You're in Chiswick. You want a burrito. Oops. Chiswick is too wholesome for Mexican food. No…read moreproblem. You walk east. Boom! Hammersmith. London's least interesting borough. The place makes you sad. There's a venue. Bar Burrito. It looks plain and simple. The staff is very friendly. You make a joke. They make a joke. It's all good. You sit down. Will this burrito make you happy? No. Not really.

We're from California, USA.. so we are picky with our mexican cuisine. This place satisfied our…read morecravings for Mexican burrito.. the works. We've been traveling for 3 months away from home and this hit the spot. Customer service is excellent.

Tasty Mexican, just across from the tube…read more This place is packed on weekday evenings when the office crowd fill it to the rafters, but it was very pleasant tonight. Staff were friendly and chatty without the usual monster queue, and I got a nice table and booth seat rather than perching on a stool. Free WiFi would be a nice addition....

Lovely service, brought the bill out quickly. Answered any questions I had about the menu. Got the…read morewahaca for one and it's more than enough food. The fish taco has nice flavor, needs a salsa or sown kind though. The crispy cauliflower is 10/10 and the dipping sauce that goes with it is just perfect.

This is so good, amazing food away from home.. service was exceptional, tacos were so delicious,…read morethe grilled chorizo quesadilla was great, and honestly I highly recommend the Plantain with hibiscus and crema, omg this food def is a different level. I for sure will be back before leaving London. So happy this place is around the corner of the hotel I'm staying in. Need to try... sadly this amazing place is in London only.. please bring it to San Francisco. I beg you.

I visited Kindred on the 2nd of December, right when things start to get unexpectedly busy. Upon…read moreentering was greeted really warmly, and explained I wouldn't be able to make my booking. Instead I stayed for a coffee before venturing to their upstairs bar which was recommended while I waited for someone, as there was due to be live music which was really helpful. The service was fast, the drinks good, and Andreja who was serving was especially nice. The restaurant is cosy and really well situated, and the upstairs bar has a great lounge vibe. Highly recommended!

From the owner: We recognise that community means different things to different people. Kindred will be a physical…read morespace where we prioritise community in a way that allows people to be their authentic selves; whether you're extroverted, introverted or somewhere in between. If we're doing our job right, you will see Kindred as a home away from home, your village hall, your community centre, your safe haven. ​ Kindred is a café, bar, restaurant, live events venue and co-working space; a modern day campfire for city life where human connection is prioritised and where we believe that the simple act of sharing food can build stronger and more resilient communities. ​

I ended up going to just before a show at the Apollo…read more My first impression was surprisingly quite good, I loved the decoration but had a moment of panic when I saw the Asian looking waitress. No time to waste, we went anyway. My friend and I both ordered Tacos and had a free garlic bread because of Apollo tickets. We had two tiny slices of bread... One each. Not very generous! As for the tacos... Pointless. Not spicy. just chicken and salad basically. I could have done it better myself.

I never thought I'd be adding a restaurant to Yelp just to tell other patrons to steer clear, but…read morehere we are. My boyfriend and I stopped in here looking for a quick bite before seeing Penn and Teller at the Apollo. It looked kitsch but in a funny way, like an old Disney cartoon before they became self-aware. We decided to take it for a spin. This place is definitely a hole-in-the-wall, but seeing one single waitress who struggled with English and looked completely confounded when I had tried ordering in Spanish (didn't even know the correct pronunciations of the dishes) at 6 pm in the evening was a little depressing. I ordered the sopa azteca and tacos (pretty hard to go wrong there). My esteemed companion ordered potatoes and grilled salmon. The sopa azteca was ok (read: edible), and honestly I was so hypnotically enthralled by my ice cold Corona that I wasn't too bothered by that. The potatoes were soggy, though the salsa was very fresh and good. The tacos were.. sad. Limp and not very spicy, with iceberg lettuce and those kind of tomato slices you sometimes see in restaurants but have never found in your own kitchen that are more white than red. I don't know how else to describe it but "sad," which is so far from the vibrancy I have come to expect from Mexican food. The salmon was passable, not "blackened" as the menu described. Much to our frustration, however, was that it came floating on a high tide of more of these mushy potato chunks that were identical to the starter that had been ordered. So, basically my boyfriend's dinner consisted of lots and lots of really mediocre potato chunks, and a reasonable hunk of salmon. It was something a server should have noted in the order, since the menu didn't even mention the potatoes in the salmon dish. Things took a turn for the worse when we needed to go and make the show, and the server was overwhelmed by most of the other patrons with the same intention. It seemed that her solution to this problem was to stand in the bar and not acknowledge anyone she was supposed to be serving. It got to the point where we finally got up (with two other parties also attempting to leave), and just stood in line for her to run our cards. Normally, such a circumstance would have left me mortified - I really hate being that sort of guest, and I will often choose not to even go to a restaurant unless I think there is time for something leisurely. Nevertheless, this server was being ridiculous, the £40 needed to change hands, and we needed to get the heck out of that dive. All in all, I really wouldn't go back for anything except perhaps another ice cold Corona. It was a pretty sad food experience.

