Best food and service in the Shepherd's Bush area!! Breakfast is the way to go and wait...for the…read morepancakes! Worth every penny.

The place was overflowing with people on laptops sipping one drink for hours. How can a business…read moresurvive like this. My food was late as the server forgot to put the order in. When it arrived some of it was burned as was the toast. Not enjoyable at all. I'd been before and loved it. Disappointed this time.

What a wonderful cute little restaurant with great East-West fusion decor. It's a Thai place, but…read morethey also serve English breakfast! Always a queue whether it's lunch on a week day or dinner on a Monday night. There's a stuffed peacock in the corner! Their appetizers (fish cakes) are amazing, and they come in cute little shopping carts!

Great food, great service. BYOB, cash only, and make sure you have a reservation if planning to…read moreshow up after 19:30

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

I became really fond of kicking off my Sundays with a proper bakery brunch. This week I visited…read moreHammersmith for some of its famous wunderbread. The game plan was to follow the savouries with the sweets while engaging in some casual sketching. The charming lady was happy to provide some butter to have with the bread (£0.20/portion) and so I went on to pick my stuff. Starting with the most aromatic, delicious pretzel I know Bakehaus was a hit. And so the rest of the goods tasted great with the highlights being the Butter-nut Crest, Bienenstich Pastry (vanilla and almond) and Chocolate-Hazelnut Crocant(delectable!). I have spent a solid hour in there and had a very relaxing start for the day, recommended!

Ask a German living outside of Germany what they miss the most about home and I guarantee you that…read morethey will almost always mention the bread. I do not have such strong ties to German bread, but my time in Berlin has taught me how to appreciate a good pretzel (with butter if necessary, not mustard, you heathen!). Bäkehaus isn't quite as gemütlich (or cozy) as your favorite neighborhood bakery in Germany since it's all self-service, but it gets the job done. The pretzels were soft and chewy and surprisingly enough, reasonably priced! Bäkehaus also offers loaves of rye bread and a plethora of sandwiches with a German twist (I spotted a pork schnitzel sandwich with cranberry sauce on ciabatta for £3.99!), so why not grab something here for lunch instead of opting for a pricey sandwich from Pret or a sad sandwich from Tesco? It's located on the high street just minutes away from the Tube station, so you really don't have an excuse.

Once again the food is good but the service is wholly inconsistent and snotty. How am I to know the…read moreever changing water rules? How am I to know from passive aggressive comments that a customer can't sit where they choose. Ladies be up front with the rules of the Liz Cafe, thanks.

We decided to hear it as it was nearby the hotel we were staying and they had the hours that…read moreaccommodated our schedule. We were very glad that those two items brought us to this place... A very welcoming and homey decor greets you at this place and the folks working here are friendly and let you sit where ever you want. After we did so, we enjoyed what there was to offer. My wife had their Eggs Hollandaise while I enjoyed their British Breakfast, it was served hot, fresh, and fast which speaks a lot to their service as attentive as it was. We were very happy to have come across this place and encourage anyone in the area to stop in and do the same.

A great find near Hammersmith Station…read more There are many places to choose from in this area. This is why it is so desirable to live here. We were looking for a place for brunch and saw this tiny restaurant. It is small but we were able to use the one large table for our group of eight. As one could guess, they specialize in the Bretagne style of crepes (contain some buckwheat flour). Everyone ordered savory crepes (I was foolishly thinking about a dessert crepe afterwards. Big mistake. All the savory crepes we ordered (variations of different cheeses, ham, bacon, potatoes, and other great ingredients) were exceptional but there was no way I could eat more. I cannot say enough about how delicious they were. I had one with bacon strips (smoky and delicious), with Gruyère, and a sunny side up egg on top. It was my way of finding an American bacon and egg breakfast here. I was not disappointed (but may be back home now). I will be back to try the sweet crepes next. Also on the menus was a lunch with crepe, salad and a cider. Given the place the owners come from, I should have tried it as well. Next time. They did show a two for one happy hour in the late afternoon which would be nice as well. If I lived nearby this would be a regular.

We were looking for something different for a gluten free breakfast and we're lucky to find this…read morerestaurant. My wife had a crepe with Emmental cheese, ham and spinach and I had the Fruity Sweet crepe gluten free with strawberries, raspberries and banana. Both were large and delicious. Service was great, friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is cute.

This place was a vibe and the perfect spot to grab a drink before a concert next door at Eventim…read moreApollo! The staff were friendly and they had happy hour specials. I enjoyed the drink and eats and would go back.

While visiting London and staying in the Hammersmith area- we found this small bar that we would…read morechill at before going home. We came here at least 4 times throughout our week stay. The ladies working the night shift are very knowledgeable of the drinks and provided us with great service. While they don't serve food, we enjoyed this place because I tried the varieties of wine (even bought a bottle to take for a dinner party), old fashioned drinks, margaritas and beer. I also appreciated the nightcap ambience of not being a loud place but eloquent and nice. We are truly grateful to relax, have a drink or two here after a long day of sightseeing.

The cafe itself is very nice and has a great ambiance. Cozy and comfortable. For coffee or tea I'd…read morethink it'd be nice. I had the English breakfast though and I wasn't super impressed. Beans were lukewarm, eggs served on top of the toast so the toast got soggy, bacon and sausage were fine. They serve the tea in a large teapot but I don't think there are enough tea leaves because it tasted too weak for my preference. Overall a good cafe, not a great place for breakfast though.

Ok coffee, and bread products It's pretty much a place to…read morehang out at, with adequate coffee, pleasant environs, and friendly - if slow - staff. Mind you, that pretty much describes everything in the area ‍

Cozy and quaint! Food was perfectly seasoned a d very fresh ingredients. We ordered from breakfast…read moremenu. Coffees we ordered were just perfect! I'm so glad I stumbled into this place. It's kinda hard to find because the business sign isn't big. From outside it looked like a hole in the wall. :) Staff was warm, friendly and very welcoming!

The Turkish Eggs have made my very short crave-worthy list... I'll wake up and think about this…read moredish and tell myself, "Maybe I should hop on a plane to London today to eat." The pancakes were average (yeah, we had one of those stay in the box travelers with us). The coffee was good. I can't say that anything was bad. It was busy, but tables turned over quickly. Prices were reasonable. The glasses had a fishy smell - but the water tasted fine. The coffee was good. Overall, a solid stop.