Chiswick felt like it had truly arrived when Soho House owner Nick Jones decided 2006 was a good time to open up here - 'first Soho, then LA, New York, now Chiswick, finally, we're on the map', they thought. And High Road Brasserie is certainly a much-needed designer bar and brunch hang out for the time-poor, cash-rich twenty to thirty-year-olds of west London. For the really flash there's a five-storey private members club (as with all Soho House outlets) next door at High Road House which also has hotel rooms. Jones has cleverly tailored each of his establishments to suit the clientele of the neighbourhood and this branch includes a kid-friendly menu. For adults there's a reliable choice of dishes like sea bass and steak tartare with a French bias but there are also smaller light bite plates of scampi and hummus at a very reasonable average price of £5 to £9.
Portobello Gold is a Notting Hill institution, a chic boutique hotel with a restaurant and a busy internet coffee house on the ground floor. Locals ... More
Serving ice-cream since 1978, Foubert's is a Chiswick institution, specialising in delicious Italian ice-cream. The parlour moved from around the corner on Chiswick High Road ... More
Brixton Market's Franco Manca has achieved legendary status over the past few years, serving rustic sourdough pizzas with fresh, simple but dynamic toppings, all baked ... More
The old Fuller's brewery forms the home of this stylish budget hotel, conveniently located halfway between Heathrow Airport and Central London. It's an easy stroll ... More
K West oozes luxury – its sleek design runs from the striking exterior to the rooms’ understated sophistication to the spa’s calm coolness. With K ... More
With its newly opened cafe and special Easter activities for children Chiswick House presents an attractive proposition for a family outing over ...More
Be one of just 90 people to experience a unique pop-up restaurant brought to you by The Providores and Sipsmith Independent Spirits. Held over three ...More
William Hogarth's country home and museum.
With its location next to one of the busiest roads in London, it’s hard to believe that this late 17th ... More
A former royal residence and stunning example of Classical 18th century design, Chiswick House - also known as Burlington House - originally belonged to the ... More
A vertiable treasure trove for antiques, vintage and retro furniture and furnishings, The Old Cinema in Chiswick is the place to go for, say, a ... More
Even in the culinary Mecca of Turnham Green, with half-a-dozen celebrated delicatessens in easy walking distance - Mortimer & Bennett stands out. The owners travel ... More
This fantastic, no-nonsense spa is a great way to treat yourself to a day of pampering, without pushing the boat out too far. Comforting massage, ... More
One of the most glorious examples of 18th century British architecture, Chiswick House was designed by the third Earl of Burlington (1694-1753). A triumph of ... More
Despite the name, Pickwick's Wine Bar feels more like a pub and one that's well worth a visit for its friendly if slightly eccentric atmosphere. ... More
The second gastropub from the Gordon Ramsay group might not look like much from the outside but the wood paneling, high ceilings, large windows and ... More
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Chiswick felt like it had truly arrived when Soho House owner Nick Jones decided 2006 was a good time to open up here - 'first Soho, then LA, New York, now Chiswick, finally, we're on the map', they thought. And High Road Brasserie is certainly a much-needed designer bar and brunch hang out for the time-poor, cash-rich twenty to thirty-year-olds of west London. For the really flash there's a five-storey private members club (as with all Soho House outlets) next door at High Road House which also has hotel rooms. Jones has cleverly tailored each of his establishments to suit the clientele of the neighbourhood and this branch includes a kid-friendly menu. For adults there's a reliable choice of dishes like sea bass and steak tartare with a French bias but there are also smaller light bite plates of scampi and hummus at a very reasonable average price of £5 to £9.