Wetherspoon The…read moreWilliam Morris Pub in Hammersmith London. Wetherspoon. I visited the pub and sat quietly having some drinks on my own. A bar assistant made a serious complaint about me. She accused me of harassment and said I was touching her as she walked by. The manager asked me to leave the pub. I said the bar assistant is mistaken and he should check the cctv camera. 2 security guards returned and literally dragged me out of the pub accusing me of harassment. I could not even collect my bag. I was very embarrassed being treated like an animal. The security guards were aggressive and the african guard wished to have a fight with me. He kept putting his fists up and saying come on fight me and the baldy security guard did absolutely nothing to prevent him assaulting me. This is all recorded on his body cam and the evidence is there. I was furious and I shouted at them for mistreating me. Another african man was passing by with his friends and an argument started with them. The african man assaulted me by punching me in my face. I watched as he was then allowed by the 2 security guards to enter The William Morris pub Hammersmith with no problems or issues. The african man and his friends must be friends of the security guards. I called 999 to report the assault. The bar manager an Indian man came to me and said I was barred from the pub. I said I had done nothing wrong. He said I was abusive which is certainly true after I was dragged out of the pub being accused of harassment. He could not prove the bar assistants allegations using the cctv. So instead he barred me for getting abusive and angry in my reaction to being violently thrown out of The illiam Morris in Hammersmith for harassment. The police arrived and did not find the african man who assaulted me even though there were 8 policemen all standing outside The William Morris in Hammersmith. The police told me to leave or I would be arrested. Serious 2 tier police and security behaviours. The William Morris in Hammersmith London should not be allowed to treat customers in this manner. They were wrong to accuse me of harassment and the security guard who kept challenging me to his fist fight should be dismissed along with his dodgy fellow security guard. I think a background check on those 2 men would be very interesting. The security guards did not see anything from my view point at all and had no understanding whatsoever. Very dodgy pub they have there. Absolutely disgusting. Watch what you are doing. Please becareful. They are not honest managers and staff. It is unsafe inside this pub. Be vigilant when you are drinking in The William Morris in Hammersmith London.

can get loud at times, but people are friendly. prices are reasonable, especially for beers. I…read morespent several late afternoons enjoying a few pints and a snack

This place is located in the communal eating area in Westfield, where you and your friends can go…read moreand get whatever food takes your fancy, then meet up and eat together, so it has a lot of competion from other fine places. 1910 immediately strikes suspicion as it's decorated more like a wine bar than an authentic burrito restaurant, and the burritos are just as bland. This is a shame because it has the potential to really shine, being the only viable burrito option in the area (not including Wahaca which is more of a sit down and eat in restaurant).

Fantastic food and great service. I'd had a hectic days shopping and I needed a little pick me up…read moreand I loved the grub. I'll be back next time I'm dragged by the gf to go shopping!

Very polite staff, and great food Eating all the time in…read morethis place when visiting Westfield

This restaurant is located inside the Westfield Mall. My husband was hungry for PHO Soup, and I…read moredecided on this restaurant, which is like Chipotle. I ordered a bowl with shredded beef, pinto and black beans, rice, sour cream, cheese and salsa. The restaurant seems pretty popular, with a long line the entire time I was eating. The food was quite good, and was reasonably priced. My dinner was less than 10 £. I have attached menu