Artisan can be a heaven for coffee lovers. Its funky decor with lights hanging off the ceiling as…read morepaperbags adds up to the modern atmosphere. We walked in on a Saturday to have a brunch, and were not disappointed. The service is nice, the staff friendly and polite, and what is most important, coffee is great and food quite tasty. They seem to also do coffee tasting workshops or barista courses. Anyway, worth popping in for either just coffee or food.

I know I always say that but this is the best coffee place! The vibe is super relaxed, with wooden…read morefloors and tables and bare ceilings. Very trendy. Great choices of cake and (my daughter beign gluten intolerant) they have a pistachio and rose gluten free cake that is to die for, so I am told as I had no time to taste! And now the coffee... Very tasty, just warm like it should be, just strong enough.. Really just fab... The tube journey I have to come here are going to become very regular for me :-)

The chai lattes were absolutely perfect and the matcha was also very nice, overall really good…read moredrinks. And then the full English breakfast was great and the chorizo sausage and eggs were spot on.

Popped over for a leisurely breakfast on a late Sunday morning. They have both inside and outside…read moreseating. Inside the interior definitely stands out! A bike, hanging from the wall, is definitely fun. Overall very relaxed atmosphere. The food is just delicious, and is served relatively quickly. Excellent choice of breakfast and brunch meals, with a couple of Persian-style options.

Had a Sunday brunch last summer with my boyfriend. We had cured salmon and scrambled eggs on…read moretoast. Two pieces of cured Salmon were thick and delicious! But I believe that the scrambled eggs were made of duck eggs and my boyfriend wasn't feeling well all afternoon... :( Still this place is located in a nice, quiet part of the Dickens Yard complex near Ealing Broadway station and I'm very sure that he wouldn't have any issues if he try something else.

Charlotte's W5 is a quaint restaurant and wine bar hidden in the new Dickens Yard complex just off…read moreEaling Broadway. This hidden gem offers a variety of wines for the experienced pallet including English tipples for those who wish to try something different. The house Bloody Mary made with gin is a hangover special at just over £6.00 and can be easily coupled with a standard English breakfast. Don't ask for poached eggs though, they aren't on the menu and it isn't going to happen if you ask, trust me! Over all a great space, but it does get busy, so best to book in advance if you can to ensure you get a table rather than propping up the bar.

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.

Nice place, in a good neighborhood. Very friendly & cozy environment, Good food with reasonable…read moreprices.

Didn't even realize this is a Serbian restaurant. I just wandered one day after exploring around my…read moreAirbnb. Unfortunately I ordered the English breakfast instead of the authentic food (next time I'll order what they are good at). Even though it wasn't their expertise, the food was quite good! Lots of food and at a very low price, no complaints from me. They also sell whole hog here which is pretty cool!

Have u seen Johnny English? Yissss, I was laughing so hard af the scene where he was pretending to…read moreb a server in cote and that is how I ended up in this restaurant lol.... I love their offer. 20£ for full 3 course it's pretty good if u ask me! Love their steak, the onion soup, the calamari, the mushroom in puff pastry(which I forgot the name). Service is a lil slow but that's how it is to make it intimate. Decor is beautiful n not overly done. Ohhh forgot to mention, their caramel flan, is to die for, so rich n yummy!!! Is like a crime brûlée, so love it! Kids friendly too as I keep seeing family going there. Go have a try yourself and be the judge, they got quite nice selections on their menu, I just love menu set :)

I visited Côte with my partner for brunch last Saturday. We arrived at 12.50 and brunch is served…read moreuntil 1pm, the waitress who greeted us on arrival was a little brisk but told us we could still order so long as we did so quickly! The brunch menu has plenty of options, including hot cooked breakfasts as well as lighter options including pastries, fruit and yoghurt. Unusually for me, I felt like going for something light rather than a heavy cooked breakfast. I opted for the granola and yoghurt which came attractively presented in a tall glass sundae bowl on a side plate. My boyfriend opted for the French breakfast (as part of the complete breakfast offer) which included any cooked breakfast, a hot drink and a glass of juice- all for under £10. My granola was delicious, although simple. His cooked breakfast was apparently also delicious, though the portion was fairly small! The interior of the restaurant was cosy, dark furniture and velvet curtains. All in all it was an enjoyable breakfast for under £20 for the both of us.

Great place for a full English breakfast, I've had about 5 so far and they've all been wonderful…read more Might suggest they do an all day breakfast. Especially at weekends. Steak is also excellent and I recommend having the mash potatoes and mushrooms. The chips are great but I can never finish them. Quite partial to their cider too.

I ordered the classic full English breakfast and it was perfect in every single way! A really cute…read morelittle place.

Lovely lovely breakfast Wonderful service…read more Clean! Would definitely come back! had my birthday breakfast here!

The food is average to above average and quite inexpensive, the proprietor is exceptionally…read moregracious, the back garden is charming, the location is incredibly convenient, at the entrance/exit of the Hanger Lane tube station. Unfortunately, the restaurant closes at 6 PM.

Update: We came back again for a late breakfast, and once again the service and food was AMAZING!!…read moreI'm so happy I found this neighborhood gem with great food and stellar service!

Absolutely DELICIOUS! One of the best meals I've ever had! Me and my fiancé split the brunch taste…read moreplate and everything was so good

"All I want is a room somewhere, Far away from the cold…read morenight air And one enormous chair Oh wouldn't it, be...." Laveli is indeed a loverly bakery in Acton. They stock all that you might expect: pastries, tarts and coffee (from Origin), but I think their bread is the real star, with a wide range of hand-crafted baguettes, sourdoughs and other types usually only seen at the likes of Gail's. As a result, Laveli has to be one of the best bakeries in the area.

Laveli bakery is brilliant for its ambience, you can come down for a hot drink and pastry and make…read moreyourself feel truly at home. Coffee is satisfactory enough, I generally go for an americano and I personally feel is their best offer for coffee. They use teapig tea bag so if you are a big tea drinker, Laveli has some good teas. Pastry wise can be a hit and miss at times, for instance, I ordered an apple tart and it was pretty cold (like freezing cold) but their fruit danish tastes amazing. My favourite sweet patisserie so far is their lemon tart. Definitely worth spending your Sunday mornings here with a newspaper!