In this colourful antique and flee market with over 2000 stalls on Saturdays, there are so many wonderful bargain finds to be made!
Go to check out brands, packages and advertising from the victorian age up until now! Its, great. Hard to find, very small and cosy. Worth the trip! En savoir plus .
It's really easy to while away the hours on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon here. Great people watching. Note: they stop serving food between 5-6pm - it's just coffee/drinks/desserts.
Sicilian doesn't get more authentic than this..you should try the arancina (rice) balls - we had Ragu - while the pizza is just as superb. Great seating space upstairs too.
Service is top notch and the food is great. Hanging at the bar is always fun. Best bar in W11 by far.
Best brunch spot in Notting Hill. A bit of a hipster crowd but it's tolerable. Love their smoothies!
Skip the "normal cocktails" you can get anywhere, and go straight for the Tiki drinks!
The Cow Pie has a massive section of hollow cow femur sticking out the top, acting like a chimney. But don't let that put you off.
Seriously good serious cocktails. Warning: these people don't mess around. The Tommy Margarita is the best. Goddamn. Margarita in the world.
This is in fact an Italian restaurant, which serves great fresh pasta (even if they dont have a veg version you can just ask for a tomato and basil version). Try the burratta salad, its to die for.
New modern Greek restaurant by two of Greece's top chefs, featuring a deli and an outdoor garden.
The toppings in this pizza joint remain inventive (highly recommended is veal meatball, prosciutto, cream, & sage), while the crowd is less quiffs & brogues & more chinos & polo shirts. En savoir plus .
The menu reclaims the rum based classics of the 60’s from the unpleasant imitations of the 70s, & makes them using top quality spirits alongside house made juices. En savoir plus .
Arguably the best breakfast spot in town. Go all out for chef Bill Granger’s famous ricotta hotcakes, topped with sticky, molten chunks of honeycomb butter. http://tandl.me/SfGlu9
The ravioli stuffed with tender rabbit and wild pheasant with fresh veg and rosehip sauce all feature herbs freshly foraged in the English countryside. For more, follow us on 4sq or www.renhotels.com En savoir plus .
Since first opening in 1939, Geales has been a neighbourhood favourite among Notting Hill locals, serving quality fish & chips for over 70 yrs.
Easy to locate. Great service. INCREDIBLE food. Your visit to London is not complete until you dine here!
Hereford Road is a good place in Westbourne Grove for simple but tasty pared-down British food. While there were inconsistencies in our first meal there, we liked it & will give it another go. En savoir plus .
Truly a great range of take home, ready to heat, gourmet food made daily. The lamb and prune tagine is to die for. En savoir plus .
Excellent Mexican food and Margaritas. Guacamole is fresh, homemade corn tortillas and the range of tequilas offered is incredible. Down-side is price and that you have to pay £5 for chips and salsa.
Pop upstairs in the summer or downstairs into the back room on a monday or thursday night to hear the world renowned Mangrove steelband!
The best Doner and Shish around ! You get a real good turkish food for a good price as well.
The place is recently refurbished with great atmosphere. The open asparagus sandwich for lunch is really good and the salmon salad for dinner is great too. All the food is very fresh and tasty.
Nice place for breakfast the raspberries pancakes delicious 😍and the rose latte was perfect,the services little bit slow
I love Galicia for how down to earth it is. Despite how crowded it now gets, it remains a truly authentic family run tapas bar (and likely the best Spanish food in London).
I enjoyed the choice of cheese they have. Red wine is good too. Wanted to order some tea, but they only do wines.
Huge selection of international cook books. Bought a book only about peanut butter here. They offer Cooking classes in the back of the Shop.
Excellent gastropub - quality seafood. You can eat downstairs, but I like the restaurant upstairs. Go to the Westbourne across the road for a drink before.
This place is all about the party, they have decks by the bar in the evening from Thursday to Sunday - they move the chairs out the way and it gets a little crazy. En savoir plus .
