Cute rustic looking place with organic food, great smoothies and fresh juices. It might be a bit…read moreoverpriced compared to other places around though. On this visit I wanted to try something different, so I went for the rose latte they were offering. As it turns out, sipping bits of rose petal in my takeaway coffee wasn't an enjoyable experience.

I got a take away wrap, it was filled with chicken and garlic potatoes. The chicken was dry but the…read moreoverall flavours were extremely tasty. I also got an oat latte to takeaway which was really good. I would definitely recommend the coffee and hope to taste further fillings to review at a later date.

I love Limeyard. Like love love. I've been more times than I can count on two hands since they…read moreopened, I've tried the place for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. For a date, family meal and a big group celebration- I've never had a bad experience. Their breakfast and brunch offerings are fantastic. The food portions are good, they taste amazing and they're good value being similar to other restaurants in the area for price. They serve breakfast until 4.30pm weekdays and serve brunch 11am-4pm at the weekend, my kinda hours (who's finished brunch by 12 on a Sunday ever?! Why do places do that?). Alongside their extensive breakfast menu they're a great choice for lunch or dinner. I can thoroughly recommend most of their menu, having visited plenty of times. I found their ribs to be delicious, with plenty of sauce and no dryness. Their seasoned fries and sweet potato fries are both perfectly crisp outside and fluffy inside. A personal favourite of my boyfriend and I is nipping in for a cheap lunch and sharing the half (or full, if the four of us are out) yard of tacos for £7.95 or £14.50 respectively. With five fillings to choose from there's an option to suit most tastes and they're full of flavour. The pulled pork are especially good. The staff are always cheerful, smiling and genuinely happy to help. Service has always been 100% on every visit. I'd wholeheartedly recommend Limeyard to everyone.

On the rare occasions where we find ourselves out of the house on a Saturday morning, which isn't…read moreoften, we like to grab brunch together. Since we've moved to Ealing over two years ago this has happened a grand total of...one time. We often walked past LimeYard and have always liked the casual and fun vibes it has, so we thought brunch would have been a perfect chance to try it out (no risk of spoiling a whole evening out if it turned out to be terrible, I'm smart like that). Despite the nice weather we sat inside (they have a small area on the front with a few tables), the diner-style table I wanted was busy sadly so we were seated in one of the two-people square tables along the sofa/bench. Watch out as the butt might slightly slide off that one. My other half ordered a full Yard (their Americanised version of a full English) and I ordered salmon eggs benedict. They usually come with spinach, but EEWW, GREENS! so I had mine without. Instead of English muffins they are served on a massive slice of brioche, which I now prefer ten thousand times over English Muffins for my eggs benedict. It was really really really tasty, and I'm salivating just thinking about it. We also ordered a croissant with butter and jam, for good measure. Came split in two ready to welcome the spread. Very yummy. We also ordered two freshly squeezed orange juices. All was served really quickly, maybe too quick (every time I'm served within 10 minutes I feel like I'm being rushed out...but that's me) and the service was kind and efficient. Really wish I was not back on diet so I could pop there again this weekend. OH WELL! Will definitely be back to try dinner.

Ver nice atmosphere, the food was great very tasty. The service was unremarkable. Highly recommend…read more We will be back for more.

Had the hamburger & it was THE WORST. Didn't eat it. No service after order. Daughter had the…read moredrinks & she said it was delicious. Reminded me of what non-Caribbean folks think Caribbean food should taste like...

I adore this place…read more It doesn't matter how amazing you are if I can't afford you. Food to me will never be worth it. You can drizzle this and foam that, but all I want is a good meal, good service and not to feel like I've been ripped off. On the Mrs recommendation we popped in here for dinner one night. Not having a lot of experience with Thai food at the time (aside from a Thai curry here and there in random pubs - what's with that trend) so I was a bit sceptical. The restaurant is canteen style. Individual tables but with bright simple furniture and accent pieces on the walls. This place is busy, but not overbearingly so. They offer a take away service so there were lots of people ordering at the counter at the back to take away that Thai goodness. We started with Tempura, which was divine. Second best I've ever had after Feng Sushi on the South Bank. We also had a selection of veggie nibbles which were all really interesting. For mains I had Pad Thai and she a red Thai curry. Both were gorgeous. Large, generous portions and simply but pretty presentation. There was a lovely woman serving us. She spoke barely any English but was delightful, attentive and had a warm and welcoming smile. Safe to say she's always had good tips from us. The best thing of all was the bill. Starters, mains and drinks all at around £22. I may be cheap, but the food was not. All fantastic quality and amazing value.

Saw this restaurant the first time when I was in a car and went to XX-XX Noodle Bar thought it was…read moreSilom Village by mistake. Finally went to the right one last night and ordered Yen Ta Fo, couldn't I found this dish (flat rice noodle in pink soup) in London! The food and the drink were good and authentic, very good service as well. One more thing, there were a table of 5 kept making a lot noises, clapping, shouting, laughing... Obviously the manager noticed that and went to their table and pointed to the "no noise" sign, good for him!

to start off when we looked on yelp the pictures shown good food. we decided to give it a shot…read moresomething different than what we have tried while on honeymoon. soon as you walk in you can see what types of kabob were available!!! thats really cool! the grill is also directly behind it so they cook an prepare the food right there. we got our plates an they were heaping with food. from the first bite till the point we were stuffed it was great. ANYONE LOOKING FOR GOOD FOOD AN GREAT ATMOSPHERE COME HERE!

