Artisan can be a heaven for coffee lovers. Its funky decor with lights hanging off the ceiling as…read morepaperbags adds up to the modern atmosphere. We walked in on a Saturday to have a brunch, and were not disappointed. The service is nice, the staff friendly and polite, and what is most important, coffee is great and food quite tasty. They seem to also do coffee tasting workshops or barista courses. Anyway, worth popping in for either just coffee or food.

I know I always say that but this is the best coffee place! The vibe is super relaxed, with wooden…read morefloors and tables and bare ceilings. Very trendy. Great choices of cake and (my daughter beign gluten intolerant) they have a pistachio and rose gluten free cake that is to die for, so I am told as I had no time to taste! And now the coffee... Very tasty, just warm like it should be, just strong enough.. Really just fab... The tube journey I have to come here are going to become very regular for me :-)

The coffee shop is nearby the earlwest train station. The place is good, and simple. The coffee is…read moregreat and price is reasonable. They also sell croissant amd other hamd and chees sandwiches and cakes. Service is average.

A part of me feels that this could quite well be a Melbourne Coffee house, though it does have some…read moreEnglish character to it. Okay, I had just arrived, and this was the first place I visited to grab a coffee, so of course I was still thinking that I was in Melbourne. However, they did make a pretty good coffee, and the service was quite nice as well. In a way it was a bit of a surprise discovery, and a pretty good pick as well. Yeah, grabbing a Melbourne style coffee as soon as I arrived in London was a treat.

Pretty nice little spot in Ealing for coffee…read more Harris + Hoole is one of those coffee shop chains that desperately want to look like an indie spot - and they kinda do a good job at disguising themselves as such. The branch in Ealing Broadway is really nice, has school-like chairs and worn out sofas. A hipster's paradise. We went there twice for coffee and once for a quick lunch (today). Their coffee is nice, though from a place that makes such a big deal about having good coffee, I found that it was pretty average - nice but nothing to shout about. Their food looks lovely though, and I've tried their halloumi and Aubergine flat-bread today and it was really really delicious (maybe they should start market for sandwich eaters rather than coffee drinkers...just saying) and I'm looking forward to coming back another day to try more from their range, maybe something sweet. The downstairs is big, bright and airy. The food counter is massive and you're spoilt for choice, though they do have more sweet than savoury stuff. Which I guess makes sense. The upstairs is much smaller but not cramped, it has a large sofa and some individual tables and armchairs, as well as some nice local art on the walls. It was a bit too hot though, despite the air con being turned on. But I guess that's an issue they have probably two weeks out of 52 per year. Only disappointing bit was the price: we paid £15 for two sandwiches (albeit big and yummy) and two small cappuccinos. Am I being cheap or is that a tad too much for what is is? Either way, lovely spot and will be definitely coming back!

I visited for the first time yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed it! I had a medium latte and it was…read moredelicious with some super cute latte art going on. There was a fair selection of cakes and biscuits on offer and some delicious looking sandwiches, including small rolls for children, something lacking in many other coffee shops! My son and I managed to bag a seat on the sofa by the window and got snuggled and cosy to while away half an hour. Unfortunately, I did notice the seat next to me and the floor were pretty dirty. It was bright and spacious and we'll definitely return again! Sandwiches are slightly pricey but coffee prices are pretty average, very similar when compared to all other coffee chains.

It's always good!! I got the chicken Parmesan sandwich yesterday which was very tasty. I also love…read moretheir strawberry juice drink. It's pricey but worth it.

This is my local branch of Pret. I have previously always been a huge fan of the chain but I…read morerecently started drinking coffee and in all honesty I don't really enjoy the coffee here, sorry Pret! I've tried lattes, mochas and the filter coffee and find all to be somewhat bitter. That said, their filter coffee is great value for money at 99p and as such I'll pop in and grab one if I'm feeling the pinch on the old purse strings! The food offering is always varied, though they have very little savoury food on offer for younger children, they have the obvious cookies etc and a rather delightful Godfrey the gingerbread man for snacks though! I have to admit I am very fond of their canned cold drinks & their warm macaroni cheese. The venue itself is large with plentiful seating, disabled access and a disabled toilet. There's further seating and toilets upstairs and staff are always attentive and friendly!

This must be one of the nicest Pret's that I have seen. There is an upstairs sitting area with…read morecomfortable chairs and unfortunately only a handful of plugs for the freelancers and notebook users. However, it's bright, clean and there are so many chairs and tables - good for big groups. I will definitely come back.

The food is good. They have a nice cosy downstairs that is very spacious. Good for working or…read morestudying in.

A usual stop for having locally roasted coffee and a slice of cake. I usually order an oat latte…read morewhich they do beautifully. They generally have a few vegan options for dessert which is great. They have ample seating, with enough plugs and WiFi if you're looking for a change of setting to do a bit of work. It's not that loud either, so it's perfect for a bit of reading as well.

Decent coffee (bit weak), great pastries, tiny tables, no wifi. Expensive for what you get.read more

Munson's is easily the best coffee in Ealing. It's a little bit of a walk south from the main drag…read moreof Uxbridge Rd/the Broadway, but it's worth it. The steady stream of local folks in and out tells the tale. Munson's is small and cozy, with only a few seats inside and few out on the pavement in good weather. The staff are very friendly, make some quality sandwiches, have some nice pastries, and even play good music (blues the last time I was in). But most importantly they make awesome organic, fair-trade coffee (I usually stop in the morning, and so get a cappuccino). They're happy to sell their coffee beans, too, ground or unground. Most varieties are fair-trade and organic. If you prefer independent, quality places to grab a cup, this is the spot in Ealing.

The Fields was a quick yet hearty sit down breakfast for us; just what we needed before carrying on…read morewith our travels. - A delicious croissant with emmental, bechamel and tomato and a beautiful latte with an impressively foamy milk top, complete with latte art, of course. Breakfast in London was kind to us, and not too much of a costly affair. It was a fleeting visit but a memorable one, made all the more so by the fast and friendly service. We sat outside as it was a beautiful morning. - Just lovely! If you're nearby, I suggest you pop in.

Definitely the best coffee and cake / brunch place in Ealing. Lovely place to stop for a bit to eat…read moreif in the area.

Had a Sunday brunch last summer with my boyfriend. We had cured salmon and scrambled eggs on…read moretoast. Two pieces of cured Salmon were thick and delicious! But I believe that the scrambled eggs were made of duck eggs and my boyfriend wasn't feeling well all afternoon... :( Still this place is located in a nice, quiet part of the Dickens Yard complex near Ealing Broadway station and I'm very sure that he wouldn't have any issues if he try something else.

Charlotte's W5 is a quaint restaurant and wine bar hidden in the new Dickens Yard complex just off…read moreEaling Broadway. This hidden gem offers a variety of wines for the experienced pallet including English tipples for those who wish to try something different. The house Bloody Mary made with gin is a hangover special at just over £6.00 and can be easily coupled with a standard English breakfast. Don't ask for poached eggs though, they aren't on the menu and it isn't going to happen if you ask, trust me! Over all a great space, but it does get busy, so best to book in advance if you can to ensure you get a table rather than propping up the bar.