Lovely neighbourhood restaurant. Underappreciated I think. Chicken is particularly tasty…read more Restaurant is rarely crowded. Perfect if you are a superstar living in Acton (there are so many...) and looking for a place where you won't be asked for three dozen selfies. Toilets are clean but not particularly inviting. Portions are very large.

For the food it's a 5/5 star but the overall experience I give a 4/5 star…read more Excellent portion size and the food was realllly good! The lamb stew and chicken breast with rice were so tender and tasty!! We ordered a side of fresh warm bread which complimented the food perfectly!! The food was reasonably priced at about £8 a main. Negatives: didn't give us the grilled tomato which is supposed to come with our food and after we finished our food they didn't come and ask if we needed or wanted anything else. I would recommend this place for dates, or family meals. It was one of the best persian restaurants I've ever eaten at when it comes to the food. The ambience is nice, and the place was clean, modern, with a touch of the middle east with its lamps and mirrors. Unfortunately they dont serve alcohol, so if you want a drink you wont be having any during your meal at this place.

Food was ok, nothing to brag about, kebab was so so, the rice was not fresh, staff service was dry,…read morestaff aren't genuine and u can see it in their face when they service u. Probably wouldn't go again.

Went with family and there were 4 of us. The decor was pleasant and well lit, and the service…read moreexcellent! Starter had a decent Kashk bademjoon, with a well cooked ghormeh sabzi although a somewhat undercooked tahdigh. Mastmoosir was ok. We got the mixed kebab grill plate for 4, which was all well-cooked, tender and for each of the rice dishes the waitress creatively suggested 3 rice variations and a Shirazi salad - all of which were delicious. The portion sizes were huge. For desert the saffron ice cream and faloodeh were delicate and subtly flavored. Overall, fairly priced, excellent food.

I first heard about the Persian Palace over three years ago when I met Allen D (fellow reviewer) at…read morea Yelp event in Soho. Back then he told me about this Persian restaurant in Ealing and I promised I would check it out eventually. Forward several years - I still haven't kept my promise - I receive the following Yelp compliment from Allen D: "Happy New Year Mr Uli. You know every time I end up in Persian Palace I wonder if you've managed to try Persian yet!" Seriously, how can I not but strap on my boots and venture out to Ealing after receiving such a note! I arrived at Persian Palace on a Sunday evening around 7pm and I was greeted by a line of about 15 people. Great...maybe I should've read the reviews forewarning me about this. But I'm in good spirits, have a book on me and am starving...so I queue up in very English fashion. The line moves quite quickly and after about 20-25 minutes waiting I am being offered a table. Once seated I whip out my Yelp App with the intention of studying the other people's reviews for food recommendations. But the nice waitress disapproves of this behaviour. When she sees me studying my phone, she says something like this: "No need to google the best dishes, that's what I am here for!" I loved her for this frankness and right away switched off my phone and waited for her input. I ended up ordering the following starter and main course with her: Starter: Kashk-E-Badenjan (sauteed aubergine, walnuts, garlic, whey and mint) with bread Main: Momtaz (one skewer of marinated chicken fillet and one skewer of mince lamb kabab served with rice, grilled tomato) Drink: Doogh (yogurt-based beverage seasoned with mint; similar to the Turkish Ayran) All of the above items were plentiful and delicious and I was happy as a puppy! And even though I was quite satiated after these two rather big portions, I still remembered a dessert when I had first read Allen's review: Paloodeh (or has he spelt it: Faloodeh). Paloodeh is a Persian sorbet threaded with rice noodles and flavoured with rose water. It's served along with a fresh slice of lemon, which you're supposed to squeeze over the sorbet. I have to say this was the highlight of my dinner. The unusual combination of sorbet and vermicelli noodles was exotic and absolutely delicious. I loved it! Some last tips: * I suggest coming here as a group - do make a reservation though! * If you live nearby, you can skip the line and order take away (online ordering is possible) Thanks, Allen D, for making me come here!

Great spot, friendly staff…read more Can get busy during religious holidays but it is a big spot. Good for large groups.

This is one of the best persian restaurant in the town, i love their food,specially their ghormeh…read moresabzi was really good

Enjoy this Persian restaurant best by sitting outside on a sunny day, watching the staff bake the…read moredelicious bread right in the outside oven. The food here is really good. Really. The lamb, the chicken, vegetables all deliciously braised or grilled to perfection. Service is very pleasant, and helpful, prices are reasonable--lunch specials especially, and the complimentary Persian tea to finish off the meal is a nice touch. Well done, Boof!

