The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Ravenscourt Park Hammersmith and Fulham London

Great Cafe, friendly staff and delicious food. I would recommend the Eggs Benedict, Mushrooms On Toast, or Turkish Eggs. Really made up a great day of cycling.

Tables not wiped, litter in garden, some glasses dirty rim, food below average, poor table clearance. Regret to say the only positive was that the staff were friendly. Certainly won't return.

Soy bastante regular aquí y tengo que sentarme cuando paso por allí, es la cafetería más adorable y estoy obsesionada con los rollos de espinaca. Nunca me conformé con una sola, los amo y el personal siempre es cortés y amable.

Well what a hidden gem.....you would never know it was there...look out for it and you will not be disappointed...the fab is fab......the setting is fab.....the staff were helpful....my only complain was that with a small child the wait staff should serve the kids first.....and then the adults can enjoy this wonderful feast.....would come back again

Pricewise still this place is a good choice. However, I don't know if the poorer food quality than usual is due to my coming at 6pm and not at lunch time or this place has changed in the last 5 years since I last was there. The food was OK, but not super fresh like before. It was not as well seasoned as before. Just salty. Yes, the pork escalope was as massive as usual, but tasted like in a rather not great bar mleczny in the native Poland. Somehow I was not impresed. the Polish applepie was not delicious as usual. What has happened to Cafe Maja??? Have they changed the cook? Or they warmed up the food made in the morning or the day before on old oil? For 10 years until 2015 I would come there eagerly , even travelled from North London especially to have a delicious Polish meal. After what I tasted today it is not worth it :(. Before I could bear the squashed tables and not be able to find a table, but now... I am afraid it's not worth the journey...

Me and my friend were walking on Fulham road around lunchtime and saw the board outside the pub burger and a pint for £16. We thought it’s quite reasonable for this part of London so we popped in to the pub. When we walked in, it wasn’t a big pub but it was very cosy. There was a young, pleasant gentlemen behind the bar. We asked about the meal deal, he explained everything in details that burger comes with fries and pint of beer. Burger and fries were both tasty and fresh. Guinness was very good too. The same gentleman came to the table and asked if he can help with anything else and how was the food. We received great customer service but unfortunately I didn’t ask his name. We aren’t local, but when I am around this area I will definitely come back.

A decent cafe. Juice and hot drinks and a range of baked. My apple muffin was large and tasted good. Busy and popular but we’re able to sit and discuss business with a contact for a couple of hours without needing to move on.

As Coffeeology this was fantastic. Now it's the Electric Coffee Company, and it's terrible. Today there are two people at the cafe. The staff are useless and the atmosphere has gone. The girl who served me had no idea about the seeds on different bagels, and my 'toasted' smoke salmon bagel arrived cold. I'm a local and it's time to move.

Another "pub" that doesn't want to be a pub, but wants to be a restaurant. Popped in here during a walk along the Thames path, and expected to be able to (as I have done several times before) chose a table outside (as it was a nice day), then go up to the bar and order some food. Only to be informed by a staff member when I queried it (I got asked if I had a reservation when I entered, which I thought was odd, and the tables were laid out like it was a restuarant) the whole place is now table service only, which I hate. I swiftly left and headed back to the Rutland Arms, which is a pub which is still a pub. What a shame as it used to be a nice pub......when it was actually a pub. No wonder the place was empty.

This restaurant with super outside seating is right across the street from the Premier Inn at Ravenscourt. The food is quite tasty, the coffee excellent, the prices reasonable and the service with a smile. I had all sorts of breakfast/brunch items during my week and visited every day. Great smoked salmon bagels, delightful eggs and avocado. We don't have a great cafe that does fab breakfasts at a reasonable price where I live. If I go back to the area I will definitely be happy to visit again. There were lots of locals stopping by for coffee and breakfasts, many with cute, well-behaved dogs.