The best restaurants in Brentford Hounslow London

A very nice friendly pub. Dexter the labrador top guy. I enjoyed a very nice lamb roast here recently accompanied by a delicious red wine. I still struggle with the price of craft ale. The equipment of £56 per gallon. I could get to Scotland in my Fiat 500 on fuel at that price!

Very pleasant walk round Boston Manor Park, topped off with brunch at this gem of a cafe. I had freshly made Eggs Florentine, and my husband had the same dish with mushrooms. He was delighted as he hadn’t come across that combination before. Deeply rich yolks, leaf spinach, beautifully made hollandaise and all for £7.50 each. Superb value.

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Pallavi’s kitchen provided us with catering for a private party. Right from the start Pallavi was attentive and a pleasure to work with. She talked through a number of different options and worked with us to finalise the menu. The guests loved the food, the chilli paneer being a particular favourite. Competitively priced too. All in all a great experience and I would recommend.

The best sunday roast I ever had! Great selection of beers. Outdoor area with TV

We held our daughters baby shower in the garden, the setting was lovely, the staff were absolutely fab, very attentive and provided excellent customer service. And the food was delicious, enjoyed by everyone. And I have to say compliments to the chef, I had the best nut roast ever! I would highly recommend a visit! Thank you to everyone at the The Lord Nelson for making our celebration special. 👍

In all the years of occasionally working in Ealing, I have never eaten at Monty’s, till I was taken their the other evening. What lovely food. Great taste and very well prepared. The waiting staff were very attentive and the meal came quickly. The restaurants atmosphere was pleasant and not too noisy. The taste was excellent. A very enjoyable evening out in Ealing.

This was our first time at Sam’s waterside - we visited with Friends. The food is fabulous - on a par with the sister restaurant in Hammersmith. Lots of interesting menu choices for foodies - I had the venison and short rib croquettes, pork with peppercorn and caper sauce followed by a lovely steamed pudding. The service was also very good - not fussy - just right. Price wise - our bill for 4 adults was £320 inc wine and pre meal drinks which we felt was reasonable given the lovely sagging, great service and knock-out food.

The staff member Soumeet bug shout out really courteous guy really was effortless for service brilliant a credit to the restaurant. Food was OK not sure if chicked was cooked well I. Mixed grill however no stomach ache after so that's good. Soumeet was kind courteous even handed us the TV remote for a movie that's was due to it being empty. However think it must have been restaurant family that arrived had their table and changed TV no issue but not old YouTube bollywood songs pls LOL with just a playlist lol. Kids got bored quick. Soumeet was the star food average not great. Also no parking! That's the biggest problem

Very nice park setting - no benches near the coffee. The coffee is pleasant but not as pungent as other speciality coffee places. The staff are very miserable and it was very off putting, no smile and no warmth to the service at all.

Homemade gyoza were so good. Small family place run by a couple. Not much atmosphere but the food is excellent and the beer and sake choices good.

Had a lovely lunch from a varied and tasty looking menu alongside an excellent pint from a wide choice of real ale. Would definitely return if in the area.

Lovely venue, food was very tasty, service very friendly.

We wanted somewhere child-friendly for a quick lunch before visiting a local museum and this place is ideal! Right next to the river, lovely glass frontage, autumnal sun streaming in. The pizzas are thin-based, so you don't get full on bread. The toppings are unusual - which is a welcome change. We had five adults, a toddler and a baby in our group. The toddler enjoyed his pizza as much as anyone, and even the baby had a go (though more used to semi-liquid food at this stage)! We would definitely recommend!

Warning! Tonight I ordered a pizza for delivery, they appear to have taken my money and the pizza didn’t arrive. I tried calling but it went to voicemail.