Have been here a few times and have always had a great experience…read more We received personalised attention by the owners, catering for every ocassion and helping us pick the best wine to pair with a meal or enjoy on its own merits. Each time we've been there they ask about the last wine we bought and how we enjoyed it with food, etc. They take the time to get to know their customers and build a sense of community with everyone that walks into the shop.

I absolutely LOVE this place! I'm new to the area...country, in fact! It has a really chill and…read moreopen atmosphere, which for someone like me, makes it extremely easy to meet new people. The wine is very unique, organic, and exciting for wine connoisseurs!!! The owner, Jesal, is very informative and there's always new great finds. I recommend this place to anyone who enjoys a great glass and atmosphere with class! I live in the community and there are often special events, which include wine tasting and social gatherings. Great hidden gym, in my opinion!

I have never been to a bar like this before. When I hear 'wine bar' I think of a shiny modern bar…read morewith people who think they are extremely sophisticated quaffing and prattling about noses and palettes. This is not at all like that. Ramshackle in appearance, this is so different and so good for being that way. I'm not much of a wine drinker but were I thus (and if I lived near Ealing) this would be where you would find me. In fact if you are a wine drinker then just add a mental star to my rating. I drank something red...with a nose

We heard about Cripins from three or four people before we walked to find it. What a place!…read moreEveryone was so friendly. The wine selection was good and the prices were reasonable. Comfortable settings too. Above all though was the friendliness of the staff. Natalie spent so much time with us sharing the history of Ealing (which is quite cool) From Freddie Mercury to Peter Sellers. This place is a must stop!! Try it out!

The pasta was good but service was a bit slow. I was the third customer there so the place was…read morequite empty, yet it took the waiter more than 10 minutes to give me my drink which was just prepackaged juice--not fresh juice that needed preparation. What I was annoyed most was that they added a 12.5% "optional" service charge to the bill. I would have tipped them a similar amount but I wanted to do it voluntarily--not forced. They were betting on customers who might not want to feel embarrassed by speaking up for what was supposed to be our right to choose whether to tip or not! Despite the tasty food, I won't come back as I don't like to be forced or pressured to do anything!

I ordered the Molta Carne pizza from Il Bebo's through Uber Eats. It was good, but nothing amazing…read more The toppings tasted good and fresh, and had a perfect cheese to sauce ratio. They did forget to cut my pizza though! Overall, no complaints and would recommend Il Bebo's pizza.

A most wonderful place to stop in for a cheese plate and a glass of wine. The interior is…read morecomfortable and home like, the wait staff is more than happy to be of assistance and I was so glad we found this tucked away place after a day of walking in town.

The Concorde Room is a nice lounge. There were aspects of it that were luxurious, but then there…read morewere certain things that made it feel less exclusive. It's a lounge for First British Airways customers located in Terminal 5 at London Heathrow. The most premium feature of our visit was being able to dine in the private pre-flight dining booths. This is basically a restaurant-type experience. The food (we ate breakfast) was good and the high partitions in the dining area gave a nice sense of privacy. The service was top-notch and this was the best part of visiting The Concorde Room. After eating, we camped out in the lounge for what was thought to be about an hour, but turned into 3 hours with multiple flight delays. Good news is that the lounge is nice and does offer some outdoor dining as well, so there was plenty of natural light, but the lounge could've benefited from more partitions and more privacy. The decor is fine, but lacked the elevation and sophistication of other first class lounge products. The part where The Concorde Room loses a star is in the bathrooms. They are rather small, gender-neutral restrooms with poor lighting and they really felt like something you would've seen in just a regular terminal. Nothing luxurious about the restrooms whatsoever. Overall, The Concorde Room definitely delivers in the dining realm, but loses its luxury focus in other aspects of its execution.

We had a fantastic layover in the Concorde Room in LHR when flying BA. The staff was very kind &…read moreaccommodating, and we appreciated the "priority" for a shower that this stay conveyed. The food & bar were top notch an seating possibilities very comfortable. Highly recommended!

