One of the highlights of living on West London. This am-dram and semi professional theatre has been…read morethe launchpad of many theatrical dreams and budding Thespians. Productions are always well polished and the grapevine is sublime. Highly recommended whether you enjoy theatre or not, looking for a cheap night out or something totally different. Be warned.. Tickets sell put fast... Become a member and get in for less! Summary: outstanding and perfect

For a small local theatre, Questors always seems to have a lively atmosphere, and the plays I've…read moreseen here have been really high quality, even though quite a few are amatuer productions. Okay, so it's not on the same scale as a West End show, but if you fancy seeing an independent play for a decent price, then this is the place to come. The theatre itself is small and quite intimate, which I think is a good thing as it gives the play a little more atmosphere, however it is not so small that it is awkwardly empty. As usual, most things other than the actual theatre tickets are a bit of a rip off, but that's really the same with most places, so at least here you'll be supporting a local business! Questors run loads of drama, dance and performing workshops and regular classes, so there's loads to see and get involved in, and the general surroundings are relaxed and pleasant, so all in all Questors makes a great addition to Ealing Broadway.

Venue is nice but the door staff are petty tyrants who are on a power trip. Maybe mummy didn't give…read morethem enough cuddles when they were little but they determined to stop people going in. One person (who failed to display the SIA badge - a criminal offense) was extremely confrontational, and at at the end of the evening approached me told me he had "won" because he made me leave my bag outside the venue. Don't waste your time going here because it's a coin toss to see who is on the door and if they are in a mood they won't let you in.

Sound quality is great wherever you sit, but seating is very uncomfortable, not enough toilets (2…read moreladies for the whole of the level 3 area, really?! In what world will this work) and if you arrive late, you can be left standing high up, with the ceiling obscuring some of your view.

Venue is old and in need of a good overhaul. Projection was absolutely abysmal, projector was out…read moreof focus and brightness was way too low. It's a shame that a film nominated for an academy award for it's Cinematography can be so easily butchered by a cinema chain who seemingly doesn't care about representing the artists work true to it's intentions. On top of the subpar projection, lights were left way too bright during the entire movie so it made it hard to concentrate on the film.

Ugh...that's the feeling I get whenever I venture near this place…read more... Service is soooo sloooooow especially as now you often have to buy your tickets from the food counters, so you have to wait ages while people decide what size bucket of coke they want... Once you're in the screens themselves things aren't too bad - sound and vision are generally of a good standard. The air-con is however overenthusiastic so if you're of a chilly disposition remember to take some warm clothes! The sign at the entrance of the ladies warns that "male and female cleaners service these facilities" but I have to conclude that neither had been near them for quite some time...at least four loos were out of order and most of the ones that weren't needed a darn good clean (I guess you have to point a large finger of blame at the manky people who don't know a) how to flush a toilet or b) that any more than about 20 sheets of loo paper is likely to lead to a serious blockage.... Added to the fact it's now damn expensive (£10.45 per adult to see the 3D Christmas Carol film) to go to the cinema I was reminded why I don't often bother these days. Far nicer to stay warm, have clean loos and cheap eats at home with a DVD!

This review is going to be super biased since I love riding motorcycles. This place is a historic…read morecafé turned diner that began the café racer craze back in the day. Nowadays we appreciate and build those bikes for the nostalgia and esthetic they bring to the table. The same can be said about Ace, it doesn't forget where it came from. The establishment feels as close as it would have back when it was originally operating. There's even a juke box in there (not sure if it works), but I doubt people still place bets if you can get to the next café before the song is over playing hahaha. The food is pretty decent, but I can only attest to the "quick bites" portion of the menu since I wasn't too hungry. I ordered the tuna sandwich with an iced coffee. They don't go well together, but I had to have coffee there! How can I go to ace café and not drink any of their coffee?! That's like saying you went to San Francisco and didn't visit the golden gate bridge. People were very kind and fun to converse with. No matter where you are the biker community is always friendly and that's what I can say about this place and their customers. They also host bike nights and events. I only wish that I could attend with a bike, but since they're stuck in the states I don't imagine that will happen any time soon. Ultimately I'm extremely happy I was able to go to the place that started café racers because those bikes are what got me into riding in the first place. I never would have thought I'd be able to visit, so you should too if you can!!

My brother is a motorcyclist fanatic so I ended up going to this cafe one Sunday afternoon with him…read moresome time ago. We got chatting to loads of bikers outside and one girl enthusiastically jumped on her bike to pose for me when she saw I had my camera with me. The Ace Cafe is THE motorcycle venue in London. The great thing about the Ace cafe is it's open 24 hours so when you are cruising about on your bike late at night you can always call in here for a coffee and meet some kindred spirits. The Ace Cafe website has a great archive of black and white photographs from the 1940s, 50s and 60s, which i love looking at. It's all about rock and roll and bikes really.

Halloween night. The Aeronaut. A cabaret show from another dimension…read more Never would have found this place on my own, but holy hell am I glad we had friends in the know. After some time guzzling pitchers of Pimms Cup in the garden, we made our way inside for the show. Hats off to these performers. Maybe I was just wasted, but I felt like I was having a fever dream at the Moulin Rouge - in the best way possible. Get in here. This place rocks.