This is probably one of my top five meals since coming to London. Our servers were so very nice…read more Pleasant. Made helpful suggestions. We also met the owner Mr Adamm who was very welcoming. The decor is really chic & well done. They have a great sound system & there were circular stairs leading upstairs to what I believe is a private party room. Shams our server was on point with foodie suggestions. And he was really funny, trying to imitate our New Jersey / New York accents. This is a place not to be missed!!

My friend and I were looking for food in West Ealing/Broadway. We came across Rezvan and their…read morePersian/Afghan menu was appealing for diversity and affordability. My friend chose the Greek Salad and I chose the Panir-O-Sabzi and the Dal Adas. The Panir-O-Sabzi was an unusual presentation for me. It's basically greens and cheese wrapped in slightly crispy naan. The dish features walnuts, radishes, two leek stalks (potent and avoided those), feta cheese, tarragon, and mint. The Dal Adas was a thick red lentil soup. I do love my lentils. These two dishes, though small, were very filling. Great restaurant choice here!

I visited this restaurant on the weekend, it was an absolute delight! The food was fantastic, very…read moreflavour-some, and of a high standard. Presented well, and in very generous portions. Some of the best Persian/Afghan food I've had in London! As for the actual restaurant, the decor was very warm, it has a very rustic style, with wooden walls and classic Persian and Afghan artworks surrounding the place. Overall I would highly recommend this place, amazing food, and equally great atmosphere and service! 5*/5

The food here is excellent, I highly recommend the lamb skewers and the grilled aubergine starter.read more

Generous portions, very fast service. The lamb kebabs were…read moreslightly on the oily side and the decor could definitely improved and refreshed. Overall a good experience.

This place wasn't very busy, a few locals on a Friday night but Joe the bartender was good…read moreconversationalist Give it 5 stars for him and his alacrity Hope you get a great job in the "sound" industry

We ate with friends at The Old Fire Station Bar and Grill recently and had a lovely evening. We had…read moregreat cocktails in the bar first and were impressed with the wide range to choose from. The food was just as impressive and the restaurant manager was really friendly. I had a steak and my husband had the spring bok which were both deliciously tender and served with plenty of vegetables. Our friends chose the Old Fire Station Burger which was very tasty and came with lots of chips. Despite being really full we all managed to squeeze in a dessert as well!

We visited Rendezvous Restaurant last week, The reservation was easy to make, and the staff member…read morewas extremely helpful in accommodating our special requests. The place is great and the ambiance was cool, the food definitely lived up to my expectations and if you haven't tried persian food I highly recommend this restaurant.

Rendezvous is a must if you're in London, anywhere near Chiswich, and Love good Persian food…read more Lively classy atmosphere that embraces the culture. Get up and dance between courses of the best kabobs, koonbideh and grilled lamb chops I've ever tasted. Appetizers delicious as well. Excellent service and just an all around great restaurant.

Came here the other day with my coworker. I've never had Persian food but thought I'd give it a…read moretry. It's a fairly small place (unless there was more seating upstairs) and so the acoustics can be quite loud. When we got there, there were 3 American college girls. They were loud as hell and extremely annoying. I felt a bit embarrassed since I'm from the states and here for some work. Once they left, things got a lot better. Our waitress started off a bit cold but soon warmed up and was great the remainder of our time there. As a starter, I ordered the Dolmeh which were vine leaves stuffed with rice and herbs. The rice was cooked well and the herbs were perfect. My main course was Kabab Koobideh. It was 2 minced lamb kababs with steamed rice and a grilled tomato. It was delicious but watch out for the after taste you'll have the remainder of the day. I thought this place was pretty great, but again, I've never had Persian. Therefore, I have nothing to compare this place to. I would recommend giving this place a try though.

This is a very good Persian for the uninitiated to start their experience with!…read more In terms of service and food testiness scale, you can expect everything you'd get from other more 'traditional' Persian restaurants like Persian Palace, or Behesht; but portions sizes are more normal here (designed for the average bear), and slightly more expensive. Definitely worth a try. I think to compare Saffron with the others, I would describe it as more... refined.