Only been open for a few months. Lounge type of interior, something you would expect in the central…read moreparts of the city rather than out in the suburbs. It's a really nice place interior wise. Too bad it was all empty. The theme is Indian food and cocktails, including breakfast options. The masala fries were my favourite. I thought they would be dry style with a masala powder, but they are lightly sauced and very tasty. The Hakka noodles were all right, but needed more noodles to get a good veg-noodle ratio. The Bhel puri was just OK, it needs a lot more sauce, more tamarind and coriander. Needs more tangy tang. Comes across as dry. All portion sizes surprisingly large. Food comes out quickly. The menu is more limited than most restaurants, but I think they have picked out a good selection. They have a drink called "Bloody Gandhi", their version of a bloody Mary, although the choice of name seems odd, don't know if it's supposed to be a pun that I wasn't getting. It's towards the end of the high street and near the train.

Avoid at all cost, The manager is so arrogant, his name is Kush, he has no clue on customer…read moreservice. Ordered chicken biryani came a hour late, than 6 little pieces of chicken no taste what so ever. When I called to give feedback, The manager swore at me over the phone called me names, put the phone down on me when I tried to give feed back. Never ever go to this place avoid at all cost His rude and arrogant why give business to people When they are rude. he needs to go on a customer service course. He also called us customers dumb over the phone which has been documented will look for further Legal advice on this.

Sweet and old-fashioned, not unlike myself, the Doll's House on the Hill is the perfect place to…read more have a rewarding cup of tea after walking up Harrow-on the-Hill on a crisp autumn day. The owners claim dedication to the dying tradition of afternoon tea and they certainly have gone all out to maintain that unique British flavour that so many generic coffee shops have almost wiped out in London. Every detail, from the elegant crockery, the ornate homemade cakes and the rosy faced waitress, perfectly recreate a time when a nice cup of tea and a civilized chat was enough to fill an afternoon. Indeed, the atmosphere was so effective I wished I was going home to listen to the gramophone in front of a log fire. After worrying about the possible effects of drinking so much tea I left, content with the world and happy in the knowledge that there are still corners of London devoted to being a little bit British.

We came here for a hungover brunch, post-hen party! Probs not their typical customers, but it was…read morelovely. We had a private room downstairs and demolished a fair amount of food. Decor is sweet and cutesy - not the kind of thing you'd expect would appeal to Harrow public schoolboys, but we did see a few. The muesli I had wasn't as exciting as it sounded on the menu and I was still hungry after but I loved the cakes we had as 'dessert'. The others mostly had fry-ups which looked pretty standard to me (shop-bought hashbrowns and sausages) but it was all presented beautifully. I'd almost definitely come back and buy some more cake (but probs not brunch). There was a funny moment when I dropped a ginseng tablet on a plate of brownies by the till and everyone looked suitably horrified til I explained what it was. The waitress took it well tho ;)

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.

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.

This is my local breakfast spot. They got several different breakfast combinations (both vegetarian…read moreand non-vegetarian) and breakfast is served all day. The service is prompt and friendly. I would assume the Burgers are the restaurant's specialty because of the restaurant's name. If you're a burger fan... try one of Jenny's burgers. The prices are reasonable and a lot of old timers come in. Mostly local residents. It's just down the hill from the Hayes train station.

I visites Jenny's burgers a couple of times and wether it was breakfast or lunch Jenny's food is…read morealways top notch! I also love the friendly atmosphere and wonderfull staff! Make sure to have a chat with them!

I got the special and it was delicious. Very friendly staff and excellent coffee! Decent prices too.read more

I'm just two times eating breakfast at Moulin's! Friendly stuff and comfortable places. The food is…read morevery good! And there's a lot of photoes and pictures of Quenn! Girl from Hungary

This review is going to be super biased since I love riding motorcycles. This place is a historic…read morecafé turned diner that began the café racer craze back in the day. Nowadays we appreciate and build those bikes for the nostalgia and esthetic they bring to the table. The same can be said about Ace, it doesn't forget where it came from. The establishment feels as close as it would have back when it was originally operating. There's even a juke box in there (not sure if it works), but I doubt people still place bets if you can get to the next café before the song is over playing hahaha. The food is pretty decent, but I can only attest to the "quick bites" portion of the menu since I wasn't too hungry. I ordered the tuna sandwich with an iced coffee. They don't go well together, but I had to have coffee there! How can I go to ace café and not drink any of their coffee?! That's like saying you went to San Francisco and didn't visit the golden gate bridge. People were very kind and fun to converse with. No matter where you are the biker community is always friendly and that's what I can say about this place and their customers. They also host bike nights and events. I only wish that I could attend with a bike, but since they're stuck in the states I don't imagine that will happen any time soon. Ultimately I'm extremely happy I was able to go to the place that started café racers because those bikes are what got me into riding in the first place. I never would have thought I'd be able to visit, so you should too if you can!!