There are so many lounge options in Terminal 3 and BA's "home lounge" certainly lives up to…read moreexpectations. It's a bit more cozy than their T5 lounge and much more creatively crafted, and can be a good way to spend an hour in comfort here in Heathrow. Right at the entrance is access to their first class spa and showering facilities. As you enter the space, there are multiple individual lounge chairs resembling a home office that wasn't heavily utilized. This is likely due to the fact that all the wine and refreshments are deeper into the lounge. Perhaps they should reconsider this section. The lounge offers a great hot bar and plenty of wines to choose from for your everyday traveler. Coming here for breakfast means you can make yourself a proper English breakfast and quench your thirst with a can of ginger ale. The later isn't very English but something I like to do myself. The lounge is long and well lit with natural lighting creating a comfortable environment. One item of noteworthy is that their kid's section also has a PS4 and other gaming system that you can play with while you wait! Last time I was here, there was only one young lad playing so had there been an opportunity, I would have gotten myself a few rounds in. Overall, a great choice to stay for an hour or two in T3 if you have access. BA's products are overall very good and it's nice to see that their lounges are always well maintained.

The lounge was unfortunately a little tired. Bathrooms felt dirty and old. I didn't spend much time…read morehere - I was glad I spent more time at the other one world lounges in the terminal. Service was okay, food was average.

Great to have a menu to choose from as well as very tasty, well prepared food and great at the…read moretable service ! I was able to relax and enjoy my meal before my hectic flight! Probably the best sky club I've been too!

Tldr; AMAZING FOOD! Lots of options (healthy and not as well), Stable WiFi, Spacious!…read moreBetter than the Plaza Premium Lounge This is definitely one of the good lounges at Heathrow T4. I came here from the plaza lounge after seeing pictures online and noticing that they had more food options, haha. And I was right! They definitely had much better food, I wish I'd gone there earlier than 7:30pm! There was an Italian section which had pasta, marinara and funghi sauce. There was also another hot foods section which had green beans (went well with everything), parsnip puree (this was just okay), Tilapia in tomato sauce (quite large filets of tilapia! I'd have savored it more, but I'm not a fan of tomato sauce), rice, and some great butter chicken! The chicken was perfectly cooked, so soft and just fell apart so well. I can't even! Even the curry was really good, I was pleasantly surprised! This was a good meal! There was also a salad bar (which even had crumbled cheese unlike the other lounges I've been to), the snacks included a cheese board with 3 different cheeses (!), some meats, sandwiches, some meat, and crackers too. Their desserts looked really appetizing - carrot and spices cake, pound cake, and a pie - and I had a hard time resisting it! The bar area was a little small though, and got crammed when too many people all went around the same time. Appreciate the bottled water! They had good WiFi, it didn't flake on me even once in the 3 hours I was there(unlike the Plaza Premium WiFi). They had a variety of seating options too, and it was so nice and spacious. I loved the open seating setup and it didn't feel like people were just invading your privacy. Wasn't too crowded either, and perfect to spend a lot of time there. The staff didn't seem like they cared if you were there longer than 3 hours.

We used to drink in the Dowager every Sunday - both pre Norman (Bill-the-perpetually-puzzled and…read moreBetty) and post Norman. Norman spent a good deal of time (and no doubt someone's money) refurbishing the pub. It is clean and 'pretty', but as has been pointed out, characterless. The Sunday crowd was largely 'older' folks (40+ I'd say, many quite a bit older - including a pair of old dears - must have been over 90 - who always wore knitted hats and gloves that didn't fit), yet the decor is very 'trendy wine bar'. On the up side, there is a lovely, spacious pub garden. My daughter, in Bill's day, used to be given permission to climb the Bramley apple tree and take home whatever she could carry. There both paved and grassy seating areas, and it is fenced off from the road, so it is fairly safe for children (apart from children who climb the apple tree, of course). The Dowager serves food, and has a reasonably busy (if elderly) Sunday roast trade. I've eaten there a few times - the food is good and wholesome, if sometimes unadventurous. All in all, not a bad pub, but I wouldn't hold it up as a 'typical' British pub, and wouldn't (now) travel to get there. If in Teddington, I'd probably choose the Adelaide.

The Dowager is a lovely local pub. Andy the most recent landlord is a true gent, and will talk…read moreabout music til the cows come home. Newly refurbished garden/patio area is well finished, and a great place to spend a quiet summer's evening. Haven't tried the food since Andy has been around, but it is very reasonably priced. Go there and support a great pub.