Great meal...hummus, doner, kebab, chicken wings. Everything was very good. The service was very…read moreattentive and friendly. I will definitely return. Restaurant was very clean.

When you walk in it makes you feel you're not in London. The ambiance is really cool. Food was…read moretasty and the portions were generous. The liver (staters) was amazing and easily good for two. Service was great, really friendly.

Went during half term so not busy. Had a 12-course starter selection for 4. Amazing falafel and…read morewhite aubergine mousse, very tasty spicy sausages and filled wine leaves, various salads and hummus. Definitely too much of a good thing but one of the best mezze we've ever had. Rustic interior yet spacey, good to spend some time over food. Very much enjoyed it. UPDATE: Went again with friends and while good quality the range was quite limited and we good some dishes twice/others not at all. Still a good recommendation though.

Great outdoor seating areas, upper deck and the other alfresco areas were charming with soft…read morenatural lighting, exposed brick and hanging plants. The servers were friendly, english challenged and didn't know their menus that well but as long as they can do their job promptly and with good attitude all can be forgiven. She brought Prosecco to the table that we didn't order. We had asked about it but not ordered it but my friends and I were like... Eh why not? The bottle's open anyway. My friend had the lobster and pasta. http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz_photos/NmtgcBwynPMQsC4eylzouA?select=J9fFFzgCbBnTnzpvuBBg0A. Which looked great but pasta suffered from not cooking properly. They didn't push the pasta into the boiling water all the way so one end of the pasta wasn't as cooked as the other end. Don't send me hate compliments please but I had the Veal and Eggplant with rocket salad. http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz_photos/NmtgcBwynPMQsC4eylzouA?select=htGxIm_iN-erHxw-HqwA0A it looks good but the Veal was actually rubbery. Is that possible for veal? Or karma served for ordering veal? The other friend had Avocado Salad, Lucky him! It was the best dish at our table that day. http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz_photos/NmtgcBwynPMQsC4eylzouA?select=CllifRS6xI0dy_AwSi7JQw He was trying to eat light but it was quite hardy and I had salad envy! Yum how I missed avocados! So overall, the service was a bit shoddy. I never touched my rocket salad but the server was kind enough to take it off the tab. The food was nothing great. Thank god for prosecco and friends to distract me. I think i could have been really upset with the quality of the meal not being reflective of the price.

Okay, I can't rave enough about this place. It is my local Italian, but I just love it to bits…read more Nestled down an alley behind two huge wooden doors (thus the name), the restaurant has a great layout. In warm weather the alley has tables that allow outside seating. Inside, the downstairs isn't huge, which gives it a close, cosy feel. There are tables for 2, 4 and a couple of larger ones (one rectangular, one circular). There's lots of extra seating upstairs, although the ambiance isn't quite as nice. It's run by Italians, so you get the proper bread and olives to start. Now, I've eaten olives all over the world, but I have no idea where these guys get olives this tasty. I've gone just for the olives. The menu's got lots of choice: starters, pasta, several pizzas, and some great mains. I wouldn't say it's the best place I've ever eaten, but it is the most consistent to have very good quality food. We go at least once a month, and have never been disappointed. Wine list is okay, but I always get the Valpolicella. Service is friendly and accommodating. They'll do your pizza take-away if you like. I feel really lucky to have a place like Osteria del Portico just a minute from where I live. It's delicious comfort food.

please take know that the address should read as:…read more 8 Station Parade Uxbridge Road Ealing Common London W5 3LD also the map shown is indicating a wrong location! and the nearest tube station is ealing common and not kew gardens! our original plan was to try out sushi hiro nearby. unfortunately hiro was fully booked for the evening and we settled for kiraku. basically, kiraku builds itself as an izakaya restaurant. lot's of japanese patrons which is always a good sign. comprehensive menu with a bit of everything. the sashimi moriwase special was surprisingly very good. very fresh and nicely cut. the shoku carpaccio was a nice sashimi salad with garlic and olive oil. their kaki fry was well fried. the salmon porridge was simple and comforting. the grilled eggplant with cheese and miso was a little over salty. kushiyaki was ok but not outstanding. i like their crispy chicken skin. their beef tongue was nicely crunchy and chewy. the pork rolled with shiso leaf was slightly too porky in taste. the chicken ball was ordinary and so was the chicken. as for the chicken wing, one was burnt and the other was under cooked. maki wise, the ones we ordered were the kiraku special and soft shell crab. kiraku special had a generous serving of ikura but i couldnt taste any crispy salmon skin. the soft shell crab one was ordinary. in both, the rice grains seem too starchy and big. the biggest led down, food wise, has to be the special of the day which was a deep fried iberico pork. too oily outside and too dry inside. definitely not worth the money and long wait! for dessert we struggled to make the staff know what we wanted. bascially, 2 macha ice cream with azuki beans and 1 kuri ice cream with azuki beans. after going back and forth for 10 minutes, she finally understood what we wanted! sigh. my biggest complain for kiraku has to be their wait staff! very slow service and no promptness in refilling our tea despite many reminders to do so! also the food took ages to come. so much so that we even forgot we had ordered them. having said that, they must be doing well as they were packed by 8pm. i'll be back but i'll be more careful what i order in the future. Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday (Monday Closed) Lunch: 12 - 3pm (Last orders 2:30pm) Dinner: 6 - 11pm (Last orders 10pm)

Camembert and fried pork sushi roll?…read more Stop and imagine that for yourself. Gooey smelly French cheese, fried pork cutlet and a little bit of chutney all wrapped up in seaweed and rice and then served with the usual dish of soy sauce and wasabi. How do you think that combination will go? Hint, don't dip it in the soy/wasabi stuff. So I think from the start of this review you'll realise that Kiraku are not the traditional sushi sellers that nearby five-star Atari-Ya are. They do sell some good cuts of raw fish as sashimi, nigiri and donburi but they also do a whole lot more - salads, roasted tofu, crispy crab and the aforementioned cheese and pork maki. I'm pretty sure I still prefer the conservative sushi three doors down, especially as the mackerel at Kiraku is annoyingly the pickled kind. But Kiraku must be doing something good as it's very packed every night and usually with young Ealing Japanese having fun with the many sakes.

I had the pleasure of enjoying not one but five different meals here throughout the week. I was in…read morea training class nearby and we came here everyday for lunch. I can see why now, having tasted several dishes from the menu. For what could easily pass as just another pub, this place is not like your average pub yet is very cosy and casual. It is clean and presentable. Staff take time to prepare the table before the dish is served, drinks arrive quickly. Our dishes also came at the same time. The owner is what makes it worth coming back to, as his attention to detail and friendly personality liven it up. He has been in business for years for a reason. He runs a tight ship and puts the customer first. What a joy! And the food. You will find both breakfast and lunch items on the menu. Portion sizes are huge. The club sandwich is not to be taken down easily, as my classmate will tell you. As for me, I enjoyed the fish and chips with just the right amount of batter, crisp chips and a delicious tartar sauce with small side of lettuce. The lamb burger, minute steak and eggs benedict were all classically done. You will get fries with every dish and can substitute salad. The best dish I had was attributed to the French owner recommending the Tartiflette Savoyarde. It was my first time trying it and was a bowl of cheesy goodness with bacon, onion and potatoes served with a giant salad and baguette. This was no meal for the weak, come hungry and you will be satisfied.

A really pleasant, rustic, French inspired bar and restaurant just between Ealing broadway and West…read moreEaling. Slightly out of the way, it wasnt overly busy on a Saturday afternoon. It boasts an expansive outdoor seating area which would be perfect for the summer months. While there are outdoor heaters they get hogged by the smokers so its indoors we go... Inside is simple. Nothing to flash, but simple wooden tables and chairs and rustic decor. The bar has no optics but shelves of eclectic spirits. I spied in the fridges some interesting fruits not normally part of the standard bar fare. This place takes everything very seriously. A wonderful cocktail, non alcoholic cocktail lists, wine and food menu. A board prominently displayed in the bar gives the range of desert wines and the food seems seasonal and very French. While we did not sample the food, and as always with French restaurants there was not much to tempt the vegetarians among us. I'd be interested in seeing how the meat lovers among you feel the food is. That afternoon there was an interesting mix of clientele, from the family in the corner to two old guys propping up the bar and enjoying a bottle of rioja. There was also a lot going on in the place with weird and wonderful events taking place. Overall a smashing place for groups and a nice drink.

I saw that Pho Saigon was nearby when I searched Yelp, and I'm so glad I decided (after walking…read morearound the block and back) to go in. I was offered a small bowl of homemade kimchi to go with my Tiger beer, which I was delighted by! I've wanted to try Kimchi for AGES! And it was so tasty :-) I ordered a king prawn pho. Flat noodles; halved prawns; fresh coriander, basil and mint; sliced red chilli and bean sprouts on the side which I added. I also asked if they could give it a bit of a kick to try and sink my blossoming cold and they kindly obliged. Not too hot, but enough to give it some warmth. Omnomnom! Gorgeous :-) I spoke to the owner afterwards and he said they were quite new. I would definitely be back if I'm in the area.

This is a nice little restaurant with friendly and polite staff. The menu is somewhat limited, it…read moredoes not offer Banh Mi, one of the most popular Vietnamese specialities. I had one of the soups with rice vermicelli, beef and vegetables. It was good but no matter what spiciness I added, the broth still seemed too bland for my preference. Same for my wife's rice vermicelli with mixed vegetables. The little bowl of pickled vegetables that was brought to the table were delicious. Just the right amount of spice and pickling. The restaurant is very clean, nicely decorated and it's front tables open to the sidewalk, with a couple of tables outside. Also the price was very reasonable. I'd like to give these nice people 4 stars for all the above, but the main entree failed to satisfy.