Absolutely delicious breakfast for our first day in London! This was a cute "mom and pop"…read morerestaurant and we loved every minute we were there. The young man who waited on us was kind and offered local suggestions. Our food was delightful and we hope to be back before we return home.

Nice breakfast place, great little dishes with the family…read more Clearly not very familiar with the espresso machine to make lattes or cappuccinos. Still overall lovely little place

We loved the feel of this bakery/quaint restaurant in Brentford. It's a lovely option if you're…read morestaying the area. It seemed to be frequented by mainly locals...not too touristy, which is exactly what we were looking for. Prices are affordable and the service was pretty good. Everyone enjoyed the following meals and would recommend: Eggs Royale Omelette with basil, tomato, and prosciutto The coffee options are quite delicious too. A lovely place to eat in a local neighborhood makes the Verdict easy to recommend.

Fab brunch spot on a surprisingly sunny winter morning in Brentford, no doubt part of all the…read moreredevelopment going on in the area. It's a grand old building that's been converted into this cafe, with lots of exposed brickwork and high ceilings. The brunch menu is compact but has something for everyone, from the 'Innocent Breakfast' of yogurt, fruit and granola to the 'Guilty Breakfast' full fry-up (kudos to them for the cheeky names!). I was very happy with all the flavours coming from my omelette, which I ordered with tomato, basil and prosciutto. The eggy part itself was a beautiful bright yellow and fluffy, and I really liked the sweet dressing on the side salad that complemented the omelette well. Both innocent and guilty breakfasts were also devoured speedily around me! The wooden farmhouse-style furniture gives it a lovely welcoming feel and I could happily have sat there and had another coffee, had we not had other places to be. Service could be a little bit more on the ball when new people wander in - but I think they (like my buddies and me) were maybe a little mesmerised by the cutest little long-haired puppy sitting on her owner's lap by the door with her chin on the table...squee! Nice to see everyone's welcome ;)

Usually come here before Arsenal matches as I make the long leisurely stroll from home toward…read moreground. I really like this whole stretch has it has some locket coffee shops, pop up bars, old pubs and this proper greasy spoon. I usually get the full fry up and it doesn't disappoint. A perfect start to the day before some beers in neighbouring pubs!

This is a nice little cafe where you can enjoy your breakfast, lunch or dinner in peace of some…read morenice customers and workers. The food is nice and the nice environment tops it off. There is great hygiene and isnt very pricey. Their menu has a good variation of food which suits all. I would recommend this to people who enjoy cafes and good food.

Wow, this was one of the only times that the Yelp reviews were just plain wrong…read more People, this place is nothing special. I ordered a breakfast sandwich, which resembled a fast food disaster, and tasted about the same. While the prices were good, the service was unfriendly. I think my American love of good breakfast sandwiches may have gotten to him. Steer clear, go get some Lebanese food instead. Or better yet, branch out and try something new.

Tiny, tiny place. Don't blink or you might miss it. It gets really busy during lunch time rush…read moreour, o if you can escape you office 10 minutes earlier it will help. They have an extensive menu of sandwich fillings for such a tiny place, chicken, fish, lamb, vegetarian prepared in all forms and styles (baguette, roll, ciabatta, etc) all ranging from £1.80-£3.50, also give the jacket potatoes a try, my favourite is the cheese and beans. These potatoes are freshly oven baked not re heated in a microwave, hence the difference in taste. Wash it all refreshingly and healthily down with a fresh smoothie. The selection is small but when you need to serve so many people maybe it's best to keep it simple.

Lovely lovely breakfast Wonderful service…read more Clean! Would definitely come back! had my birthday breakfast here!

The food is average to above average and quite inexpensive, the proprietor is exceptionally…read moregracious, the back garden is charming, the location is incredibly convenient, at the entrance/exit of the Hanger Lane tube station. Unfortunately, the restaurant closes at 6 PM.

As you would expect from a cafe and a bit more. Illy coffee, Sandwiches (ciabatta, baguettes,…read morerolls and baps), fresh salads, jacket potatoes, pasta and patisserie. It is this last bit I'll make special mention to. They have a small selection of it but its quite good and it's cheap. For instance, a raspberry cheesecake at £2.50 it's soft and creamy, with a crunchy base. They also sell Italian biscuits and panetone (for the christmas holidays) and other Italian delicacies. Staff in general were friendly but they made a mistake with my coffee and when I corrected the lady she didn't like it. On my way to Hammersmith I am usually tempted by their desserts but I try and stop myself, not only to avoid calories but also bad humour.

Divina Cafe is a small unassuming restaurant that serves an authentic Italian meal experience as…read moreyou might expect to find in Italy. The menu offers a variety of pasta dishes (including a regularly updated special) salads and sandwiches. The arrabiata and spaghetti al pesto are delicious and abundant. Owner Max will happily talk to you all day about English and Italian football, especially his beloved Roma. However, the cafe appears to attract a varied clientele mostly consisting of people working in and around Stamford Brook. Overall this is a great find where for a reasonable price you can have a typical Italian lunch experience including a nice bowl of pasta, some bread and a glass of wine for less than 10 pounds.

Food: I got a full English and an americano. The breakfast was delicious! Everything was cooked…read morewell and there was so much food. The coffee was also good. Service: The service was minimal but effective. This is a cafe and not a full service restaurant but the waitress still managed to come collect my dishes quickly. Ambience: The cafe is small and cute. It's nicely decorated with comfortably spaced seating.

Highly recommend! Breakfast burritos and Americana breakfast is so very good! The service is great…read moreand friendly!

I tend to think the word "hidden gem" is a huge cliche but considering its location and charming…read moreviews, Time is definitely a hidden gem. You probably wouldn't even see it if you were driving past because it's away from the main road, overlooking the river in Brentford. I went on a sunny Saturday and fell in love with the terrace. They have several bottled beers or Moretti and Heineken on draft. Their menu consists of burgers, steaks, fish & chips, salads, and desserts. Cocktails are available as well, and during happy hour (6-8pm) it's just £10 for 2 cocktails. Burgers are served on a wooden skate with generous portion of "steak fries" (or thickly cut chips as Brits would say). My favorite part about this place is the massive terrace, river views and relaxed atmosphere, but thankfully the food is great too. My only critique is that service was a bit slow and had to walk in to pay because my server wasn't coming out to collect my card for payment, but I think that's a testament to the slow moving vibe of this place.

Great location! Lovely pastry and coffee! This will be my new hangout! The decor is lovely. And the…read morestaff are friendly.