I had a really fun time at The Aeronaut. It was quite a good concept - a big top inside what used…read moreto be the famous Redback (now unrecognisable and the floors are no longer sticky from snakebite!). For the Friday evening Cabaret you have to book ahead which only cost £5 up to the last 2 weeks before which is when it goes up to £8 and you get to watch some weird and wonderful cabaret acts during the course of the evening. As far as the acts were concerned it was a bit hit and miss and I was expecting a few more. We had a hula hooper and a contortionist which was insane to watch!! An aerial hoop act which was impressive but quite short, a juggler who probably didn't need to be there and the finale .... Rayguns Look Real Enough who were a comedy music mashup duo who were fabulous!! Highlight of the evening! As a while though I think the acts were a but hit and miss and unfortunately the compere wasn't going down too well either!! Oh well!! But the evening was incredibly fun and once they cleared away the stage it turned into a dance floor and the DJ played an array of hits from 50's through to today with a lot of emphasis on 80's and 90's hits which were great to sing and dance along to. Before the show started we did have a table so we could eat food and there was your usual selection of burgers and salads etc. I went for the veggie falafel burger and to be honest it was extremely bland and needed a hell of a lot more tzatiki and condiments to improve it's flavour! It's great that I was subjected to the usual fried vegetable burger and there was a mushroom risotto on the menu but the burger definitely needed more flavour. It was a bit more like mushed falafel and falafel needs to be a little more grainy I think!! The chips were good though, hand cut, crispy edges and soft in the middle - mmm!! As for drinks they do have a selection of ales on tap, some local, a porter and a stout that were exciting some and all the other usual things a pub can offer. Price wise I think it was pretty reasonable. All in all we did have a great evening and I probably would go again. The place is new so it is probably still getting it's sea legs a little but do pop down for an alternative evening of circus acts and then fun music to dance the night away to - we stayed so late it was a night bus home!! Always a good sign!! Xyz

I should state upfront on this review ... I am slightly biased! .... having been seeing clients at…read moreThe Happiness Centre across the road for over 8 years, finally, I mean F-I-N-A-L-L-Y Shepherds Bush and the Uxbridge Road has a decent coffee. Actually, it's better than decent, it is FANTASTIC. Thank you, thank you, thank you (!!!!) Bush Theatre for introducting not only a cool fringe theatre conversion of our old Library, but a whoppingly fab meeting space, lunch space and overall funky coffee hangout. 'They' have been saying Shepherds Bush is up and coming for years ...! but frankly it takes a dream team to bring cool places into a community and the Bush Theatre team have done exaclty that. Okay you probably get the point. I am a huge fan. Take a detour and check this place out one lazy afternoon or if you work locally. Better still go check out their action-packed fringe theatre performances to expand your mind, cultural map and pop a new west london hangout on your fave list.

Let me make this clear - I'm not a theatre person. Hmm, let me restate: I'm ambivalent toward it. I…read moredon't love it and I don't avoid it. I enjoy it on the rare occasions someone invites me along or expresses interest in going to something, whether that "something" is a musical or the ballet or a play. That being said, Bush Theatre provided me a good time for my limited experience with this sort of thing, but with some nice upgrades/surprises: - The converted library venue that is true to its origins. Enjoy your beverage before or after the show in the library full of arm chairs and shelves of leather-bound scripts. - It feels like pub (complete with beer garden), not like a theatre venue. You can walk in and order a drink and feel like you're allowed - and invited warmly to - settle in and enjoy it. Like picture houses, it is designed to provide a place to converse about what you just saw on site. -You can take your beverage into the theatre space. Is that normally allowed? I have no idea, but I'm glad I didn't have to chug my Peroni in order to get a good seat. - A modern stage set up with space for 160ish. I've never been to an intimate venue like this, and was quite caught up in the action literally happening mere inches from me - not up on a traditional stage, either. - Fresh outlook. I was told Bush is one of the only London playhouses that accepts new, outside work. Anyone can send them a play, and they receive something like 400 a week. This sounded impressive to me, but what do I know about these things. All in all, this was a solid modern theatre experience with a traditional London pub vibe

Yes Entertainment was done just incredible work. My cousins' wedding was very nontraditional and…read morethey did everything to make it go smoothly. They listened to us and delivered what we required. Especially Viva Band is just awesome with their musical appearance.

This shop has a pin-up girl silk scarf for 70.00. It has these tastefully topless girls on playing…read morecards. I would have bought it were it not for the price. Lord knows. The modern art in this shop is also really appealing. I liked this one vase that was white and looked like an old ladies hat where you stick the flowers in little pots. I think this shop makes affordable art but I can afford nothing except a crap poster from Woolworths in the closing down sale. It was Little Britain but you know, the budget is just "so high class".

A really nice shop for both buying prints and getting frames made…read more They have tasteful posters and prints, some famous, many British, some local to Ealing. I picked up one of Hoxton artist Jon Carmichael's dog prints there, as well as an ultraviolet photo of Ealing's Walpole Park from Alex Arnaoudov. We've had a couple of custom frames made here, and they came out very nicely. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable.