Lovely fish and chips spot. We stopped by for lunch after visiting the botanic gardens. Massive…read moreportions, for a great price. Ate on a nice weather day, so got to enjoy our food in the outdoor seating.

I was super hungry getting the tube and then bam - right off the stop was this place, so I figured…read morewhy not try it? The people who run this place are super friendly and nice :) Everything here cheap and taste great! I tried the fish and chips plus a chicken kebab.There's several combo deals that so you can get a meal and a drink for pretty affordable prices as well. You can choose to take it away - which they will give you a bag and food wrapped up, or sit down and eat. The inside is pretty small though but it wasn't very busy when I stopped by.

Once you've been to one Pret, you've essentially been to them all. Pret seems to pride itself on…read moreconformity and consistency from one store to the next, so it is hard to identify any real discrepancies between branches of Pret. Pret a Manger is a convenient, yummy, reliable lunch place. They have a decent variety of sandwiches, soup, and sushi to choose from, but their selection almost never changes. If you find something you like there, you can be decently assured it'll be around for awhile, but if you, like me, enjoy checking out the new daily or weekly specials at places like Eat, you will be quite disappointed by the seldom-changing selection at Pret. The hot sandwiches, which each have something I don't like on them, haven't changed for the more-than-a-year that I've lived in London, so I gave up on Pret during the winter in favour of hot-lunch-places like Leon and Eat. This particular branch of Pret has a few quite-snippy employees ("Do you have any breakfast items with no tomatoes?" "No." "Oh, so the egg & cheese croissants have tomatoes in?" "We haven't had those for months. Read the menu." "Um, that is on the menu....." "Siiiiiiiigh"), but for the most part, is just like any other Pret. A-OK for sure.

Shiny happy people working Meet me in the queue…read moreCoffees, lattes Throw your love around Serve me serve me Bake it into town Happy happy Put juice in the bag Where the croissants live This is my go-to Pret, accept no substitutes. Staff are very sweet and friendly, 's all I want!

Fantastic meal. Not inexpensive but outstanding food. Service was perfect. Drinks excellent and the…read moreambiance over the top. They have an outdoor heated cigar lounge too.

Came for afternoon tea. The room is just beautiful with lovely colors and natural lighting from the…read moreglass ceiling overhead. You can choose up to 3 different teas. They are all great. I especially enjoyed the green tea with flower blossom. The sandwiches are wonderful and the pastries are beautiful and delicious. I was so sttuffed when I left and the whole experience was Devine.

Great food, excellent location, and staff are very friendly…read more I highly recommend this pub for lunch or a drink

Popped in for a quick lunch while sightseeing and it did not disappoint. Typical pub setting but…read moreopen and plenty of natural light. Service was quick and waitress was helpful. The food was a very pleasant surprise. The bangers and mash were so very good. The fish and chips were flaky, crispy, and very tasty. Overall, great experience.

Very early days for this cheery turquoise painted deli, which opened yesterday. It is a welcome…read moreaddition to the Earlsfield restaurant and food shopping scene, and I hope it will flourish. An appetising array of breads and pastries, but other stock limited at present - a tiny smattering of meat and fish (kippers, smoked salmon, pork joints and fry-up components!), dried goods (skewed towards Italian items), cheeses, organic juice etc. Some delicious looking chilled ready-meals (£5 each but probably worth it). Some items were priced well outside my comfort zone, as is the way with these establishments, but there were enough sensibly priced treats to make it accessible. We bought a delicious ciabatta this time. It looks a bit bare so far, but the friendly owner told us they will be opening the coffee shop later this week, and that they have plans to extend the range of meats and to expand into fruit and veg. Earlsfield has been on the up for a few years now, but is still sorely lacking a greengrocers and butchers, so that was very pleasing news. If they could start doing quality pies and scotch eggs I'd be a happy woman. Just saying. Good luck to The Earlsfield Deli. I look forward to popping in regularly and seeing how it develops.

This deli is such a great local business. As a beer lover I admire their craft beer choice, if you…read moreget chance to visit; The Kernel Black IPA is a treat! They have lots of fresh local produce and serve the best coffee in Earlsfield (in my humble opinion). They have festive foodie gifts too!

A very good and very small brunch spot. We walked in at 11:20am and there was only one other guest…read moreseated, but by noon, the place was packed. There are a couple of tables outside for patio seating, and several inside. What brought us to this particular place was the black pudding, aka blood sausage. It's made with pigs blood and pigs fat mixed with some oates. It's served out here in the United Kingdom. It's actually pretty good. I'm glad I tried it, but I prefer regular pork sausage.

Ambiance was nice and cozy, we walked and on and we're able to get seated right away. The staff was…read morefriendly and the food was delicious. Definitely recommend!

My fiance and I recently stayed at The Milestone Hotel and had an absolutely amazing experience!…read moreEverything from the location to the employees to the food was exceptional! To begin, the staff at this hotel are phenomenal! When we checked in we were greeted by lovely doormen who helped us with our bags (and helped us get taxis throughout our stay). Upon check-in we realized that we accidentally booked the wrong checkout day... but the receptionists were able to extend our stay easily and without us having to move rooms which was a huge relief! The receptionists were very welcoming and were kind enough to give us a tour of the hotel before showing us to our room where they explained how to work the tv and air conditioning. It was so nice to get the lay of the land and feel confident getting to the gym, the bar, or to breakfast in the morning! Everyone we encountered was incredibly helpful, kind, and attentive. Our room was beautiful! We had a giant window facing a beautiful park that let in tons of natural light. We visited in July and were extremely happy to find that our air conditioning worked WELL! This was something we were both worried about beforehand. The bed and pillows were very comfortable and the blackout curtains were perfect for sleeping in! We both loved the complimentary shampoo, conditioner, and body wash - it smelled fantastic and felt very high quality (I'm very picky on my shampoo and conditioner). The hair dryer was also very powerful and high quality which I find is not usually the case in hotels (people with long hair will understand). We had turn down service every evening which was amazing to come back to after a dinner out. What we probably loved the most and what's something I've never seen at a hotel before was the cold plunge! My fiance loves cryotherapy, ice baths, cold plunges and all of those types of things and was ecstatic! I prefer the heat and loved the sauna. The gym was very clean and had everything necessary for a good workout. It even included a swim spa style pool for lap swimming! The amenities at this hotel were just incredible! The food was AMAZING! I highly recommend having breakfast at the hotel. There is always a smoothie and juice of the day and a variety of treats (muffins, toast, etc) to start off... the blueberry and chocolate muffins were to die for! My fiance and I both had and loved the avocado toast with poached eggs as well as the omelette. While we didn't eat dinner at the hotel, we had drinks and snacks at The Stable Bar - cheese toasties, club sandwich, etc. and they were incredible! The Stable Bar was once an actual stable and was absolutely gorgeous and unique (I loved the horse themed artwork and took many pictures). The bartenders were both so sweet - one of my friends was talking about how he was going to Romania the next morning and the bartender gave him a handwritten list of recommendations for his trip! I highly recommend staying at The Milestone Hotel if you're visiting London! The staff are beyond lovely and are genuinely happy to help you have the best stay possible whether that means giving you recommendations for restaurants or museums or giving you a tour of the hotel so you know how to get around! The location is incredible - very central and right across the street from a massive park. The building itself is just gorgeous with spacious, well decorated rooms and beautiful artwork and flowers throughout the hotel. The food and drinks were amazing and the amenities were outrageous (in a good way)! If you want to have a picture-perfect stay in London, stay at the Milestone!

It was my first time visiting London so I knew I had to have a proper tea. Even though it was…read moreevening and too late for tea service, the gracious and polite staff put together a wonderful tea experience!

Shoutout to our cabbie who, when asked "If you could eat anywhere near The Ned, where would you…read morego?" didn't miss a beat before declaring: Hawksmoor. We had zero expectations, but ended up having what might be our favorite meal of the whole trip. The staff? Absolute gems -- especially patient with us Texans who came armed with 400 questions (bless them). The restaurant's tucked downstairs, and here's a tip: book bar seating. Not at the bar, but in the room with the bar. It's cozier, prettier, and avoids the more standard dining space. The vibe? Understated elegance. Think cozy meets classy without any of the snobbery. Now, let's talk food. The Yorkshire pudding was no slouch, but the vegetarian Wellington--oh man. I was fully prepared to mourn the absence of beef, but it turns out blasphemy tastes incredible. Rich, flavorful, and completely unexpected. My jaw said "wow" before my brain could form a sentence. Would we go back? In a heartbeat. And possibly request the same cabbie for more divine dining directions.

This is a very aesthetically nice restaurant. My partner and I were looking for beef Wellington in…read moreLondon and we saw this place had something called winslade Wellington so we travelled across London to try it. We both ordered it and the server notified us that it is a vegetarian dish so I am wondering if this mistake occurs frequently and they need to make it more apparent in the menu. The server was a little rude when I was asking questions about the menu since in America we use different terminology, and he expressed how impatient he was for my questions. He was also not extremely present at the table. Luckily for us other servers tended to us as well. The other dishes that we ordered were very good and I would definitely come to this place again.