My brother is a motorcyclist fanatic so I ended up going to this cafe one Sunday afternoon with him…read moresome time ago. We got chatting to loads of bikers outside and one girl enthusiastically jumped on her bike to pose for me when she saw I had my camera with me. The Ace Cafe is THE motorcycle venue in London. The great thing about the Ace cafe is it's open 24 hours so when you are cruising about on your bike late at night you can always call in here for a coffee and meet some kindred spirits. The Ace Cafe website has a great archive of black and white photographs from the 1940s, 50s and 60s, which i love looking at. It's all about rock and roll and bikes really.

Great facility, and a quaint little gem in the Eastcote/Pinner area. I prefer the traditional…read moreEnglish breakfast, with a tall glass of o.j. to start my day when in these parts.

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 :-)

First tie to the restaurant, the staff very friendly throughout and stopped by a few times to check…read morehow everything was. Had the following items: Pani Puri - It was fresh and ok but a little bland Chilli Garlic Mogo - Made from a tangy paste so not dry but I did enjoy the flavour. Veg Platter - A great selection and was a little spicy but some great items and would recommend this to any vegetarian. Chilli Chicken - had a similar taste to the Chilli Garlic Mogo as I suspect it was the same sauce but had some kick to it, but if you order chilli chicken what do you expect. Masala Papad and Fried Papad - Now I think they made a mistake and forgot to bring the fried one out but the Malasa one was nice served with diced onions and tomatoes with spices on top. For Drinks (Mocktails): Passion Punch - Great fresh taste and helped to cool off the spice from the Chilli chicken dish. Shirley Temple - Nice drink and something different but I did prefer the passion punch but I would recommend people do try both as they are both completely different. The bill came to £50.00 for us both and we had to take food away as there was too much for us to manage. The venue also has a space downstairs for private functions which I believe caters for around 50 guests and is priced per head between £22.50 - £25.00 per head but I am sure this is all negotiable. Family friendly and mixed crowd when we attended, a very pleasant place to take friends or family. Seating wise we were a little close to the booth next to us and the table was a little small for the food we ordered but to be honest the table we had which was for 2 people would be the same at any venue. The booths looked good so recommend you book these if you can. Thursday night and place was still filling up nicely. I would visit again and try some different dishes and will come and review again.... Service 5/5 - Excellent Food - 4/5 - Very Good Value - 3/5 - Average

I recently travelled to London. Some of my family friends took us to Bombay Central for brunch . We…read morehad a wonderful time. The food was delicious and the ambiance was amazing. The service was great . I loved the Bombay sandwich and the Vada pav. Their mogo was amazing too. The owner Rishi lakhani was very welcoming . This is one of the best restaurants I have ever visited. Will always go there whenever I am in London .

Bill's is now where the old Tuck Cho used to be - we were interested in trying Bill's and were…read moreintrigued by the branding and nice decor. As we walked in, we really enjoyed seeing the different seating areas and admired the cool decor - from the funny big pom poms to the nice candles on the tables to the hanging dried chillies. I liked the menu and was deciding between the burger, the ribs and the lime crusted salmon. My cousin is wheat- and dairy-free so was left with only the steak option, and then they informed her that they were out of rump steak. Her rib eye was fantastic, as were her sweet potato fries, but at a price. Her husband had the burger which he said was good. I enjoyed the salmon but was surprised that the noodles were served cold. I also had the house Bill's Beer brewed especially for Bills restaurants, but it had a bit of an interesting finish and didn't go great with the salmon although I had asked about it ahead of time. I really liked the ambiance and decorations, but the service and options were a bit limiting. The beers were served slowly but the food luckily came quickly. The burger's pot of chips were knocked over by the server when putting them down. The service was ok but not great, the prices were a bit high for the portion sizes, and generally the place was good but didn't blow us away.

2-course lunch menu £10. Ok why not, it's Friday after all. The calamari with garlic mayo was as…read moretasty as expected. Not too oily and served with a slice of lemon. The breaded cod and chips however...3 fish fingers and a little chip portion? They must've thought I was eating like a pigeon... That being said the environment is extremely comfy with the food displays, armchairs bars and overall shed/pantry look. I'd happily have a 3hr girly catch-up session over hot chocolate. LOVE IT!