Best food and service in the Shepherd's Bush area!! Breakfast is the way to go and wait...for the…read morepancakes! Worth every penny.

The place was overflowing with people on laptops sipping one drink for hours. How can a business…read moresurvive like this. My food was late as the server forgot to put the order in. When it arrived some of it was burned as was the toast. Not enjoyable at all. I'd been before and loved it. Disappointed this time.

I got the special and it was delicious. Very friendly staff and excellent coffee! Decent prices too.read more

I'm just two times eating breakfast at Moulin's! Friendly stuff and comfortable places. The food is…read morevery good! And there's a lot of photoes and pictures of Quenn! Girl from Hungary

Great spot to grab dinner and a drink before heading into Wembley. The space is very large with…read moreboth a bakery/cafe and restaurant area. We sat outside and ordered a meal to share and two drinks. The smash burger was very good and a hefty portion size. Service was great as well. Only downside is that, probably due to an unexpected amount of business all at once, the restrooms were not maintained and all stalls in the women's room (I think 4) were out of paper. Luckily someone boyfriend grabbed a role from the men's for the few of us that noticed early enough! Generally, seems like a great option pre event at Wembley!

Before Oasis concert, I stopped in for a drink. Important!!! You have to order a meal to get…read morealcohol. That was okay since I was also hungry so my partner and I split a burger and chips and I also had a Crème Brûlée Donut. The burger was large and loaded with toppings. The crème brûlée donut is soooo good. We almost got a slice of pizza to split, but full from donut and burger.

Had a late brunch here. We ordered:…read moreTriangle burger kid's meal, Fries Halloumi cheese, Bbq chicken wings, Ginger beer and Hot chocolate. Service person (Souhaya) had a scowl on her face; it was not that busy. Unfortunately, tipping here was automatic at 12.5%. I would not have tipped her....she will have a bigger scowl on her face...hahahaha. Anyhow, the ambiance is very American; a diner complete with a car banquette seating. Bbq chicken wings were really good and flavorful. Burger sucked and not worth its £6 price. Halloumi cheese was mediocre not worth £5 for 3 small rectangular pieces. I would come back for the bbq wings.

The place looked very promising but failed to deliver on so many levels... First - the wait staff…read more There is a service charge tacked onto your bill automatically, but you still have to order yourself online (the ordering process is a bit tedious - with a sometimes failing web form ) Then you need to walk to the counter and pay there, as there is no way to pay for your meal online either (or - as would be expected - pay for it AFTER you finished it). The place does not accept American Express. But then, the food is also rather lackluster. With lemonade being sickeningly sweet and having an odd, chemical flavor. The Budweiser Prohibition Brew we ordered was replaced with Budweiser Zero - a much poorer alternative. The food is edible and we did not get sick after eating it, but it is on the more expensive side, given the quality. In particular, everything was very greasy - which is not always a bad thing with a diner, but here it was not great. My steak - ordered medium-rare, came medium/well-done which I had to ask to be replaced. It did get replaced with a (nearly) properly cooked (more solidly medium, not rarer) one. I wish it was 14 oz ribeye I paid for, not a thin 8 oz, though. The meat was tasty, a bit lacking the flavor, and the bone was large - not worth the price. The fries were good. The place is halal certified. So the bacon you will get is chicken-based. The environment is very "movie 1950s" - unlike the true diners, but also lacking the atmosphere of the 50s. It would be very enjoyable for its ambiance, if not for the fact, that the place is filled with families with young kids, and as such gets kindergarten loud at times. I had high hopes, but I did not get a satisfactory meal. I did not have a great experience, and I did not get a bargain. On the other hand, it was not dreadful and perhaps I would come back again, with friends, later in the evening, as I enjoyed the tacky decor. If only they served beer or wine to go with the meal...

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.

We visited after staying across the road at the Hilton and we're happy with our experience. The…read morecoffee was fairly cheap at 2.10 for an Americano and was better than other coffees that I've had in London. While the other reviewers experienced slow and poor customer service, this was not our experience. However, we were the only people in the restaurant so I would have been shocked if we hadn't had the waiters full attention. The atmosphere is classy, but in a hotel sort of way. The restaurant has high ceilings with massive chandeliers, while the rest of the place is decorated in a red and cream Asian fusion scheme. I've only given this place four stars due to the food. Our breakfast here was pretty average, but was acceptable. I've had better food as egg Benedict should be something that every respectable restaurant can do really well. However, the sauce was pretty weak and wasn't as rich as I like it. Overall, we enjoyed our morning here and would come again. This venue, if not staying at the Hilton or visiting the arena, is slightly far away from the tube station as its about a 20 minute walk and tucked away down a side street. It's not worth venturing out of your way, but if convenient than its not a bad spot.

Stopped in for dinner after watching a match at Wembley. We both had the burger which was a good…read moreportion size and deliciously seasoned. For dessert we had the sticky toffee pudding along with the chocolate and amaretto torte, which were both fabulous!! In addition to the great food, the service was too notch. Eat here.

Butter Chicken Curry changed my life. This place is amazing! Not only is the indoor decor unique…read moreand pleasing, they have fantastic service, and the food is great. Our group ordered the curry, salmon, pork belly, artichoke soup and crab toast- everyone ended with a clean plate. Don't miss this place!

The food here is really good and better than the other places around. So if you want a nice…read morerelaxing place to go for dinner try this place out!

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 :-)

Great spot! We went here for brunch, everything was excellent. My favorite was the shakshuka, but…read moreeverything was great. For sure recommended!

Bob's Cafe is a popular cafe in the Queen's Park neighborhood. And rightfully so, as it serves…read moredelicious brunch menu items and coffee related drinks. I had the eggs salmon Benedict and although it is not the absolute one I have had, it sure was delicious. Service was a little on the slower end, but that's also because the place was full with people waiting outside so it was logical. The ambiance of the cafe was vibrantly colorful.

Sweet and old-fashioned, not unlike myself, the Doll's House on the Hill is the perfect place to…read more have a rewarding cup of tea after walking up Harrow-on the-Hill on a crisp autumn day. The owners claim dedication to the dying tradition of afternoon tea and they certainly have gone all out to maintain that unique British flavour that so many generic coffee shops have almost wiped out in London. Every detail, from the elegant crockery, the ornate homemade cakes and the rosy faced waitress, perfectly recreate a time when a nice cup of tea and a civilized chat was enough to fill an afternoon. Indeed, the atmosphere was so effective I wished I was going home to listen to the gramophone in front of a log fire. After worrying about the possible effects of drinking so much tea I left, content with the world and happy in the knowledge that there are still corners of London devoted to being a little bit British.

We came here for a hungover brunch, post-hen party! Probs not their typical customers, but it was…read morelovely. We had a private room downstairs and demolished a fair amount of food. Decor is sweet and cutesy - not the kind of thing you'd expect would appeal to Harrow public schoolboys, but we did see a few. The muesli I had wasn't as exciting as it sounded on the menu and I was still hungry after but I loved the cakes we had as 'dessert'. The others mostly had fry-ups which looked pretty standard to me (shop-bought hashbrowns and sausages) but it was all presented beautifully. I'd almost definitely come back and buy some more cake (but probs not brunch). There was a funny moment when I dropped a ginseng tablet on a plate of brownies by the till and everyone looked suitably horrified til I explained what it was. The waitress took it well tho ;)