any waiting staff were around, and the one that was seemed to be constantly walking over to the other part of the premises known as Artisan table, and from what I could see was chatting with other staff in that area. It got to about 13:35 and I finally caught the eye of a waitress, who wnet to another table and only came to mine after a further few miuntes, it was close to 13:40 when they finally took my order comprising a drink a starter and a main. Whilst at that point I was not happy I had an expectation that I would now be served in a timely manner that would allow me to have lunch and get to my next meeting. However that was not the case and after a further 25 miuntes I had still not been served anything, not even my drink. Finally a waitier approached, who I now know to be the manager, and had bought the starter and main at the same time, As already mentioned I still had not been served my drink at this time, and too be frank I had simply had enough of this dire service and made my thoughts known. To give the guy his due he was very apologetic and suggested that he would waive the bill, however I was now past the point where I would have been able to enjoy the meal as I had pre booked events to attend. So I decided to leave. Not an experieince that I ever wish to repeat, and I understand that they may have been short staffed, but this is a major hotel in London, so you would think they would have processes in place, for example if you don't have the staff then don't open the Grill part of the restuarant but instead put your focus on the Artisan Table section which is a self service buffet, where in fact I had paid for breakfast that morning, so the rating I give for food is based on the breakfast and not lunch as I never got to eat it.

Stumbled on this place for lunch. A hidden gem. Quiet. Superb menu. Healthy stuff, not just hot chips. Actual vegetables. Salad. Chicken. Friendly staff. Convenient location at Hammersmith station. Well priced too. Highly recommended for locals and tourists.

Great starters. Mains were not as good. My partners steak was unseasoned but cooked perfectly. My twice baked soufflé was milky and a little bland. Salad accompaniment was delicious. Wine was different to expected as a Nebbiolo, a little fizz on the tongue. Service was excellent really professional. Table a little small and tucked under a low part of the ceiling where I hit my head as I stood up. Really nice vibe but we expected more from the mains.

I couldn’t resist going into bakehaus on a Saturday afternoon. It looked like one of these cute bakeries I went to in cologne. Great options on the menu, I was just stopping in quickly and grabbed a slice of pizza but I must say the hot dogs I saw looked amazing! The pizza slice was £4 and was pretty good. Service was great. Definitely recommend for lunch in the area.

Don’t understand the reviews here as our experience was simply not good. Front of house staff good with one exception, and some dishes are nice but that’s where the positives it end sadly. After waiting an hour at the bar for an impromptu table, no one brought us menus so I got up to go and find some after 10 minutes. We were brought a wine list and then simply could not get the manager to catch our eye to take the order no matter how hard we tried, so once again I had to get up and walk over to him where he was faffing near the bar instead of taking care of customers. Observing him around the room and how he’d spoken dismissively to his barman was off putting. Starters: croquettes good but jamon was a late of 70% fat with some 30% ham hiding underneath. Mains: fish and chips ok (good chips) but monkfish very average and small portion for £30. Manager came over and asked how the food was but didn’t deal well with the honest answer that it was fine but not great, spoken politely. His apology was so insincere. Somehow this restaurant simply doesn’t flow well - a manager who shouldn’t be in front of customers, ok food, and uninspiring decor all at unwarranted prices. £220 for 2 people. I hope they improve but I won’t be going back to find out.

A meal of forgettable quality accompanied with exceptionally rude service. Friend ordered a dish that was meant to be marinated ahead of you cooking it at your table and it arrived without marinade. When we asked if there had been a mix up the waitress had to audacity to call us rude after saying "of course" when asked if we would like them to replace it with the correct dish. The replacement was still unmarinaded. The "solution" to the error was to cover the dish in some sauce. Not sure if the message was properly given to the kitchen staff or the waitress had asked them to prepare the dish that way. Overall quite a unsavoury atmosphere that made it difficult to take any enjoyment from.

Nice coffee shop if you want something different to Gails food wise some nice food choices which could be changed to some more seasonal alternatives, but otherwise the coffee is on the same level as gails in a medium roast that you need an extra shot in if you want to taste it in your latte. So I’ve been coming here every day for the last two weeks and ordered the same coffee everyday, an extra shot latte with oat milk. On a busy morning I ordered the same coffee but the staff member forgot to put oat on the coffee cup as part of the order so when I came to get it and realised it wasn’t they remade the coffee for me, but then re- charged me the extra 50p for the cost of the oat milk. This is the first time I’ve had a staff member re-charge me for mistake in their ordertaking I think it’s pretty poor that they were that petty enough to re-charge me 50p for oat milk I originally asked for and just bad customer relations.

quante volte trovandosi all'estero per lavoro o anche per vacanza...sei stanco di mangaire le solite cose locai o i pasti veloci o altro.......e allora perchè non trovare un locale confortevole...accogliente....e una pizza napoletana verace........(detto da un napoletano doc...di nascita....) i proprietari non sono italiani, ma amano l'italia più di noi italiani e quando assaporerete i loro cibi ITALIANI ......vi sentirete a casa .....

Looking for a quick and tasty meal before a concert at the Apollo theatre, around the corner, we found Salt and Plum. With a warm and friendly greeting, we were presented with complimentary fresh, hot pide bread served with whipped feta as we looked at the menu. The menu is excellent with select mezze, starters and mains and a range of pide and lahmacun, catering well for both vegetarians and meat eaters. We had humus, Aegean roasted vegetables, fasulye with rice and the Topaki Chicken. All were excellent and seemed authentic. The service was discreet but attentive and charming, the ambience relaxed and the open kitchen allowed us to compliment the chef in person. A great start to an excellent evening. We shall be back!