The best restaurants serving British food in Ealing London

Un poco caro y no esperar un poco más para llenar la barriga por el efectivo tenía que parte con. Podría haber sido un poco más generosos con la salsa - un poco va un largo camino:) Todo estaba caliente (y sabroso), así que no puedo quejarme de eso. Quizás era tan bueno que me quedé decepcionado con la cantidad!

Coffee wasn’t to bad but the whole place is very average and service wasn’t best either.... Hopefully they will do better next time.

I've been here a couple of times and actually it's not too bad. Anything from the fridges e.g. Wine and bottled beer should be avoided as they're not properly chilled . Draft beer is good though. Menu is limited but it tastes nice and fresh ingredients used. The wraps are tasty and good pub food to go with a beer.... bit expensive at £9 if you only want a snack but there is a lunchtime offer. Also a great pub to watch football in as never too busy rarely see kids or large groups in there ...just the lads at the bar

The service with Asda has been awful. Many times my online order has been incorrect with missing iteam or with wrong iteam and even had expired iteams. I was given a incorrect item on my online order that had nuts in and therefore if one the children had eaten would of caused sever medical issue. However Asda felt this was not there fault ....and to refund or compensate. Please always check your online order ideally avoid Asda totally.

My work colleagues and I were passing by when we spotted this nice little quaint pub on a bridge, eager to unwind over a few beers after a long day we parked up and entered this pub. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted by quite the spectacle: a heavyset gentleman in a turban, slumped over the bar and snoring loudly. Four pristine, untouched pints sat beside him, clearly his, as there was no one else around. The barmaid shot us a look that spoke volumes. We immediately understood her silent plea and nodded sympathetically before turning our attention back to the snoring mound at the bar. A few minutes into our visit, the man woke up and groggily scanned the room. He muttered something under his breath while glancing our way. We did our best to ignore him, avoiding eye contact with this dishevelled character, and tried to keep our conversation going. But then he started slurring at the barmaid, and we began to feel uneasy. Our discomfort grew as he muttered obscenities behind us, including a garbled threat about smashing a pint glass over our heads. One of my colleagues, visibly irritated, was ready to confront him, but given the man’s drunken state, we decided against it. What should have been a relaxing afternoon over a few drinks turned into a comical farce, thanks to this unfortunate encounter. The funniest part? As we got up to leave, he tried to strike up a conversation but promptly slumped back onto the counter and fell asleep again. Charming.

This takeaway used to be the Spicy King which was famed for it's hygiene rating, the subtlety of its spicing, unctuous sauces, generous portion sizes, the 'clean palette' feeling after eating there and was a fine local take away run by Mohammed and a friendly team.

The LAPADA art and antiques fair in Berekely square in London is an amazing day out, not only is the art fabulous but they have the best restaurant of any trade show I have been to. EventOracle do an amazing job, with light hearted dishes and great staff. Thank you!!