This is an example of how a monopoly works against customers: the only cafe in a large park run by…read morea company specialised in running on premise cafes: Benugo. They have recently renovated the old building as part of a larger renovation that's going on in the park. A nice building with a wood burning pizza oven and outdoors and indoors seating areas. However the food is worse than terrible: the Pulled Chicken Cob was disgusting. Old lettuce and tomatoes, completely tasteless mush that was some kind of dressing, "grilled chicken" (ie boiled with grill marks) and cold bacon on top. The pizza is probably somewhat decent but salty and the service is a usual Benugo style service which is bad, not caring, unhelpful and entitled and that's bad even with UK restaurant service standards. Overall, I probably give this place a 1 star just because it's a nice place to drink a pint if the sun is out and if you can get over the jaded waitresses.

Even though I'm visiting London just on occasion I've found this cafe absolutely amazing! One of…read morethe best coffees I've drank in a long time, I have no idea how they do it but they do know their job! It's a nice place to sit down with your laptop, sip a cup of proper coffee, talk to your friends in a nice, friendly atmosphere. Much better than the overcrowded chain coffee shops. ps. the cakes were just too good... but hell, few hours more on the gym were worth it! I'm surely coming back next time I'm in the area!

Very good food, pleasant atmosphere and massive selection of cakes. I will return.read more

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, relaxed vibe with old school tunes playing, laptop, dog and kid friendly…read more Delicious coffee and tea beverages, pastries and breakfast and lunch sandwiches along with a few made to order breakfast plates as well. Staff is always friendly.

Upon entry, this place captured me. The vinyl-era inspired decor along with instruments and posters…read moreof Musicians occupying the walls of the cafe are positively inspiring. One can't help but to find their muse whilst enjoying a cup of coffee or tea. I had the vegan granola w/coconut yogurt and it was absolutely divine. It looks simple but packs a mouthful of naturally sweet bliss in every bit. Since I had a late night, it was the perfect way to really eat up and prepare for my day. I'm glad I got to come out to Chiswick and take notice of the area and stumble up Rhythm and Brews. It's no wonder why the establishment fills up quickly with regulars and first-timers, such as myself. If I lived in London, this would certainly be a spot that I frequent, no matter what area I lived in. It's that worth it. Go check it out yourself and let me know what you think.

The Learning Curve centre, based in Acton, provides training for 90 adults with learning…read moredisabilities in Ealing. Their aim is to help people obtain the skills needed to get into work. It is a fully accredited training centre and provides training in basic skills, catering, stores and warehousing, horticulture and information technology. It runs a community café called Café Eat, which earns money through external catering. Don't be put off by the fact that this centre enables disabled people to get into the workplace! It's unfortunate that the cafe is hidden in Acton but, if you're in the area and looking for a coffee or a snack, why not go along. They offer hot food every day, with a vegetarian option, or you can get sandwiches and salads or a jacket potato with a choice of fillings. The cafe is very competitively priced so why not give it a try?

I have done a course at Learning Curve this year. The people there were really friendly and…read moreprofessional. I liked it a lot and can recommend it. You also get employment support. They helped me with CV writing and taught me interview techniques. I got a job now and am very happy.

Cute litte Cafe/Bakery, great service and reasonable prices…read more I've had the chocolate custard muffin which was delicious and fluffy for £2 and a regular size Mocha for £2.20. I'll definitely recommend this place :)

Stumbled across this cosy little bakery/café on my lunch break the other day, and it's made me wish…read moreI visited Acton more often! Excellent toasted sandwiches with fresh, tasty fillings make for a quick, easy lunch, and at £3.95 they're not too pricey either. I also snuck in a choc chip cookie, because, well, I like cookies.

Peter and I stopped here for brunch…read more The service was friendly. Lots of seating. We had a flat white which was made great. We had the traditional English breakfast. We enjoyed our stay and meal. Good prices. Free wifi so I got to work on some articles.

Three is a charm! It…read moreis a restaurant with cafe prices, it is a spacious cafe with speedy service, especially during the lunch hour rush. The sandwiches are really good, they are toasted and packed in an efficient manner, each member takes great care not only in making the sandwiches but also in hygienic standards. Top marks for the pepperoni, roasted veggies and mozzarella special ciabatta, at £3.65. Be weary though, have the cash as they don't take cards. When its less busy it's really nice to go there just for a quick bite before a nice movie. The sandwiches are served cut in half and toasted on a semi-fancy plate with optional salad. Prices, increase by 20p or 30p when you eat in. They also do pasta bakes, jacket potatoes and english breakfasts, £4.50, I can't wait for next sunday to come, I know (and you know) were I'll be eating.

This is a friendly cafe right in Acton Town tube station, a great pit stop for commuters! They…read moreserve excellent coffee, and have a gorgeous selection of cake, with samples always available! They also have fresh fruit juices and smoothies. However, it is a tiny space, with very little seating. The selection of sandwiches are also limited and unimaginative, which is why I'm giving it 4 stars. But for coffee and cake, it gets a massive thumbs up!

Small and cosy coffee shop. Decent coffee, nice location next to underground station. Outdoor…read moresitting although limited (only two tables and it is on roadside) no wifi which was a pain for me as I needed to work.

Right next to South Ealing station. Good for a cooked breakfast, although their bacon is not the…read morereal deal. Fast and friendly service in a relaxed setting.

I've been going to this little place for years now -- it's my obligatory stop for morning coffee…read moreand croissant among the other things (protip: plain croissant is the best in the area). The coffee is great, the staff super nice, and breakfast is delicious!